1miss out on sth
to not take advantage of an opportunity
2dawn on smn (me)
understand smth after some time
3deter/prevent/stop sb from
prevenir
4Eat away at sth
if a bad memory or feeling east away at smn, it makes them feel anxious or unhappy
The fear of failure ate away at her confidence before the exam.
5miss out on
to fail to take advantage of, experience
6to be target for
to be the intended recipient of an action, usually negative, like attack, criticism or blame
7shame smn for
to make smn make feel ashamed
8to be put on a drip
Le pusieron suero
9Come off
to stop taking a medication or treatment
10George sb on sth
eat a great amount of smt
11get on with
to continue doing smt
13dwell on stm
to have repetitive thoughts about smt, especially negative ones
14feel a bit down
feel sad or low, blue
15shrug sth off
to dismiss or ignore sth
16bottle sth up
to suppress or hide your emotions, long term, unhealthy emotional suppression
17burn out
to lose enthusiasm and energy and to be forced to stop working bc you feel ill
18wear out
to make smn extremely tired
eg: Looking after three toddlers all day really wears me out.
19bring about sth
cause sth to happen
20spark sth
to cause to start of smth, especially an argument or a fight
21dampen sb's enthusiasm
make smn feel less enthusiastic
22to smarten up
to improve your appearance or behavior
You’d better smarten up before the interview — you can’t go in looking like that!
24take its toll on sb
to cause damage or suffering over time
Years of stress and long working hours finally took their toll on Sarah, and she had a nervous breakdown.
25throw up / bring up
vomit
26to be admitted into (hospital)
to be officially accepted into a hospital
27strive for
to work hard to achieve smt
The company is striving for excellence in customer service.
28to withdraw from
to pull out ot quit stm
30take out
remove smt from smw/ to go smw and do smt with smn/to arrange to get smt form a company
31Come a long way
to make a progress
32Come to terms with
to accept or understand an unpleasant or sad situation
33Come to the point
ir al punto
34cut to the chase
get straight to the main point
35feel on edge
feel tense, nervous, anxious
36be on the edge of your seat
to be very excited
37to put emphasis on sth
give a particular importance
38to make great strides to/in
a development
39give up
stop trying, often due to lack of success
40give in
means to surrender to external pressure or influence nor voluntary choice.
The soldiers refused to give in despite the attack.
41give way to
to be replaces by smt
42give rise to
to cause something
43stir things up
to cause an unpleasant emotion or problem to begin or grow
45hold back
to keep from advising to the next stage, grade, level
46rip off
to treat violently or roughly
The attacker ripped off her necklace and ran.
47Come to
recover consciousness
49prep for
prepare for smth
51give out
completely used up
53give onto
overlooks/dar a
54give off
send out a smell