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Idioms related to Break
- The car broke down (stopped because of a mechanical defect)
- My sister broke down when she heard the bad news (collapsed)
- He knows how to break in horses (train, discipline)
- Yesterday burglars broke into their house (forced an entry)
- A revolution has broken out (begun)
- The school breaks up on Thrusday (closes for the vacation)
Idioms related to Bring
- This story brought home to me the seriousness of the situation (made me realize)
- You must bring back that book (return)
- She fainted, but we brought her round with some fruit juice (revived)
- She has brought up her children very well (reared and educated)
- Reared meaning - bring up and care for (a child) until they are fully grown
- His wonderful speech brought the house down (received great applause)
Idioms related to Call
- Please call in a doctor at once (ask a doctor to come)
- This calls for immediate action (demands, requires)
- Shall I call for you at six o' clock (come to collect) ?
- He called on her this morning (visited)
Idioms related to Clear
- After breakfast she cleared away (removed dishes etc. from the table)
- Clear off! I've had enough of you (go away) - [used in ordinary or familiar conversation; not formal or literary]
- They cleared out without paying their rent (departed)
- Please clear up your bedroom (make it tidy)
- Tidy meaning - to arranged neatly in order
- The weather has cleared up at last (brightened)
- The lecturer cleared up several points (elucidated, made clear)
Shared by Bhargav Gupta Yechuri
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