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Idioms related to Come
- How did it come about that you went to live in Nagpur ? (happen)
- I came across this book quite by chance (found, discovered)
- How did you come by this diamond ring ? (acquired)
- The price of flour has come down a lot (fallen)
- He came into a fortune when his uncle died (inherited)
- This book will come in useful (prove useful)
- The magazine comes out every Friday (appears)
- He split ink on his coat and the stain wouldn't come out (disappear)
- He came round quickly after the anesthesia (returned to consciousness)
- How much does the bill come to ? (total)
- The question of higher wages will certainly come up (be raised)
- Your work has not come up to standard (reached the required standard)
Idioms related to Cut
- We really must cut down our expenses (reduce)
- He keeps cutting in when I'm talking (interrupting)
- His parents cut him off with a shilling (disinherited)
- He loves the sea and seems cut out for a sailor (fitted, suited to be)
- The author cut out all the long words from his book (removed)
- Please cut up the meat for the children (cut into small pieces)
- He was very cut up about his son's accident (distressed - always passive)
Idioms related to Do
- Why don't they do away with all passports (abolish) ?
- He has a good woman to do for him (do cleaning and cooking for him)
- She does out his room thoroughly (clears)
- I could do with a drink (would like)
- This house needs doing up (repairing and decorating)
- Do up your shoelace (tie)
Idioms related to Draw
- Autumn is drawing near (approaching)
- He drew out a gun (took from his pocket)
- Life in the Navy will draw him out (give him a chance to show his real character)
- The car drew up outside our house (stopped)
- The police drew up a list of suspects (made, compiled)
Shared by Bhargav Gupta Yechuri
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