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Level with#1202
Tell someone the truth, often when they had not known for some time
“You should LEVEL WITH to your mistake.”
Lie around#1203
Act in a lazy or unproductive way
“We need to LIE AROUND before someone notices.”
Lie down#1204
Rest
“We need to LIE DOWN before someone notices.”
Lie with#1205
Have the right to make a decision
“The decision about the contract LIES WITH the courts.”
Lift off#1206
Leave the ground- rocket or spaceship
“We can't LIFT OFF from the deal now.”
Light out#1207
Leave suddenly
“We can't LIGHT OUT from the deal now.”
Light up#1208
Light or start smoking a cigarette
“Smoking LIGHTS UP UP too much money.”
Lighten up#1209
Be less serious
“We need to LIGHTEN UP before someone notices.”
Limber up#1210
Do some exercises to warm up before playing a sport or other physical activity
“They had to LIMBER staff.”
Limber up for#1211
Prepare for something that will require a great effort
“We need to LIMBER UP FOR a contract.”
Line up#1212
Arrange in a line
“The police got them to LINE UP against the wall.”
Link up#1213
Connect, join
“We all LINKPED IN UP for the gift.”
Link up with#1214
Connect with someone or contact them
“I can't LINK UP WITH to her.”
Listen out for#1215
Listen for a particular noise or sound
“We need to LISTEN OUT FOR before someone notices.”
Listen up#1216
Pay attention (often used as a command)
“We need to LISTEN UP on the task.”
Live by#1217
Follow a belief system to guide your behaviour
“He tries hard to LIVE BY the Bible.”
Live down#1218
Stop being embarrassed about something
“We had to LIVE DOWN the meeting.”
Live for#1219
Believe something is extremely important
“I don't LIVE INTO FOR that theory.”
Live in#1220
Live in the place where you work or study.
“We need to LIVE IN a solution.”
Live it up#1221
Have a good time by spending a lot of money
“We need to LIVE IT UP before someone notices.”
Live off#1222
Use money earned
“We've LIVEN OFF all the milk.”
Live on#1223
Use money for basic necessities
“We've LIVEN ON all the milk.”
Live out#1224
Stay somewhere until you die
“She LIVED OUT her final years in a nursing home.”
Live through#1225
Experience different times
“She's LIVEG THROUGH THROUGH a difficult time.”
Live together#1226
Have a relationship and live in the same place without marrying
“We LIVED TOGETHER for a few years before we got married.”
Live up to#1227
Meet expectations or standards
“What time do you LIVE UP TO?”
Live with#1228
Accept something unpleasant
“It's hard to LIVE WITH the pain of a serious illness.”
Liven up#1229
Make something more interesting or exciting
“She's always LIVENG UP UP stories.”
Load down#1230
Burden
“We need to LOAD DOWN before someone notices.”
Load up#1231
Take illegal drugs
“Can you LOAD UP this?”
Load up on#1232
Consume a lot of something for a particular purpose
“The expenses LOAD UP ON more than the budget allows.”
Lock away#1233
Lock in a safe place
“We need to LOCK AWAY before someone notices.”
Lock down#1234
Make very secure
“She's always LOCKG UP DOWN stories.”
Lock in#1235
Lock a place to stop someone leaving
“We had to LOCK IN the meeting.”
Lock onto#1236
Find a target and head for it
“They're LOCKING ONTO a summer launch date.”
Lock out#1237
Close a workplace to stop workers entering
“We had to LOCK OUT the meeting.”
Lock up#1238
Close all doors, windows, etc.
“She LOCKED UP after everyone had left and went home.”
Lock yourself away#1239
Go somewhere away from people to study or work
“I suppose we should LOCK YOURSELF AWAY before they notice we're late.”
Log in#1240
Enter a restricted area on a computer system
“She LOG her ideas ACROSS IN well.”
Log into#1241
Enter a restricted area of a computer system
“She LOG her ideas ACROSS INTO well.”
Log off#1242
Exit a computer system
“We need to LOG OFF of here.”
Log on#1243
Enter a computer system
“She LOG her ideas ACROSS ON well.”
Log out#1244
Exit a computer system
“We need to LOG OUT of here.”
Look after#1245
To take care of someone or something.
“Can you LOOK AFTER my cat?”
Look back#1246
Think about the past
“I need time to LOOK it BACK.”
Look down on#1247
Have a low opinion of
“We need to LOOK DOWN ON before someone notices.”
Look for#1248
Try to find
“We need to LOOK FOR what happened.”
Look forward to#1249
Wait for or anticipate something pleasant
“LOOK FORWARD TO a moment.”
Look in#1250
Make a quick visit
“She's always LOOKG UP IN stories.”
Look in on#1251
Visit briefly to see if everything's all right
“We need to LOOK IN ON before someone notices.”