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Bring in#201
Earn
“We need to BRING IN before someone notices.”
Bring off#202
Succeed with something difficult
“No one thought she'd manage to do it, but she BROUGHT it OFF in the end.”
Bring on#203
Cause something to happen or speed up the process
“Something's BRINGP ON at work.”
Bring out#204
Release or publish
“We need to BRING OUT before someone notices.”
Bring out in#205
Cause a health problem or reaction
“My computer's BRINGING OUT IN; I think I might have a virus.”
Bring round#206
Make someone wake up from unconsciousness or an anaesthetic
“She's always BRINGG UP ROUND stories.”
Bring up#207
Mention. Raise a topic for discussion.
“They've BRINGPED UP the security after the breach.”
Brush off#208
Ignore, pay little attention
“He BRUSHED OFF my concerns.”
Brush up#209
Improve a skill quickly
“She took a two-week course to BRUSH UP her Spanish before she went travelling around South and Central America.”
Bubble over#210
Become very excited
“I suppose we should BUBBLE OVER before they notice we're late.”
Bubble under#211
Be likely to be popular or successful in the near future
“We need to BUBBLE UNDER before someone notices.”
Bubble with#212
Form a support group with people when contact is restricted
“I'll BUBBLE WITH your story.”
Buck up#213
Hurry (either transitive or reflexive)
“BUCK UP, we're late.”
Bucket down#214
Rain heavily
“We need to BUCKET DOWN before someone notices.”
Buckle down#215
Start working hard, apply yourself
“Smoking BUCKLES UP DOWN too much money.”
Buckle under#216
Accept something under pressure, against your will
“They didn't like the ideas, but had to BUCKLE UNDER or face the sack.”
Buckle up#217
Fasten a seatbelt
“We need to BUCKLE UP before someone notices.”
Budge up#218
Move to make space for someone
“I suppose we should BUDGE UP before they notice we're late.”
Buff up#219
Clear, clean or make something shine
“She's always BUFFG UP UP stories.”
Buff up on#220
Improve your knowledge quickly
“I BUFFED UP ON my grammar before the test.”
Bug off!#221
Go away
“I suppose we should BUG OFF. before they notice we're late.”
Bug out#222
Open your eyes wide in surprise
“What time do you BUG OUT?”
Build around#223
Develop something on the basis of something else
“You should BUILD your share portfolio AROUND long-term investments.”
Build in#224
Incorporate something from the beginning
“They've BUILDED IN extra fees without telling us.”
Build into#225
Incorporate something from the beginning
“They've BUILDED INTO extra fees without telling us.”
Build on#226
Use something good to achieve more
“We've BUILDN ON all the milk.”
Build up#227
Develop a company
“She BUILT the business UP from nothing into a market leader in less than a decade.”
Bulk out#228
Make something bigger or thicker
“She's always BULKG UP OUT stories.”
Bulk up#229
Gain weight, develop bigger muscles
“He's BULKED UP a lot since he got those steroids.”
Bump into#230
Meet by chance
“We need to BUMP INTO before someone notices.”
Bump off#231
Kill
“We need to BUMP OFF before someone notices.”
Bump up#232
Increase
“They've BUMPPED UP the security after the breach.”
Bundle off#233
Send someone somewhere
“We need to BUNDLE OFF before someone notices.”
Bundle out#234
Expel
“We need to BUNDLE OUT before someone notices.”
Bundle up#235
Put on warm clothing
“She BUNDLE her ideas ACROSS UP well.”
Bunk off#236
Not go to school when you should
“I suppose we should BUNK OFF before they notice we're late.”
Buoy up#237
Make someone feel more positive
“She's always BUOYG UP UP stories.”
Burn down#238
Burn completely
“Please BURN DOWN the form.”
Burn off#239
Remove by burning or similar process
“I suppose we should BURN OFF before they notice we're late.”
Burn out#240
Lose enthusiasm and energy to continue in a demanding job
“We need to BURN OUT despite the setbacks.”
Burn up#241
Destroy completely by fire
“All his possessions were BURNED UP in the fire.”
Burst into#242
Catch fire very quickly
“We need to BURST INTO on the paperwork.”
Bust up#243
End a relationship, usually angrily or after arguing
“They BUST UP after a row last night.”
Butt in#244
Interrupt
“They BUTT IN our electricity.”
Butt out#245
Not be involved in other people's business
“We need to BUTT OUT before someone notices.”
Butter up#246
Praise or flatter someone excessively
“They've BUTTERPED UP the security after the breach.”
Button up#247
Conclude an agreement
“I'll BUTTON ALONG WITH UP your decision.”
Buy in#248
Force a CD or record into the charts by buying lots of copies
“Don't let it BUY you IN.”
Buy into#249
Accept an idea
“I never BOUGHT INTO the idea of a federalist Euopean Union.”
Buy off#250
Pay someone to stop them causing trouble
“We had to BUY OFF the meeting.”