(exp) to return a favor (favour)
to repay
(exp) to talk quietly
(exp) to breed cattle
(exp) to set up a company
(exp) to celebrate one's recovery from illness
(exp) to put one's learning to practical use
(exp,vs-i) to look forward to something
(exp) to pay one's bill
(exp) to turn over hay
(exp,vs-i) to hurt someone's feelings
to offend someone
(exp) to close one's business
(v5s) to be profoundly compatible
to be inseparable
(exp) (obsc) to excite the spectators
(exp) to escape danger
(v5s,vi) (waves) to break on the shore and retreat
(exp) to extend the term
(v5s,exp) to put back in a good mood
to cheer up
(exp) to beat someone to the punch
to have the drop
to forestall
(exp) not to be able to settle down (if something is not done)
must (do something)
(exp) to be upset
to be flurried
to be frightened (out of one's wits)
(exp,vs-i) to be upset
to lose one's head (through shock)
to be frightened to death
(exp) to be pleased
to be in a good mood
(exp) to take offense (at)
to take offence (at)
to feel hurt (by)
(exp) to relax
(exp) to completely rethink
to pull one's self together
(exp,vs-i) to concur
to be the same (thought, opinion, etc.)
to have the same way of doing
(exp) to dispel doubts
(exp) to have a discussion
(exp) Necessity is the mother of invention
There is always some way out of a difficulty if you really look for one
(exp,v5s) to make one's heart flutter