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I think he’s trying to get back at her for what she said in the meeting.

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Get back at someone means ___

After he lost his job, he promised that he would find a way to get back at his old boss.

back someone up

I'll back you up if you run for mayor.

That's exactly what happened – Matt will back me up.

I'll back you up if you run for mayor.

That's exactly what happened – Matt will back me up.

The kids really look up to their coach.

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Look up to someone means ___

I've always looked up to my older brother.

bring someone down

An economic crisis could bring down the government.

This music is bringing me down. Can you change it?

An economic crisis could bring down the government.

This music is bringing me down. Can you change it?

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She was trying to ___ at him for humiliating her.

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She was in such a good mood I didn't want to ___.

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I've ___ to Kate Winslet for more than 20 years. She inspires me!

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MORE Abstract Phrasal Verbs

I think he’s trying to get back at her for what she said in the meeting.

After he lost his job, he promised that he would find a way to get back at his old boss.

back someone up

I'll back you up if you run for mayor.

That's exactly what happened – Matt will back me up.

I'll back you up if you run for mayor.

That's exactly what happened – Matt will back me up.

The kids really look up to their coach.

I've always looked up to my older brother.

bring someone down

An economic crisis could bring down the government.

This music is bringing me down. Can you change it?

An economic crisis could bring down the government.

This music is bringing me down. Can you change it?

MORE Abstract Phrasal Verbs

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