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    This document provides definitions for common English idioms and phrases including "take up", "bring up", "come out", "get by", and "move on". It defines "take up" as occupy or use one's time, "bring up" as care for a child until adulthood, "come out" as be sold to the public for the first time, "get by" as manage to survive or live, and "move on" as progress or develop.

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    This document provides definitions for common English idioms and phrases including "take up", "bring up", "come out", "get by", and "move on". It defines "take up" as occupy or use one's time, "bring up" as care for a child until adulthood, "come out" as be sold to the public for the first time, "get by" as manage to survive or live, and "move on" as progress or develop.

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    Phrasal Verb

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    Mon Lay
    This document provides definitions for common English idioms and phrases including "take up", "bring up", "come out", "get by", and "move on". It defines "take up" as occupy or use one's time, "bring up" as care for a child until adulthood, "come out" as be sold to the public for the first time, "get by" as manage to survive or live, and "move on" as progress or develop.

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    Take up_occupy

    Bring up-raise; care for a child until it is an adult


    Come out -be sold to the public for the first time
    Get by_manage to survive or live
    Move on- progress or develop

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