This document provides definitions for common phrases that use prepositions, including:
1. Turned against means to stop supporting or being friendly to someone or something.
2. Turned to means to start thinking about or discussing something.
3. Looks up to means to admire and respect someone.
It defines 17 phrases in total that use common prepositions like "against", "to", "into", "after", "on", etc.
This document provides definitions for common phrases that use prepositions, including:
1. Turned against means to stop supporting or being friendly to someone or something.
2. Turned to means to start thinking about or discussing something.
3. Looks up to means to admire and respect someone.
It defines 17 phrases in total that use common prepositions like "against", "to", "into", "after", "on", etc.
This document provides definitions for common phrases that use prepositions, including:
1. Turned against means to stop supporting or being friendly to someone or something.
2. Turned to means to start thinking about or discussing something.
3. Looks up to means to admire and respect someone.
It defines 17 phrases in total that use common prepositions like "against", "to", "into", "after", "on", etc.
1. Turned against: to stop supporting or being friendly to (someone or something)
2. Turned to: to start thinking about or discussing something 3. Looks up to: to admire and respect someone 4. Look into: to try to discover the facts about something such as a problem or a crime 5. Takes after: to look or behave like an older relative 6. Taken into: To move something to the interior of something, To have someone or something live or lodge in one's house, To change the state or condition of something or someone 7. Entrust (with/to) : To rely on one to care for someone or something, to trust someone to provide protection and care for someone or something. 8. Put off: To delay; postpone, 9. Put up: To tolerate; To erect; build. To preserve; can, To provide (funds) in advance: To provide lodgings for 10. Turned down: to decline to accept: REJECT 11. Turned up: unexpected by looking for it 12. Broke into: to start to have success in your career or an area of activity to start to use an amount of money to interrupt someone when they are talking or thinking 13. Carry out: to do a particular piece of work, research etc to do something that you have said you will do or that you have been told to do 14. Carry on: to continue doing something 15. Ran away: to secretly leave a place where you should stay 16. Ran into: to hit someone or something by accident while you are driving to reach a particular amount to start to have trouble/difficulty/problems etc 17. Looks after: to take care of someone or something and make certain that they have everything they need 18. Looks into: to try to discover the facts about something such as a problem or a crime