Run out (of) to 

finish, use, or sell all of something, so that I've run out of milk/money/

there is none left ideas/patience.
"Do you have any milk?"
"Sorry, I've run out."

Get along If two or more people get along, they like each I don't really get
(with) other and are friendly to each other along with my
sister's husband.

Come up with to suggest or think of an idea or plan She's come up with

(something) some amazing scheme to do
uble her income
Look up to to admire and respect someone He'd always looked up to
(someone) his uncle
Look down to think that you are better than someone She thinks they look down on
on (someone) her because she doesn't have
a job
Put up with to accept or continue to accept an unpleasant si I can put up with
(someone/so tuation or experience, or someone the house being messy, but
mething) who behaves unpleasantly I hate it if it's not clean.
He's so moody - I
don't know why she puts up
with him.
They have a lot to put up
with (= they have a lot
of difficulties).

Look after to care for or be in charge of someone or He looks after his son during

(someone/so something the day.
mething)
Annie can look after herself.

Work out to exercise in order to improve the strength or  Huw works out in

appearance of your body the gym two or