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force someone to leave a place
kick (sb) out
collect a large number or amount of something
rack up
support something with evidence
back (sth) up
move without a specific purpose
float around
be as good as what was expected
live up to (sth)
play with, not take seriously
toy with (sb/sth)
slowly and carefully explain something to someone or show them how to do it
walk sb through sth
Last year, they _ profits of more than £5 million.
racked up
The breathtaking scenery certainly_____my expectations.
ived up to
Kat is ____ the idea of going to Vegas and spending all her money on gambling!
toying with
His business plan was ____ in his company after he accidentally sent it to a colleague.
floating around
Sue has been ____ of her flat for not paying her rent
kicked out
If you have any problems using the new software, don’t worry. I’ll _____ it.
walk you through
Harmer’s thesis was_____ by thorough research.
backed up
