spend time producing or improving something
work on
start (a business or organisation, etc)
set up
continue working at something even if you want to stop
keep at
be more successful, or progress faster than other people
get ahead
go at the same speed as something or someone
keep up with
add information such as your name or address on a document
fill in
not accept an offer, request or application
turn down
take control of something
take over
make someone not want to do something (with a person)
put (someone) off
postpone, make something happen later than originally planned (with a thing)
put (something) off
