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She keeps puting off the decision about my promotion.

put off - postpone

Suprisingly to everyobdy, he came into quite a fortune.

come into - start to possess ( due to sb's last will)

Stop pick on the interners, they are here to learn.

Pick on - bother, tease, badger

She should have gotten over this relationship long ago.

get over - deal with, forget about

My plan is to put by as much money as I can until the end of this year

put by - save

I quess we should start seeing about some conference venue

see about - look around, make research, start to cosnider options

What famous person do you look up to?

look up to - admire

Sorry, I don't feel up to leading such an important conference

feel up to - feel good enough, feel that you can make sth

It was foolish of him to believe that they would give it to him for free, no he's run up a huge debt.

run up - allow a debt, problem to accumulate

Beeing faced up to hard data I needed to admit failiure.

face up to - confront with

I need some time to see into this case.

see into - investigate, get familiar with

The way I see it it's obvious that he takes all of it after his father

take after - inherit features of character, personality

What have you been getting up to here?

to do something, often something that other people would disapprove of

Have you seen hear look, clearly she looks down on you.

look down on - despise, not respect

Because of family issues I ahve fallen behind with work, now I need to wrap up.

fall behind with - have delays, do not progress as fast as others

I've come across some weird documents which I don't know what to do about.

come across - find by accident

Sorry, but what are you getting at?

get at - reach to some conclusion, reach some point