Snap up , → buy or take something quickly because it is cheap or popular, Fork out, → pay a large amount of money, often unwillingly, Take up time , → use a lot of time, Wait around for , → stay somewhere doing nothing while waiting for someone or something, Go by (time goes by), → pass (used about time), Push back to , → postpone; move something to a later time or date, Mill around , → stand or move around with no clear purpose, Pin down the date , → decide and fix an exact date, Catch up on sth , → do something you did not have time to do earlier, End up , → finally be in a particular situation (often unexpected), Go back on , → fail to keep a promise or agreement, Follow through , → do what you promised or planned to do, Play down , → make something seem less important or serious, Bottle up emotions / feelings / anger, → hide feelings instead of expressing them, Brush up on sth , → improve or refresh knowledge or skills, Tag along , → go somewhere with someone, often without being invited, Miss out on sth , → lose the chance to experience or get something, Run into someone / sth , → meet someone by chance, Show up , → arrive; appear somewhere, Factor in , → consider something when making a decision or plan, Wear off , → gradually disappear or become weaker, Come over , → visit someone, usually for a short time, Cash in on sth , → make money or benefit from a situation, Act up , → behave badly or not work correctly (machines, systems, body parts), Shower with gifts / praise , → give someone a lot of gifts or praise, Get back to someone , → contact someone again later with information or an answer, Check in with someone , → contact someone briefly to see how they are or what’s happening, Pull off , → succeed in doing something difficult.

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