clear up, To make a place tidy by putting things back where they belong or cleaning up a mess., take out, To move something from inside a house or building to the outside (often used for rubbish)., call (them) back, To telephone someone again, often because they called you first or you were busy earlier., shut down, To turn off a computer or a large piece of machinery completely., join in, To become involved in an activity with other people who are already doing it., put (them) away, To place something in the box, drawer, or cupboard where it is usually kept., throw away, To get rid of something that you no longer want or need (putting it in the rubbish)., put (documents) back, To return something to the specific place where it was before you used it., give out, To give something to several people (distributing items)., deal with, To take action to solve a problem or to talk to a person as part of your job., hand in, To give a piece of work (like an essay or a report) to a person in authority, such as a teacher or boss.

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