To resolve difficulties or problems, iron out, lay out, pick up, To speak condescendingly to someone, pick up, talk down, trip up, To accept something that is not ideal, follow through, size up, settle for, To examine something to form an opinion about it, size up, bear with, lay out, To complete a task or promise, pick up, follow through, iron out, To be patient; wait calmly, bear with, trip up, lay out, To arrange or display something, talk down, lay out, follow through, To cause someone to stumble or make a mistake, iron out, pick up, trip up, To notice or learn something quickly, bear with, pick up, settle for, To not happen; to fail , fall through, forge ahead, lie ahead, To continue moving forward with determination, call for, forge ahead, see through, To continue with a job or project until it is finished, especially if it is difficult, see through, cave in, call for, To give in; to collapse or surrender to demands, hold off, cave in, pitch in, To postpone or delay, hold off, stave off, lie ahead, To work together with others to achieve something, pitch in, turn against, hold against, Something that will happen or exist in the future, call for, lie ahead, settle for, To prevent something bad from happening for a period of time, stave off, fall through, hold off, To dislike or resent someone for something they have done, turn against, pitch in, hold against, To require something, forge ahead, call for, settle for, To stop supporting or being friendly to someone; become an enemy, hold against, cave in, turn against.

Mastering Phrasal Verbs parts 1 & 2

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