To handle or manage a situation or problem., get over, deal with, look after, run out of, To reduce the amount of something., cut down (on), call for, get on (well), stand for, To take care of someone or something., get on (well), put up with, look after, deal with, To tolerate or accept something unpleasant., get at, get on (well), stand for, get over, To resemble an older family member in appearance or character., cut down (on), live up to, take after, run out of, To have a good relationship with someone., get on (well), live up to, look after, get over, To move at the same speed or level as someone or something., look after, call for, keep up (with), get over, To understand what someone means., live up to, catch up (on/with), get on (well), get at, To be as good as expected., live up to, take after, put up with, get over, To recover from something such as an illness or shock., get over, keep up (with), keep up with, put up with, To visit someone briefly., call for, get on (well), cut down (on), put up with, To tolerate something annoying or difficult., catch up (on/with), keep up (with), look after, put up with, To reach the same level as others after falling behind., look after, get at, catch up (on/with), keep up with, To stay informed or at the same level as something that is changing., call for, keep up with, cut down (on), catch up (on/with), To have no more of something left., run out of, get over, stand for, keep up with

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