Cut off, To be disconnected suddenly while speaking on the phone., Call off, To decide that a planned event will not happen (to cancel)., Put off, To change the date or time of an event to a later time (to postpone)., Check out, To look at or examine something to get more information., Stand out, To be easy to notice because you are different from others., Work out, To find a solution to a problem or a way to do something., Look after, To take care of someone or something., Take after, To look or behave like an older member of your family (e.g., your parent)., Fill in, To write information in the empty spaces on a form., Let in, To allow someone to enter a place., Chat up, To talk to someone in a friendly way because you like them romantically., Click on, To press a button on a computer mouse or screen to open a file or link., Dress down, To wear informal or comfortable clothes, not formal clothes., Dress up, To wear nice, formal, or smart clothes for a special event., Get on (with), To have a friendly relationship with someone., Go off, To stop liking or to lose interest in a person., Log off, To finish using a computer system or website., Scroll up, To move a page upwards on your screen., Settle down, To start living a calm, permanent life (often by getting married or buying a home)., Shut down, To turn off a computer or machine completely., Take off, To remove clothes., Try on, To put on clothes to see if they fit you and look good.

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