to meet expectations; to be as good as people expect or hope, walk out on, live up to, run out of, go through with, to suddenly leave someone or something, especially in a way that is unfair or unexpected (e.g. leaving a relationship or responsibility), live up to, go through with, walk out on, look up to, to be compatible with something; to match or be suitable for a group, plan, or situation, fit in with, live up to, put up with, make up for, to have a good relationship with someone, get on with, get away with, go in for, look up to, to register or agree to join something (e.g. a course, club, or activity), get away with, go back on, live up to, sign up for, to do something you have planned or promised, even if it is difficult or unpleasant, run out of, go through with, fit in with, go back on, to tolerate something or someone unpleasant without complaining or leaving, put up with, get away with, look up to, sign up for, to have no more of something left (e.g. time, money, or supplies), go in for, fit in with, go back on, run out of, to admire or respect someone, often because of their achievements or qualities, look up to, fit in with, walk out on, make up for, to do something wrong or illegal without being caught or punished, fit in with, get away with, sign up for, run out of, to compensate for something bad or lost by doing something good or helpful to balance it out, make up for, put up with, look up to, go through with, to have a strong interest in something or to participate in an activity or competition (e.g. sport, exams, hobbies), sign up for, go in for, put up with, go through with, to fail to keep a promise or agreement; not to do what you said you would do, look up to, go back on, live up to, sign up for

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