come across, to find or meet someone/something by chance, come up with, to think of an idea, plan, or solution, figure out, to understand or find the answer to something, get on with, to have a good relationship with someone, get over, to recover from something difficult or upsetting, let down, to disappoint someone, make out that, to claim or pretend that something is true, make up, to become friends again after an argument, stand out, to be easy to notice because you are different or special, stick out, to be clearly visible or noticeable, think through, to consider something carefully before making a decision, turn out that, to discover that something is true in the end, breakthrough, an important discovery or development, break down, to stop working; or to fail/collapse, outlook, the way a situation is likely to develop; or someone’s general attitude, downfall, the failure or destruction of a person, organisation, or system

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