TAKE something OFF
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In some cultures you must take off your shoes when you enter somebody’s house.
It’s very hot here. Why don’t you take your sweater off.
I want to take off my tie as soon as posible because I hate wearing a tie.
The refree has just told Carlos to take his necklace off.
MEANING:
take something off: to remove
OPPOSITE: take something off = put something on
GO ON
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After I had lunch, I went on repairing my watch.
Despite warnings, he goes on driving fast.
Please don’t stop. Go on speaking, everybody is listening to you carefully.
I can’t go on working for this company because I have some personal problems.
MEANING: GO ON: continue ( Devam etmek )
SYNONYM: Go on = Carry on = Keep on
GET ON
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- Roberto Carlos is really a friendly person. He gets on well with his team mates.
- I and my best friend get on well with each other because we have a lot of things in common.
- Mr.Locke and Jack haven’t been getting on well since they quarelled.
- Ms.Selen is a great teacher. She gets on well with her students and all of the students in her class love her deeply.
MEANING: to have a friendly relationship with somebody. ( birisiyle iyi geçinmek )
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