Stare at someone or something: look at someone or something with wide eyes
Noriko: Why is your cat staring at me with such wide eyes?
Rick: Oh don’t worry. It looks at everyone the same way.
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Get up: rise from a sitting or lying position
Sam: What’s your morning routine?
Roger: First, I like to get up and make me a nice cup of coffee.
Lie down: rest in a horizontal position
Susan: Where’s Kate?
Noriko: She went to lie down on the couch.
Let someone out: allow someone to leave
News Reporter: When will the prisoner be released?
Warden: He is still serving his sentence, so he will not be let out anytime soon.
Be over: be finished; end
Roger: The concert will be over in the next hour.
Kate: So we have to enjoy it while it lasts.
Spend time (with someone): use time (with someone)
John: My grandparents love to spend time with my children. It makes them happy.
Sam: That’s wonderful. They seem like very kind people.
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Take something away: remove something.
Waiter: Excuse me, may I take away any extra plates?
Tim: Sure, thank you.
Again and again: many times, repeatedly
Tim: We went to eat sushi last night, and it was interesting to see the conveyor belt.
Sam: Conveyor belt?
Tim: Yeah, the sushi is on a conveyor belt, and it rotates around the customers again and again. You have to see it for yourself!
As for someone or something: regarding or concerning someone or something.
Susan: We have to look at our reports again. As for you Sam, did you update our website?
Sam: Yes, it should be good to go. Please let me know if you see any mistakes.
Slow down: go more slowly
Jim: Look at that turtle. It was walking quite fast, but now it is slowing down.
Noriko: I don’t think turtles walk that fast to begin with.
Jim: I suppose you’re right.
