Be into (to enjoy doing) I am into euro musics which are song by Enrique Iglaseas

Be into (to enjoy doing) I am into euro musics which are song by Enrique Iglaseas
Made of (built of). There is a desk in my bedroom which is made of wood.
Find out (about) (to learn of) I just found out that our holiday is finished tomorrow.
Catch on (to become popular) In the 1990s, cell phone really caugt on in the world.
Dig in (to begin eating with excitement) I was very hungry, so I dug in before my friend sat down.
Shut down (to stop) She shut down his speech while he was talking about her mistake.
Get rid of (to throw away; to put out of use) I didn’t like my bag, so I got rid of it.
Come out of ( to wake up from; to become alert) He came out of a deep sleep because of the loud voice.
Move around (to move; to have motion) I want to take your photo please don’t move around.
Look up to (to admire someone; to think someone is a good person). I look up to my mother.
Lend a hand (to help someone) Can you lend me a hand for translating this word)
Set up (to create) My company is set up by my parents in 2003.
Agree with (to have the same idea or opinion as someone) I agree with you. The last homework was very difficult.
On a daily basis (every day) Children must attend to the school on a daily basis.
In the hands of (in the possesion of) In the hands of criminals, guns are very dangerous.
Take good care of (to look after someone or something) Please take good care of my dog while I am gone.
On the other hand ( looking at the opposite side of a matter) He is very smart. On the the hand, he is very lazy.
A (some subject) buff ( to like and have a lot of knowledge abot a subject) I am a English buff. I know everything about it.
As for (with respect to) As for him, he was a happy to be there.
Speed up ( to make faster) You should speed up your work if you want to finish early.
Take in ( to consume; to drink or eat) Dogs and cats also need enough water on a daily basis.
In one sitting (all at once) she did all her homework in one sitting
Take another look ( to re-eximane; to check again) My teacher is taking another look at my essay.
Point out (to show something clearly) Please point out the new homework for me.
Down the road (in the future; eventually) I’m sitting aside some money for a car down the road.
Go for (to cost) The mobile phone went for 850.000 sum.
Pass away (to die) My grandparents passed away before I was born, so I never knew them