[00:14]run

　　[00:15]run over

　　[00:17]The old woman was run over as she was crossing the street.

　　[00:23]run down

　　[00:25]She is always running down her friends.

　　[00:30]run into

　　[00:32]I ran into your mother yesterday.

　　[00:36]run through

　　[00:38]A feeling of despair runs through his poetry.

　　[00:44]see

　　[00:45]see to doing

　　[00:48]The politician says

　　[00:49]he will see to the welfare of the people.

　　[00:54]see about doing

　　[00:57]“Can we have fish and chips tonight, Mom?”

　　[01:00]“Well，we’ll see about that.”

　　[01:04]seeing that

　　[01:06]Seeing that she's old enough to get married,

　　[01:09]I don't think you can stop her.

　　[01:13]set

　　[01:14]set about

　　[01:16]She set about complaining as soon as she arrived.

　　[01:22]set down

　　[01:23]I have the detailsset down here in my notes.

　　[01:28]set forth

　　[01:30]The reasons for my decision

　　[01:31]are set forth in my report.

　　[01:36]set out

　　[01:37]It's vital that we set out

　　[01:39]to carry out our plans at once.

　　[01:44]set up

　　[01:45]The government has set up a committee

　　[01:48]to inquire into the problem.

　　[01:52]stand

　　[01:54]stand for

　　[01:55]I hate everything that the party stands for.

　　[02:01]stand up to

　　[02:03]If yous tand up to that bully,

　　[02:05]he'll back down.

　　[02:09]stand by

　　[02:10]The police are standing by in case of trouble.

　　[02:16]stand out

　　[02:17]The road sign is easy to read,

　　[02:20]the words stand out well.

　　[02:24]take

　　[02:26]take over

　　[02:28]It is a common theme

　　[02:29]in many science fiction stories

　　[02:32]that the world may one day

　　[02:33]be taken over by insects.

　　[02:38]take on

　　[02:39]She's taken on two more jobs.

　　[02:44]take up

　　[02:45]She took up her first teaching post in 1980.

　　[02:51]take in

　　[02:52]She had nowhere to sleep

　　[02:54]so we offered totake her in.

　　[02:59]take after

　　[03:00]He takes after his mother's side of the family.

　　[03:06]take off

　　[03:07]The plane took off at 5∶30.

　　[03:12]take...for

　　[03:15]At first John took him for a good friend.

　　[03:20]take to doing

　　[03:22]She took to the children immediately.

　　[03:27]take away

　　[03:29]If you take away 5 from 10, you get 5.

　　[03:35]turn

　　[03:36]turn out

　　[03:38]The factory turns out a great variety of machines.

　　[03:44]turn down

　　[03:46]He asked me to marry him,

　　[03:48] but I turned him down.

　　[03:52]turn up

　　[03:53]I lost my diamond ring a week ago

　　[03:56]and it hasn't turned up yet.

　　[04:00]turn to

　　[04:01]To finance the program they had toturn to

　　[04:04]the public for the funds they needed.

　　[04:09]in turn

　　[04:11]We were asked in turn to see the manager.

　　[04:16]turn in

　　[04:18]She turned in her uniform and quit her job.

　　[04:23]turn over

　　[04:25]The waves turned our boat over.

　　[04:29]way

　　[04:31]in no way

　　[04:32]Without the friction between their feet and the ground,

　　[04:36]people would in no way be able to walk.

　　[04:42]all the way

　　[04:44]I'm with you all the way.

　　[04:47]by the way

　　[04:49]By the way, have you seen that movie?

　　[04:54]by way of

　　[04:56]He went to the US by way of Japan.

　　[05:01]give way

　　[05:03]My new evidence forced them to give way.

　　[05:08]work

　　[05:09]work out

　　[05:11]The bank manager asked his assistant

　　[05:13]if it was possible for him to work out the investment plan.

　　[05:20]out of work

　　[05:22]He's been out of worksince the factory closed.