动词结构，在语境中理解。

继续；继续进行；继续；接着说；接着做；继续进行（后接 to + 动词时表示接下来做某事）

But his other brothers and sisters went on through school and went to uh, uh college.

外出；出去（吃饭、社交等）；外出；出去社交或约会

So I called and talked to Michaela and I said, "Well we're going out to eat."

复习；检查；仔细讨论；仔细检查；逐项核对；检查；仔细过一遍

Let's go over the emergency plan once more so every volunteer knows where to meet if the alarm sounds.

做得过火；过度

Try not to go overboard with decorations; a few paper lanterns will make the room feel festive.

逐项检查；仔细过一遍；经历；经受；经历；经受（困难或变化）

Can we go through the parking instructions before we leave?

坚持把……做完；把……付诸实施；把（计划、承诺或决定）进行到底

Although she felt nervous, she went through with the move because the new job was a rare opportunity.

做得过火；越界

The joke went too far when it embarrassed the new employee.

用于；有助于支付

A portion of each ticket sale goes towards the shelter's food program.

与……相配；选择；伴随；选择；选用；选择；采用

The blue curtains go with the wooden floor, so the room feels warmer now.

登上他的马车

After loading the supplies, the farmer got onto his wagon and headed for town.

给他让路

The cyclist rang his bell, so the pedestrians got out of his way.

被荆棘勾住

Her wool scarf got snagged by brambles when she stepped off the path.

使……感到恶心；让……反胃

The smell of spoiled milk can gross out everyone at breakfast.

逐渐成长为；逐步适应（角色或衣物）

The new analyst can grow into a confident team lead within a year.

逐渐变得讨人喜欢；越看越顺眼

The quiet neighborhood may grow on you after a few weeks.

长大；成长

As before, many of those charming pups will, in two years, grow up into charmless dogs.

大口吞下；迅速喝下或吃下

After practice, Leo gulped down a bottle of water before heading home.

大口吞下；狼吞虎咽

After the long run, he gulped down a glass of water and caught his breath.

瞄准；力争得到

The rookie will gun for a starting spot this season.

经过讨论或协商敲定

The two sides will meet again to hammer out a workable compromise before noon.

传给后代；正式宣布（判决或决定）

The court is expected to hand down its decision late on Friday.

提交；交上；提交；递交

Applicants must hand in the signed form by the end of the month.

交出；移交；移交；交出（控制权、文件或物品）

The receptionist asked Omar to hand over his visitor badge before leaving the building.

闲待；逗留；逗留；闲待着

We can hang around after the meeting if you want to speak with the director.

等一下；稍等；等一下；坚持住

Hang on a moment; I need to check whether the pharmacy is still open.

闲逛；一起消磨时间；（与朋友）闲逛、消磨时间

My cousins hung out at the skate park until the lights came on at dusk.

笼罩；悬而未决

A question about funding continues to hang over the project.

（论点、解释等）连贯一致；站得住脚

Her explanation hangs together, although a few details still need checking.

挂断电话；挂断电话；挂起

She hung up before I could give her the directions.

使人想起；回溯到（过去的风格或事件）

The film can hark back to classic detective stories without copying their plots.

能够提供

The coastal town is known for what it has to offer visitors beyond its lighthouse.

往往会；有……的倾向

Small dogs have a tendency to bark when unfamiliar people approach the front gate.

必须；不得不

We have got to leave before the parking garage closes at midnight.

把话说开；把争议争论清楚

Let's have it out now instead of guessing what each of us meant.

有能力；能够

The handheld reader has the ability to store more than five hundred library cards offline.

有可能；具备……的潜力

The restored wetlands have the potential to protect nearby homes from seasonal flooding.

出发；动身离开

We should head out now if we want to beat the traffic.

升温；变得激烈

Things can heat up quickly when both teams argue over the call.

紧紧抓住

As the cable car crossed the valley, we held on tight and watched the clouds.

大幅提高（价格、费用等）

The landlord may hike up the rent after renovating the kitchen.

反击；反驳（批评或指控）

The company hit back at the accusation with a detailed statement.

（非正式）对……表示爱慕；向……搭讪

At the reunion, he tried to hit on a former classmate, who politely changed the subject.

向某人开口请求；找某人帮忙或索取

I had to hit up a friend for a ride to the airport.

偶然想到；意外发现

After several trials, the engineers hit upon a simpler design.

克制；忍住（情绪或言语）；忍住；抑制；阻止

She tried to hold back her criticism until the meeting ended, then shared it privately with the team.

保住（工作或职位）；控制在较低水平

She plans to hold down two jobs while she finishes her degree.

忍住；抑制（情绪或反应）

It was hard to hold in a laugh during the serious announcement.

等一下；稍等

Hold on—I thought the meeting started at ten, not nine.

一直抱着怒气不放

He tried not to hold onto anger after the team apologized and made things right.

推迟；暂缓到以后处理

The committee agreed to hold over the final decision until next week's meeting.