81.spell out——explain very clearly or in detail

　　82.wrap up——bring to end，especially a successful conclusion

　　83.save one's breath——keep silent because talking will not help

　　84.hold up——（1）delay；hinder

　　（2）endure，last

　　85.have one's hands full——be very busy；be able to do no more

　　86.How come？——How is it？Why？

　　87.stick around——stay or wait nearby

　　88.make out——get along；manage

　　89.turn up——appear，turn out，show up

　　90.hold off——postpone；delay

　　91.over one's head——beyond one's power to understand

　　92.stock up——buy up；lay in a good supply of

　　93.stay put——stay in place；not leave

　　94.keep up——continue

　　95.tie up——occupy completely

　　96.in and out——coming in and going out often

　　97.make ends meet——make one's income suffice without incurring debt

　　98.on and on——without stopping

　　99.out of this world——wonderful；great

　　100.in a row——（1）in line；in alignment

　　（2）in succession；successively

　　101.wait around——waiting in vain

　　102.cool off（down）——make or become calm

　　103.hold the grudge——having hard feelings

　　104.come a long way——show much improvement；make great progress

　　105.straighten out——correct a mistake；make you realize you are wrong

　　106.once and for all——finally or decisively

　　107.put……away——put in the right place or out of sight

　　108.out of it——not concerned with；not involved in

　　109.bump into——meet by chance；run into

　　110.out of stock——lacking a supply of，especially temporarily

　　111.per se——in itself

　　112.keep to oneself——avoid the society of others

　　113.go out of one's way——make special effort to help somebody or do something

　　114.put up——accomodate；lodge

　　115.under the weather——some what ill；in low spirit

　　116.come in handy——prove useful

　　117.talk one out of——make one leave off or forego something by talking

　　118.wait on——serve；attend as a servant

　　119.go all out——make one's utmost effort

　　120.on sale——at a reduced price

　　121.try out——enter as a competitor

　　122.pass up——give up；renounce；reject

　　123.on behalf of——as a representative of

　　124.stay up——not to go to bed

　　125.the odds are——the chances are；the probability is

　　126.hold over——postpone

　　127.out of order——in the wrong arrangement or condition；not working right

　　128.booked up——have no seats or rooms left；have no free time left

　　129.fit in——find time to see someone

　　130.go in one ear and out the the other——make no impression

　　131.measure up——have the necessary qualifications

　　132.change of pace——a temporary shift or variation in the normal routine or

　　regular pattern of activity

　　133.run out of——exhaust the quantity or supply of

　　134.go by——follow；obey

　　135.take it out on——cause someone else to suffer for one's own misfortune or

　　dissatisfaction

　　136.get around to——find the necessary time for

　　137.put out——disturb；annoy