Expressions about Crime 212. To get into a building or car using force is to ______.
A) break out
B) break down
C) break in
213. To steal money from a bank by using force is a ______.
A) hold in
B) hold down
C) hold up
214. To steal or take something without asking is to ______.
A) run off with
B) do without
C) do over
215. To hurt someone badly by hitting or kicking is to ______.
A) pull them over
B) beat them up
C) put one over
216. To kill someone in informal English is to ______ with them.
A) do away
B) have away
C) stay
217. To destroy something with a bomb is to ______.
A) beat it up
B) blow it up
C) knock it over
218. To take a criminal to the police is to ______.
A) turn them over
B) turn them in
C) turn them down
219. To put someone in prison is to ______.
A) lock them up
B) do them in
C) blow them up
220. To not punish someone for their crime is to ______.
A) give them over
B) let them off
C) put them away
221. To succeed in not being punished for a crime is to ______ it
A) get away with
B) make off with
C) pick through
Expressions about Emotions 222. To make someone unhappy is to ______.
A) get over them
B) get on with them
C) get them
down
223. To make someone feel upset or angry is to ______.
A) jump them
B) get to them
C) do them in
224. To make someone feel good is to __.
A) perk them up
B) peep them in
C) rack them up
225. To stop feeling upset or angry about something is to ______.
A) clam up
B) wash out
C) calm down
226. To be so excited that you lose control is to get ______.
A) carried away
B) carried off
C) carried over
227. To start behaving in a violent or strange way is to ______.
A) liven up
B) freak out
C) throw out
