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To do sth unasked:
To do sth under duress:
To do sth unhelped:
To do sth unmasked:
To do sth unprompted:
To do sth unresisted:
To do sth unsought:
To do sth with (all)expediton;
to use expedition in doing sth

To do sth with a good grace:
To do sth with a will:
To do sth with all speed, at speed:
To do sth with dispatch:
To do sth with grace:
To do sth with great care:
To do sth with great caution:
To do sth with great ease:
To do sth with great facility:
To do sth with minute detail:
To do sth with no preparation,
without any preparation
To do sth with one's whole heart:
To do sth without respect to the results:
To do sthwith great dexterity:
To do the cooking:
To do the dirty on sb:
To do the dirty on; to play a mean trick on:
To do the mending:
To do the rest:
To do the washing:
To do things by rule:
to do time:
To do up one's face:
To do up one's hair:
to do violence to one's principles:
To do well by sb:
To do whatever is expedient:
To do without food:
To eat (drink) one's fill:

To eat a hearty breakfast:
To eat and drink in moderation:
To eat crow:
To eat dirt:
To eat like a pig:
To eat muck:
To eat one's heart out:
To eat one's words:
To eat quickly:
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To eat sb out of house and home:
To eat sb's toads:
To eat some fruit:
To eat the bread of idleness:
To eat the leek:
To eat to satiety:
To eat up one's food:
To eat with avidity:
To eat, drink, to excess:
To get sth to eat:
To have breakfast, to eat one's breakfast:
To have nothing to eat:
To tempt a child to eat:
To go about one's lawful occasion:
To go about one's usual work:
To go about to do sth:
To go across a bridge:
To go against the current:
To go against the tide:
To go all awry:
To go along at easy jog:
To go along dot-and-go-one:
To go among people:
To go and seek sb:
To go around the world:
To go ashore:

To go astray:
To go at a crawl:
To go at a furious pace:
To go at a good pace:
To go at a snail's pace:
To go at a spanking pace:
To go at the foot's pace:
To go away for a fortnight:
To go away for ever:
To go away with a flea in one's ear:
To go away with sth:
To go away with sth:
To go back into one's room:
To go back into the army:
To go back on one's word:
To go back the same way:
To go back to a subject:
To go back to one's native land:
To go back to the beginning:
To go back to the past:
To go back two paces:
To go backwards:
To go bad:
To go bail (to put in bail) for sb:
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To go bananas:
To go bankrupt:
To go before:
To go behind a decision:
To go behind sb's words:
To go beyond all bounds, to pass all bounds:
To go beyond one's authority:
To go blackberrying:
To go blind with rage:
To go broody:
To go bung:
To go by boat:

To go by certain principles:
To go by certain principles:
To go by steam:
To go by the directions:
To go by train:
To go by:
To go chestnutting:
To go clear round the globe:
To go crazy:
To go cuckoo:
To go dead slow:
To go dead:
To go down (fall, drop) on one's knees:
To go down (from the university):
To go down before an opponent:
To go down in an exam:
To go down into the tomb:
To go down the hill:
To go down the river:
To go down to the country:
To go down to the South:
To go downhill:
To go down-stream:
To go downtown:
To go far afield, farther afield:
To go far:
To go fifty-fifty:
To go fishing at week ends:
To go fishing:
To go flop:

To go foodless:
To go for a (half-hour's) roam:
To go for a blow:
To go for a doctor:
To go for a drive:
To go for a good round:
To go for a horse ride on the beach:
To go for a quick pee:
To go for a ramble:
To go for a ride, to take a ride:
To go for a row on the river:
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To go for a run:
To go for a sail:
To go for a short run before breakfast:
To go for a spin:
To go for a swim:
To go for a trip round the lake:
To go for a trip round the world:
To go for a walk:
To go for nothing:
To go for sb in the papers:
To go from bad to worse:
To go from hence into the other world:
To go full bat:
To go full tear:
To go further than sb:
To go gaga:
To go gaping about the streets:
To go gay:
To go goosy:
To go guarantee for sb:
To go halves with sb in sth:
To go home:
To go house hunting:
To go hungry:

To go in (at) one ear and out (at) the other:
To go in for an examination:
To go in for one's pipe:
To go in for riding:
To go in for sb:
To go in for sports:
To go in quest of sb:
To go in terror of sb:
To go in the direction of Sài Gòn:
To go indoors:
To go into a convent:
To go into a house:
To go into a huddle with sb:
To go into a question:
To go into business:
To go into consumption:
To go into details:
To go into ecstasies over sth:
To go into liquidation:
To go into mourning:
To go into rapture:
To go into retreat:
To go into reverse:
To go into rhapsodies over:
To go into the church:
To go into the dock:
To go into the first gear:
To go into the melting-pot:
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To go into the union house:
To go loose:
To go mad:
To go mushrooming:
To go must:
To go nesting:
To go north:

To go off at score:
To go off the boil:
To go off the hooks:
To go off with sth:
To go off, to be off:
To go on a bender:
To go on a fool's errand:
To go on a hunt for sth:
To go on a light diet:
To go on a pilgrimage:
To go on a ten-miled hike:
to go on a voyage:
To go on appearances:
To go on as before:
To go on as Hamlet:
To go on board:
To go on crutches:
To go on guard:
To go on one's knees:
To go on speaking till one is fit to stop:
To go on the batter:
To go on the gamble:
To go on the prowl:
To go on the racket:
To go on the spree:
To go on the stage:
To go on the streets:
To go on wheels:
To go one's own way:
To go out (on strike):

To go out gunning:
To go out in a hurry:
To go out in the poll:
To go out of fashion:
To go out of mourning:
To go out of one's mind:
To go out of one's way (to do sth):
To go out of the subject:
to go out of view:
To go out poaching on a farmer's land:
To go out to dinner:
To go out unobserved:
To go out with a gun:
To go out, walk out:
To go overboard:
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To go part of the distance on foot:
To go past:
To go phut:
To go prawning:
To go quail-netting:
To go right on:
To go round the globe:
To go round with the hat;to make the hat go round; to pass
round the hat, to send round the hat:
To go sealing:
To go shares with sb in the expense of a taxi:
To go shooting:
To go shrimping:
To go skating before the thaw sets in:
To go slower:
To go smash:
To go snacks with sb in sth:
To go sour:
To go spare:
To go straight forward:
To go ta-tas:
To go the pace:

To go through a terrible ordeal:
To go through all the money:
To go through fire and water:
To go through one's facing:
To go through the roof:
To go through thick and thin for sb:
To go to a better world:
To go to a place:
To go to and fro:
To go to bed with the lamb and rise with the lark:
To go to bed; to go to bye bye
To go to Cap.St (Cap Saint Jacques)
Jacques for a sniff of the briny:
To go to clink, to be put in clink:
To go to communion:
To go to confession:
To go to earth:
To go to England via Gibraltar:
To go to extremes, to run to an extreme:
To go to glory:
To go to ground:
To go to heaven:
To go to ones's head:
To go to pieces:
To go to pot:
To go to rack and ruin:
To go to roost:
To go to ruin:
To go to sb's funeral:
To go to sb's relief:

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To go to stool:
To go to stools:
To go to the bad:
To go to the bat with sb:
To go to the bath:

To go to the bottom:
To go to the devil!:
To go to the devil:
To go to the fountain-head:
To go to the greenwood:
To go to the hairdresser's for a perm:
To go to the kirk:
To go to the play:
To go to the poll:
To go to the races and have a flutter:
To go to the theatre:
To go to the tune of:
to go to the vote:
To go to the wall:
To go to town to do some shopping:
To go to wrack and ruin:
To go to, to mount, the scaffold:
To go together:
To go too far:
To go up (down) the stream:
To go up a form:
To go up in an aeroplane:
To go up the line:
To go up the stairs:
To go up to the university:
To go up:
To go upstairs:
To go uptown:
To go vacationing:
To go west:

To go with a girl:
To go with child:
To go with the stream:
To go with wind in one's face:
To go with young:
To go within:
To go, come out on strike:
To have a bare competency:
To have a bath:
To have a bee in one's bonnet:
To have a bias against sb:
To have a bit of a scrap with sb:
To have a bit of a snog:
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To have a bone in one's last legs:
To have a bone in one's throat:
To have a bone to pick with sb.:
To have a broad back:
To have a browse in a bookshop:
To have a cast in one's eyes:
to have a catholic taste in literature:
To have a chat with sb:
To have a chew at sth:
To have a chin-wag with sb:
To have a chip on one's shoulder:
To have a cinch on a thing:
To have a claim to sth:
To have a clear utterance:
To have a clear-out:
To have a close shave of it:
To have a cobweb in one's throat:
To have a cock-shot at sb:
To have a cold:
To have a comical face:
To have a concern in business:
To have a connection with :
To have a contempt for sth:
To have a corner in sb's heart:

To have a cough
To have a crippled foot:
To have a crush on sb:
To have a cuddle together:
To have a debauch:
To have a deep horror of cruelty:
To have a delicate palate:
To have a dig at sb:
To have a dip in the sea:
To have a disposition to be jealous:
To have a distant relation with sb:
To have a distant view of sth:
To have a down on sb:
To have a doze:
To have a dram:
To have a dream:
To have a drench:
To have a drop in one's eye:
To have a dust-up with sb:
To have a far-reaching influence:
To have a fast hold of sth:
To have a favourable result:
To have a feeling for music:
To have a fine set of teeth:
To have a fine turn of speed:
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To have a finger in the pie:
To have a fit:
To have a fling at sb:
To have a fling of stone at the bird:
To have a flirtation with sb:
To have a flushed face:
To have a fresh colour:
To have a frightful headache:
To have a fringe of curls on the forehead:
To have a full order-book:
To have a gathered finger:

To have a genius for business:
To have a genius for doing sth:
To have a genius for mathematics:
To have a German accent:
To have a gift for mathematics:
To have a glass together:
To have a glib tongue:
To have a good acquaintance with sth:
To have a good bedside manner:
To have a good clear conscience:
To have a good feed:
To have a good grip of a subject:
To have a good heart:
To have a good memory:
To have a good nose:
To have a good slack:
To have a good supper:
To have a good tuck-in:
To have a great faculty for doing sth:
to have a great vogue:
To have a grouch on:
To have a grudge against sb:
To have a handle to one's name:
To have a headache:
To have a heart attack:
To have a heavy cold:
To have a heavy in the play:
To have a high opinion of sb:
To have a high sense of duty,
a delicate sense of humour

To have a hitch to London:
To have a hobble in one's gait:
To have a holy terror of sth:
To have a horse vetted:
To have a house-warming:
To have a hump:
To have a hunch that:
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To have a hungry look:
To have a jealous streak:
To have a joke with sb:
To have a joke with sb:
To have a large household:
To have a lead of ten meters:
To have a leaning toward socialism:
To have a liability to catch cold:
To have a light foot:
To have a liking for:
To have a limp, to walk with a limp:
To have a little money in reserve:
To have a long arm:
To have a long face:
To have a long tongue:
To have a look at sth:
To have a loose tongue:
To have a maggot in one's head:
To have a mania for football:
To have a mash on sb:
To have a memory like a sieve:
To have a miraculous escape:
To have a monkey on one's back:
To have a motion:
To have a narrow squeak:
To have a nasal voice:
To have a nasty spill:
To have a natural wave in one's hair:
To have a near touch:

To have a nibble at the cake:
To have a nice ear for music:
To have a northern aspect:
To have a pash for sb:
To have a pass degree:
To have a passage at arms with sb:
To have a passion for doing sth:
To have a period:
To have a poor head for figures:
To have a pull of beer:
To have a quaver in one's voice:
To have a quick bang:
To have a quick slash:
To have a quiet think:
To have a ready wit:
To have a reputation for courage:
To have a restless night:
To have a rinse of beer:
To have a roll on the grass:
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To have a rorty time:
To have a roving eye:
To have a rumpus with sb:
To have a run in the country:
To have a scrap:
To have a sensation of discomfort:
To have a shave:
To have a shot at the goal:
To have a shot at:
To have a shy doing sth:
To have a silver tongue:
To have a sing-song round the camp fire:
To have a slate loose:
To have a sleepless night:
To have a slide on the ice:
To have a smattering of Germany:
To have a smooth tongue:

To have a sneaking sympathy for sb:
To have a sore throat:
To have a spanking brain:
To have a spite against sb:
To have a steady seat:
To have a stiff neck:
To have a stranglehold on sb:
To have a strong grasp:
To have a strong grip:
To have a such at one's pipe:
To have a suck at a sweet:
To have a sufficiency:
To have a swollen face:
To have barely enough time to catch the train:
To have bats in one's belfry:
To have breakfast, to eat one's breakfast:
To have buried a relative:
To have but a poor chance of success:
To have but a tincture of science:
To have capabilities:
To have capacity to act:
To have carnal knowledge of sb:
To have cause for dissatisfaction:
To have circles round the eyes:
To have clean hands in the matter:
To have cognizance of sth:
To have commerce with sb:
To have compassion on sb:
To have dealings with sb:
To have difficulty in breathing:

To have done with half-measures: