2024-02-23T19:50:24+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>brush up (on)</p>, <p>come around to</p>, <p>come up with</p>, <p>face up to</p>, <p>figure out </p>, <p>hit upon</p>, <p>make out</p>, <p>mull over</p>, <p>piece together</p>, <p>puzzle out</p>, <p>read up (on/about)</p>, <p>swot up (on)</p>, <p>take in</p>, <p>think over</p>, <p>think through </p>, <p>think up </p>, <p>assume</p>, <p>believe</p>, <p>brilliant</p>, <p>conceive</p>, <p>confuse</p>, <p>convince</p> flashcards
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  • brush up (on)

    practice and improve your skills or knowledge

  • come around to

    change your opinion or decision because someone has persuaded you to agree with them

  • come up with

    think of something such as an idea or plan

  • face up to

    accept something and try to deal with it

  • figure out

    be able to understand something or solve a problem; understand what someone is like and why they behave in the way they do

  • hit upon

    suddenly have an idea; discover something by chance

  • make out

    see, hear, or understand someone or something with difficulty; suggest, imply

  • mull over

    think carefully about something over a period of time

  • piece together

    learn the truth about something by considering all the sperate bits of information you have

  • puzzle out

    solve a confusing or complicated problem by thinking carefully about it

  • read up (on/about)

    get information on a particular subject by reading a lot about it

  • swot up (on)

    study something very hard, especially for an examination

  • take in

    understand and remember something that you hear or read; accept something as real or true; trick someone into believing something that is not true

  • think over

    consider a problem or decision carefully

  • think through

    consider the facts about something in an organized thorough way

  • think up

    invent or imagine something, especially an excuse

  • assume

    assumption, assuming, unassuming, assumed

  • believe

    disbelieve, belief, disbelief, unbeliever, unbelievable, disbelieving, unbelievably

  • brilliant

    brilliance, brilliantly

  • conceive

    conceptualize, concept, conception, conceptual, (in)conceivable, (in)conceivably

  • confuse

    confusion, confused, confusing(ly)

  • convince

    conviction, (un)convinced, (un)convincingly