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A way about someone
A work by/from someone
abet - to encourage someone (to commit a crime) - legal
above someone's station
accept someone for who they are
accord agency to someone
ache for someone
acknowledge (someone)
acknowledge someone's feelings
action is in the hands of someone / the ball is in his court
Adding someone to a list
addressed to anyone/someone in particular
Addressing someone as..
Addressing someone politely
advance to someone
advocate for someone
After someone (After Rembrandt).
after someone plural or singular? - grammar
All of the blood drains out of someone's face
and emerged looking like someone going to guest star on V.I.P...
anti-bully alarms, first aid classes and someone that we can talk to
anyone else? or someone else?
anyone, someone
apply for someone : por / para - grammar
apply someone's favour
Approach someone
aprovecharse de alguien... avail oneself of someone - grammar
Are you asking about someone in particular?
Are you expecting someone? - grammar
argue circles around someone
Arizonan (someone from Arizona)
around someone - grammar
Arrest someone for assaulting a police officer
as opposed to someone without any experience
as put <someone> up to it
as someone did so
as someone may be on the other side
As someone who loves you
as someone who rolls his own
as/since now she has someone - grammar
ask a lot of someone
Ask about someone / Aski for someone - grammar
ask before calling someone by another name
ask someone down
ask someone for a reference
ask someone over - grammar
Ask Someone To Dance - grammar
ask someone to do something
ask someone to do something - grammar
ask something from someone = pedir a/de/le - grammar
Asking for someone on the telephone
Asking permission to marry someone's daughter
Asking someone to do something - grammar
Assist someone
associate with someone like that
assure someone
Assure someone of something - grammar
assure someone of something????
at finger someone - grammar
at someone
At someone's / at + possessive - grammar
at someone's whim
at/in someone's house - grammar
ate at someone's guts
attempt someone's replies
Attend class for someone
attendant-attendee (someone who attends a meeting)
babysit someone
back someone up against someone
bad line / keep losing someone [phone]
Bag on someone
bagging someone
Bail someone out
baiting someone
bang someone over the head
bank on someone
Bash someone up
be all over someone
be already in severe question of someone
Be an innocence in someone
be at someone's beck and call
be better at something than someone
be black against someone
be in someone´s good books
Be in someone's good graces
be on someone - It's on me/you/him/her/us/them (responsibility)
be over someone
be pregnant with someone
be rushed off by someone
be someone for a kingdom
Be someone to look up to
be someone's fag
be the lead in someone’s life
be too bad of someone
be within the grace of someone
beam someone up/down
beat someone bloody
beat the crap out of someone
beat the s*** out of someone
Because I don't want you, someone I care about, in my shoes
because you think that’s what someone wants you to say. “
Become frustrated with someone
bed someone / go to bed with someone
before anyone said anything/before someone said something - grammar
being someone who people think they are
Being up to yer knees in someone else´s inside
beneath someone in authority
Besides if I get dropped out just for sending someone off
besides/beside someone
bide one's time with someone
Big Mother (someone is a big mother)
bilk someone out
Bitch out on someone
bitch someone out
bits and pieces (of what someone says)
blackmail someone into doing something
blame someone
blame someone for something
blame something on someone - grammar
blaze with someone
blink at someone - she blinked at him
Blow (someone) out of the water
Blow someone for a living
blow someone off
Blow someone out
blow someone up / and puff someone up
blow someone's socks off
blow someone's brains out
blow someone's brains out upon something
blow someone's cover
blow someone's mind
bog someone down
bombed with someone
bonded with someone
book at someone.
book someone
boost, to give someone a b.
bore someone to death
Borrow something off/from someone
boss someone around
Bows to someone
box someone in / put someone in a box
box someone´s ears
Brand someone
break away from someone
break me up (break someone up)
break someone in
break someone out
break someone's chops
break someone's legs
break someone's serve?
break through (someone)
break through to someone or something
break up with someone
breathe down someone's neck
Brief someone on...
brincar = sexually assault someone?
bring (something) home (to someone)
Bring an end to something or someone/put an end to...
bring in new blood / pull someone togheter
bring someone back (with car)
bring someone down
bring someone in
Bring someone in (cop speak)
bring someone out
bring someone to a stand
bring someone to reign
bring someone to somewhere
bring someone up - grammar
Bring you closer to someone
Broad [broaden] someone's knowledge
broaden someone's thinking
Broke up with someone
bug someone
bug someone (verb)
Build a case against someone
Build someone up in your head
build upon "someone"
building someone up to be.. - grammar
Bull someone from the front
bump into someone
bump into someone
Bump smack bang into someone
burnt into someone's brain + see on a wine bottle.
bury someone's nose in
bust someone
But hating someone casually is different from wanting to kill him.
But is there someone Joan does feel that way about?
but maybe if there's time afterwards we can get someone to whiz us by....
But why would someone deliberately try...
But you love someone else
butter someone's bread
butter someone's bread (compliment)
buy someone away from
Call someone (on the phone) in / to city. - grammar
call someone / call someone over
Call someone on something
Call the cops on someone - grammar
call the police on someone
call upon someone.
caller - someone who phones to check in on progress
can be taken by someone as standing for anything else
Can take the place of (someone)
Can you get someone to do it?
Can you name someone who had died for their ideas?
Can you recommend me (...) or do you know someone...? - (Hacer dos preguntas en una)
Can you thank someone for me?
can't meet someone
Can't someone else do it?
Can’t you ground someone who’s crazy
cap someone
carbon copy (of someone)
care about someone as a friend
Carry someone´s baby
case someone out
catch - the wind catches someone's hair
catch (someone at home)
catch somebody out (to trick someone into making a mistake)
Catch someone
Catch someone between meetings
Catch someone committing a crime
catch someone out
Catch someone who is falling
Catch someone's ear?
catch up with / catching up with someone
catch up with someone (by talking)
cater to someone
Caught someone in the face with his arm
causing someone to faint
celebrate someone - grammar
challenge someone to do something
Challenge someone's trademarks or the registration thereof - legal
Change on someone
Change someone - grammar
change your feelings for someone
Cheat someone out of his/her dreams
check (someone) up
check in on/with someone
check someone out in the mirror
Chew someone out
chew someone up
children who live with someone else
chill with someone
chin someone
chivvy someone up
Choke the ever-loving s*** out of someone
chuck something on someone
class someone, be classed as - grammar
Cliche (for someone)
Cling to someone for dear life
clock someone right in the face
close to someone
close to someone
Close to someone
close to someone
close to someone with cancer - medical
closed for someone
Clothes from someone - grammar
colleague -someone who does the same as you but does not work with you?
Collect someone's body - grammar
Come around 'to' someone's place - grammar
come back / report back to someone
come into someone's possession
come out to be a friend of someone
come to someone (pedir permiso a alguien?)
come to someone for help
Come up to someone (height) - grammar
comma - if someone you love, don't love you back - grammar
commended him to someone ; caused someone to praise him
committed to someone or something
Communicate to someone
communication of sth with someone - grammar
Compare yourself to who you were yesterday, not to who someone else is today.
complain to someone about something
comprarle algo a alguien (for/from someone) - grammar
concern for someone
confess something to someone
consider the importance to be to someone - grammar
contact someone - grammar
contrast someone against
convencer de + subjunctive/indicative - convince someone to - grammar
convince someone of or to
Cooing over someone's cane
cook for someone
cool on someone (discontent)
Copy (someone) in (email)
copy someone's every move
Copying someone else's actions - grammar
Could anyone / Could someone...?
Could find someone to do it for you - grammar
Could you have someone bring an iron to my room
counting on [someone] to show up
Counting someone else's sprinkles
Courtside -- I'll be courtside with someone
crash down on someone
Crash down on someone
crease someone's brows in thought
cringe - I cringe when people say someone's ugly
Cross in on someone
Crush someone's ego
crush/smash someone´s finger
cuddle someone
Cue someone figuring something out
cuenta con alguien / count on someone
cuss someone out and curse someone out
Cut (someone's head off)
Cut oneself off from someone
Cut SOMEONE apart
cut someone off
cut someone off
Cut someone off (financially)
cut someone off (talking)
cut someone off in traffic
cut someone to the whick
cut someone's free
cut the ground from under someone's feet
cut your eyes to someone
dance someone
dart someone
date someone
date someone / date with someone - grammar
Date with someone
dating - going out with someone
Dating and Getting To Know Someone
dedicate a song to someone
deeper way of getting to know someone - grammar
defer to someone in public
demand someone sth or to have sth? - grammar
describe something, someone to somebody - grammar
describing someone who is late
designate someone
desire for someone
d*** over someone
Did someone put gunpowder in your cereal this morning?
Did someone put you up to this?
Did someone say my name?
Did what she tell you implicate someone else? - grammar
Did you find someone to live with?
did you go and fall for someone?
Didn't someone just come in?
difficult for someone to do something
Dig someone
Dig someone ... in
din into someone's ears
directions to someone's house - grammar
Disrespect + someone
diss someone
Distance means nothing when someone means so much
Ditch-stop employing someone
Do absolutely anything (to help someone)
do away with someone and do someone in
Do good by someone
Do someone
do someone credit
do someone good
do someone up
do someone's nut
do to someone
Do you know of someone that... - grammar
Do you know someone who might help me? - grammar
Do you know someone who's setting a standard?
Do you know where I can have someone fix my bike?
do you know who someone is
do you miss anyone? / do you miss someone? - grammar
do you think someone can bring you?
Do you think we can guess someone’s personality by the way they dress? - grammar
Does anyone know of someone who could...
domination over someone - grammar
Don't make someone a priority when they're only making you a
drag someone into something
Draw a bullseye on someone
draw near to/ draw near someone - grammar
draw someone out as
draw someone to it
draw someone's close
Drawing someone´s attention...
dredge the depths for someone
drew (someone) off
drew someone to
drive someone crazy
drive someone on and off
drive someone out of his/her skin
drive someone over the age
drive someone to try to
drop at someone's feet
drop by someone's house
Drop someone in it
drop to the back of someone's mind
drunk dial someone
dubbed by someone - grammar
Dull someone´s curls
Dumb people down/Dumb someone down
Dump someone out of the blue
dumping someone big time
duty to someone - grammar
Eat someone whole
eat someone's lunch
Egg someone on
either someone
Embracing someone's heritage
Empautado (Someone who has made a deal with the devil)
Empower someone to do something - grammar
enabler (hook someone up with)
Enabling someone
end up with someone
engage someone head on
engender something within someone
Enjoy a night out on us with someone special in your life
enlighten someone as to
escape someone's attention
establish someone/if not of - grammar
establishment scientist/ trust someone more than one could throw him
Even if someone does, did, would have done - grammar
even if someone else stepped on his toe, and..
Every few days, someone... - grammar
Every, No and SOME + someone - grammar
Everybody/everyone - anybody/anyone - somebody/someone - grammar
Excuse me. (to get past someone)
expect someone
Expect someone to do something
expecting someone to do something
faked out someone
Fall for someone
Fall in love with someone
fall into someone's hands
fall out of someone's favor
fall through someone
Fall to someone"
fall to someone
Fall under someone
fancy for someone
Fasten a quarrel upon someone
fawning over someone
Feather up someone's ass.
feed someone up
feel for someone
feel for someone
feel romantic about someone
feelings about (someone)
file a tax return for someone
fill someone in on the eagle
Find someone
Find someone attractive
find someone interesting
find someone the relevant person
find someone who knows, get a hold of someone who knows
Find someone who...
Find someone who...
find that someone out there - grammar
finding someone - descubrimiento, reenccuentro
fink someone out
fire a shot at someone (figurado)
fired out to say that someone is sacked
First, under which last name do you look up someone in a telephone directory?
fix someone
fix someone up with somebody
Flag someone
flip someone's bananas
floating someone so buoyant
flush someone out of the woodwork"
fold into someone's body
follow someone else's/another one's dreams
follow someone's advice about DOing something - grammar
follow someone's life
following someone else's lead
Fool - to describe fooling someone
For someone of his age
For someone special...special enough to be my brother
for someone to do something - grammar
for someone troubles
For someone's benefit
force someone's hand
freak someone out
freak with someone
free someone from
free someone from the responsibility of
frisk someone and search someone.
from someone you don't want to hear from
from someone's eyes
f*** someone up
fulfill someone
fun to be around someone
gaining power over someone
generate more positive expectations for someone else
gesture/signal for someone to do something - grammar
get a buzz off someone
get a hold of/contact someone
Get a hold on someone
get a shot at someone
get around someone in your way
Get back for (someone)
Get back to someone
get back to someone
get back together with someone
get decieved by someone - grammar
get fired up and hit someone
Get inside someone's head
Get inside someone's skin
get into math with someone
Get into someone
get into someone
get into someone´s stride
get into someone's face
get irritated with someone
get mad at someone
Get on someone's good/bad side
get on someones case/to give someone a hard time
get on the wrong side of someone
get one's ass over to someone else's
Get over something/someone
get someone
Get someone
Get someone
Get someone a beauty
Get Someone Alone
get someone dinged by something
get someone else up (imperative reflexive verb) - grammar
get someone handicap from fifteen to five
get someone in - grammar
get someone off
get someone off his feet
Get someone on board.
get someone on the books
get someone on the floor
get someone on your ass
Get someone over
get someone stalked
get someone to
get someone to do something
get someone to do something - grammar
get someone to quit a job
get someone underway
get someone's brains from someone
get someone's panties in a wad
get someone's point across
get something out of someone
Get the better of someone
Get through to someone
get to know (someone)
get to know someone's opinions
Get to someone
get your own back on someone
Get Your Own Back Someone
Get/give someone his/her comeuppance
getting into someone depth
Getting over someone
Getting someone's attention - grammar
getting wind of something or someone
getting your ass handed to you by someone
giggles someone way
Give (someone) notice
give a snack to someone
give in to someone
give input on how someone runs their business
give it up for someone
give someone a big head
give someone a bum rap
give someone a chance
Give someone a cold
give someone a heart attack
give someone a knowing look
Give someone a maximum grip on
Give someone a pass
Give someone a piece of your mind
Give someone a run for his money
Give someone a spin
give someone a thrill
give someone evils
give someone his/her head
give someone the benefit of the doubt
Give Someone the Slip
give someone the sweats
give someone the third degree
Give someone the time of day
give someone to someone else - grammar
give someone wood
Give someone your delusion
Give the eulogy for someone
give up trying to get someone to do something - grammar
give way to someone
gives the responsibility (to someone else) - grammar
go ahead of someone
go off on someone
go soft on someone
go to let (Someone) in on that
go to someone's room
go up one side of someone and down the other
Goad sb to do sth = egg someone on to do sth
God calls someone home
going cheap about someone
going easy on someone
going gay on someone
going into someone in depth
Going on a date with someone...
going to <verb> something for <someone>
good reason for someone to die/good reason that someone died - grammar
Goolies - To have someone by the goolies
Goose someone
Got to know from someone that...
grab a hold of someone
Grease someone's palm
grieve for someone or over someone - grammar
Grilling someone
grind out someone's best
grind out win over someone
gripping someone up
groove someone
grump with someone
Grunt back at someone
gunning for someone / leading someone in
Guts about someone
hack the legs off someone / amputar las piernas
had a big argument involving the fact that someone had posted something on social media.
had someone (completar acción)
had you come (If I needed someone) - grammar
hair flat against someone's head
half-cheering with someone
hand someone a [his/her] backside
hand the keys over to someone else
Handling Someone
hang out with and date someone
hang up on someone
happen to someone
hardly address someone's problems on the slopes
Has someone /anyone been asking - grammar
has someone feeling excited
Have / Get it in for someone
Have a cheer to someone
Have a hold over someone
have a laugh (with someone)
have a lead on someone
Have a shot with someone
Have banter with someone
have dinner with someone
have one's way with someone
have right on someone's side
have someone do something
have someone do something
Have someone do something - grammar
have someone do something - I had my daughter bring her sister to school - grammar
Have someone do something (permitir?)
Have someone do something/Have something happen
have someone down as
have someone ears
have someone in it's [its] grip
Have someone to come home to...
have someone you can ask...
have someone's name put on a bank account
have the right over someone - grammar
have up with someone
Have you already asked someone? - grammar
Have you authorized someone to use your account?
have you encountered or know someone who has...
have you ever dreamed about (something or someone) (to be ) (adjective) - grammar
Have you ever got/gotten someone to cook dinner for you? - grammar
Have you ever heard someone tell you of their fish story?
have you ever needed someone so bad?
Have you ever wanted to kick someone in the
have you someone/somebody
have/make someone do sth / get someone to do sth
having' someone do this or that - grammar
He could have hurt someone (but didn't) - grammar
he has temporarily delegated the task to someone
he loves marrying someone else while he still loves her
He must have seen someone else - grammar
he would have (someone) deported
head someone off at the pass.
hear about someone
hear someone doing
hear someone walking around in the garden
Hear the nerves in someone's voice
hedge - hedging allows someone to offset the risk - financial
help someone do something - grammar
Help someone do something - grammar
Help someone else by being a support parent
Help someone to / help someone + infinitive
Help someone to their feet
his own similarity to someone else"
hiss at someone to hurry
Hit / Have a hit on someone
hit someone
Hold (someone) accountable for
Hold a candle to someone
Hold gun/knife to/at someone
hold onto someone tight
hold responsible/accountable to (someone)
Hold someone - grammar
hold someone in non-secure custody
Hold someone under
hold someone up
hold someone's life in your hands
hold something over someone
Hold space for someone
hold the door open for someone
hold the torch for someone
hold/holding someone hostage
hold/keep someone in captivity
holding someone really, legally responsible for someone else
hook up / fix up (with someone) - grammar
hope for someone
hover at someone´s elbow
how can i ask for... someone...
how close can we satnd [stand] to someone
how difficult for someone - grammar
How do you communicate to someone who is not yourself?
How does it feel to have someone?
How does someone like you end up here?
How someone may behave - grammar
how someone's garden grows - grammar
How something can be transformed when someone appreciates it
How soon after someone is infected...?
How would you like it if someone...
However, in English when someone asks this,
humiliating to/for someone
I always have someone to depend on
I am always surprised when I get in a lift with someone...
I am looking for someone nice
I am talking to someone (comunicarse / comunicar) - grammar
I and someone's photo
I bet you someone will do sth.
I can have someone here in an hour
I can put you in communication with someone
I can see past to someone freedom
I can think of nothing I want more than someone to truly love me
I feel like slashing someone’s tires.
I feel someone's eyes on me
I fell in love with someone for whom I am not at all
I found someone that did want - grammar
I front each of you an ounce (to front someone)
I had (someone) do the arrangement.
I had requested that someone give me directions to the park
I have just seen your advertisement requiring someone??? - grammar
I just need someone to hold on to
I know someone who is better looking than you
I may step on someone’s foot
I met someone who knows you...
I need someone to keep me warm
I need someone to practice 'with' - grammar
I need someone to take my back spasm out
I need someone to travel with - grammar
I need someone to write to - grammar
I need to find someone...
I never want to say something that hurts someone. - grammar
I run against someone
I saw her kissing someone I didn't know. - grammar
I saw someone get taken away
I see London, I see France, I see someone's underpants
I sent someone to follow her lineage
I thought of something someone once told me:
i thought you were someone else
I thought you were someone else - grammar
I thought you were someone else. - grammar
I thought you were talking to someone with your...
I used someone else's phone to text you.
I used to know someone fair
I waited for someone to answer and looked at the scarf - grammar
i want to meet someone to talk
I was looking everywhere for someone - grammar
I will have someone ask you questions.
I will have someone there waiting to help you.
I wish I had someone to do the work for me
I wish I knew someone - grammar
I would be angry if someone lied to me - grammar
I would have never chosen someone/anyone - grammar
I would have someone to pass down my wisdom to - grammar
I would like to present someone
I would/could love someone - grammar
I' someone happening to say
I'd like to meet someone over coffee, a beer
I'd love to visit someone
I'll (verb) someone up
I'll ask someone else.
I'll never find someone quite as touched as you
i'll never find someone quite like you
I'm flexing on her (flex on someone)
I'm glad someone found it funny - grammar
I'm gonna pop someone
I'm looking for someone who {will stay / stays}... - grammar
I'm seeing someone (romantic)
I'm someone who don't / doesn't love pasta. - grammar
I'm throught [through] with playing by the rules of someone else's game
I'm trying to find someone who used to live here.
I've got someone new
if he wanted to help someone he gave them food ...
If I saw someone cheating during a test, I'd probably do anything
if I stop short in front of someone...
if someone (give) you a helicopter... - 2nd conditional - grammar
If someone / anyone needs help - grammar
If someone asked you if you want / wanted - grammar
if someone can help, please get in touch
If someone comes, tell him/her/them (pronoun + collective noun) - grammar
If someone did X, I'm not sure it would be fair to do Y - grammar
If someone happens to - grammar
If someone has received strange messages
If someone is being hurt
if someone is choking
if someone is going to...isn't it better that we
If someone knows it...
If someone once [wants] to take the lead on ordering lunch
If someone told me..... - grammar
If someone wants to try your arepas...
If someone wants to use "Target Man", he must use 2 FWs - grammar
if someone....
If you are looking for someone/somebody - grammar
If you are someone who would like to be considered
If you don't already no someone [know someone]
If you ever need someone to substitute you in the future... - grammar
If you have been abused by someone you live with, a law can give you protection.
If you or someone you know
If you were someone together
If you're talking with someone
Imagine that someone asked you... - grammar
Impose on someone
Impose someone's indeas on...
improve yourself, before improve [improving] someone else
Impugn someone's virtue
in (Someone) letters
In case you know someone
in default with someone
In my country, a rude person would be someone who sings/sang - grammar
in someone's shadow
in someone's turn
in the back of someone head
in the spirit of (someone)
In the way (of something or someone)
inherited or get from someone? - grammar
Inspire someone with X
instill confidence in someone
interesado (someone who is your friend because of your money)
Intrigue toward someone - grammar
Introduce someone to the Church's plains
investigate someone for something
Invisible to someone - grammar
Inviting someone to lunch
ironing someone out
Is someone / is there someone - grammar
Is someone bothering you?
is someone clumsy a pots
Is someone looking after you?
Is someone sitting there?
is there someone there to greet you?
isn't even someone's dog's name
It always takes a little help from someone
it belongs to someone else
it could be someone else's
It is important that young people have someone to talk about it to.
It is up to someone to do something
It might hit someone...
It must be great having someone
It smells like someone struck a match in here...
it was hardly by someone intelligent
it was someone I had been at university with five years ago
It would be very easy for someone to access this site
It's all fun and games until someone gets hurt. - grammar
It's all someone else's idea
it's gruesome that someone should care
It's only funny until someone gets hurt, then it's hilarious
It's possible that someone stole it - grammar
It's sad when you push someone who loves you to the point where they don't care anymore.
It's too much trouble for someone to do something
it’s flattering to think that you might take our word over someone else's
Jack someone up over something
jerk someone around
Jew Someone Down
jog someone out of a daze
jolt someone out of something
jump on someone, in excitement
jump someone's bones
jumping someone else's train
Just because someone is on a diet
Just because someone speaks slowly to me
just-about-someone's land
Keep someone alive (word order) - grammar
keep someone around
Keep someone entertained
keep someone from
keep someone going
keep someone happy - grammar
keep someone humble
keep someone in the dark
keep someone in their place
Keep someone interested
keep someone very much up his leave
keep up with someone
key on someone / eight in the box (football)
kick off someone
kick someone's ass
kick someone's ass into shape
kick someone's head in
kick the crap out of someone
kick the crud out of someone
kill someone over
Kipper - to do someone like a kipper
kisses to/for someone - grammar
Kneel over someone
Knock - Someone must have knocked it down there!
Knock (someone) out
knock someone clear
knock someone into shape
Know someone from dirt
Know someone inside and out
know someone long enough
know someone through someone - grammar
know someone who can
Landing someone
lay a glove on someone
le pisas = to offer/treat someone to something?
le rayaron el coche - someone scratched her car - grammar
lead someone in the right direction
Lead someone on
lead someone wrong
Leading someone by
leading someone down the wrong path
leads to someone inviting / to invite - grammar
learn something at someone's knee
learn something from someone
leave notice with [someone]
leave someone falling down
Leave someone hanging (waiting for a answer)
leave someone in a shamble / shambles
leave someone stuck with the bill/ with the work/with 5 kids
Leave someone to swing
leave someone under no illusion
Leave to someone's better judgement
leave you alone with someone
Left on someone...
lend somebody's guidance to someone
lest someone falls over
let loose on someone
Let someone be off
Let someone do something
Let someone do something in Spanish - Déja... - grammar
let someone into traffic
let someone know
Let someone off the hook
letter TO someone - grammar
letting someone get away
lie behind someone's back
lie someone´s end
lift car off someone
lift someone 's spirit
Light a fire under someone
light someone's hair on fire.
lighting someone's pipes
like / love someone
Like someone looking for their keys under a lamp post
Like something out of someone
little someone special
live on someone's nest
live under someone's coat
llevarse= getting along with someone?
lofty praise to put someone in the best possible light
Look after someone/cuidar
look at someone doing - grammar
Look for quality in someone
look in/on someone's eyes - grammar
Look someone up and down
look the last on someone
Looking for someone
looking for someone who can explain me to myself
looking for someone who can help me : subjuntivo? - grammar
lose someone you care about to death
lose someone's mind/going crazy
lose the plot with someone
love (to call someone (honey))
Love someone for who they are......
Love someone like you’re six.
Lust for someone
maestro - someone you really admire
Make a difference to someone
make a fool out of someone
Make a man out of someone
make a mug of someone
make it easier for someone to
make no way with someone
make someone a priority
Make someone a visit.
make someone back down/ away
Make someone busy
make someone corpse
make someone dance - grammar
make someone do / to do something - grammar
make someone do backbreaking work
make someone do something
make someone feel proud - grammar
Make someone feel special
Make someone hate
make someone imagine something - grammar
Make someone laugh - grammar
__ hours later after someone does - English Only forum
"... quid (for someone) to watch" in a text - English Only forum
... the ability to change someone's life, don't waste... - English Only forum
"...all you want to do at 16 is cry and put your d*** in someone" - English Only forum
...if the guy had been following someone and was "made," then it would mean... - English Only forum
..was watching someone do something.. - English Only forum
'Here' to introduce someone [Here is Ann] - English Only forum
'Oi' for calling someone and get attention. - English Only forum
'One' vs. 'someone' - English Only forum
'Since' vs 'As' [someone] is on leave .... - English Only forum
'Standing'/ 'going to stand' someone up - English Only forum
'take someone on' for a training programme - English Only forum
'Talk' or 'another verb' someone 'out of/into doing' ... - English Only forum
'teach someone at certain things'? Correct? - English Only forum
'to cross to someone" : to give the mike to someone? - English Only forum
'worry someone out' - English Only forum
‘Does someone need feeding?’ or ‘Did you feed them?’ - English Only forum
“are you getting it?” to ask if someone understands sth - English Only forum
“give the note to someone” - English Only forum
(...)someone at one stage removed from my life - English Only forum
(giving information to someone) Squeal vs Squeak - English Only forum
(have) got/have someone <adjective> - English Only forum
(Someone / a nation) who respects and obeys rules - English Only forum
(someone's) mother’s parents’ home - English Only forum
(Someone) has a skin as thick as an elephant's - English Only forum
(something) get up on (someone) - English Only forum
(something) is lacking in (someone) - English Only forum
(something) turns someone's head - English Only forum
(Something/someone) is no longer. - English Only forum
(take / lead) someone to - English Only forum
(The longer) someone has done VS has to do - English Only forum
[in?] someone's lap - English Only forum
[put/set] someone [right/straight] - English Only forum
[Someone] is already <up> there. - English Only forum
[Someone] shall, under no circumstances, sell, agree prices... - English Only forum
[To give someone the stink-eye] used in the passive mood? - English Only forum
#1 I took you for someone else. #2 I mistook you for someone else. - English Only forum
a cake to kill someone for - English Only forum
a certain someone vs. a certain person - English Only forum
a children's choir performed under the baton of someone - English Only forum
A company invested by someone - English Only forum
a contemporary of someone - English Only forum
a conversation with someone when... - English Only forum
A course dedicated (?) to someone - English Only forum
a discount may be availed by someone - English Only forum
A documentary on/about someone - English Only forum
A Feeling Is Harbored by Someone - English Only forum
A genuine hero is someone who by building one. - English Only forum
a gift from (someone who went on) a trip - English Only forum
a good home <with> someone we trust - English Only forum
a great asset "for / to" something/someone - English Only forum
a guy/ lose someone to - English Only forum
A hard question to ask someone - English Only forum
a heck of <a> someone/something - English Only forum
a hit of someone - English Only forum
a hold on someone - English Only forum
A hole in someone's neighborhood - English Only forum
a lead with someone - English Only forum
a lot of someone's problems - English Only forum
A mistake of someone's is not polite to laugh at - English Only forum
a moody person vs. someone who has frequent mood swings - English Only forum
a nuisance "to" vs "for" (someone) - English Only forum
a photo "from / by" someone - English Only forum
a phrase+ leaving someone with something - English Only forum
a piece of someone - English Only forum
a player in someone else's movie - English Only forum
A preference for someone else - English Only forum
a punishment to be accorded (to) someone who is at fault - English Only forum
a reason to love someone - English Only forum
A red flag (for someone) to calm down - English Only forum
a <rigged> body [someone who is beefy] - English Only forum
a roast (to roast someone) - English Only forum
A robot car will not get distracted by someone waving across the road - English Only forum
A role model <to><for> someone - English Only forum
A round goes to someone. - English Only forum
a run for someone's money - English Only forum
a someone - English Only forum
A someone with experience and training is good but not necessary. - English Only forum
a stage when someone's falling in love with you that they lose their erection - English Only forum
A state-level funeral service given to someone special - English Only forum
A statement <made?> by someone that.... - English Only forum
A thing Of/By someone - English Only forum
a trifle for someone - English Only forum
a video clip with someone having a meeting with fans - English Only forum
A video shot with someone, of someone - English Only forum
A was <someone> like my old self. - English Only forum
A word for a short stay while waiting for someone - English Only forum
a word for "make (someone) a criminal" - English Only forum
A word for someone who follows the news frequently - English Only forum
a word for someone who loves red meat - English Only forum
A word for someone who spends too much with his friends - English Only forum
a word that is used by someone regularly - English Only forum
A word to define someone who never does something wrong - English Only forum
A word to describe someone who is very sensitive ? - English Only forum
a yellow thing in someone's ears - English Only forum
"A/an" vs "one" vs "you" vs "someone" - English Only forum
About "cut someone down" - English Only forum
about someone doing something - English Only forum
about someone’s life that would increase - English Only forum
About tense when you quoting someone said in Films - English Only forum
Absent yourself from someone - English Only forum
Absolve someone of all the culpability - English Only forum
abuse of someone - English Only forum
abuse someone out of anger - English Only forum
abused his power with someone - English Only forum
accept someone as family vs. as a family (member) - English Only forum
accept(of) someone/something - English Only forum
access to someone - English Only forum
accidentally meet / encounter / run into someone - English Only forum
Accomodate someone or someone's needs - English Only forum
accompany someone on business - English Only forum
accompanying someone through the uncertainities/difficulties - English Only forum
Accuse someone falsely or put false aligations [allegations] on someone - English Only forum
accuse someone of (being) - English Only forum
accuse someone of what has happened to you - English Only forum
acquire the most up-to-date skills from someone - English Only forum
Act With Someone?? - English Only forum
Addicted to someone vs. Obsessed with someone - English Only forum
address someone as "gorgeous" - English Only forum
Address someone as President <surname> or Director <surname>? - English Only forum
address/direct a question to someone - English Only forum
address/direct/aim something at someone - English Only forum
addressing someone by their full name in an email - English Only forum
Addressing someone me in a broken, clumsy tongue - English Only forum
adjective for someone who pretends - English Only forum
adjective of someone to do - English Only forum
adjective or noun for someone who discriminate mothers - English Only forum
Adjectives after: somewhere, anywhere, nothing, nowhere, nobody, anyone, someone, something, anything. - English Only forum
admit (someone) to be (something) - English Only forum
Admit for someone - English Only forum
adopt [To officially choose someone to represent a political party in an election] - English Only forum
adore someone - English Only forum
advantage someone - English Only forum
advise someone + that-clause - English Only forum
advised by someone to do something vs advised to do something by someone - English Only forum
advocate someone to do - English Only forum
after a thousand years or so of knowing someone along with the concept of personal space or property - English Only forum
after complaints he made comments against someone - English Only forum
after I have just mentioned someone... - English Only forum
After someone for the answer ? - English Only forum
after someone had done something - English Only forum
after someone's death - English Only forum
after the idea of someone - English Only forum
agonize about something to someone - English Only forum
agree that someone do something - English Only forum
agree with someone that - English Only forum
Agreeing with someone - English Only forum
Ahead of someone/In front of someone - English Only forum
alert someone (to something) - English Only forum
alert someone to infinitive or -ing verb form? - English Only forum
Align with someone - English Only forum
All credit goes to [someone] - English Only forum
all for someone - English Only forum
all it needs is <for> something or someone to stir people up - English Only forum
All someone does is + verb +- (s) - English Only forum
all those who vs someone that - English Only forum
alley out of someone's trunk - English Only forum
Allow [someone] a designated time for practice - English Only forum
allow for someone to do something - English Only forum
allow for someone to do something - English Only forum
allow someone away - English Only forum
allow someone not to do? - English Only forum
allow someone to do something - English Only forum
allow someone to have better chances of - English Only forum
allow something to someone - English Only forum
allows for someone else to substitute - English Only forum
almost miss someone - English Only forum
also by someone - English Only forum
alternative way of saying "lay on top of someone." - English Only forum
Am I/do I discriminate someone when I say - English Only forum
amaze someone / make someone surprised - English Only forum
American version of <put someone in the shade>? - English Only forum
Among whom is (someone) vs among whom (someone) is - English Only forum
An act of someone or someone's - English Only forum
an Einstein, or someone of his kind - English Only forum
An emotional someone - English Only forum
An equal of/ to someone - English Only forum
An idiom for making someone feel uncomfortable - English Only forum
an idiom for when you do nothing to help someone in trouble - English Only forum
An idiom to call someone who annoys you - English Only forum
An idiom to mean: to accept / expand someone's statements in formal speech - English Only forum
an incident happened "to" or "with" someone - English Only forum
an insult to someone you just helped - English Only forum
an item bought for someone while on a trip - English Only forum
An obvious choice would be "someone" to balance... - English Only forum
an option in the phone informing that someone is not available - English Only forum
anathema to someone - English Only forum
And if someone showed up - English Only forum
And you'll remember that there will always be someone to ... [future tense in that-clause] - English Only forum
anecdote = a real story from someone's life - English Only forum
anger at someone's bottom line? - English Only forum
Angry at someone vs angry at something - English Only forum
angry with someone - English Only forum
Annoyed by someone’s writing or writings - English Only forum
annoying to/for someone - English Only forum
Another person x someone else - English Only forum
another word for " treat someone to something" - English Only forum
answer: someone is (going to) - English Only forum
Anybody needs someone that can help them regardless their personality. - English Only forum
Anyone , someone, anything , something - English Only forum
anyone /someone (plural or singular) - English Only forum
anyone or someone - English Only forum
anyone or someone - English Only forum
Anyone vs anybody: everybody/ everyone, somebody/ someone, nobody/ no one. - English Only forum
anyone vs someone - English Only forum
anyone vs someone - English Only forum
anyone vs. someone - English Only forum
anyone who teaches French? OR someone who teaches French? - English Only forum
Anyone/ someone - English Only forum
anyone/someone - English Only forum
Anyone/someone - English Only forum
anyone/someone - English Only forum
anyone/someone - English Only forum
apologize on someone's behalf - English Only forum
apologize to someone up and down - English Only forum
Apology for someone else mistake - English Only forum
appeal to someone on something - English Only forum
Appear: Then something or someone appears - English Only forum
appearance of someone giggling - English Only forum
Applause or claps for someone? - English Only forum
Apply the principle to (someone) - English Only forum
appoint someone (as) (a) [position] - English Only forum
appointment with someone+at or for? - English Only forum
appreciated ... not concern someone - English Only forum
approach someone - English Only forum
approve of someone as - English Only forum
approve of someone for something - English Only forum
Are you feeling good?/ Are you feeling fine? [to someone lying in the street] - English Only forum
Are you looking for someone? - English Only forum
Are you someone who <puts/put> <your/their> needs ahead of others? - English Only forum
Are you talking to someone/anyone on the phone? - English Only forum
Are you waiting for anyone/ someone? - English Only forum
Argue with someone for doing something - English Only forum
Argue/talk/push/drag/rush someone into something? - English Only forum
around the back of someone's car - English Only forum
Arrange/Organize for someone to do something - English Only forum
as a statement of (something) someone did something - English Only forum
as befit someone - English Only forum
as close to someone as I ever want to be - English Only forum
As expected of someone (both positive and negative) - English Only forum
As far as I know someone - English Only forum
As in color yourself as someone pure - English Only forum
as only someone can - English Only forum
As someone ... - English Only forum
as someone put/puts it - English Only forum
"As someone said", or just "someone said" - English Only forum
As someone thinks - English Only forum
as someone weaker than I? - English Only forum
As someone who grew up in the church, what I heard here . . . - English Only forum
as someone who has had problems with mental health for all of my life - English Only forum
As someone who is paasionate about facing new challanges - English Only forum
As someone who isn't entirely sure on her feet all the time - English Only forum
as someone who lived for 100 years. - English Only forum
As someone who...I know - English Only forum
"As someone who's seen more than her fair share of bad beef" - English Only forum
As soon as someone buys this chair, I will have sold all the furniture... - English Only forum
As soon as someone comes you’ll have to - English Only forum
as though someone had broken his sworn word - English Only forum
ask for someone to help you / ask someone to help you - English Only forum
Ask for someone's opinion - English Only forum
Ask for something from someone , ask me for something - English Only forum
ask for/help support to someone - English Only forum
Ask from someone or ask someone - English Only forum
Ask questions from someone - English Only forum
Ask questions to someone....vs ask someone...questions.... - English Only forum
ask someone about his education - English Only forum
ask someone back to theirs - English Only forum
ask someone for money/ask someone to lend me money - English Only forum
ask someone his/her weight - English Only forum
ask someone how to - English Only forum
"ask someone of" - English Only forum
ask someone on something - English Only forum
ask someone out - English Only forum
ask someone out ? - English Only forum
ask someone out on a dare - English Only forum
Ask someone seriously - English Only forum
ask someone something - English Only forum
ask someone something or ask something of (to?) someone - English Only forum
Ask someone to be his/her lover - English Only forum
ask someone to be your boyfriend/ find someone to be your boyfriend - English Only forum
Ask someone to continue moving - English Only forum
ask someone to do something - English Only forum
ask someone to do vs get someone to do - English Only forum
Ask someone to play the guitar - English Only forum
Ask someone to use little force - English Only forum
ask someone's birthday - English Only forum
Ask something of someone - English Only forum
ask something to someone - English Only forum
ask <tha>t someone drive you - English Only forum
ask that someone/something do/be - English Only forum
Ask the following question to or of someone? - English Only forum
ask to how someone/something +verb - English Only forum
ask/pose/address someone the following questions - English Only forum
Ask/tell someone to do something - English Only forum
ASK+someone+ABOUT+subject clause - English Only forum
asked / persuaded / made someone do - English Only forum
asking someone to move his or her things so you can sit - English Only forum
Asking about someone's class schedule? - English Only forum
asking about someone's week/day - English Only forum
Asking about the state of something or someone. - English Only forum
Asking favors from/of someone? - English Only forum
asking for someone's phone number - English Only forum
asking for the month when someone was born - English Only forum
Asking someone about the college/university he attended. - English Only forum
Asking someone about weaknesses - English Only forum
Asking someone how his/her relative dies - English Only forum
Asking someone out for a coffee - English Only forum
Asking someone to change his/her direction on road. - English Only forum
asking someone to do something - English Only forum
Asking someone to introduce a contact in some company - English Only forum
Asking someone to make space between chairs - English Only forum
Asking someone to stay on the phone - English Only forum
Asking someone's family name - English Only forum
Asking someone's name politely [BE] - English Only forum
assess someone with something - English Only forum
assign powers to someone (something) - English Only forum
Assign someone adjective - English Only forum
Assign someone to be - English Only forum
assist someone <in completing / to complete >... - English Only forum
assist someone in/with something - English Only forum
assist someone providing something - English Only forum
assist someone to do/in doing something - English Only forum
assistant manager for / to / of someone - English Only forum
Assume someone is/to be? - English Only forum
assume something from someone - English Only forum
assume something on someone - English Only forum
At someone´s work - English Only forum
At someone's core - English Only forum
at someone's end - English Only forum
at someone's expense - English Only forum
At someone's instructions - English Only forum
at the forefront of someone's mind/at the back of someone's mind - English Only forum
at the height of someone’s shoulders - English Only forum
at the knees of someone - English Only forum
at the mercy of someone - English Only forum
At/ through the invitation of someone - English Only forum
At/on someone's request - English Only forum
"attempt" should be perform by someone? - English Only forum
Attending someone else [what or where?] - English Only forum
attract someone to do something - English Only forum
attract someone to do something - English Only forum
attract someone's imagination - English Only forum
attribute something to something/someone - English Only forum
Attribute to someone something - English Only forum
authorize someone to sell - English Only forum
avenge (on) someone - English Only forum
Avoid looking at someone - English Only forum
Avoid someone to feel jelous - English Only forum
Avoid talking to someone you have difficulty understanding - English Only forum
awakened by someone knocking - English Only forum
Back someone <up> - English Only forum
Back to back to someone - English Only forum
Bad face: The face of someone who is bad - English Only forum
Badmouth=Speak ill of someone? - English Only forum
bail on [someone] - English Only forum
Bail on someone - English Only forum
Bail out by someone - English Only forum
ban someone doing something - English Only forum
banish someone from a room/building - English Only forum
bar someone - English Only forum
barking <for someone to / so that someone> let him in - English Only forum
barrel over someone - English Only forum
Barriers to someone doing - English Only forum
bash/hit someone on/over the head - English Only forum
be / get into someone's black books - English Only forum
be a stretch for someone - English Only forum
be <adjective> to someone - English Only forum
be afraid of/for someone to do something - English Only forum
be after someone’s blood / be out for blood - English Only forum
be against someone doing something - English Only forum
be ahead of someone - English Only forum
be angry with someone for/about sth - English Only forum
be back in XXX <visiting / to visit> someone - English Only forum
be banker to someone - English Only forum
be becoming ON someone vs. be becoming TO someone - English Only forum
be beholden to someone - English Only forum
be born (as) someone - English Only forum
be by someone - English Only forum
be careful of someone's health? - English Only forum
be castigated by someone for the reason - English Only forum
be catnip for someone [in British English?] - English Only forum
be close for someone - English Only forum
be diligent towards someone - English Only forum
be distracted when listening to someone - English Only forum
be foolish of/for someone to do something - English Only forum
"Be going to be someone" and "be going to do for someone." - English Only forum
be hard on someone - English Only forum
Be hard on someone's heels - English Only forum
be hung up on something/someone - English Only forum
be in contrast to what someone has in mind - English Only forum
be in direct contact with someone - English Only forum
Be in someone's line? - English Only forum
be in someone's way - English Only forum
be in someone’s good graces [meaning] - English Only forum
be in with someone - English Only forum
be involved someone - English Only forum
Be likely that vs someone is likely that - English Only forum
be nervous of someone (being) better than another one - English Only forum
be objected to by someone? - English Only forum
be of help to/for someone - English Only forum
be of interest to someone - English Only forum
Be offended for someone [American English] - English Only forum
be on at someone / go on at someone ( to do something) - English Only forum
be on someone to do something - English Only forum
be on someone's back - English Only forum
be on the balls of someone's ass - English Only forum
be on the best terms with someone - English Only forum
Be on to someone. - English Only forum
Be on top of someone - English Only forum
be one's choice with someone (?) - English Only forum
be past someone - English Only forum
be regretful for someone.. - English Only forum
be rude [in] calling someone ugly - English Only forum
Be somebody/someone - English Only forum
Be Someone Well v Be a Good Someone - English Only forum
be someone's account - English Only forum
Be someone's age - English Only forum
be suspicious of / syspect someone - English Only forum
be taken at someone else’s expense - English Only forum
be there for someone - English Only forum
Be throwing the Christ at someone - English Only forum
Be too hot of lying to someone - English Only forum
be under someone's thumb - English Only forum
be unfair to someone - English Only forum
Be up to someone's or something's standard - English Only forum
be upsetting to someone - English Only forum
be use to someone to do something - English Only forum
Be used to call someone - English Only forum
be vulnerable with someone. - English Only forum
be well rid of someone - English Only forum
bear (a) resemblance to someone/something - English Only forum
Bear a grudge: Maintain resentment or anger against someone for a past offense - English Only forum
bear down on someone - English Only forum
bear someone out with someone - English Only forum
bear the blow from someone VS bear one's blow - English Only forum
bear with someone /bear someone - English Only forum
bearing someone - English Only forum
beat a path to someone's door - English Only forum
Beat foul thought from someone - English Only forum
Beat someone - English Only forum
beat someone at his/her own game - English Only forum
beat someone hollow (BrE), only defeat meaning? - English Only forum
beat someone home - English Only forum
beat someone to ... - English Only forum
beat someone to it vs beat someone to the punch - English Only forum
beat someone to within an inch of their life - English Only forum
beat someone／something to＂die＂ - English Only forum
beat/beat someone up/beat up on someone - English Only forum
because if someone had come into your room, the hair would have fallen. - English Only forum
because she <would be><was> sitting next someone she doesn’t like - English Only forum
because someone had it - English Only forum
Beckons someone to someone else? - English Only forum
before <anyone>/<someone> spoke to her - English Only forum
befriend someone with someone or something with something else - English Only forum
befriend someone's fortunes - English Only forum
beg someone for someone else's mercy [someone else wants mercy?] - English Only forum
behave around someone - English Only forum
Behave vs behave to [someone] - English Only forum
behind someone's back - English Only forum
behind/beyond someone's character - English Only forum
being a snake for someone - English Only forum
being distant with someone - English Only forum
Being important to someone - English Only forum
being interviewed by someone over - English Only forum
being left by <someone><anyone> - English Only forum
being out of someone's league - English Only forum
being someone - English Only forum
Being someone Vs. someone - English Only forum
being someone's bitch - English Only forum
being someone's pet - English Only forum
being tight / getting no wiggle room with someone - English Only forum
being troublesome to someone - English Only forum
Being with someone = wish to be with someone? - English Only forum
Believe ill of (someone) - English Only forum
Believe in God -Ask someone to believe in God?? - English Only forum
believe someone - English Only forum
believe someone or something to be - English Only forum
believe the best in someone - English Only forum
Belting someone over the head - English Only forum
Bend someone's teachings - English Only forum
benefit from someone or benefit from something - English Only forum
Benefit of someone's hospitality - English Only forum
Best word/ synonym for someone that has, "forgotten where they came from?" - English Only forum
Better my eyes than someone else - English Only forum
between someone/something - English Only forum
beyond someone's ability or potential - English Only forum
beyond someone's capacity/ abilities ? - English Only forum
bid someone (to) do - English Only forum
Big blow to someone/ Big blow for someone. - English Only forum
Big someone up - English Only forum
Birthday party (of/for) someone - English Only forum
Bite [on someone / something] - English Only forum
bite someone in the ass - English Only forum
bite someone’s head off - English Only forum
Blame someone or Blame on someone - English Only forum
blame vs resent - Can you resent someone? - English Only forum
blaze out at someone - English Only forum
Bleed someone's blood - English Only forum
blight someone's reputation - English Only forum
blind someone / make someone blind - English Only forum
Blind someone black - English Only forum
blow someone into the ozone - English Only forum
blow someone off - English Only forum
Blow someone off - English Only forum
blow someone out of his socks - English Only forum
blow someone's head - English Only forum
blow someone's s*** (slang) - English Only forum
blow someone’s brains <out><up> - English Only forum
Blowing a kiss to wind someone up - English Only forum
Body language is necessary to communicate with someone correctly. - English Only forum
boil on someone - English Only forum
bone someone for a couple (of) dollars - English Only forum
boost someone’s courage - English Only forum
boosting someone up - English Only forum
Bore someone blind - English Only forum
borrow someone - English Only forum
bother someone - English Only forum
Bottom out on someone - English Only forum
Bounce past [someone] - English Only forum
Bound up to someone - English Only forum
bow someone through - English Only forum
bowing toward someone jokingly while moving the hand in a circular motion - English Only forum
box someone's ears vs. clip round the ear - English Only forum
Brace someone - English Only forum
bracketed alongside someone? - English Only forum
brave the tongue of someone - English Only forum
bray someone into bits - English Only forum
break free <of><from> someone - English Only forum
break someone - English Only forum
Break someone wide open - English Only forum
Break someone's enthusiasm - English Only forum
Break someone's heart (opposite) - English Only forum
break up with someone - English Only forum
Break up with someone - English Only forum
breath that catches in someone's throat - English Only forum
Briefly met someone - English Only forum
bring (something) to light for (someone) - English Only forum
bring a claim against someone - English Only forum
bring a small present for someone - English Only forum
bring back memories to someone... - English Only forum
bring in/bring on someone - English Only forum
bring on/ for someone - English Only forum
Bring out the best in someone. - English Only forum
bring positive/negative effects on someone - English Only forum
Bring somebody up to someone's attention? - English Only forum
bring someone - English Only forum
Bring someone advantage - English Only forum
bring someone down - English Only forum
bring someone from the train station? - English Only forum
bring someone in to the inner circle - English Only forum
Bring someone into the picture - English Only forum
Bring someone out in a rash - English Only forum
bring someone something/something to someone [Where to put 'home'?] - English Only forum
bring someone through - English Only forum
Bring someone to - English Only forum
bring someone to a place - English Only forum
Bring someone to book - English Only forum
bring someone to do something - English Only forum
bring someone to life by pouring water - English Only forum
Bring someone to the same table/around the same table - English Only forum
bring someone to their senses = make someone regain consciousness? - English Only forum
bring up = raise a child, can we say bring up someone? - English Only forum
bring up someone’s pronouns into convo [conversation] - English Only forum
bro-nodding to someone - English Only forum
broke someone's cup who.. - English Only forum
brought someone down - English Only forum
brush up on someone - English Only forum
Bug someone out - English Only forum
Bullying means to .....................someone.a-hurtb-conquer - English Only forum
Bump into someone Down in Waterloo - English Only forum
bunt someone - English Only forum
bursting at someone - English Only forum
bury the reputation of someone - English Only forum
Business letter: Signing on behalf of someone else. - English Only forum
bust on someone [joke] - English Only forum
Bust someone flat? - English Only forum
bust someone's balls - English Only forum
bust someone's chops - English Only forum
busting someone's ass - English Only forum
But dying in the place of someone I love - English Only forum
But it <did> allow someone to reach great heights - English Only forum
but someone found/ has found it and took/taken it - English Only forum
butterball someone - English Only forum
Buy for you (on behalf of someone else) - English Only forum
buy out someone - English Only forum
buy someone /buy for someone - English Only forum
Buy someone drip - English Only forum
buy something for someone - English Only forum
buy something for someone - English Only forum
Buy something off someone" - English Only forum
buying/bought for someone - English Only forum
By letting someone do something? - English Only forum
By someone - English Only forum
by someone - English Only forum
by someone that is - English Only forum
by someone through someone - English Only forum
by someone who <happened><happens> to be... - English Only forum
by someone's car - English Only forum
by someone/somebody - English Only forum
call a technical on someone - English Only forum
Call a timeout on someone - English Only forum
Call for someone - English Only forum
call for someone to ... - English Only forum
call in to someone - English Only forum
call on someone - English Only forum
call on vs call at someone (visit) - English Only forum
call social services on someone - English Only forum
call someone - English Only forum
call someone / ring someone up / give someone a phone call - English Only forum
call someone bad words - English Only forum
call someone by phone - English Only forum
call someone by telephone - English Only forum
call someone every time problems arise with someone else - English Only forum
Call someone everything in the book? - English Only forum
call someone for / to - English Only forum
call someone "from" a place - English Only forum
Call someone in vs to - English Only forum
Call someone into question - English Only forum
Call someone names - English Only forum
call someone out for - English Only forum
call someone out on something - English Only forum
call someone something - English Only forum
Call someone something - English Only forum
Call someone something, who - English Only forum
Call someone to do - English Only forum
call someone to do something - English Only forum
Call someone to do something - English Only forum
call someone to/into action - English Only forum
call someone up on something - English Only forum
call someone VC? - English Only forum
call someone vs. call to someone - English Only forum
Call someone's back - English Only forum
Call someone's name - English Only forum
Call someone(not on phone) - English Only forum
call something of something/someone - English Only forum
call the someone of his age - English Only forum
Call to see + how someone is - English Only forum
call to someone - English Only forum
call to someone - English Only forum
call/ask someone for help - English Only forum
calling someone - English Only forum
Calling someone - English Only forum
Calling someone a "half-wit" - English Only forum
calling someone a herring - English Only forum
Calling someone by different names. - English Only forum
calling someone "critical"? - English Only forum
calling someone "hey" when texting or posting: polite? - English Only forum
Calling someone "man" - English Only forum
Calling someone out on something - English Only forum
calling someone swampy - English Only forum
Calm someone down/convince someone mad at you - English Only forum
came someone by the heirloom of someone house - English Only forum
Can 'our approach' be informed by someone's need? - English Only forum
Can anybody? or Can someone? - English Only forum
Can <anyone / someone> help? - English Only forum
Can I please talk with someone? vs Could you put me through someone? - English Only forum
Can I say agree with someone to do something? - English Only forum
Can I say someone is "the author of" a small software / app / game, etc? - English Only forum
Can I say, 'pepper someone with emails' - English Only forum
Can I speak to <someone><anyone> in Finance? - English Only forum
Can I talk to someone about my problem? - English Only forum
Can someone be "undeniable"? - English Only forum
Can someone bequeath a job or give his job to his children after him? - English Only forum
Can someone define Prolong for me? - English Only forum
Can someone edit this for me? - English Only forum
Can someone helpes me to break down this sentence? - English Only forum
Can someone learn to speak English from/through reading books - English Only forum
Can someone please confirm my doubts? - English Only forum
Can someone volunteer to take minutes today? - English Only forum
Can this sentence be used in both positive and negative event? - "I'd expect no less of someone" - English Only forum
Can "to forward" mean "to pay someone money before the regular time"? - English Only forum
Can we exchange our life with someone? - English Only forum
Can we "resist someone"? - English Only forum
can we say: it's worth "for someone" doing sth. ? - English Only forum
can you accompany someone with your voice (music) - English Only forum
Can you assist someone to do something? - English Only forum
Can you ensure that someone (will be or is) available? - English Only forum
Can you <fill someone in> on someone? - English Only forum
Can you give me a synonym of sticky..someone sticky ! - English Only forum
Can you say you can "pick someone up" if you're both on foot? - English Only forum
Can you shout "in someone's" direction? - English Only forum
can't hear someone over the phone - English Only forum
can't take the success of someone - English Only forum
Cancel someone back out of - English Only forum
care for/about [someone] - English Only forum
carried someone to blame - English Only forum
carry a torch for someone - English Only forum
carry someone wounded (armpit) - English Only forum
Carry someone on - English Only forum
carry someone out - English Only forum
Carrying something in/on someone's lap - English Only forum
Carve on someone - English Only forum
cast a poor/good reflection on someone - English Only forum
cast a spell / put a spell on someone - English Only forum
Cast someone cold - English Only forum
cast someone in someone else's image - English Only forum
catch someone - English Only forum
catch someone ~ing - English Only forum
catch someone off guard - English Only forum
Catch someone off guard vs startle - English Only forum
Catch someone up/catch up with someone - English Only forum
Catch someone’s eye - English Only forum
catch the flu from someone - English Only forum
catch up to someone - English Only forum
catch up with someone - English Only forum
Catch up with someone - English Only forum
catching someone's heels - English Only forum
Cater to [the worst in someone] - English Only forum
cats hate when someone's touching/someone touches their tail - English Only forum
caught someone hand. - English Only forum
Caught someone's eye - English Only forum
Caught someone's eye? - English Only forum
causative get: 'get [someone] to ....' vs 'get [somethinged]' - English Only forum
Causative Verbs - Get + someone + to-infinitive - English Only forum
causative verbs grammatical structure (have ＋ someone ＋ base verb / present participle?) - English Only forum
cause pity in someone - English Only forum
cause someone doing something - English Only forum
cause something to someone: a possible construction? - English Only forum
cave in on someone - English Only forum
Chain\shackle someone\something - English Only forum
challenge someone's interest - English Only forum
change for someone - English Only forum
change in someone's fortunes - English Only forum
change in someone's skin color. (vitiligo) - English Only forum
change oneself for someone - English Only forum
change someone's mind/ change someone's idea - English Only forum
change your heart from someone to someone else - English Only forum
changed nappies / diapers if someone needed that. - English Only forum
channel someone - English Only forum
Channel someone - English Only forum
channel someone / just deal - English Only forum
channeling someone - English Only forum
Charge someone with a challenge - English Only forum
Chase someone back - English Only forum
chat to/chat with someone - English Only forum
cheat someone out of their livelihood - English Only forum
cheat/swindle someone out of 200$ vs cheat/swindle 200$ out of someone - English Only forum
Check after someone - English Only forum
Check back on, to or with a web server/someone for info - English Only forum
check in with / on someone - English Only forum
Check someone on something - English Only forum
Check something in someone's face - English Only forum
Cheers or toast to someone? - English Only forum
chicken out on someone - English Only forum
chin with someone - English Only forum
choose someone (to be) something - English Only forum
chop onto his left foot to take someone out of the game - English Only forum
chop someone down - English Only forum
chuck someone out with an old bone... - English Only forum
claim / insist / admit to someone? - English Only forum
claim a situation as someone's own - English Only forum
Claim someone - English Only forum
claiming ownership of something from someone - English Only forum
claims someone's article - English Only forum
clasping someone's shoulder - English Only forum
classic someone - English Only forum
clean <up> after someone - English Only forum
Cling to someone - English Only forum
clip someone on the ear - English Only forum
clock out / clock someone out - English Only forum
cloner [someone who clones] - English Only forum
close on someone's eyes - English Only forum
close someone down - English Only forum
Close the door at/on someone’s face - English Only forum
close the door before someone? - English Only forum
close to/with someone - English Only forum
closed from someone - English Only forum
clue someone up/in - English Only forum
co-opt someone - English Only forum
collect someone - English Only forum
college graduate in reference to someone holding a graduate degree - English Only forum
come - when letting someone enter first - English Only forum
come at someone from all sides - English Only forum
come down on someone’s head - English Only forum
come down to someone's level - English Only forum
Come in someone's way - English Only forum
come out of someone's overcoat - English Only forum
come through with someone - English Only forum
come to someone - English Only forum
come to someone - English Only forum
come to the <help><aid><assistance of someone - English Only forum
comfort someone from someone - English Only forum
commemorate the anniversary of someone - English Only forum
commend someone? [lovely] - English Only forum
comment on someone as a supervisor - English Only forum
commentator: someone who gives an expert opinion? - English Only forum
commiserate with someone over/on/about - English Only forum
commit oneself with someone - English Only forum
commit someone to do something - English Only forum
Common words to call someone "cocky'? - English Only forum
communicate with someone in English - English Only forum
Compare someone to a weed - English Only forum
compete someone or compete with someone - English Only forum
Complain about someone to someone - English Only forum
compliment on someone & is complimented - English Only forum
Compliment that criticizes someone else - English Only forum
condemn someone to do or doing something ? - English Only forum
confess love to/for someone - English Only forum
confess someone (as) something - English Only forum
confide in/to versus confess my mistake to someone? - English Only forum
Confide someone to someone - English Only forum
confining something into a recipient [=someone] - English Only forum
Confirm/plead to or with someone else? - English Only forum
Confirmed that someone has/had - English Only forum
conform to someone - English Only forum
Confused with a past perfect multiple choice question-Can someone please clarify? - English Only forum
congratulate someone for doing something - English Only forum
congratulate someone "for" her success? - English Only forum
congratulate someone for something - English Only forum
congratulate someone on/wth the Day of birth - English Only forum
connect someone with something? - English Only forum
connect to/with someone - English Only forum
consenting someone - English Only forum
Consider someone like - English Only forum
Conspiracy by someone or of someone - English Only forum
consult something with someone - English Only forum
consume someone - English Only forum
consuming someone - English Only forum
Contact information on someone - English Only forum
Contact someone about something - English Only forum
contact someone by phone - English Only forum
contact someone from somewhere - English Only forum
Contact someone in/from the department - English Only forum
content with someone not failing - English Only forum
conversation <with><to> someone - English Only forum
convert to a religion on/at someone's hand - English Only forum
convince someone about - English Only forum
convince someone be something - English Only forum
convince someone otherwise - English Only forum
convulse (someone) - English Only forum
copy someone [in] - English Only forum
Copy something from someone/somewhere - English Only forum
copy/cc someone in/on on an email - English Only forum
copying someone for something - English Only forum
corner someone in a debate - English Only forum
corrupt someone's company - English Only forum
cost be charged on someone - English Only forum
"cost someone an arm and a leg" - English Only forum
cost someone dearly - English Only forum
Could anyone, Could Someone ...? - English Only forum
Could "being" be omitted in "spend time (being) someone"? - English Only forum
could have used someone to tell my s*** to - English Only forum
Could someone cigarette me? - English Only forum
Could someone explain the grammar and meaning of this sentence? - English Only forum
Could someone explain these semicolons? - English Only forum
Could someone OR anyone help me? - English Only forum
Could someone please help me understand the meaning of these phrases in context of the quote (Pride and Prejudice) - English Only forum
Could someone please help me with this problem(?) - English Only forum
Could the pronoun “it” be used to indicate someone‘s “words” - English Only forum
Could/Would someone,,,? - English Only forum
Couldn't someone have dreamt up a goddamn beach - English Only forum
Couldn't they cast/have cast someone better looking - English Only forum
counsel someone - English Only forum
count on someone - English Only forum
count on someone/something to do something - English Only forum
count/rely on someone 100 percent - English Only forum
court someone - English Only forum
Cover for someone - English Only forum
"cover someone with a gun" and "hold someone at gunpoint" - English Only forum
crack smart to someone - English Only forum
Crack someone up - English Only forum
Cranky at someone? - English Only forum
Create something to someone - English Only forum
Credit someone - English Only forum
credit someone with something - English Only forum
credit to someone as - English Only forum
credit/credits (when giving someone credit for their work) - English Only forum
creep out someone - English Only forum
Creep up someone's sleeve - English Only forum
criticized someone to someone - English Only forum
cross one's mind vs. occur to someone - English Only forum
cross someone mind? - English Only forum
Cross someone's path - English Only forum
crush on someone - English Only forum
crush someone's dreams vs burst someone's bubble - English Only forum
Crying to someone - English Only forum
crystalgaze <for> someone - English Only forum
cue someone with something - English Only forum
Cut someone down - English Only forum
cut someone for the lion’s share [meaning] - English Only forum
Cut someone off / Grow apart from someone - English Only forum
cut someone out of the picture - English Only forum
cut someone some slack vs. cut someone a break - English Only forum
Cut someone's talk - English Only forum
Cut someone’s call - English Only forum
cut/pass someone/in front of someone - English Only forum
Cute as someone or cute like someone? - English Only forum
"dally with someone" vs. "flirt with someone" - English Only forum
dance someone - English Only forum
Date Someone - English Only forum
date someone - English Only forum
date someone's death to - English Only forum
dead drop on someone - English Only forum
dead someone's heart - English Only forum
Death must take me for someone else. - English Only forum
Debt [preposition] someone - English Only forum
Deceive someone's feelings. - English Only forum
deceived by someone into~ - English Only forum
Decentralize someone - English Only forum
decide someone reliable - English Only forum
Declare love to someone - English Only forum
dedication : to "somebody" by?from? "someone else" - English Only forum
deem it + adj for someone to do something - English Only forum
deep connections to someone - English Only forum
defend someone = stand by/up for someone? - English Only forum
deferred to someone because of their tone - English Only forum
Deflect someone's pushing ...? - English Only forum
deflected that compliment, given credit to someone else - English Only forum
Delegate someone - English Only forum
Deliberately make someone do something ? - English Only forum
deliver to someone - English Only forum
Delivering it as though he were ducking a bullet meant for someone else - English Only forum
demobilisation - relieve someone of his duties - English Only forum
Deny someone of something - English Only forum
derail someone - English Only forum
describe someone as (being) + adjective - English Only forum
Describe someone by their past? - English Only forum
describe someone "who or whom" you admire - English Only forum
describe someone's achievement in competition - English Only forum
Describing how well someone cooks - English Only forum
Describing someone as portentous - English Only forum
Deserve someone better - English Only forum
design a toy out of someone - English Only forum
<desire> someone to do something - English Only forum
desperate for someone's attention - English Only forum
despite someone's effort/efforts - English Only forum
determine/tell/place/guess where someone's from - English Only forum
Deterrent to <someone> <something> - English Only forum
devastate someone / kill someone at a game? - English Only forum
Dial someone up/in - English Only forum
Did there arrive someone? - English Only forum
didn't smile like someone for hire - English Only forum
didn't want someone to do and didn't want someone doing - English Only forum
die on someone - English Only forum
differ someone from someone else - English Only forum
Difference between Giving someone a benefit of the doubt and being naive - English Only forum
Difference between someone's "behavior" and "conduct" - English Only forum
Difference between video of/from/by someone - English Only forum
difference between: act as someone and act like someone? - English Only forum
different questions of someone who doesn’t want to change - English Only forum
Different ways to introduce someone - English Only forum
diggity someone - English Only forum
dime someone out. - English Only forum
Dip beak in someone's backside - English Only forum
discipline someone to do something - English Only forum
discourage someone from a plan - English Only forum
Discouraged (with someone / from someone) - English Only forum
discover our private musings expressed in someone else’s words - English Only forum
Discriminating <against> someone - English Only forum
Discuss / tell someone the spoilers - English Only forum
Disenchant someone with something - English Only forum
Disgrace someone vs. someone’s name - English Only forum
Disgusted by someone or something - English Only forum
Disparage someone - English Only forum
dispatch an opponent in someone - English Only forum
distract someone from doing something - English Only forum
distribute a pair of glasses to someone in need for every pair sold - English Only forum
Divulge anything even remotely incriminating to someone you don't know. - English Only forum
do (evil / good) towards / to / for someone - English Only forum
Do a number on someone - English Only forum
do an interview 'on' someone - English Only forum
do away with someone - English Only forum
do check on someone AND I will text you a time - English Only forum
Do dirty on someone? - English Only forum
do everything someone is - English Only forum
Do for someone - English Only forum
do harm to someone or do someone harm - English Only forum
Do I say "Thank you" after someone's condolence - English Only forum
Do not afraid to text to someone who you meet/ met before - English Only forum
Do not say 'suggest (someone) to do something'. - English Only forum
Do not test someone in their resolve - English Only forum
do other stuff than phoning someone or in addition phoning - English Only forum
do s*** ~~someone - English Only forum
"do someone" (have sex [vulgar] vs act like someone) - English Only forum
do someone a spit's worth of good - English Only forum
do someone at second-hand - English Only forum
do someone down a thick - English Only forum
do someone good - English Only forum
do someone good = do good to/for someone? - English Only forum
do someone out of something / do something out of something [phrasal verb] - English Only forum
do someone proud - English Only forum
Do someone's dirty work. - English Only forum
do someone's home patch - English Only forum
do something to/with someone - English Only forum
Do stuff to someone - English Only forum
Do the same as someone else - English Only forum
Do to / Do with [someone] - English Only forum
Do we argue someone or with someone - English Only forum
Do we ask for permission from someone or Do we ask for someone's permission. - English Only forum
Do we send a message to someone's email or to an id? - English Only forum
do what someone asks (to do) - English Only forum
Do wrong to someone - English Only forum
Do you have someone you share your life with? - English Only forum
Do you know <anyone><someone> who... - English Only forum
Do you say that you "sore at someone"? - English Only forum
Do you still have someone over there? - English Only forum
Do you think <someone>< anyone> could help me choose a pair of jeans - English Only forum
Do you want to be ... asking someone out - English Only forum
Does a thing arrive at or get to somewhere/someone? - English Only forum
Does "dispense with" someone mean to murder them? - English Only forum
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See Google Translate's machine translation of 'someone'.
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