7. Give up (phr): /gɪv/ /ʌp/ Rendirse
To stop doing something you do regularly.
Example: Giving up his job was the last thing we expected.

8. Grow up (phr): /groʊ/ /ʌp/ Crecer
To change from being a baby or young child to being an older person.
Example: She’s really starting to grow up now.

9. Hold on (phr): /hoʊld/ /ɑn/ Resistir
To hold something tightly or carefully.
Example: The bus driver told us to hold on.

10. Hurry up (phr): /ˈhɜri/ /ʌp/ Apresurarse
To make someone do something quickly because of limited time.
Example: Try and hurry her up or we’d be late for the conference.

11. Knock down (phr): /nɑk/ /daʊn/ Tirar abajo
To destroy a building or wall.
Example: The new mayor ordered to knock down the oldest church in town.

12. Knock over (phr): /nɑk/ /ˈoʊvər/ Tumbar
To steal money or goods from a place.
Example: Enzo’s friends knocked over the store the other day.

13. Look out (phr): /lʊk/ /aʊt/ ¡Atención!
Used for warning someone to be careful.
Example: Look out! The car is coming fast.

14. Look up (phr): /lʊk/ /ʌp/ Buscar
To try to find a particular piece of information by looking in a dictionary or book.
Example: He needs to look up some unknown words for his research paper.