91.
put down
place something on a surface
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Put down your bag here.
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He put down the phone.
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Please put the file down on the desk.
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92.
put off
delay something
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Do not put off your practice.
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We put off the meeting until Monday.
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I have been putting off this task.
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93.
put on
place clothes or something on your body
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Put on your shoes.
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She put on a jacket.
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I put on my headset before the meeting.
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94.
rely on
depend on someone or something
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You can rely on me.
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We rely on this system every day.
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The team relies on accurate data.
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95.
run into
meet someone unexpectedly / encounter a problem
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I ran into an old friend yesterday.
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We ran into a problem at work.
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I ran into my manager at the store.
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96.
run out of
have no more of something
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We have run out of milk.
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I ran out of time.
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The printer has run out of paper.
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97.
save up
gradually save money
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I am saving up for a laptop.
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She saved up enough money for a trip.
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We need to save up for the course.
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98.
set up
arrange, prepare, or install something
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I need to set up my laptop.
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Can you set up a meeting?
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The team set up the new system.
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99.
show up
arrive or appear
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He did not show up for the meeting.
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She showed up late.
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Please show up on time.
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100.
sign in
enter an account or register your arrival
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Please sign in first.
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I signed in with my email.
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Visitors must sign in at reception.
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