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Pour into To add a liquid or substance into a container or space. She poured the milk into the bowl to make the batter.
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Spring out To quickly and energetically leap or jump out of a place. The cat suddenly sprang out from behind the couch, surprising everyone in the room.
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Lie in To remain in bed longer than usual, especially in the morning. She was still feeling groggy, so she decided to lie in for a few more minutes.
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Get up To rise or leave one's bed after sleeping or resting. I usually get up at 6 a.m. to start my day.
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Pick out To choose or select someone or something from a group of options. She carefully picked out the perfect outfit for the party from her wardrobe.
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Put on To place or wear something on a part of your body. She put on her coat and scarf before stepping out into the cold weather.
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Head out To depart or leave a place, often to begin a journey. We need to head out soon if we want to catch the train.
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Head down To move in a downward direction or towards a particular destination. Let's head down the path to reach the beach.
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Get on To board or enter a vehicle or form of transportation. We got on the bus and found seats towards the back.
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Sit down To take a seated position or move into a sitting posture. After a long day, I like to sit down and relax on the couch.