Phrasal verbs

arrive at a place

to stop working or not be successful

delay somebody

let sb stay

to become very upset

collect somebody, usually in a car

change

go in the direction of somewhere

delay somebody or something

to change

to stop your car

go at the same speed as somebody

arrive at a place

go at the same speed as somebody

to continue to talk in an annoying way about about something

stop in a car by the side of the road

to continue to talk in an annoying way about something

change something

go in the direction of somewhere

go at the same speed as somebody

collect somebody, usually in a car

delay somebody

take somebody in a car and leave them somewhere

let somebody stay

arrive at a place

to stop being involved in a situation

stop in a car by the side of the road

if a supply of something runs out, is completely finished

let somebody stay

to change and become someone or something different

begin a journey

arrive at a place

begin a journey

to do whatever is necessary to stay level or equal with someone or something

If a supply of something runs out, all of it has been used or it is completely finished

take somebody in a car and leave them somewhere

If a supply of something runs out, all of it has been used or it is completely finished

to start on a trip

stop in a car by the side of the road

to change and become someone or something different

delay somebody

to start on a trip

to change and become someone or something different

collect somebody, usually in a car

go at the same speed as somebody

arrive at a place

let somebody stay

refuse to deal with or become involved, abandon