Success_phrasal verbs

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Fall through

They were hoping to buy a house, but the deal fell through at the last minute.

Back

fails to happen or is cancelled

(meghiúsul, kudarcba fullad)

Front

Breaks down

Communication sometimes breaks down between couples.

Back

stops working properly or collapses

Front

Go under

More than 7000 forms have gone under in the last three months.

Back

goes bankrupt or fails financially

(elbukik, tönkremegy)

Front

Take off

His attempt to launch a new product backfired when the advertising campaign failed to take off.

Back

becomes successful or gains momentum

(lendületet nyer, erőre kap, teret hódít)

Front

Come off

Their plan to expand into the international market came off despite initial doubts.

Back

succeeds or works out

Front

Fall apart

The project was going well, but everything fell apart when the lead engineer resigned.

Back

breaks down completely or collapses

Front

Turn down

Her confidence took a hit when her proposal was turned down by the board.

Back

to be negatively affected or suffers a setback

Front

Come up against

The team came up against a major obstacle when their lead designer quit at a critical moment.

Back

faces or encounters

Front

Give up on

She had a great idea for a novel, but after several rewrites, she gave up on the project.

Back

abandons or quits

Front

Put down to

The team’s unexpected loss was put down to a lack of preparation and overconfidence.

Back

sg is attributed to or explained by