F1 . freeze up .
・ freeze up .
・ She froze up during the high‑stakes presentation.
・ He tends to freeze up when confronted with unexpected scrutiny.
・ freeze up is to become unable to act due to fear or pressure.
freeze up
/ freeze up
・ She froze up during the high‑stakes presentation.
/ She froze up during the high‑stakes presentation.
・ She froze up during the high‑stakes presentation.
・ He tends to freeze up when confronted with unexpected scrutiny.
/ He tends to freeze up when confronted with unexpected scrutiny.
・ He tends to freeze up when confronted with unexpected scrutiny.
F2 . frown on .
・ frown on .
・ The institution frowns on any form of academic dishonesty.
・ Many experts frown on overly simplistic interpretations.
・ frown on is to disapprove of something.
frown on
/ frown on
・ The institution frowns on any form of academic dishonesty.
/ The institution frowns on any form of academic dishonesty.
・ The institution frowns on any form of academic dishonesty.
・ Many experts frown on overly simplistic interpretations.
/ Many experts frown on overly simplistic interpretations.
・ Many experts frown on overly simplistic interpretations.
F3 . gang up on .
・ gang up on .
・ Several critics ganged up on him during the heated discussion.
・ She felt the panel was ganging up on her unfairly.
・ gang up on is to unite against someone.
gang up on
/ gang up on
・ Several critics ganged up on him during the heated discussion.
/ Several critics ganged up on him during the heated discussion.
・ Several critics ganged up on him during the heated discussion.
・ She felt the panel was ganging up on her unfairly.
/ She felt the panel was ganging up on her unfairly.
・ She felt the panel was ganging up on her unfairly.
F4 . gear up for .
・ gear up for .
・ The team geared up for the upcoming international conference.
・ She geared up for a demanding semester with meticulous planning.
・ gear up for is to prepare for something.
gear up for
/ gear up for
・ The team geared up for the upcoming international conference.
/ The team geared up for the upcoming international conference.
・ The team geared up for the upcoming international conference.
・ She geared up for a demanding semester with meticulous planning.
/ She geared up for a demanding semester with meticulous planning.
・ She geared up for a demanding semester with meticulous planning.
F5 . get across .
・ get across .
・ She got her message across with remarkable clarity.
・ He struggled to get across the nuances of his argument.
・ get across is to communicate successfully.
get across
/ get across
・ She got her message across with remarkable clarity.
/ She got her message across with remarkable clarity.
・ She got her message across with remarkable clarity.
・ He struggled to get across the nuances of his argument.
/ He struggled to get across the nuances of his argument.
・ He struggled to get across the nuances of his argument.
F6 . get ahead .
・ get ahead .
・ She got ahead by demonstrating exceptional initiative.
・ He aims to get ahead in a highly competitive environment.
・ get ahead is to succeed or advance.
get ahead
/ get ahead
・ She got ahead by demonstrating exceptional initiative.
/ She got ahead by demonstrating exceptional initiative.
・ She got ahead by demonstrating exceptional initiative.
・ He aims to get ahead in a highly competitive environment.
/ He aims to get ahead in a highly competitive environment.
・ He aims to get ahead in a highly competitive environment.
F7 . get along with .
・ get along with .
・ She gets along with colleagues from diverse backgrounds.
・ He found it difficult to get along with the new supervisor.
・ get along with is to have a good relationship.
get along with
/ get along with
・ She gets along with colleagues from diverse backgrounds.
/ She gets along with colleagues from diverse backgrounds.
・ She gets along with colleagues from diverse backgrounds.
・ He found it difficult to get along with the new supervisor.
/ He found it difficult to get along with the new supervisor.
・ He found it difficult to get along with the new supervisor.
F8 . get around .
・ get around .
・ They found a way to get around the restrictive regulations.
・ She gets around easily thanks to the efficient transit system.
・ get around is to avoid; or to move from place to place.
get around
/ get around
・ They found a way to get around the restrictive regulations.
/ They found a way to get around the restrictive regulations.
・ They found a way to get around the restrictive regulations.
・ She gets around easily thanks to the efficient transit system.
/ She gets around easily thanks to the efficient transit system.
・ She gets around easily thanks to the efficient transit system.
F9 . get around to .
・ get around to .
・ She finally got around to reviewing the extensive manuscript.
・ He got around to addressing the issue after several reminders.
・ get around to is to do something after delaying it.
get around to
/ get around to
・ She finally got around to reviewing the extensive manuscript.
/ She finally got around to reviewing the extensive manuscript.
・ She finally got around to reviewing the extensive manuscript.
・ He got around to addressing the issue after several reminders.
/ He got around to addressing the issue after several reminders.
・ He got around to addressing the issue after several reminders.
F10 . get at .
・ get at .
・ She couldn’t quite get at the deeper implications of the theory.
・ He wondered what she was really getting at with her cryptic remark.
・ get at is to imply or reach an understanding of something.
get at
/ get at
・ She couldn’t quite get at the deeper implications of the theory.
/ She couldn’t quite get at the deeper implications of the theory.
・ She couldn’t quite get at the deeper implications of the theory.
・ He wondered what she was really getting at with her cryptic remark.
/ He wondered what she was really getting at with her cryptic remark.
・ He wondered what she was really getting at with her cryptic remark.
F11 . get away from .
・ get away from .
・ She wanted to get away from the increasingly oppressive atmosphere.
・ He tried to get away from the misconception through careful clarification.
・ get away from is to escape or distance oneself from something.
get away from
/ get away from
・ She wanted to get away from the increasingly oppressive atmosphere.
/ She wanted to get away from the increasingly oppressive atmosphere.
・ She wanted to get away from the increasingly oppressive atmosphere.
・ He tried to get away from the misconception through careful clarification.
/ He tried to get away from the misconception through careful clarification.
・ He tried to get away from the misconception through careful clarification.
F12 . get away from it all .
・ get away from it all .
・ They traveled to the mountains to get away from it all.
・ She spent a week in a remote cabin to get away from it all.
・ get away from it all is to escape daily stress and responsibilities.
get away from it all
/ get away from it all
・ They traveled to the mountains to get away from it all.
/ They traveled to the mountains to get away from it all.
・ They traveled to the mountains to get away from it all.
・ She spent a week in a remote cabin to get away from it all.
/ She spent a week in a remote cabin to get away from it all.
・ She spent a week in a remote cabin to get away from it all.
F13 . get away with .
・ get away with .
・ He got away with presenting an inadequately substantiated argument.
・ They got away with several procedural violations due to lax oversight.
・ get away with is to avoid punishment for something.
get away with
/ get away with
・ He got away with presenting an inadequately substantiated argument.
/ He got away with presenting an inadequately substantiated argument.
・ He got away with presenting an inadequately substantiated argument.
・ They got away with several procedural violations due to lax oversight.
/ They got away with several procedural violations due to lax oversight.
・ They got away with several procedural violations due to lax oversight.
F14 . get by .
・ get by .
・ She managed to get by despite limited resources.
・ Many students get by through remarkably resourceful strategies.
・ get by is to survive or manage.
get by
/ get by
・ She managed to get by despite limited resources.
/ She managed to get by despite limited resources.
・ She managed to get by despite limited resources.
・ Many students get by through remarkably resourceful strategies.
/ Many students get by through remarkably resourceful strategies.
・ Many students get by through remarkably resourceful strategies.
F15 . get by on .
・ get by on .
・ They get by on a modest income thanks to careful budgeting.
・ She gets by on surprisingly little sleep during peak seasons.
・ get by on is to survive using only a small amount of something.
get by on
/ get by on
・ They get by on a modest income thanks to careful budgeting.
/ They get by on a modest income thanks to careful budgeting.
・ They get by on a modest income thanks to careful budgeting.
・ She gets by on surprisingly little sleep during peak seasons.
/ She gets by on surprisingly little sleep during peak seasons.
・ She gets by on surprisingly little sleep during peak seasons.
F16 . get caught up in .
・ get caught up in .
・ He got caught up in the escalating controversy.
・ She got caught up in the excitement and overlooked several details.
・ get caught up in is to become involved emotionally or unintentionally.
get caught up in
/ get caught up in
・ He got caught up in the escalating controversy.
/ He got caught up in the escalating controversy.
・ He got caught up in the escalating controversy.
・ She got caught up in the excitement and overlooked several details.
/ She got caught up in the excitement and overlooked several details.
・ She got caught up in the excitement and overlooked several details.
F17 . get down to .
・ get down to .
・ Let’s get down to the substantive issues at hand.
・ She finally got down to writing the comprehensive report.
・ get down to is to begin focusing seriously on something.
get down to
/ get down to
・ Let’s get down to the substantive issues at hand.
/ Let’s get down to the substantive issues at hand.
・ Let’s get down to the substantive issues at hand.
・ She finally got down to writing the comprehensive report.
/ She finally got down to writing the comprehensive report.
・ She finally got down to writing the comprehensive report.
F18 . get in .
・ get in .
・ She got in just before the deadline.
・ They got in early to secure advantageous seating.
・ get in is to arrive or enter.
get in
/ get in
・ She got in just before the deadline.
/ She got in just before the deadline.
・ She got in just before the deadline.
・ They got in early to secure advantageous seating.
/ They got in early to secure advantageous seating.
・ They got in early to secure advantageous seating.
F19 . get in touch with .
・ get in touch with .
・ She got in touch with several experts for specialized insight.
・ He got in touch with the committee to request clarification.
・ get in touch with is to contact someone.
get in touch with
/ get in touch with
・ She got in touch with several experts for specialized insight.
/ She got in touch with several experts for specialized insight.
・ She got in touch with several experts for specialized insight.
・ He got in touch with the committee to request clarification.
/ He got in touch with the committee to request clarification.
・ He got in touch with the committee to request clarification.
F20 . get into .
・ get into .
・ She got into an exceptionally competitive program.
・ He got into a heated debate during the symposium.
・ get into is to enter; or become involved in something.
get into
/ get into
・ She got into an exceptionally competitive program.
/ She got into an exceptionally competitive program.
・ She got into an exceptionally competitive program.
・ He got into a heated debate during the symposium.
/ He got into a heated debate during the symposium.
・ He got into a heated debate during the symposium.
F21 . get nowhere .
・ get nowhere .
・ The discussion got nowhere due to persistent disagreements.
・ He felt he was getting nowhere with the convoluted data set.
・ get nowhere is to make no progress.
get nowhere
/ get nowhere
・ The discussion got nowhere due to persistent disagreements.
/ The discussion got nowhere due to persistent disagreements.
・ The discussion got nowhere due to persistent disagreements.
・ He felt he was getting nowhere with the convoluted data set.
/ He felt he was getting nowhere with the convoluted data set.
・ He felt he was getting nowhere with the convoluted data set.
F22 . get off on .
・ get off on .
・ He gets off on challenging conventional assumptions.
・ She gets off on solving intricate analytical problems.
・ get off on is to enjoy something intensely.
get off on
/ get off on
・ He gets off on challenging conventional assumptions.
/ He gets off on challenging conventional assumptions.
・ He gets off on challenging conventional assumptions.
・ She gets off on solving intricate analytical problems.
/ She gets off on solving intricate analytical problems.
・ She gets off on solving intricate analytical problems.
F23 . get out of .
・ get out of .
・ He tried to get out of the obligation through elaborate excuses.
・ She got out of the contract without incurring penalties.
・ get out of is to avoid or escape responsibility.
get out of
/ get out of
・ He tried to get out of the obligation through elaborate excuses.
/ He tried to get out of the obligation through elaborate excuses.
・ He tried to get out of the obligation through elaborate excuses.
・ She got out of the contract without incurring penalties.
/ She got out of the contract without incurring penalties.
・ She got out of the contract without incurring penalties.
F24 . get over .
・ get over .
・ She finally got over the disappointment after considerable reflection.
・ He got over the setback and regained momentum.
・ get over is to recover from something.
get over
/ get over
・ She finally got over the disappointment after considerable reflection.
/ She finally got over the disappointment after considerable reflection.
・ She finally got over the disappointment after considerable reflection.
・ He got over the setback and regained momentum.
/ He got over the setback and regained momentum.
・ He got over the setback and regained momentum.
F25 . get rid of .
・ get rid of .
・ They got rid of outdated equipment to streamline operations.
・ She got rid of several redundant sections in the report.
・ get rid of is to eliminate or discard.
get rid of
/ get rid of
・ They got rid of outdated equipment to streamline operations.
/ They got rid of outdated equipment to streamline operations.
・ They got rid of outdated equipment to streamline operations.
・ She got rid of several redundant sections in the report.
/ She got rid of several redundant sections in the report.
・ She got rid of several redundant sections in the report.
F26 . get through .
・ get through .
・ She got through the demanding exam with admirable resilience.
・ They got through the crisis thanks to coordinated efforts.
・ get through is to survive or complete something difficult.
get through
/ get through
・ She got through the demanding exam with admirable resilience.
/ She got through the demanding exam with admirable resilience.
・ She got through the demanding exam with admirable resilience.
・ They got through the crisis thanks to coordinated efforts.
/ They got through the crisis thanks to coordinated efforts.
・ They got through the crisis thanks to coordinated efforts.
F27 . get through to .
・ get through to .
・ She finally got through to him with a more compelling explanation.
・ The message didn’t get through to the audience as intended.
・ get through to is to make someone understand.
get through to
/ get through to
・ She finally got through to him with a more compelling explanation.
/ She finally got through to him with a more compelling explanation.
・ She finally got through to him with a more compelling explanation.
・ The message didn’t get through to the audience as intended.
/ The message didn’t get through to the audience as intended.
・ The message didn’t get through to the audience as intended.
F28 . get together .
・ get together .
・ They got together to discuss the upcoming initiative.
・ She got together with colleagues for a collaborative workshop.
・ get together is to meet socially or for discussion.
get together
/ get together
・ They got together to discuss the upcoming initiative.
/ They got together to discuss the upcoming initiative.
・ They got together to discuss the upcoming initiative.
・ She got together with colleagues for a collaborative workshop.
/ She got together with colleagues for a collaborative workshop.
・ She got together with colleagues for a collaborative workshop.
F29 . get wind of .
・ get wind of .
・ The press got wind of the confidential negotiations.
・ She got wind of the proposal before it was officially announced.
・ get wind of is to hear about something unofficially.
get wind of
/ get wind of
・ The press got wind of the confidential negotiations.
/ The press got wind of the confidential negotiations.
・ The press got wind of the confidential negotiations.
・ She got wind of the proposal before it was officially announced.
/ She got wind of the proposal before it was officially announced.
・ She got wind of the proposal before it was officially announced.
F30 . give A a hand .
・ give A a hand .
・ She gave him a hand with the intricate calculations.
・ They gave the team a hand during the final preparations.
・ give A a hand is to help someone.
give A a hand
/ give A a hand
・ She gave him a hand with the intricate calculations.
/ She gave him a hand with the intricate calculations.
・ She gave him a hand with the intricate calculations.
・ They gave the team a hand during the final preparations.
/ They gave the team a hand during the final preparations.
・ They gave the team a hand during the final preparations.
F31 . give A credit for B .
・ give A credit for B .
・ She gave the team credit for their remarkably meticulous analysis.
・ He gave her credit for bringing an innovative perspective to the discussion.
・ give A credit for B is to acknowledge someone’s achievement.
give A credit for B
/ give A credit for B
・ She gave the team credit for their remarkably meticulous analysis.
/ She gave the team credit for their remarkably meticulous analysis.
・ She gave the team credit for their remarkably meticulous analysis.
・ He gave her credit for bringing an innovative perspective to the discussion.
/ He gave her credit for bringing an innovative perspective to the discussion.
・ He gave her credit for bringing an innovative perspective to the discussion.
F32 . give in .
・ give in .
・ She finally gave in after prolonged and relentless pressure.
・ He refused to give in despite the overwhelmingly unfavorable odds.
・ give in is to yield or surrender.
give in
/ give in
・ She finally gave in after prolonged and relentless pressure.
/ She finally gave in after prolonged and relentless pressure.
・ She finally gave in after prolonged and relentless pressure.
・ He refused to give in despite the overwhelmingly unfavorable odds.
/ He refused to give in despite the overwhelmingly unfavorable odds.
・ He refused to give in despite the overwhelmingly unfavorable odds.
F33 . give out on .
・ give out on .
・ The old engine gave out on them during the arduous expedition.
・ His patience gave out on him after repeated procedural failures.
・ give out on is to stop functioning.
give out on
/ give out on
・ The old engine gave out on them during the arduous expedition.
/ The old engine gave out on them during the arduous expedition.
・ The old engine gave out on them during the arduous expedition.
・ His patience gave out on him after repeated procedural failures.
/ His patience gave out on him after repeated procedural failures.
・ His patience gave out on him after repeated procedural failures.
F34 . give rise to .
・ give rise to .
・ The policy gave rise to several unforeseen complications.
・ Her remarks gave rise to a highly contentious debate.
・ give rise to is to cause something to happen.
give rise to
/ give rise to
・ The policy gave rise to several unforeseen complications.
/ The policy gave rise to several unforeseen complications.
・ The policy gave rise to several unforeseen complications.
・ Her remarks gave rise to a highly contentious debate.
/ Her remarks gave rise to a highly contentious debate.
・ Her remarks gave rise to a highly contentious debate.
F35 . give way to .
・ give way to .
・ The structure gave way to the immense weight of the machinery.
・ His initial skepticism gave way to genuine admiration.
・ give way to is to collapse; or be replaced by something.
give way to
/ give way to
・ The structure gave way to the immense weight of the machinery.
/ The structure gave way to the immense weight of the machinery.
・ The structure gave way to the immense weight of the machinery.
・ His initial skepticism gave way to genuine admiration.
/ His initial skepticism gave way to genuine admiration.
・ His initial skepticism gave way to genuine admiration.
F36 . gloss over .
・ gloss over .
・ The report glossed over several critical inconsistencies.
・ She glossed over the issue to avoid escalating the tension.
・ gloss over is to ignore or treat something superficially.
gloss over
/ gloss over
・ The report glossed over several critical inconsistencies.
/ The report glossed over several critical inconsistencies.
・ The report glossed over several critical inconsistencies.
・ She glossed over the issue to avoid escalating the tension.
/ She glossed over the issue to avoid escalating the tension.
・ She glossed over the issue to avoid escalating the tension.
F37 . go after .
・ go after .
・ The committee decided to go after those responsible for the breach.
・ She went after a highly prestigious fellowship with unwavering determination.
・ go after is to pursue.
go after
/ go after
・ The committee decided to go after those responsible for the breach.
/ The committee decided to go after those responsible for the breach.
・ The committee decided to go after those responsible for the breach.
・ She went after a highly prestigious fellowship with unwavering determination.
/ She went after a highly prestigious fellowship with unwavering determination.
・ She went after a highly prestigious fellowship with unwavering determination.
F38 . go against .
・ go against .
・ His proposal goes against established academic conventions.
・ The findings go against widely accepted assumptions.
・ go against is to oppose or contradict.
go against
/ go against
・ His proposal goes against established academic conventions.
/ His proposal goes against established academic conventions.
・ His proposal goes against established academic conventions.
・ The findings go against widely accepted assumptions.
/ The findings go against widely accepted assumptions.
・ The findings go against widely accepted assumptions.
F39 . go ahead with .
・ go ahead with .
・ They went ahead with the initiative despite substantial resistance.
・ She went ahead with the plan after receiving decisive approval.
・ go ahead with is to proceed.
go ahead with
/ go ahead with
・ They went ahead with the initiative despite substantial resistance.
/ They went ahead with the initiative despite substantial resistance.
・ They went ahead with the initiative despite substantial resistance.
・ She went ahead with the plan after receiving decisive approval.
/ She went ahead with the plan after receiving decisive approval.
・ She went ahead with the plan after receiving decisive approval.
F40 . go along .
・ go along .
・ She went along reluctantly, sensing underlying complications.
・ He went along to observe the intricate process firsthand.
・ go along is to accompany; or agree.
go along
/ go along
・ She went along reluctantly, sensing underlying complications.
/ She went along reluctantly, sensing underlying complications.
・ She went along reluctantly, sensing underlying complications.
・ He went along to observe the intricate process firsthand.
/ He went along to observe the intricate process firsthand.
・ He went along to observe the intricate process firsthand.
F41 . go along with .
・ go along with .
・ The board went along with the revised proposal.
・ She refused to go along with the oversimplified interpretation.
・ go along with is to agree or accept.
go along with
/ go along with
・ The board went along with the revised proposal.
/ The board went along with the revised proposal.
・ The board went along with the revised proposal.
・ She refused to go along with the oversimplified interpretation.
/ She refused to go along with the oversimplified interpretation.
・ She refused to go along with the oversimplified interpretation.
F42 . go back on .
・ go back on .
・ He went back on his promise to implement the reforms.
・ The organization went back on several previously stated commitments.
・ go back on is to break a promise.
go back on
/ go back on
・ He went back on his promise to implement the reforms.
/ He went back on his promise to implement the reforms.
・ He went back on his promise to implement the reforms.
・ The organization went back on several previously stated commitments.
/ The organization went back on several previously stated commitments.
・ The organization went back on several previously stated commitments.
F43 . go beyond .
・ go beyond .
・ Her analysis goes beyond conventional theoretical boundaries.
・ The implications go beyond what was initially anticipated.
・ go beyond is to exceed or surpass.
go beyond
/ go beyond
・ Her analysis goes beyond conventional theoretical boundaries.
/ Her analysis goes beyond conventional theoretical boundaries.
・ Her analysis goes beyond conventional theoretical boundaries.
・ The implications go beyond what was initially anticipated.
/ The implications go beyond what was initially anticipated.
・ The implications go beyond what was initially anticipated.
F44 . go by .
・ go by .
・ She goes by a principle of absolute transparency.
・ They went by the guidelines to ensure procedural integrity.
・ go by is to follow; or to pass (time).
go by
/ go by
・ She goes by a principle of absolute transparency.
/ She goes by a principle of absolute transparency.
・ She goes by a principle of absolute transparency.
・ They went by the guidelines to ensure procedural integrity.
/ They went by the guidelines to ensure procedural integrity.
・ They went by the guidelines to ensure procedural integrity.
F45 . go down with .
・ go down with .
・ Several employees went down with a severe infection.
・ He went down with the flu during the critical phase of the project.
・ go down with is to become ill.
go down with
/ go down with
・ Several employees went down with a severe infection.
/ Several employees went down with a severe infection.
・ Several employees went down with a severe infection.
・ He went down with the flu during the critical phase of the project.
/ He went down with the flu during the critical phase of the project.
・ He went down with the flu during the critical phase of the project.
F46 . go easy on .
・ go easy on .
・ Go easy on him; the circumstances were exceptionally demanding.
・ The doctor advised her to go easy on strenuous exercise.
・ go easy on is to treat gently; or reduce intensity.
go easy on
/ go easy on
・ Go easy on him; the circumstances were exceptionally demanding.
/ Go easy on him; the circumstances were exceptionally demanding.
・ Go easy on him; the circumstances were exceptionally demanding.
・ The doctor advised her to go easy on strenuous exercise.
/ The doctor advised her to go easy on strenuous exercise.
・ The doctor advised her to go easy on strenuous exercise.
F47 . go for .
・ go for .
・ She went for the most ambitious option available.
・ He went for a bold interpretation of the data.
・ go for is to choose; or attempt.
go for
/ go for
・ She went for the most ambitious option available.
/ She went for the most ambitious option available.
・ She went for the most ambitious option available.
・ He went for a bold interpretation of the data.
/ He went for a bold interpretation of the data.
・ He went for a bold interpretation of the data.
F48 . go in for .
・ go in for .
・ She goes in for interdisciplinary research with remarkable enthusiasm.
・ He doesn’t go in for overly dramatic presentations.
・ go in for is to enjoy or participate in something.
go in for
/ go in for
・ She goes in for interdisciplinary research with remarkable enthusiasm.
/ She goes in for interdisciplinary research with remarkable enthusiasm.
・ She goes in for interdisciplinary research with remarkable enthusiasm.
・ He doesn’t go in for overly dramatic presentations.
/ He doesn’t go in for overly dramatic presentations.
・ He doesn’t go in for overly dramatic presentations.
F49 . go off .
・ go off .
・ The alarm went off during the confidential briefing.
・ The event went off smoothly despite minor logistical issues.
・ go off is to explode; sound; or proceed.
go off
/ go off
・ The alarm went off during the confidential briefing.
/ The alarm went off during the confidential briefing.
・ The alarm went off during the confidential briefing.
・ The event went off smoothly despite minor logistical issues.
/ The event went off smoothly despite minor logistical issues.
・ The event went off smoothly despite minor logistical issues.
F50 . go out .
・ go out .
・ The lights went out during the severe storm.
・ She went out to clear her mind after the exhaustive meeting.
・ go out is to leave; or stop functioning (lights).
go out
/ go out
・ The lights went out during the severe storm.
/ The lights went out during the severe storm.
・ The lights went out during the severe storm.
・ She went out to clear her mind after the exhaustive meeting.
/ She went out to clear her mind after the exhaustive meeting.
・ She went out to clear her mind after the exhaustive meeting.
