1. Turn up (Meaning: To arrive or appear) "We wrapped up the meeting early because the client didn't turn up on time."
2. Get away (Meaning: To escape or evade capture) "The thieves managed to get away before the security guards could lock the building down."
3. Deal with (Meaning: To handle or take action on a problem) "Don't worry about the scheduling conflict; our manager will deal with it first thing tomorrow."
4. Turn to (Meaning: To face someone or look to them for answers/help) "When the map failed us, I turned to a local resident to ask for directions."
5. Fall for (Meaning: To fall deeply in love with someone) "He was incredibly charming, so it didn't take long for her to fall for him completely."
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