動詞+前置詞、動詞+副詞

He takes after his father in disposition. (= resemble, 似ている）

The strain told on her. (= affect, 影響する）

I'll call at[in] her house tomorrow. （立ち寄る）
call for help （を声を上げて求める）
He called on Mrs.Winslow at her townhouse. (= visit)

How did the accident come about? (= happen)
He came across to us as honest. （～だと思われる）
Where did you come across the rare stamps? （出くわす、遭遇する）
You came across my mind. (= occur to)

The cat ran after a mouse. (= chase)

I'll talk the matter over with my father. (= discuss)

I can't think of my youth. (= remember)

get to the station (= reach)
get over the wall （乗り越える）
She got over her difficulties. (= overcome)

The law has gone through Parliament.
go through hardships (= experience)

part from one's friend （～と別れる）

provide for the future (= prepare for)
provide against the accident (= prepare against)
provide for a family (= support)

I am not referring to you. （～に言及する）
I referred to the company for his career. （～を参照する、～に問い合わせる）

That accounts for the accident. (= explain)

This adds to our troubles. (= increase)

allow for unexpected expenses (= consider)

UN stands for United Nations. （～を表す、意味する）
Please stand by me when the need arises. (= support)