lash out :

attack in speech or writing, (sözlü/yazılı) saldırı

"Clinton lashed out at obama"
 

to squander stg. on stg. :

to spend wastefully or extravagantly, waste, dissipate, israf etmek, çarçur etmek

"They squandered the profits on expensive cars."

bog down :

batağa saplanmak.

strip sby. of sth. :

birini bir şeyden mahrum bırakmak

pull out of :

to stop doing or being involved in something, or to make someone do this.

“They are trying to pull out of the agreement.”

“He threatened to pull his son out of the team.”

“Argentina's government marked the 25th anniversary of the start of the Falklands War with an announcement that it was pulling out of an agreement with Britain regarding oil exploration in the South Atlantic.” (The Economist - Politics This Week: 31st March - 6th April 2007)

show (sby.) around/round (stg.) :

(transitive) to be a guide to (someone) on a first visit to (a place) .

"Before you start work, I'll show you around (the building) so that you can meet everyone."

come across with something :

to provide money or information when it is needed.

“I hoped he might come across with a few facts.”

come across :

1. (transitive, no passive) (come across stg/sby) to meet, find, or discover, esp. by chance.

"She came across some old letters in the course of her search"

“I came across an old diary in her desk.”
“I've never come across anyone quite like her before.”

2. if an idea comes across well, it is easy for people to understand.

“Your point really came across at the meeting.”

3. if someone comes across in a particular way, they seem to have particular qualities. [= come over]