Vocabulary
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Common words · 2,355 · 361–400
to hang up (e.g. a coat, a picture on the wall); to let hang; to suspend (from); to hoist (e.g. sail); to raise (e.g. flag)
to calculate; to compute
to inhale; to breathe in; to suck up; to soak up; to absorb
to be rested; to feel at ease; to repose; to be relieved
to perceive; to sense; to take in; to grasp; to feel
to be in time (for)
to take in; to bring in; to adopt (e.g. behaviour); to introduce
to express; to show
to throw into
to look at; to gaze at; to watch; to stare at
to lie in wait (for); to be on the watch (for); to wait (for); to watch (for)
to dress (oneself in); to attire oneself in; to adorn; to decorate
to load (with goods, cargo); to put on board; to stow aboard
to create; to bring forth; to produce
to recommend; to endorse (e.g. a candidate); to nominate; to support; to back
to say; to be called
to shake off; to shake free from
to call; to name
to colour; to color; to paint
to be at a complete loss; to be without recourse; to be completely stymied; to have absolutely no idea what to do
to become stormy; to become rough (of the sea)
to declare; to assert; to state definitively
to move up; to advance
to threaten; to menace; to frighten (into doing)
to be raised (e.g. child); to be brought up; to grow (up)
to overcome (opposition); to push past; to force one's way
to be added to; to be appended
to leave (in someone's keeping); to put (in someone's care); to place (in someone's custody); to entrust (someone) with; to deposit; to check (a bag)
to be broken; to break; to fall apart; to collapse; to be destroyed; to be damaged; to break (intransitive)
to separate (by distance, time, etc.); to isolate; to partition; to divide
to get on (train, plane, bus, ship, etc.); to get in; to board; to take; to embark; to ride/board
to entrust (someone) with; to leave (a matter) with someone; to place under someone's care
to abandon; to give up on; to desert
to pay (e.g. money, bill)
to increase; to multiply
to stand (up); to rise; to get to one's feet; to stand on end (e.g. of hairs); to stick up
to fire (gun, arrow, questions, etc.); to shoot; to hit (e.g. baseball); to break wind
to put (into); to put away (in); to put back (in); to keep (in); to store (in); to restore (to its place)
to introduce oneself; to announce oneself (e.g. as the person sought); to come forward (e.g. as a witness, with a claim, etc.)
to drive in (a nail, stake, etc.); to hammer in