Vocabulary
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Common words · 2,355 · 401–440
to seal (e.g. a letter)
to report; to inform
to give one's name (as); to introduce oneself (as)
to order; to command
to use; to make use of; to utilize; to utilise
to pour on
to be furnished with; to be provided with; to be equipped with
to recall; to remember
to keep (a person) waiting
to bring out (the effect of); to put to good use; to make use of (e.g. threats); to use (e.g. intimidation); to take advantage of (e.g. one's influence); to season (with salt, etc.)
to expel; to drive out
to tie; to fasten; to tighten
to fit into (a box, frame, category, etc.); to be contained within; to fall within (e.g. a budget)
to give (time, money, goods); to donate
to throw down; to bring down; to blow down; to fell; to knock down; to set (something) down on its side
to take (a photograph)
to head out (for); to head (to); to go (to); to leave (for)
to act (a part); to play (a role)
to escape from; to get out
to escape
to shoot dead; to bring down (an animal)
to lay waste; to devastate; to damage
to laugh
to steam (food, towel, etc.)
to decide; to choose; to determine; to make up one's mind; to resolve; to set one's heart on
to begin to run; to start running; to break into a run
to hurry; to rush; to hasten; to make something happen sooner
to propose; to suggest
to let out; to utter; to produce; to emit; to give forth; to discharge
to happen to be present
to become settled; to be fixed
to take out; to carry out; to bring out from where it belongs
to persevere; to persist; to keep at it; to hang on; to hold out; to do one's best
to throw down; to throw out; to stretch out (one's legs)
to pull out; to take out; to draw out; to withdraw
to be; to exist; to live
to brace one's legs; to stand firm; to plant one's feet (firmly on the ground)
to wash; to cleanse; to rinse
to follow (a rule, precedent, etc.); to conform to (the law, standards, etc.); to be based on; to apply correspondingly
to be moderate in; to be temperate in; to not do too much of