v. lesson
(a) to reconstruct; to erect again
(b) to compel; to reinforce; to oblige; to coerce
(c) to instruct; to teach; to scold; to reprove; to rebuke
(d) to govern; to control; to determine; to decide; to decree
v. carpet
(a) to cover or to furnish with textile materials; to reprimand; to scold
(b) to distract; to entertain; to turn in a different direction; to deflect
(c) to provide; to offer; to distribute; to supply; to sell; to trade
(d) to set up; to found; to base; to build
v. offset
(a) to increase; to strengthen; to heighten
(b) to exemplify; to clarify; to explain; to depict; to elucidate
(c) to compensate; to balance
(d) to postpone; to delay; to end a meeting; to move to another place
v. decide
(a) to recognize; to show to be the same; to sympathize; to relate
(b) to buy; to acquire in exchange for money; to procure; to obtain
(c) to choose; to select from several options; to conclude; to resolve
(d) to depend on; to trust in
v. advantage
(a) to predict a future event or condition; to foretell
(b) to help; to assist; to promote; to be beneficial to
(c) to cut with a sharp quick stroke; to reduce; to lower; to criticize strongly
(d) to illustrate; to explain; to characterize; to elucidate |
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v. transact
(a) to arrange in groups; to classify; to sort; to structure
(b) to jumble; to mix together confusedly; to clamber; to climb on all fours
(c) to help; to assist; to promote; to be beneficial to
(d) to carry out; to conduct; to perform
v. survive
(a) to outlive; to remain in use; to outlast; to endure; to withstand
(b) to accelerate; to cause to move quickly; to expedite; to further; to hurry
(c) to visit; to spend time in a place; to remain temporarily; to lodge
(d) to stick to; to cling to; to be devoted to (an idea, group, organization etc.)
v. fine
(a) to refer to a case or occurrence to explain or prove a point; to cite; to mention
(b) to impose a tax upon; to purify; to make thin or thinner; to reduce; to clarify
(c) to stud; to constellate
(d) to ship; to send abroad; to sell goods and products overseas
v. succeed
(a) to seek to please; to flatter; to seek to gain the affections of someone
(b) to prosper; to achieve; to attain; to follow; to inherit
(c) to record for evidence; to write down; to substantiate
(d) to ask for an identification (i.e. in a bar)
v. haze
(a) to treat someone new in a humiliating manner; to harass; to humiliate
(b) to advance; to encourage; to promote; to assist
(c) to cover; to coat
(d) to start; to run; to activate; to inaugurate; to break into |
