v. admit
(a) to turn into money; to turn profit; to finance
(b) to cut off; to curtail; to trim off
(c) to confess to something; to allow entrance; to accept as valid
(d) to finish; to infer; to deduce; to make a decision
v. range
(a) to exercise; to train; to drill
(b) to request the presence of; to solicit; to attract; to encourage; to promote
(c) to send off quickly; to dismiss; to conclude with speed and efficiency; to eliminate
(d) to determine the scope of a target; to extend; to stretch; to vary
v. thread
(a) to believe; to have faith in; to supply goods by deferred payment
(b) to demolish; to ruin; to destruct; to erase
(c) to pass something through an opening
(d) to make a request; to implement; to realize; to put into practice
v. order
(a) to go in search of; to look for; to search for; to request
(b) to command; to request something; to arrange; to manage
(c) to comfort; to console; to encourage; to relieve; to appease
(d) to move to a different apartment; to move to a different place
v. get through with
(a) to draw attention; to captivate; to fascinate
(b) to shatter; to crack; to be cut off; to cancel
(c) to finish; to complete
(d) to glide; to sneak; to slide; to decline; to deteriorate; to make a mistake |
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v. go through
(a) to remove; to get rid of
(b) to experience; to endure
(c) to leave; to go out
(d) to fluctuate; to hesitate; to waver
n. deed of surrender
(a) a legal document that temporarily transfers a property from one individual to another
(b) cork; stopper; electrical connector; block; advertisement
(c) obligation; responsibility; assignment; customs tax
(d) a significant decline in general economic activity extending over a period of time
v. plane
(a) to respect deeply; to honor greatly
(b) to extend; to lengthen
(c) to smooth wood; to make smooth; to remove rough areas
(d) to accuse; to admonish
v. empty
(a) to surpass; to pass; to go beyond; to outdo
(b) to startle; to astonish; to ambush
(c) to save from destruction; to rescue
(d) to remove the contents of
v. tie
(a) to bind; to fasten with a rope or cord
(b) to attach firmly; to fasten tightly
(c) to outlive; to remain in use; to outlast; to endure; to withstand
(d) not intended to earn profits; to observe; to remark on; to make a comment; to record |
