v. freight
(a) to load with goods; to load; to weigh down; to send as cargo
(b) to mark; to indicate; to write one's name
(c) to give out; to distribute; to ration; to set aside for a special purpose
(d) to cause; to incite; to bring to pass
v. disembark
(a) to slope; to bend; to bow; to slant; to influence
(b) to go ashore from a boat; to leave a plane or vehicle; to land
(c) to gain; to obtain; to earn a point (in a game, etc.); to tally; to grade a test
(d) to defeat; to master; to crush; to stagger; to stun; to daze
v. suspend
(a) to hang; to postpone; to defer; to expel
(b) to copy files from a distant computer onto another computer through an Internet connection
(c) to chase after; to follow; to aspire to; to strive for
(d) to fall on; to storm; to invade; to attack; to seize; to assault
v. entertain
(a) to interest; to amuse; to host
(b) to copy; to photograph; to snapshot
(c) to exercise; to train; to drill
(d) to wrap; to combine things together as one inseparable unit
v. realize
(a) to understand; to comprehend; to accomplish; to convert into cash; to liquidate
(b) to hand over to another nation or judicial authority
(c) to train in advance
(d) to repay; to refund; to compensate for a loss; to repay for an expense |
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v. dispose
(a) to control; to arrange; to put in order
(b) to erect; to set; to put; to place
(c) to hang; to postpone; to defer; to expel
(d) to transmit over the radio; to publicize; to advertise
n. elevation
(a) guidance; supervision; conducting; management
(b) height of something; altitude above sea or ground level; raising; lifting up; grandeur
(c) article, thing; goal; focus of a thought or action
(d) item or detail included in a description of requirements or plans
v. debut
(a) to make an outline; to draw up in written form; to conscript; to draw out and separate
(b) to move; to circulate; to draft; to assemble for action (especially armed reserves)
(c) to plan; to design; to name; to call
(d) to perform for the first time; to make one's premiere performance
v. retrieve
(a) to recover; to regain; to bring back; to fetch; to rescue
(b) to sightsee; to voyage; to travel
(c) to stretch; to enlarge; to lengthen; to reach out
(d) to gather together; to group together; to press in
v. demolish
(a) to destroy; to ruin; to tear down; to remove
(b) to refuse; to go down; to decrease; to fall
(c) to cause suffering to; to behave unjustly toward
(d) to record; to enroll; to have an effect; to have influence |
