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オンライン鍋田辞書EDICT2英語 見出し単語一覧

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  1. to bend many times
  2. to bend one's back
  3. to bend one's head slightly to one side
  4. to bend oneself backward
  5. to bend oneself forward
  6. to bend over
  7. to bend over in the shape of the the character ku
  8. to benefit
  9. to benefit from
  10. to bequeath
  11. to beseech
  12. to besmear
  13. to besmirch
  14. to besmirch one's name
  15. to bestow
  16. to bestow one of the kanji in one's name upon someone
  17. to bet
  18. to bet money
  19. to beta test
  20. to betray
  21. to betray a secret
  22. to betray one's country
  23. to betray one's origin
  24. to betray oneself
  25. to bewail
  26. to bewilder
  27. to bewitch
  28. to bid
  29. to bid farewell
  30. to bid up
  31. to bid up the price of
  32. to bide one's time
  33. to bilk
  34. to billow
  35. to bind
  36. to bind a barrel with hoops
  37. to bind firmly
  38. to bind together
  39. to bind up
  40. to bite
  41. to bite at
  42. to bite back
  43. to bite each other
  44. to bite into
  45. to bite off
  46. to bite through
  47. to bite to death
  48. to black out
  49. to blacken
  50. to blackmail
  51. to blame
  52. to blame another
  53. to blame on
  54. to blame oneself
  55. to blanch
  56. to blank out
  57. to blanket
  58. to blast
  59. to blast away
  60. to blaze
  61. to blaze down on
  62. to blaze up
  63. to bleach
  64. to blend
  65. to blend with
  66. to bless
  67. to bless oneself
  68. to blind
  69. to blind the eyes of
  70. to blindstitch
  71. to blindstitch the inside of a fold with threadings
  72. to blink
  73. to blink repeatedly
  74. to block
  75. to block off
  76. to block one's way
  77. to block the way
  78. to block up
  79. to blog
  80. to bloom
  81. to bloom a second time
  82. to bloom all over
  83. to bloom in profusion
  84. to bloom late
  85. to bloom out of season
  86. to bloom over a wide area
  87. to blossom
  88. to blot
  89. to blot the reputation
  90. to blow
  91. to blow about
  92. to blow across
  93. to blow against
  94. to blow along
  95. to blow and gather together
  96. to blow apart
  97. to blow away
  98. to blow ceaselessly
  99. to blow down
  100. to blow down upon
  101. to blow fiercely
  102. to blow hard
  103. to blow harder and harder
  104. to blow in the opposite direction
  105. to blow incessantly
  106. to blow into
  107. to blow itself out
  108. to blow off
  109. to blow off one's worries
  110. to blow off something
  111. to blow one's cool
  112. to blow one's nose
  113. to blow one's own horn
  114. to blow one's top
  115. to blow out
  116. to blow over
  117. to blow snow violently
  118. to blow through
  119. to blow together
  120. to blow up
  121. to blow upon
  122. to blow upwards
  123. to blow violently
  124. to bluff
  125. to blunder
  126. to blunt
  127. to blur
  128. to blurt out
  129. to blush
  130. to board
  131. to board a ship
  132. to boast
  133. to boast of
  134. to boil
  135. to boil down
  136. to boil or simmer
  137. to boil over
  138. to boil strongly
  139. to boil up
  140. to boil water
  141. to boil well
  142. to boil with rage
  143. to bolt one's food
  144. to bomb
  145. to boo
  146. to book
  147. to book a seat
  148. to boost
  149. to boot
  150. to boot up
  151. to boot-lick
  152. to border
  153. to border or fringe
  154. to bore
  155. to bore into
  156. to borrow
  157. to borrow money
  158. to boss
  159. to botch
  160. to bother
  161. to bottom out
  162. to bounce
  163. to bounce back
  164. to bound
  165. to bow
  166. to bow down
  167. to bow one's head
  168. to bow one's head in assent
  169. to bow slightly
  170. to bow to
  171. to box
  172. to brace
  173. to brace one's legs
  174. to brace oneself
  175. to brag
  176. to braid
  177. to braid string
  178. to branch
  179. to branch out
  180. to brand
  181. to brand as
  182. to brandish
  183. to brave
  184. to brave a danger
  185. to brawl
  186. to brazen it out
  187. to break
  188. to break a bill
  189. to break a dam and gush forth
  190. to break a door open
  191. to break a promise
  192. to break a record
  193. to break bounds
  194. to break bread
  195. to break by hand
  196. to break by stepping on
  197. to break by striking
  198. to break completely
  199. to break down
  200. to break down crying
  201. to break faith with
  202. to break forth
  203. to break free of
  204. to break in
  205. to break into
  206. to break into a dance
  207. to break into a run
  208. to break into a smile
  209. to break into fragments
  210. to break into pieces
  211. to break into small pieces
  212. to break loose
  213. to break off
  214. to break off with
  215. to break off writing
  216. to break on the shore and retreat
  217. to break one's bone
  218. to break one's promise
  219. to break one's silence
  220. to break one's word
  221. to break onto
  222. to break or tear off
  223. to break out
  224. to break out in a rash due to
  225. to break the Buddhist commandments
  226. to break the brunt
  227. to break the ice
  228. to break the prohibition
  229. to break the record
  230. to break the rules
  231. to break the seal
  232. to break the silence
  233. to break the tape
  234. to break through
  235. to break through a siege
  236. to break to pieces
  237. to break up
  238. to break up with
  239. to break wind
  240. to breast the tape
  241. to breathe
  242. to breathe a sigh
  243. to breathe heavily
  244. to breathe in
  245. to breathe in and breathe out
  246. to breathe into
  247. to breathe life into
  248. to breathe on
  249. to breathe one's last
  250. to breathe out
  251. to breathe with difficulty
  252. to brew
  253. to brew sake
  254. to bribe
  255. to bribe by slipping money into a person's hand
  256. to bridge
  257. to bridge a gap
  258. to bridle
  259. to brighten
  260. to brim over
  261. to bring
  262. to bring a complaint to a person
  263. to bring about
  264. to bring about a result or state
  265. to bring about death
  266. to bring about result
  267. to bring along
  268. to bring alongside
  269. to bring back
  270. to bring back home
  271. to bring calamity upon oneself
  272. to bring close to
  273. to bring disgrace on
  274. to bring down
  275. to bring forth
  276. to bring in
  277. to bring in a man for sex
  278. to bring into existence
  279. to bring into the open
  280. to bring into the world
  281. to bring near
  282. to bring on oneself
  283. to bring out from where it belongs
  284. to bring over a person to one's side
  285. to bring pressure upon
  286. to bring profit
  287. to bring safely to land
  288. to bring someone along
  289. to bring someone to grief
  290. to bring something to an end
  291. to bring something to the fore
  292. to bring tears to one's eyes
  293. to bring the house down
  294. to bring to
  295. to bring to a climax
  296. to bring to a close
  297. to bring to a conclusion
  298. to bring to a finish
  299. to bring to a halt
  300. to bring to an end
  301. to bring to his knees
  302. to bring to light
  303. to bring to naught
  304. to bring to nought
  305. to bring to same level
  306. to bring together
  307. to bring up
  308. to bring up a subject
  309. to bring up again
  310. to bring up for discussion
  311. to bring up indulgently
  312. to bring up the main topic
  313. to bring up under one's personal care
  314. to bring with
  315. to bring wrath down upon
  316. to bristle
  317. to bristle up
  318. to broach
  319. to broach a topic
  320. to broadcast
  321. to broaden
  322. to broil
  323. to brood
  324. to brood over
  325. to bruit
  326. to brush
  327. to brush against
  328. to brush aside
  329. to brush away
  330. to brush away one's worries
  331. to brush gently
  332. to brush off
  333. to brush one's teeth
  334. to brush or thrust aside
  335. to brush up
  336. to bubble
  337. to bud
  338. to bugger
  339. to build
  340. to build a criminal case against someone
  341. to build a fire
  342. to build a fortune
  343. to build a house
  344. to build a house anew
  345. to build a market for
  346. to build a roof atop the roof
  347. to build across
  348. to build an embankment
  349. to build around
  350. to build as commanded
  351. to build in
  352. to build into
  353. to build on
  354. to build one's career
  355. to build oneself a hermitage
  356. to build over a river
  357. to build up
  358. to build up a hypothesis
  359. to build up one's knowledge
  360. to build up one's strength
  361. to bulge
  362. to bulge out
  363. to bump into
  364. to bump off
  365. to bump someone off
  366. to bundle
  367. to bundle up
  368. to bungle
  369. to burden oneself
  370. to burden someone
  371. to burglarize
  372. to burgle
  373. to burn
  374. to burn aromatherapy oils
  375. to burn brightly
  376. to burn down
  377. to burn incense
  378. to burn into one's memory
  379. to burn moxa on the skin
  380. to burn off
  381. to burn or bake into
  382. to burn out
  383. to burn to nothing
  384. to burn up
  385. to burn up completely
  386. to burn with combativeness
  387. to burn with love
  388. to burn with shame
  389. to burnish
  390. to burrow through
  391. to burst
  392. to burst into
  393. to burst into bud
  394. to burst into fame
  395. to burst into flames
  396. to burst into laughter
  397. to burst into leaf
  398. to burst into tears
  399. to burst open
  400. to burst out
  401. to burst out crying
  402. to burst out in anger
  403. to bury
  404. to bury alive
  405. to bury in the ground
  406. to bury into
  407. to bury something in the ground
  408. to bury the hatchet
  409. to bust down a door
  410. to bustle about
  411. to busy oneself
  412. to butcher
  413. to butt heads
  414. to butt in
  415. to butt into a conversation
  416. to butter up
  417. to button
  418. to buy
  419. to buy a geisha or prostitute out of bondage
  420. to buy a replacement
  421. to buy again
  422. to buy an advance sales ticket
  423. to buy and sell
  424. to buy anew
  425. to buy as a gift
  426. to buy back
  427. to buy in
  428. to buy in bulk
  429. to buy on credit
  430. to buy stock
  431. to buy the whole lot
  432. to buy up
  433. to buy usually from the same store
  434. to buzz
  435. to cackle
  436. to cajole
  437. to calculate
  438. to calculate the time required
  439. to call
  440. to call a draw
  441. to call a geisha or prostitute over
  442. to call a person names
  443. to call a person's attention
  444. to call a roll
  445. to call address someone without using an honorific title
  446. to call again
  447. to call attention to
  448. to call back
  449. to call by name
  450. to call each other
  451. to call each other's names
  452. to call fondly
  453. to call for
  454. to call for jokes
  455. to call for loans
  456. to call for somebody
  457. to call for somebody's participation
  458. to call forth a response in another's heart
  459. to call frequently
  460. to call home
  461. to call in
  462. to call in a geisha
  463. to call it a night
  464. to call itself
  465. to call off
  466. to call on
  467. to call on a friend
  468. to call on someone
  469. to call one's ability into question
  470. to call oneself
  471. to call out
  472. to call out to
  473. to call out to one another
  474. to call out to someone
  475. to call people's attention
  476. to call recursively
  477. to call somebody to halt
  478. to call someone back
  479. to call someone names
  480. to call the doctor
  481. to call to come
  482. to call to mind
  483. to call to you
  484. to call together
  485. to calm
  486. to calm down
  487. to cancel
  488. to cancel mutually
  489. to cancel out
  490. to canter
  491. to cap
  492. to capacity
  493. to capitalise on
  494. to capitulate
  495. to capsize
  496. to captivate
  497. to capture
  498. to capture a castle
  499. to capture a fort
  500. to capture a gin
  501. to capture alive
  502. to capture all the popularity
  503. to card
  504. to card wool
  505. to care
  506. to care about
  507. to care for
  508. to care for someone
  509. to care for the sick
  510. to caress
  511. to carpool
  512. to carry
  513. to carry a cane
  514. to carry a joke too far
  515. to carry a plan forward
  516. to carry a portable shrine
  517. to carry about
  518. to carry across
  519. to carry around
  520. to carry away
  521. to carry down in one's arms
  522. to carry forward
  523. to carry home
  524. to carry in
  525. to carry in a manner that is obvious to others
  526. to carry in one's hand
  527. to carry in one's own hands
  528. to carry into actual practice
  529. to carry meaning
  530. to carry off
  531. to carry on
  532. to carry on back or shoulder
  533. to carry on one's back
  534. to carry on one's shoulder
  535. to carry on one's shoulders
  536. to carry on shoulder
  537. to carry on together
  538. to carry or bring
  539. to carry or bring in
  540. to carry out
  541. to carry out a role
  542. to carry out a scheme
  543. to carry out fellatio
  544. to carry out in a responsible manner
  545. to carry out its function well
  546. to carry out one's mission
  547. to carry out successfully
  548. to carry out to completion
  549. to carry over
  550. to carry people away
  551. to carry something around
  552. to carry something into a place
  553. to carry something out of a place
  554. to carry through
  555. to carry to extremes
  556. to carry too far
  557. to carry under cover
  558. to carry under one's arm
  559. to carry under the arm
  560. to carry with great vigor
  561. to carve
  562. to carve in relief
  563. to carve out
  564. to cast
  565. to cast a net
  566. to cast a shadow
  567. to cast a spell
  568. to cast an amorous glance at
  569. to cast aside
  570. to cast aside one's beliefs and doctrines
  571. to cast aside one's prejudices
  572. to cast away
  573. to cast down
  574. to cast down one's eyes
  575. to cast in a mold
  576. to cast into
  577. to cast light
  578. to cast one's eyes down
  579. to catcall
  580. to catch
  581. to catch 'the stupid'
  582. to catch a cold
  583. to catch a glimpse of
  584. to catch a meal
  585. to catch a taxi
  586. to catch a weasel asleep
  587. to catch alive
  588. to catch an incurable illness
  589. to catch fire
  590. to catch fire from
  591. to catch fish
  592. to catch happening
  593. to catch hold of
  594. to catch in one's arms
  595. to catch in the act
  596. to catch off guard
  597. to catch on to
  598. to catch one's attention
  599. to catch one's breath
  600. to catch one's eye
  601. to catch one's finger
  602. to catch sight of
  603. to catch someone off his guard by setting traps
  604. to catch the eye
  605. to catch the main points
  606. to catch the scent of
  607. to catch up
  608. to catch up with
  609. to cater to another's wish
  610. to caulk
  611. to cause
  612. to cause a controversy
  613. to cause a loss
  614. to cause a malfunction
  615. to cause a person trouble
  616. to cause a sensation
  617. to cause a shower of
  618. to cause a stir
  619. to cause a traffic accident
  620. to cause anxiety
  621. to cause discord
  622. to cause harm
  623. to cause harm to
  624. to cause loss of face
  625. to cause one's parents distress
  626. to cause pain
  627. to cause repercussions
  628. to cause someone to worry
  629. to cause the death of a person
  630. to cause to be
  631. to cause to be indulged or addicted
  632. to cause to be inflamed
  633. to cause to become
  634. to cause to disappear
  635. to cause to embrace
  636. to cause to fall
  637. to cause to meet
  638. to cause to swell
  639. to cause trouble
  640. to caution a person against misconduct
  641. to cave in
  642. to cavil at a person's words
  643. to cease
  644. to cease being possessed
  645. to cease completely
  646. to cease functioning
  647. to cease to exist
  648. to cede
  649. to celebrate
  650. to celebrate one's recovery from illness
  651. to celebrate someone's achievements
  652. to cense
  653. to censor
  654. to chafe
  655. to chaff
  656. to challenge
  657. to challenge to a fight
  658. to change
  659. to change a note
  660. to change clothes
  661. to change clothes on a doll
  662. to change color
  663. to change colour
  664. to change completely
  665. to change direction
  666. to change directions
  667. to change facial expression or color
  668. to change for
  669. to change for the worse
  670. to change hands
  671. to change into
  672. to change into Japanese
  673. to change jobs
  674. to change methods
  675. to change one's appearance
  676. to change one's attitude
  677. to change one's attitude quickly
  678. to change one's clothes
  679. to change one's mind
  680. to change one's mindset
  681. to change one's place of residence
  682. to change one's plans
  683. to change one's point of view
  684. to change one's residence
  685. to change one's way of thinking
  686. to change places
  687. to change residence
  688. to change sides
  689. to change someone's mind
  690. to change suddenly
  691. to change the language or wording
  692. to change the object of one's interest or focus
  693. to change the position of
  694. to change the schedule
  695. to change the state of things
  696. to change the subject
  697. to change the target of interest or concern
  698. to change way one holds something
  699. to change wording
  700. to chant
  701. to chant a sutra
  702. to chant the name of Buddha
  703. to chaperone
  704. to char
  705. to characterize
  706. to charge
  707. to charge for
  708. to charge for one's meal
  709. to charge someone with a duty
  710. to charm
  711. to charter
  712. to chase
  713. to chase about
  714. to chase after
  715. to chase away
  716. to chase one's gloom away
  717. to chase up
  718. to chastise
  719. to chat
  720. to chat with
  721. to chat without posting a message
  722. to chatter
  723. to chatter pointlessly
  724. to cheat
  725. to cheat each other
  726. to cheat someone out of
  727. to check
  728. to check against
  729. to check through
  730. to check through and through
  731. to check up
  732. to check up on
  733. to check with
  734. to checkmate
  735. to checkmate the king
  736. to cheep
  737. to cheer
  738. to cheer on
  739. to cheer up
  740. to cherish
  741. to chew
  742. to chew out
  743. to chew thoroughly
  744. to chew up
  745. to chicken out
  746. to chide
  747. to chill
  748. to chill out
  749. to chime
  750. to chink
  751. to chip
  752. to chip in
  753. to chip off
  754. to chirp
  755. to chirp or buzz constantly
  756. to chisel
  757. to choke
  758. to choke back one's tears
  759. to choke on something
  760. to choke over
  761. to choke the life out of
  762. to choose
  763. to choose a lucky day
  764. to choose a song
  765. to choose among many things
  766. to choose as a representative
  767. to choose at one's own discretion
  768. to choose by lot
  769. to choose somebody with the right qualities
  770. to choose the best
  771. to chop
  772. to chop down
  773. to chop something off
  774. to chop up
  775. to chow down
  776. to chronicle
  777. to chuckle
  778. to chuckle with delight
  779. to churn
  780. to churn up
  781. to circle
  782. to circulate
  783. to circumcise
  784. to circumvent
  785. to cite
  786. to cite an example
  787. to claim
  788. to claim credit
  789. to clamber
  790. to clamor
  791. to clamour
  792. to clamp down
  793. to clang
  794. to clap
  795. to clap one's hands in prayer
  796. to clap one's hands together
  797. to clarify
  798. to clash
  799. to clasp
  800. to clasp to one's breast
  801. to classify
  802. to classify by subject
  803. to clatter
  804. to claw
  805. to claw one's way up
  806. to clean off
  807. to clean out
  808. to clean up
  809. to clean your shoes
  810. to cleanly execute
  811. to cleanly forget
  812. to cleanse
  813. to cleanse oneself
  814. to clear
  815. to clear a room
  816. to clear away
  817. to clear away by burning
  818. to clear gradually
  819. to clear land
  820. to clear one's name
  821. to clear out
  822. to clear up
  823. to cleave
  824. to cleave to
  825. to clench
  826. to clench one's teeth
  827. to click a shutter
  828. to climb
  829. to climb a tower
  830. to climb over
  831. to climb to the top
  832. to climb up
  833. to clinch
  834. to cling
  835. to cling tearfully to another person
  836. to cling to
  837. to cling to ... in tears
  838. to clink
  839. to clip
  840. to clip from
  841. to clog
  842. to close
  843. to close in
  844. to close in on
  845. to close in on the truth
  846. to close one's business
  847. to close one's eyes
  848. to close one's eyes partly
  849. to close one-by-one
  850. to close or shut tight
  851. to close the curtain
  852. to close the door to
  853. to close the eyes
  854. to close tight
  855. to close tightly
  856. to close up
  857. to close up like an oyster
  858. to closely defend
  859. to closely space lines
  860. to clot
  861. to cloud
  862. to cloud over
  863. to cloud up
  864. to clown
  865. to clown around
  866. to clutch
  867. to co-operate
  868. to coach
  869. to coagulate
  870. to coarsen
  871. to coat a surface with something that adheres strongly when hardened
  872. to coat with something thick
  873. to coax
  874. to cock one's head in puzzlement
  875. to coerce
  876. to coil
  877. to coil about
  878. to coil around
  879. to coil itself
  880. to coin
  881. to coin a new word
  882. to coincide
  883. to collapse
  884. to collapse in a heap
  885. to collapse into
  886. to collate
  887. to collect
  888. to collect donations
  889. to collect evidence
  890. to collect information
  891. to collect oneself
  892. to collect shells
  893. to collect stamps
  894. to collect the ashes of the deceased
  895. to collide
  896. to collide with
  897. to collude
  898. to color
  899. to color or pattern fabric using a wooden mold
  900. to colour
  901. to comb
  902. to comb back
  903. to comb down
  904. to comb out
  905. to comb upwards
  906. to combat
  907. to combine
  908. to combine with
  909. to come
  910. to come about
  911. to come across
  912. to come after
  913. to come again
  914. to come against
  915. to come alive
  916. to come along
  917. to come along with one
  918. to come and go
  919. to come and retreat
  920. to come and see
  921. to come and stay
  922. to come apart
  923. to come apart at the seams
  924. to come around
  925. to come ashore
  926. to come back
  927. to come back home
  928. to come back to life
  929. to come by
  930. to come cheap
  931. to come cheaper
  932. to come down
  933. to come down in the world
  934. to come face to face with
  935. to come facing
  936. to come for someone
  937. to come for the first time
  938. to come forth
  939. to come forward
  940. to come forward with information
  941. to come from
  942. to come from the opposite direction
  943. to come home
  944. to come home in triumph
  945. to come home to
  946. to come in
  947. to come in contact with
  948. to come in sight
  949. to come into
  950. to come into contact with
  951. to come into existence
  952. to come into fashion
  953. to come into one's mind
  954. to come into one's own
  955. to come into play
  956. to come into possession of
  957. to come into the light of day
  958. to come into the world
  959. to come into this world
  960. to come into use
  961. to come into view
  962. to come loose
  963. to come near
  964. to come near being drowned
  965. to come near to
  966. to come of age
  967. to come off
  968. to come on to
  969. to come one after another
  970. to come out
  971. to come out of mourning
  972. to come out with a bon mot
  973. to come over one
  974. to come running
  975. to come through
  976. to come to
  977. to come to a boil
  978. to come to a clean decision
  979. to come to a close
  980. to come to a dead end
  981. to come to a halt
  982. to come to a mountain path
  983. to come to a mutual understanding
  984. to come to a settlement
  985. to come to a stop
  986. to come to an agreement
  987. to come to an amicable solution
  988. to come to an end
  989. to come to be
  990. to come to be that
  991. to come to believe
  992. to come to bloodshed
  993. to come to blows
  994. to come to discuss
  995. to come to good
  996. to come to grapples with
  997. to come to grips with
  998. to come to life
  999. to come to light
  1000. to come to like
  1001. to come to like a lot
  1002. to come to live with
  1003. to come to mind
  1004. to come to naught
  1005. to come to nothing
  1006. to come to nought
  1007. to come to one's notice
  1008. to come to one's senses
  1009. to come to oneself
  1010. to come to pass
  1011. to come to power
  1012. to come to ruin
  1013. to come to see
  1014. to come to sound natural
  1015. to come to the boil
  1016. to come to the end of
  1017. to come to the end of one's tether
  1018. to come to the fore
  1019. to come to the point
  1020. to come to understand
  1021. to come together
  1022. to come true
  1023. to come under
  1024. to come undone
  1025. to come uninvited
  1026. to come unstuck from
  1027. to come untied
  1028. to come up
  1029. to come up for discussion
  1030. to come up to
  1031. to come up with
  1032. to come up with a plan
  1033. to come up with an ingenious plan
  1034. to comfort
  1035. to command
  1036. to command a view
  1037. to command a view of
  1038. to commandeer
  1039. to commence
  1040. to comment
  1041. to comment on
  1042. to commingle
  1043. to commiserate
  1044. to commit
  1045. to commit a blunder
  1046. to commit a crime
  1047. to commit a robbery
  1048. to commit a sin
  1049. to commit adultery
  1050. to commit an act of terrorism
  1051. to commit an error
  1052. to commit to memory
  1053. to commit vice
  1054. to commune
  1055. to communicate
  1056. to communicate or express by writing
  1057. to communicate secretly
  1058. to communicate with
  1059. to commute
  1060. to compact
  1061. to compare
  1062. to compare and contrast two alternatives
  1063. to compare and take into consideration
  1064. to compare pros and cons
  1065. to compare unfavorably with
  1066. to compare unfavourably with
  1067. to compare with
  1068. to compare with the eye
  1069. to compel
  1070. to compensate
  1071. to compensate for
  1072. to compensate for a shortage
  1073. to compete
  1074. to compete for the first place
  1075. to compete ruthlessly
  1076. to compete with
  1077. to compete with each other
  1078. to compile
  1079. to compile a book
  1080. to complain
  1081. to complain about
  1082. to complain about something
  1083. to complain about the cold
  1084. to complain about trifles
  1085. to complain of a pain
  1086. to complain of itching
  1087. to complain of pain
  1088. to complain of the heat
  1089. to complement
  1090. to complete
  1091. to complete ...
  1092. to complete most of something
  1093. to complete one's journey
  1094. to complete the first stage of
  1095. to completely rethink
  1096. to complicate
  1097. to compliment and criticize lavishly
  1098. to comply
  1099. to comply with
  1100. to comply with a person's wishes
  1101. to compose
  1102. to compose a haiku poem
  1103. to compose a poem
  1104. to compose a waka
  1105. to compose impromptu
  1106. to compose oneself
  1107. to compound
  1108. to compound a medicine
  1109. to comprehend
  1110. to compress
  1111. to comprise
  1112. to compromise
  1113. to compute
  1114. to conceal
  1115. to conceal one's true nature or feelings
  1116. to conceal oneself
  1117. to concede
  1118. to concede a point
  1119. to conceive
  1120. to concentrate
  1121. to concentrate on
  1122. to concentrate on single-mindedly
  1123. to concentrate one's attention
  1124. to concentrate one's attention on
  1125. to concentrate one's effort
  1126. to concentrate one's spirit or strength on
  1127. to concern
  1128. to concern oneself about
  1129. to conclude
  1130. to conclude a dance
  1131. to conclude a discussion
  1132. to conclude one's speech
  1133. to concoct
  1134. to concur
  1135. to condemn
  1136. to condense
  1137. to condescend
  1138. to condole
  1139. to condone
  1140. to conduct
  1141. to conduct a religious service
  1142. to conduct heat
  1143. to conduct oneself
  1144. to conduct oneself in an unseemly manner
  1145. to conduct oneself well
  1146. to confer
  1147. to confer on
  1148. to confess
  1149. to confide in
  1150. to configure
  1151. to confine
  1152. to confine to a room
  1153. to confirm
  1154. to confiscate
  1155. to conflict
  1156. to conform
  1157. to conform to
  1158. to conform to the rules of etiquette
  1159. to confront
  1160. to confuse
  1161. to confuse someone
  1162. to confuse with
  1163. to confute
  1164. to congeal
  1165. to congratulate
  1166. to congratulate oneself
  1167. to congregate
  1168. to conjecture
  1169. to connect
  1170. to connect to
  1171. to connect with
  1172. to connive at
  1173. to conquer
  1174. to consecrate
  1175. to consent
  1176. to consent to
  1177. to conserve
  1178. to consider
  1179. to consider a burden or nuisance
  1180. to consider a matter carefully
  1181. to consider as
  1182. to consider as independent
  1183. to consider to be
  1184. to consider to be inevitable
  1185. to consider to be reasonable
  1186. to consider together
  1187. to consign to oblivion
  1188. to consist of
  1189. to console
  1190. to consolidate
  1191. to consort with
  1192. to conspire
  1193. to conspire with
  1194. to constitute the cause and effect
  1195. to constrict
  1196. to constrict one's chest
  1197. to construct
  1198. to construct a fort
  1199. to construct a sentence
  1200. to construct an embankment
  1201. to consult
  1202. to consult a dictionary
  1203. to consult a doctor
  1204. to consult somebody
  1205. to consult with
  1206. to consume
  1207. to consume entirely
  1208. to consume time and-or resources
  1209. to contact
  1210. to contact someone
  1211. to contain
  1212. to contain two or more features
  1213. to contaminate
  1214. to contemplate
  1215. to contend
  1216. to contend for
  1217. to contend for distinction
  1218. to contend for victory
  1219. to contend with
  1220. to contend with difficulties
  1221. to content oneself with
  1222. to contest
  1223. to continue
  1224. to continue ...
  1225. to continue for a long time
  1226. to continue in a natural fashion
  1227. to continue in the same state
  1228. to continue one's studies up to university
  1229. to continue riding
  1230. to continue to do
  1231. to continue to have
  1232. to continue to increase
  1233. to continue to mount
  1234. to continue to rain or snow
  1235. to continue to receive
  1236. to continue to work
  1237. to continue without end
  1238. to continue writing
  1239. to contract
  1240. to contract a disease
  1241. to contract a marriage
  1242. to contradict
  1243. to contrast with
  1244. to contravene
  1245. to contribute
  1246. to contribute an article
  1247. to contribute jointly
  1248. to control
  1249. to control centrally
  1250. to control from the shadows
  1251. to control one's temper
  1252. to control oneself
  1253. to convalesce
  1254. to convene
  1255. to conventionalize
  1256. to converse
  1257. to convert
  1258. to convert into
  1259. to convert to
  1260. to convey
  1261. to convey a message
  1262. to convey one's thoughts
  1263. to convince
  1264. to coo at
  1265. to cook
  1266. to cook by steam
  1267. to cook hard
  1268. to cook in a microwave oven
  1269. to cook inside
  1270. to cook rice
  1271. to cook together
  1272. to cook up a specious story to get out of an uncomfortable situation
  1273. to cook with rice
  1274. to cool
  1275. to cool down
  1276. to cool down one's anger
  1277. to cool off
  1278. to cool oneself
  1279. to cool something down
  1280. to cooperate
  1281. to cooperate with
  1282. to coordinate
  1283. to cope with
  1284. to copulate
  1285. to copy
  1286. to copy from a computer to another medium
  1287. to coquet
  1288. to corner
  1289. to corner someone in an argument
  1290. to corner the market
  1291. to corral
  1292. to correct
  1293. to correct a fault
  1294. to correct an error
  1295. to correct cutting
  1296. to correct one's posture
  1297. to correct oneself
  1298. to correlate
  1299. to correspond
  1300. to correspond to
  1301. to corrode
  1302. to corrupt
  1303. to cosplay
  1304. to cost
  1305. to cost little
  1306. to cost much
  1307. to couch
  1308. to cough
  1309. to cough violently
  1310. to counsel
  1311. to count
  1312. to count again
  1313. to count on
  1314. to count on one's fingers
  1315. to count on someone as the only support
  1316. to count the votes
  1317. to count up
  1318. to count wrongly
  1319. to count wrongly on purpose
  1320. to counterattack
  1321. to counterbalance
  1322. to counterfeit
  1323. to counterplot
  1324. to counterpoise
  1325. to court
  1326. to court disaster
  1327. to court someone
  1328. to cover
  1329. to cover a coffin
  1330. to cover a lot of ground
  1331. to cover a shortage
  1332. to cover coals with ash
  1333. to cover one's face
  1334. to cover one's private parts
  1335. to cover oneself
  1336. to cover over
  1337. to cover up
  1338. to cover up and make a show
  1339. to cover up for someone
  1340. to cover up for something
  1341. to cover up the sky
  1342. to cover up with something
  1343. to cover with
  1344. to cover with earth
  1345. to cover with paint
  1346. to covet
  1347. to cower
  1348. to cower with fright
  1349. to crack
  1350. to crack a smile
  1351. to crack down on
  1352. to crack jokes
  1353. to cram
  1354. to cram into
  1355. to cramp
  1356. to crash
  1357. to crash a car into the back of another
  1358. to crash one's car into the back of another
  1359. to crawl
  1360. to crawl back to
  1361. to crawl into
  1362. to crawl like a worm
  1363. to crawl on the ground
  1364. to crawl or creep out of
  1365. to crawl up
  1366. to creak
  1367. to create
  1368. to create a band
  1369. to create a beautiful variegated pattern
  1370. to create a smokescreen
  1371. to create a stir
  1372. to creep
  1373. to creep about
  1374. to creep in
  1375. to creep out
  1376. to creep up
  1377. to creep up slowly on the point
  1378. to crimp
  1379. to crimple
  1380. to cringe
  1381. to cringe with fear
  1382. to crinkle
  1383. to criticise
  1384. to criticise severely
  1385. to criticize
  1386. to criticize severely
  1387. to criticize strongly
  1388. to croak
  1389. to crook
  1390. to crop
  1391. to cross
  1392. to cross a mountain
  1393. to cross a pass
  1394. to cross a river
  1395. to cross breed
  1396. to cross each other
  1397. to cross one's fingers
  1398. to cross one's legs
  1399. to cross one's mind
  1400. to cross oneself
  1401. to cross out
  1402. to cross over
  1403. to cross over a pass
  1404. to cross paths
  1405. to cross swords
  1406. to cross swords with
  1407. to cross the ocean
  1408. to cross-examine
  1409. to cross-stitch
  1410. to crosshatch
  1411. to crouch
  1412. to crouch down
  1413. to crow at the break of dawn
  1414. to crowd
  1415. to crowd around
  1416. to crowd in
  1417. to crowd into
  1418. to crowd out
  1419. to crowd round
  1420. to crowd together in a confined space
  1421. to crown
  1422. to crown beauty with even greater beauty
  1423. to cruise
  1424. to crumble
  1425. to crumble and fall onto another object
  1426. to crumble away
  1427. to crumble down
  1428. to crumple
  1429. to crunch
  1430. to crush
  1431. to crush to death
  1432. to crush underfoot
  1433. to crush with a foot
  1434. to crush with the teeth
  1435. to cry
  1436. to cry about
  1437. to cry against
  1438. to cry and beg for mercy
  1439. to cry and shout
  1440. to cry loudly for a reform
  1441. to cry one's eyes out
  1442. to cry oneself out
  1443. to cry over
  1444. to cry sour grapes
  1445. to cry tears of joy
  1446. to cry to each other
  1447. to cry uncle
  1448. to cuddle
  1449. to cuddle close together
  1450. to cuddle with
  1451. to cull
  1452. to cultivate
  1453. to cultivate a better understanding
  1454. to cultivate a field
  1455. to cultivate wisdom
  1456. to cum
  1457. to curb
  1458. to curdle
  1459. to cure
  1460. to cure a cold
  1461. to cure a disease
  1462. to cure an illness
  1463. to curl
  1464. to curl oneself up
  1465. to curl up
  1466. to curry favor with
  1467. to curry favor with one's superior
  1468. to curry favour
  1469. to curry favour with
  1470. to curry favour with one's superior
  1471. to curry up to someone
  1472. to curse
  1473. to curtail
  1474. to curtail a budget
  1475. to curve
  1476. to cut
  1477. to cut a conspicuous figure
  1478. to cut a long story short
  1479. to cut a swath
  1480. to cut across
  1481. to cut and carry off
  1482. to cut and discard
  1483. to cut and dry
  1484. to cut and enlarge
  1485. to cut and even up
  1486. to cut and hang down
  1487. to cut and insert
  1488. to cut and prepare
  1489. to cut and sew
  1490. to cut apart
  1491. to cut around
  1492. to cut at
  1493. to cut back
  1494. to cut by rubbing
  1495. to cut carelessly
  1496. to cut corners
  1497. to cut down
  1498. to cut down all
  1499. to cut down an enemy
  1500. to cut down housekeeping expenses
  1501. to cut down little by little
  1502. to cut down on
  1503. to cut fine
  1504. to cut hair
  1505. to cut in
  1506. to cut in two
  1507. to cut into
  1508. to cut into squares
  1509. to cut loose
  1510. to cut off
  1511. to cut off a finger
  1512. to cut off and separate
  1513. to cut off the hair
  1514. to cut off the head of a sleeping person
  1515. to cut off the retreat
  1516. to cut one's hair
  1517. to cut one's ties with
  1518. to cut one's way through
  1519. to cut one's way through the waves
  1520. to cut oneself off
  1521. to cut open
  1522. to cut open a tied bundle
  1523. to cut or trim something evenly
  1524. to cut out
  1525. to cut out from cloth
  1526. to cut several pieces to the same size
  1527. to cut short
  1528. to cut shorter
  1529. to cut the Gordian knot
  1530. to cut the wheel
  1531. to cut through
  1532. to cut to pieces
  1533. to cut up
  1534. to cut up fish
  1535. to cut up small
  1536. to cut well
  1537. to cut your own throat
  1538. to dabble
  1539. to dabble in
  1540. to dally
  1541. to dam
  1542. to dam up
  1543. to damage
  1544. to dampen
  1545. to dance
  1546. to dance all night
  1547. to dance away
  1548. to dance in ecstasy
  1549. to dance the last dance
  1550. to dance to the music
  1551. to dance until dawn
  1552. to dandle
  1553. to dangle
  1554. to darken
  1555. to darken one's face
  1556. to darn
  1557. to dart away
  1558. to dart off
  1559. to dart one's eyes about
  1560. to dash
  1561. to dash against
  1562. to dash off
  1563. to dash on oneself
  1564. to dash over oneself
  1565. to daub
  1566. to daunt
  1567. to dawdle
  1568. to dawn
  1569. to dazzle
  1570. to deadlock
  1571. to deafen
  1572. to deal
  1573. to deal a blow in return
  1574. to deal exhaustively with
  1575. to deal in
  1576. to deal out
  1577. to deal with
  1578. to deal with a large number
  1579. to deal with a matter
  1580. to deal with a situation
  1581. to debate
  1582. to decapitate
  1583. to decay
  1584. to decease
  1585. to deceive
  1586. to deceive and lead astray
  1587. to deceive somebody into believing
  1588. to deceive someone
  1589. to decide
  1590. to decide by oneself
  1591. to decide on
  1592. to decide that
  1593. to decide the outcome
  1594. to decide to
  1595. to decide to ...
  1596. to decide upon
  1597. to decipher
  1598. to deck oneself out
  1599. to deck out
  1600. to declaim
  1601. to declare
  1602. to declare a state of emergency
  1603. to declare impressively
  1604. to decline
  1605. to decline in price
  1606. to decline politely
  1607. to decline to pay
  1608. to decoct
  1609. to decode
  1610. to decompose
  1611. to decorate
  1612. to decorate gaudily
  1613. to decorate with many bright colours
  1614. to decoy
  1615. to decoy out of
  1616. to decrease
  1617. to dedicate
  1618. to deduce
  1619. to deduct
  1620. to deem
  1621. to deep-fry
  1622. to deepen
  1623. to deeply desire
  1624. to deface
  1625. to default on one's debt
  1626. to defeat
  1627. to defeat a sitting member
  1628. to defeat a superior
  1629. to defeat crushingly
  1630. to defeat easily
  1631. to defeat one's enemy
  1632. to defeat one's opponent
  1633. to defend
  1634. to defend a fort
  1635. to defend oneself
  1636. to defer
  1637. to defer one's reply
  1638. to defile
  1639. to defile one's reputation
  1640. to deflect
  1641. to deflower
  1642. to defraud
  1643. to defraud of
  1644. to defy
  1645. to defy conventional wisdom
  1646. to defy description
  1647. to degenerate
  1648. to degrade
  1649. to degrade oneself
  1650. to degum
  1651. to deify
  1652. to deinstall
  1653. to delay
  1654. to delay one's answer
  1655. to delete
  1656. to delete a letter
  1657. to deliberate
  1658. to deliberately act oddly
  1659. to delight
  1660. to delight the eye
  1661. to delimit
  1662. to delineate
  1663. to deliver
  1664. to deliver an imperial edict
  1665. to deliver goods
  1666. to deliver the coup de grace
  1667. to deliver the final blow
  1668. to delude
  1669. to delve into
  1670. to demand
  1671. to demand action
  1672. to demand gratitude
  1673. to demand money
  1674. to demarcate
  1675. to demolish
  1676. to demonstrate
  1677. to demonstrate one's skill
  1678. to demount
  1679. to denote
  1680. to denounce
  1681. to denounce publicly
  1682. to dent
  1683. to deny
  1684. to depart
  1685. to depart from
  1686. to depend
  1687. to depend and presume upon another's benevolence
  1688. to depend on
  1689. to depend on one's children
  1690. to depend on one's parents' support
  1691. to depend on somebody for food and lodging
  1692. to depend on the ...
  1693. to depict
  1694. to deplete
  1695. to deplore
  1696. to deplore the corruption of politics
  1697. to depose
  1698. to deposit
  1699. to deprecate
  1700. to deprecate oneself and praise the listener
  1701. to depress
  1702. to deprive
  1703. to deprive of
  1704. to deprive of a role
  1705. to dequeue
  1706. to derail
  1707. to deride
  1708. to derive
  1709. to derive a formula
  1710. to derive from
  1711. to derive nourishment from an elemental portion of mist or fog
  1712. to descend
  1713. to descend a river
  1714. to descend from heaven
  1715. to descend on
  1716. to descend the rapids
  1717. to descend to mayhem
  1718. to describe
  1719. to describe an arc
  1720. to desecrate
  1721. to desert
  1722. to deserve
  1723. to desiccate
  1724. to design
  1725. to designate
  1726. to desilverise
  1727. to desilverize
  1728. to desire
  1729. to desist from
  1730. to despair of
  1731. to despatch
  1732. to despatch a messenger
  1733. to despise
  1734. to destroy
  1735. to destroy a relationship
  1736. to detach
  1737. to detail
  1738. to detain
  1739. to detect
  1740. to determine
  1741. to detest
  1742. to detest intensely
  1743. to dethrone
  1744. to detour
  1745. to devastate
  1746. to develop
  1747. to develop a connection with
  1748. to develop a crack
  1749. to develop a rash or inflammation
  1750. to develop into a serious incident
  1751. to develop one's ability
  1752. to deviate
  1753. to deviate from
  1754. to devise
  1755. to devise a plan
  1756. to devote
  1757. to devote one's life
  1758. to devote oneself
  1759. to devote oneself to
  1760. to devote oneself to something
  1761. to devour
  1762. to devour a meal
  1763. to devour greedily
  1764. to diagnose
  1765. to dial
  1766. to dictate
  1767. to die
  1768. to die a natural death
  1769. to die a noble death
  1770. to die and be reborn as something else
  1771. to die at the top
  1772. to die before someone
  1773. to die by drowning
  1774. to die down
  1775. to die in
  1776. to die in obscurity
  1777. to die in one's own bed
  1778. to die of cold
  1779. to die on the battlefield
  1780. to die out
  1781. to die peacefully
  1782. to die right after a loved one
  1783. to differ
  1784. to differ a little
  1785. to differ depending on ...
  1786. to differentiate
  1787. to diffuse
  1788. to diffuse aromatherapy oils
  1789. to dig
  1790. to dig around in
  1791. to dig down
  1792. to dig in
  1793. to dig into
  1794. to dig or plow up
  1795. to dig out
  1796. to dig through
  1797. to dig up
  1798. to dig up and expose a criminal matter
  1799. to dig up lotus roots
  1800. to dig up messily
  1801. to dig your own grave
  1802. to digest
  1803. to dilute
  1804. to dilute with soda
  1805. to dilute with water
  1806. to diminish
  1807. to diminish the spirit
  1808. to dip
  1809. to dip in
  1810. to dip or scoop up
  1811. to direct
  1812. to direct someone toward ...
  1813. to direct things from behind the scenes
  1814. to dirty one's hands
  1815. to dis
  1816. to disable
  1817. to disabuse
  1818. to disadvantage
  1819. to disagree
  1820. to disallow
  1821. to disappear
  1822. to disappear completely
  1823. to disappear into
  1824. to disarm
  1825. to disarrange
  1826. to discard
  1827. to discard the flower for the fruit
  1828. to discern
  1829. to discharge
  1830. to discharge one's duties
  1831. to discharge passengers
  1832. to discharge someone
  1833. to discipline
  1834. to disclose
  1835. to disclose a secret
  1836. to discolor
  1837. to discolour
  1838. to disconnect
  1839. to discontinue
  1840. to discount
  1841. to discourage
  1842. to discover
  1843. to discriminate
  1844. to discuss
  1845. to discuss in the same terms
  1846. to discuss mutual interests
  1847. to discuss unreservedly
  1848. to disdain
  1849. to disembark
  1850. to disentangle
  1851. to disgrace
  1852. to disgrace one's ancestors
  1853. to disgrace oneself
  1854. to disguise
  1855. to disguise oneself
  1856. to disguise oneself as
  1857. to disguise oneself as a woman
  1858. to dish out
  1859. to dish out food or drink
  1860. to dish up
  1861. to dishevel
  1862. to dishonor
  1863. to dishonour
  1864. to dislike
  1865. to dislike the company of
  1866. to dislocate
  1867. to dislocate one's back
  1868. to dislodge
  1869. to dismantle
  1870. to dismember
  1871. to dismiss
  1872. to dismiss a dialog box
  1873. to dismount
  1874. to disobey
  1875. to disobey one's parents
  1876. to disobey one's superiors
  1877. to disparage
  1878. to dispatch
  1879. to dispatch a messenger
  1880. to dispatch troops
  1881. to dispel
  1882. to dispel doubts
  1883. to disperse
  1884. to display
  1885. to display one's ability
  1886. to display one's anger
  1887. to display one's real ability
  1888. to displease
  1889. to displease someone
  1890. to dispose
  1891. to dispose of
  1892. to dispossess
  1893. to dispute
  1894. to disqualify
  1895. to disregard
  1896. to disrobe
  1897. to diss
  1898. to dissemble
  1899. to disseminate
  1900. to dissolve
  1901. to dissolve colors
  1902. to dissolve colours
  1903. to dissuade
  1904. to distance oneself from
  1905. to distend
  1906. to distill
  1907. to distinguish
  1908. to distinguish in writing
  1909. to distinguish on case
  1910. to distinguish oneself
  1911. to distort
  1912. to distract
  1913. to distract a person's attention
  1914. to distract oneself
  1915. to distraction
  1916. to distribute
  1917. to distrust
  1918. to disturb
  1919. to disturb one's sleep
  1920. to disturb the water
  1921. to dive
  1922. to diverge
  1923. to divert
  1924. to divert one's mind from sorrow
  1925. to divide
  1926. to divide among
  1927. to divide and pass around
  1928. to divide by
  1929. to divide in half
  1930. to divide in two
  1931. to divide into five parts
  1932. to divide into three
  1933. to divide out
  1934. to divide the spoils
  1935. to divide up
  1936. to divine
  1937. to divorce
  1938. to divorce one's wife
  1939. to divulge
  1940. to do
  1941. to do ...
  1942. to do ... all over the place
  1943. to do ... and come back
  1944. to do ... back
  1945. to do ... completely
  1946. to do ... entirely
  1947. to do ... heartily
  1948. to do ... heavily
  1949. to do ... thoroughly
  1950. to do ... to each other
  1951. to do ... together
  1952. to do ... vigorously
  1953. to do ... well
  1954. to do ... wildly
  1955. to do a 180
  1956. to do a bit of this and a bit of that
  1957. to do a meritorious deed
  1958. to do a silly thing
  1959. to do adequately
  1960. to do alongside
  1961. to do an act of benevolence at the sacrifice of oneself
  1962. to do as one likes
  1963. to do as one pleases
  1964. to do at one's own discretion
  1965. to do at the same time
  1966. to do away with
  1967. to do away with someone
  1968. to do business
  1969. to do by oneself
  1970. to do by the use of
  1971. to do en masse
  1972. to do everything possible
  1973. to do evil
  1974. to do for
  1975. to do for one
  1976. to do for real
  1977. to do formally
  1978. to do good
  1979. to do harm
  1980. to do in earnest
  1981. to do in moderation
  1982. to do in place of or on behalf of
  1983. to do in real life
  1984. to do in secret
  1985. to do in unison
  1986. to do intently
  1987. to do intently and exclusively
  1988. to do it all over again
  1989. to do its work
  1990. to do mischief
  1991. to do not cover the expense
  1992. to do nothing
  1993. to do nothing but
  1994. to do of one's own free will
  1995. to do often
  1996. to do one harm
  1997. to do one thing exclusively
  1998. to do one's best
  1999. to do one's business
  2000. to do one's duty


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