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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 do one's hair
  2. to do one's part
  3. to do oneself
  4. to do or not to do
  5. to do over
  6. to do over again
  7. to do properly
  8. to do respectfully
  9. to do reverence
  10. to do so
  11. to do so that ...
  12. to do someone in
  13. to do something as a group
  14. to do something behind someone's back
  15. to do something by choice
  16. to do something completely
  17. to do something different
  18. to do something for form's sake
  19. to do something for someone in order to create an obligation of gratitude from that person
  20. to do something for the rest of one's life
  21. to do something in advance
  22. to do something in public
  23. to do something in readiness for
  24. to do something one regrets
  25. to do something over again
  26. to do something stealthily
  27. to do something to the best of one's ability
  28. to do something to the end
  29. to do something together
  30. to do something unexpected
  31. to do something useless
  32. to do something with painful reluctance
  33. to do something without any particular intention or mind to do so
  34. to do something young
  35. to do sweet-talk
  36. to do the ironing
  37. to do the trick
  38. to do thoroughly
  39. to do thriving business
  40. to do thus
  41. to do to completion
  42. to do to exhaustion
  43. to do together
  44. to do too much
  45. to do up
  46. to do well
  47. to do what one is told to
  48. to do while no one is looking
  49. to do wholeheartedly
  50. to do with determination
  51. to do with sincerity
  52. to do with something as one pleases
  53. to do without
  54. to dock
  55. to document
  56. to dodge
  57. to doff
  58. to domesticate
  59. to dominate
  60. to domineer
  61. to donate
  62. to double
  63. to double the ranks
  64. to double up
  65. to double-cross
  66. to doubt
  67. to dovetail
  68. to dovetail together
  69. to down another drink
  70. to download
  71. to downplay
  72. to downpour
  73. to doze
  74. to doze off
  75. to draft
  76. to draft a proposal
  77. to drag
  78. to drag along
  79. to drag around
  80. to drag down
  81. to drag in
  82. to drag into
  83. to drag on
  84. to drag out
  85. to drag things out
  86. to drag up
  87. to drain
  88. to drain away
  89. to drain dry
  90. to drain out
  91. to draught a proposal
  92. to draw
  93. to draw a bow
  94. to draw a conclusion
  95. to draw a curtain
  96. to draw a diagram
  97. to draw a line
  98. to draw a plan
  99. to draw a sword
  100. to draw an arc
  101. to draw aside
  102. to draw aside curt
  103. to draw attention
  104. to draw attention to
  105. to draw back
  106. to draw bow to limit
  107. to draw breath
  108. to draw close to
  109. to draw closed the curtain
  110. to draw closer
  111. to draw closer to
  112. to draw criticism upon oneself
  113. to draw for a specific purpose
  114. to draw for the occasion
  115. to draw in
  116. to draw into
  117. to draw lots
  118. to draw near
  119. to draw near unnoticed
  120. to draw off
  121. to draw off the top liquid
  122. to draw or pull something towards oneself
  123. to draw out
  124. to draw something near to oneself
  125. to draw swords and face off
  126. to draw the conclusion that ...
  127. to draw the line
  128. to draw through one's hand
  129. to draw towards
  130. to draw up
  131. to draw upon one's profound knowledge
  132. to draw water
  133. to dread
  134. to dream
  135. to dream of making a fortune at one stroke
  136. to dream up
  137. to dredge
  138. to dredge up
  139. to drench
  140. to dress
  141. to dress down
  142. to dress formally
  143. to dress in
  144. to dress in the latest Western fashion
  145. to dress oneself
  146. to dress oneself stylishly
  147. to dress oneself up
  148. to dress stylishly
  149. to dress to kill
  150. to dress to the nines
  151. to dress up
  152. to dress up in costume
  153. to dress vegetables
  154. to dribble
  155. to drift
  156. to drift about
  157. to drift along
  158. to drift away
  159. to drift to
  160. to drill
  161. to drill into
  162. to drink
  163. to drink and sing at the same time
  164. to drink as well as sing
  165. to drink at a round of places
  166. to drink away one's money
  167. to drink in one gulp
  168. to drink oneself dead drunk
  169. to drink oneself drunk
  170. to drink oneself unconscious
  171. to drink regularly
  172. to drink someone down
  173. to drink someone under the table
  174. to drink straight
  175. to drink stubbornly
  176. to drink the cup dry
  177. to drink the night away
  178. to drink together
  179. to drink too much
  180. to drink up
  181. to drip
  182. to drip down
  183. to drive
  184. to drive a bargain
  185. to drive a car
  186. to drive a quill
  187. to drive around
  188. to drive at full speed
  189. to drive away
  190. to drive back
  191. to drive badly
  192. to drive hard
  193. to drive in
  194. to drive into
  195. to drive mad
  196. to drive off
  197. to drive on
  198. to drive out
  199. to drive quickly
  200. to drive someone off with gunfire
  201. to drive someone on
  202. to drive someone out
  203. to drive to
  204. to drive to the wall
  205. to drive to wall
  206. to drive up to
  207. to drizzle
  208. to drool
  209. to droop
  210. to drop
  211. to drop a few lines
  212. to drop dead
  213. to drop in
  214. to drop in for a short visit
  215. to drop into
  216. to drop off
  217. to drop one's shoulders
  218. to drop out
  219. to drop someone a line
  220. to drop something and have it fall into something
  221. to drop under
  222. to drown
  223. to drown out
  224. to drug
  225. to drum the belly
  226. to dry
  227. to dry and harden
  228. to dry off
  229. to dry out
  230. to dry out and crack
  231. to dry until stiff
  232. to dry up
  233. to dry up completely
  234. to dub
  235. to duck
  236. to duck one's head
  237. to dull
  238. to dumbfound
  239. to dump
  240. to dump core
  241. to dump in together
  242. to dump memory contents
  243. to dun
  244. to dunk
  245. to dupe
  246. to duplicate
  247. to dust
  248. to dust off
  249. to dwell
  250. to dwell eloquently
  251. to dwell on
  252. to dye
  253. to dye again
  254. to dye fast
  255. to dye in different colors
  256. to each one's own
  257. to earn
  258. to earn a living
  259. to earn by working
  260. to earn income
  261. to earn one's living
  262. to ease
  263. to ease up
  264. to ease up the speed
  265. to easily attain victory
  266. to eat
  267. to eat a bit of everything
  268. to eat a boxed lunch
  269. to eat a mouthful
  270. to eat at Denny's
  271. to eat at McDonald's
  272. to eat dinner
  273. to eat into
  274. to eat messily
  275. to eat one's opponent alive
  276. to eat oneself out of house and home
  277. to eat out of the same pot
  278. to eat raw
  279. to eat some of everything
  280. to eat something for the first time in the season
  281. to eat to one's hearts content
  282. to eat together
  283. to eat too much
  284. to eat untidily
  285. to eat up
  286. to eat up completely
  287. to eat up one's fortune
  288. to eat up quickly
  289. to eat with a munching or crunching sound
  290. to eat with relish
  291. to ebb
  292. to ebb and flow
  293. to ebb away
  294. to echo
  295. to eclipse
  296. to economise
  297. to economise in the household
  298. to economize
  299. to economize in the household
  300. to eddy
  301. to edge up to
  302. to edify
  303. to edit
  304. to educate
  305. to efface
  306. to effuse
  307. to egg on
  308. to ejaculate
  309. to eject
  310. to eke out a living
  311. to elaborate
  312. to elaborate a plan
  313. to elapse
  314. to elevate
  315. to eliminate
  316. to eliminate systematically
  317. to elongate one's arms
  318. to elope
  319. to elucidate
  320. to elude
  321. to email an image or photograph
  322. to embark
  323. to embark on
  324. to embarrass
  325. to embarrass someone
  326. to embed
  327. to embellish
  328. to embezzle
  329. to embody
  330. to emboss
  331. to embrace
  332. to embrace a child
  333. to embrace closely
  334. to embrace each other
  335. to embrace tightly
  336. to embroider
  337. to emerge
  338. to emerge and engage
  339. to emit
  340. to emit smoke
  341. to empathize with
  342. to emphasise
  343. to emphasize
  344. to emphasize the favour one has done
  345. to employ
  346. to employ the right person
  347. to empty
  348. to empty out
  349. to emulate
  350. to emulate each other
  351. to encamp
  352. to enchant
  353. to enchase with
  354. to encircle
  355. to enclose
  356. to enclose with a circle
  357. to encloud
  358. to encounter
  359. to encourage
  360. to encourage someone
  361. to encourage someone to expect something
  362. to encourage someone to go
  363. to encourage to do
  364. to encroach
  365. to encroach on
  366. to end
  367. to end in
  368. to end in vain
  369. to end up
  370. to end up with
  371. to end without result
  372. to endanger
  373. to endanger oneself for someone
  374. to endeavor
  375. to endeavor to
  376. to endeavour
  377. to endorse
  378. to endure
  379. to enfold
  380. to enforce will
  381. to engage
  382. to engage in
  383. to engage in a bout
  384. to engage in a heated discussion
  385. to engage in a lively conversation
  386. to engage in competition
  387. to engage in contest
  388. to engage in lesbian sexual activity
  389. to engage in lively conversation
  390. to engage in prostitution
  391. to engage in something until death comes
  392. to engender
  393. to engrave
  394. to engrave an inscription
  395. to engrave on one's heart
  396. to engulf
  397. to enhance
  398. to enhance a mood
  399. to enjoy
  400. to enjoy a panoramic view
  401. to enjoy an advantage
  402. to enjoy evening cool
  403. to enjoy favor
  404. to enjoy great prosperity
  405. to enjoy oneself
  406. to enjoy oneself to one's hearts content
  407. to enjoy oneself to the full
  408. to enjoy prosperity
  409. to enjoy the beauty of
  410. to enjoy the cool breeze
  411. to enjoy the trust and confidence of
  412. to enlarge
  413. to enlighten
  414. to enliven
  415. to enqueue
  416. to enquire
  417. to enquire of someone about something
  418. to enrapture
  419. to enrich
  420. to enrol
  421. to enrol in a temple school
  422. to enroll
  423. to ensconce oneself
  424. to enshrine
  425. to enshroud
  426. to ensnare
  427. to ensure
  428. to ensure is dead
  429. to entangle
  430. to entangle themselves together
  431. to enter
  432. to enter a bath
  433. to enter a family as an adopted child
  434. to enter a new year
  435. to enter in an account book
  436. to enter into
  437. to enter into a person's feelings
  438. to enter into diplomatic relations
  439. to enter someone as a candidate
  440. to enter someone's territory by force
  441. to enter the government service
  442. to entertain
  443. to entertain one's guests
  444. to entertain someone
  445. to enthrall
  446. to enthrone a king
  447. to enthuse
  448. to entice
  449. to entice a customer
  450. to entice a person to do something wrong
  451. to entice out of
  452. to entice someone
  453. to entitle
  454. to entomb
  455. to entrap
  456. to entrap a person
  457. to entreat
  458. to entreat repeatedly
  459. to entrust
  460. to entrust to
  461. to entrust to a doctor
  462. to entrust to another
  463. to entrust with power of attorney
  464. to entwine
  465. to entwine threads of various colours
  466. to enumerate
  467. to envelop
  468. to envisage
  469. to envision
  470. to envision how things will turn out
  471. to envy
  472. to equal
  473. to equate
  474. to equip
  475. to equivocate
  476. to eradicate
  477. to erase
  478. to erase all trace of something
  479. to erect
  480. to erode
  481. to err
  482. to err and not change one's ways
  483. to escape
  484. to escape being burned
  485. to escape danger
  486. to escape evil
  487. to escape from
  488. to escape harm
  489. to escape safely
  490. to escort
  491. to escort and wait on
  492. to escort home
  493. to espouse to
  494. to establish
  495. to establish a claim
  496. to establish a lead
  497. to establish a school of
  498. to establish a secret liaison
  499. to establish an emotional bond with
  500. to esteem
  501. to estimate
  502. to estimate value
  503. to estrange
  504. to estrange people
  505. to etch
  506. to etch into one's mind
  507. to evacuate
  508. to evade
  509. to evade one's responsibilities
  510. to evade payment
  511. to evaluate
  512. to evict
  513. to evoke
  514. to exacerbate
  515. to exact
  516. to exaggerate
  517. to examine
  518. to examine beforehand
  519. to examine carefully
  520. to examine closely
  521. to examine in full detail
  522. to examine one's pulse
  523. to examine papers
  524. to examine tickets
  525. to exasperate
  526. to excavate
  527. to exceed
  528. to exceed the budget
  529. to excel
  530. to excel at
  531. to excel in
  532. to excel in one thing
  533. to except
  534. to exchange
  535. to exchange A for B
  536. to exchange blows
  537. to exchange glances
  538. to exchange greetings
  539. to exchange gunfire
  540. to exchange jokes
  541. to exchange promises
  542. to exchange shots
  543. to exchange vows
  544. to exchange wooing cries
  545. to exchange words
  546. to exchange words or promises
  547. to excise
  548. to excite
  549. to exclude
  550. to exclude from the schedule
  551. to exclude wastefulness
  552. to excruciate
  553. to excuse
  554. to excuse oneself
  555. to execute
  556. to exemplify
  557. to exempt
  558. to exercise
  559. to exercise authority
  560. to exercise one's authority
  561. to exercise one's authority as a
  562. to exercise one's ingenuity
  563. to exercise one's talent
  564. to exercise parental authority
  565. to exert
  566. to exert one's strength
  567. to exert oneself
  568. to exert oneself and win
  569. to exert oneself greatly
  570. to exhale
  571. to exhaust
  572. to exhaust a topic
  573. to exhaust one's stock
  574. to exhaust somebody's civility
  575. to exhibit
  576. to exile
  577. to exile a criminal
  578. to exist
  579. to exit
  580. to exit from the application
  581. to exorcise
  582. to exorcise a fox spirit
  583. to expand
  584. to expand a market
  585. to expect
  586. to expect from
  587. to expect someone to
  588. to expedite
  589. to expel
  590. to expel from an important position
  591. to expend
  592. to expend money
  593. to experience
  594. to experience a sense of stress
  595. to experience a welling up of feelings or sensations
  596. to experience personally
  597. to expire
  598. to explain
  599. to explain adequately
  600. to explain away
  601. to explain carefully or by making distinctions
  602. to explain clearly
  603. to explain or describe a situation or matter in greatest details
  604. to explain plainly
  605. to explain the facts of life
  606. to explain the meaning of a sutra
  607. to explain the situation
  608. to explain well
  609. to exploit
  610. to explore
  611. to export
  612. to expose
  613. to expose one's faults
  614. to expose one's thighs
  615. to expose one's true character
  616. to expose one's true colors
  617. to expose one's weakness to an adversary
  618. to expose oneself to ridicule
  619. to expose to
  620. to expound
  621. to express
  622. to express by gestures
  623. to express disbelief
  624. to express in a roundabout way
  625. to express in different words
  626. to express one's feelings fully in a poem
  627. to express properly
  628. to expunge
  629. to extend
  630. to extend a deadline
  631. to extend a helping hand
  632. to extend by force
  633. to extend far back
  634. to extend itself
  635. to extend one's arm
  636. to extend one's arm straight ahead
  637. to extend one's knowledge
  638. to extend over or into
  639. to extend the sale of
  640. to extend the term
  641. to exterminate
  642. to extinguish
  643. to extol
  644. to extort
  645. to extort from
  646. to extract
  647. to extract a tooth
  648. to extract by broiling
  649. to extract essence by boiling
  650. to extract flavor
  651. to extradite
  652. to extricate
  653. to exude
  654. to fabricate
  655. to fabricate a web of lies
  656. to fabricate in order to deceive
  657. to face
  658. to face about
  659. to face away
  660. to face defeat
  661. to face down the opposition
  662. to face each other
  663. to face on
  664. to face someone
  665. to face the situation
  666. to face the truth
  667. to facilitate
  668. to factor out
  669. to fade
  670. to fade in color
  671. to fade in colour
  672. to fade into dusk
  673. to fade into twilight
  674. to fade something by overwashing it
  675. to fail
  676. to fail in doing
  677. to fail in making
  678. to fail in one's social duties
  679. to fail one step short of great success
  680. to fail to ...
  681. to fail to be attentive to
  682. to fail to capitalise
  683. to fail to capitalize
  684. to fail to catch
  685. to fail to come
  686. to fail to come up with a good idea
  687. to fail to die
  688. to fail to do
  689. to fail to earn a credit
  690. to fail to escape
  691. to fail to go
  692. to fail to hear
  693. to fail to hear something
  694. to fail to hit
  695. to fail to keep
  696. to fail to mention something or tell somebody something
  697. to fail to notice
  698. to fail to read correctly
  699. to fail to recognise
  700. to fail to recognize
  701. to faint
  702. to fall
  703. to fall and pile up
  704. to fall and roll over
  705. to fall apart
  706. to fall asleep
  707. to fall at the last hurdle
  708. to fall backward
  709. to fall behind
  710. to fall behind schedule
  711. to fall behind the times
  712. to fall below
  713. to fall completely dark
  714. to fall down
  715. to fall down with a "plop"
  716. to fall flat
  717. to fall for
  718. to fall forward
  719. to fall from heaven
  720. to fall ill
  721. to fall in
  722. to fall in drops
  723. to fall in love
  724. to fall in love at first sight
  725. to fall in love with
  726. to fall in one's way
  727. to fall in price
  728. to fall in public esteem
  729. to fall in value
  730. to fall into
  731. to fall into a trap
  732. to fall into another's hands
  733. to fall into deep sadness or despair
  734. to fall into disgrace with
  735. to fall into error
  736. to fall into hands
  737. to fall into one's lap
  738. to fall into ruin
  739. to fall into straitened circumstances
  740. to fall just short of
  741. to fall low
  742. to fall off
  743. to fall on one's backside
  744. to fall on one's shoulders
  745. to fall onto
  746. to fall out
  747. to fall out of
  748. to fall out of love
  749. to fall over
  750. to fall prey to
  751. to fall prostrate
  752. to fall senseless
  753. to fall short
  754. to fall silent
  755. to fall sound asleep
  756. to fall through
  757. to fall to ruins
  758. to fall under someone's control
  759. to fall victim to
  760. to falsely accuse of a crime
  761. to falsify
  762. to falsify a fact
  763. to falter
  764. to fan
  765. to fan a fire with one's breath
  766. to fan incessantly
  767. to farewell
  768. to farm
  769. to fart without making a sound
  770. to fascinate
  771. to fast
  772. to fasten
  773. to fasten a button
  774. to fasten a lock
  775. to fasten one's eye on
  776. to fasten to
  777. to fathom
  778. to fatigue
  779. to fatigue one's mind
  780. to favor
  781. to favour
  782. to fawn on
  783. to fawn over
  784. to fear
  785. to fear God
  786. to feast
  787. to feast one's eyes
  788. to feast one's eyes on
  789. to feather one's own nest
  790. to feature
  791. to feed
  792. to feed and clothe
  793. to feed someone
  794. to feel
  795. to feel A about B
  796. to feel a bite
  797. to feel a pain
  798. to feel anger
  799. to feel angry
  800. to feel annoyed
  801. to feel annoyed at
  802. to feel anxious
  803. to feel anxious about
  804. to feel around for
  805. to feel as though ...
  806. to feel ashamed
  807. to feel at ease
  808. to feel at home
  809. to feel attracted by
  810. to feel awkward
  811. to feel better
  812. to feel bitter
  813. to feel blocked
  814. to feel blue
  815. to feel cold
  816. to feel constrained
  817. to feel constraint
  818. to feel cool
  819. to feel creepy
  820. to feel depressed
  821. to feel despondent
  822. to feel discouraged
  823. to feel dispirited
  824. to feel dizzy
  825. to feel down
  826. to feel dull
  827. to feel embarrassed
  828. to feel emotions form
  829. to feel exhausted
  830. to feel faint
  831. to feel for something
  832. to feel frightened
  833. to feel giddy
  834. to feel gloomy
  835. to feel good
  836. to feel grateful
  837. to feel gratified
  838. to feel guilty
  839. to feel happy after having been relieved of a responsibility
  840. to feel hot
  841. to feel hungry
  842. to feel hurt
  843. to feel ill at ease
  844. to feel impatient
  845. to feel inclined
  846. to feel inclined to
  847. to feel inclined to do
  848. to feel inferior
  849. to feel irritated
  850. to feel itchy
  851. to feel languid
  852. to feel let down
  853. to feel like
  854. to feel like an idiot
  855. to feel like doing
  856. to feel like it
  857. to feel listless
  858. to feel lonely
  859. to feel lost
  860. to feel more cheerful
  861. to feel more confident
  862. to feel more like
  863. to feel nauseated
  864. to feel nervous
  865. to feel offended
  866. to feel on edge
  867. to feel oneself indebted to
  868. to feel out
  869. to feel out of it
  870. to feel out of place
  871. to feel overwhelmed
  872. to feel pain
  873. to feel pressure
  874. to feel purified
  875. to feel refreshed
  876. to feel regret
  877. to feel relaxed
  878. to feel relieved
  879. to feel relieved of one's burden
  880. to feel satisfied
  881. to feel self-conscious
  882. to feel shocked
  883. to feel shy
  884. to feel sick
  885. to feel small
  886. to feel some inclination
  887. to feel sorrow
  888. to feel sorry
  889. to feel spent
  890. to feel sudden remorse
  891. to feel surprise
  892. to feel tense
  893. to feel the call of ...
  894. to feel the heat
  895. to feel timid
  896. to feel under pressure
  897. to feel unease or guilt for troubling someone
  898. to feel uneasy
  899. to feel uneasy about
  900. to feel young again
  901. to feign
  902. to feign friendliness
  903. to feign ignorance
  904. to feign ignorance or unconcern
  905. to feign illness
  906. to feign innocence
  907. to fell
  908. to fell a tree
  909. to fence in
  910. to ferment
  911. to ferret out
  912. to ferry across
  913. to fertilise
  914. to fertilize
  915. to fester
  916. to fetch
  917. to fib
  918. to fiddle
  919. to fiddle with
  920. to fight
  921. to fight against
  922. to fight amongst yourselves
  923. to fight each other
  924. to fight off a virus
  925. to fight one's enemy
  926. to fight to the bitter end
  927. to fight to the last
  928. to fight with
  929. to fight with each other
  930. to fight with every minute and every second
  931. to fight with swords
  932. to figure
  933. to filch
  934. to file
  935. to file a claim
  936. to file for bankruptcy
  937. to file for divorce
  938. to file notice
  939. to fill
  940. to fill a bottle
  941. to fill a gap
  942. to fill a hole with earth
  943. to fill in
  944. to fill in a hole
  945. to fill in for a vacancy
  946. to fill one's own pocket by taking advantage of a position
  947. to fill out
  948. to fill up
  949. to fill with water
  950. to fillet
  951. to film
  952. to filter
  953. to filter out
  954. to finalize
  955. to finally arrive at
  956. to finally hit on
  957. to finally start to do something
  958. to finance
  959. to find
  960. to find a clear solution
  961. to find a clue
  962. to find a market for
  963. to find a new market
  964. to find a new master
  965. to find a solution
  966. to find an answer to a question
  967. to find an excuse
  968. to find difficult to do
  969. to find fault
  970. to find fault with
  971. to find fault with everybody
  972. to find fault with other people rather than oneself
  973. to find fault with someone
  974. to find it easy to fall asleep
  975. to find it hard to say
  976. to find one's feet
  977. to find one's way
  978. to find oneself
  979. to find oneself fearful
  980. to find out
  981. to find out the truth
  982. to find something interesting
  983. to find that...
  984. to find unmanageable
  985. to find useful
  986. to finger
  987. to finish
  988. to finish a story
  989. to finish carving of engraving
  990. to finish dyeing
  991. to finish giving orders
  992. to finish off
  993. to finish one's work
  994. to finish printing
  995. to finish reading
  996. to finish saying
  997. to finish sewing
  998. to finish speaking
  999. to finish telling
  1000. to finish the most difficult part
  1001. to finish the work
  1002. to finish up
  1003. to finish washing
  1004. to finish writing
  1005. to fire
  1006. to fire a gun
  1007. to fire from a job
  1008. to fire into
  1009. to fire oneself up
  1010. to fire someone
  1011. to fire someone up
  1012. to fire the first shot
  1013. to firmly establish a policy
  1014. to fish
  1015. to fish for
  1016. to fissure
  1017. to fit
  1018. to fit by rubbing together
  1019. to fit in
  1020. to fit into
  1021. to fit the mold
  1022. to fit the mould
  1023. to fit to
  1024. to fit together
  1025. to fit well
  1026. to fix
  1027. to fix an arrow to the string
  1028. to fix in memory
  1029. to fix into place
  1030. to fix one's affection on
  1031. to fix one's eyes on
  1032. to fix one's eyes upon
  1033. to fix one's hair
  1034. to fix the rate
  1035. to fix upon
  1036. to fizzle
  1037. to fizzle out
  1038. to flame
  1039. to flame someone
  1040. to flap
  1041. to flap strongly
  1042. to flare up
  1043. to flare up at
  1044. to flash
  1045. to flatten
  1046. to flatten oneself
  1047. to flatter
  1048. to flatter oneself
  1049. to flaunt
  1050. to flavor
  1051. to flavour
  1052. to flay
  1053. to flee
  1054. to flee abroad
  1055. to flee away
  1056. to flee from one's enemy
  1057. to fletch
  1058. to flick
  1059. to flick off
  1060. to flicker
  1061. to flinch
  1062. to fling
  1063. to fling away
  1064. to fling mud at
  1065. to fling off
  1066. to fling open
  1067. to fling up
  1068. to flip
  1069. to flip one's lid
  1070. to flip out
  1071. to flip over one's hand
  1072. to flip through
  1073. to flip up
  1074. to flirt
  1075. to flirt with
  1076. to flirt with a woman
  1077. to flirt with one another
  1078. to flit
  1079. to flit about
  1080. to float
  1081. to float across
  1082. to float in the air
  1083. to flock
  1084. to flock together
  1085. to flood
  1086. to floor
  1087. to flop
  1088. to flop onto
  1089. to flounder
  1090. to flourish
  1091. to flow
  1092. to flow down
  1093. to flow in
  1094. to flow into
  1095. to flow out
  1096. to flow smoothly
  1097. to flow together
  1098. to flower
  1099. to flub
  1100. to fluctuate
  1101. to flush
  1102. to flush bright red
  1103. to flush out
  1104. to fluster
  1105. to flutter
  1106. to flutter about
  1107. to flutter in the wind
  1108. to fly
  1109. to fly a kite
  1110. to fly a pigeon
  1111. to fly about
  1112. to fly apart
  1113. to fly around
  1114. to fly away
  1115. to fly back
  1116. to fly down
  1117. to fly high
  1118. to fly in the air
  1119. to fly in the sky
  1120. to fly into a rage
  1121. to fly off
  1122. to fly off the shelves
  1123. to fly out
  1124. to fly past each other
  1125. to fly up
  1126. to fly wildly about
  1127. to foam
  1128. to focus
  1129. to focus intently on
  1130. to focus on
  1131. to focus one's energies
  1132. to focus one's mind
  1133. to fog up
  1134. to fold
  1135. to fold arms
  1136. to fold back
  1137. to fold in
  1138. to fold in half
  1139. to fold in two
  1140. to fold inside
  1141. to fold into layers
  1142. to fold one's arms
  1143. to fold one's wings
  1144. to fold over
  1145. to fold up
  1146. to follow
  1147. to follow a precedent
  1148. to follow about
  1149. to follow advice
  1150. to follow an argument to its logical conclusion
  1151. to follow an example set by earlier generations
  1152. to follow another's example
  1153. to follow around
  1154. to follow blindly
  1155. to follow example
  1156. to follow in order
  1157. to follow in succession
  1158. to follow in the footsteps of
  1159. to follow precedent
  1160. to follow someone's lead
  1161. to follow suit
  1162. to follow the rut
  1163. to follow the rut of the preceding cart
  1164. to follow the school of
  1165. to follow the sense
  1166. to follow up
  1167. to foment
  1168. to fondle
  1169. to fool
  1170. to foot it
  1171. to forbid
  1172. to forbid someone to do something
  1173. to force
  1174. to force a sale
  1175. to force back
  1176. to force into an unpleasant situation
  1177. to force one's way
  1178. to force one's way through
  1179. to force open
  1180. to force out
  1181. to force out an opponent
  1182. to force someone along
  1183. to force someone into a difficult situation by ...
  1184. to force someone out of the ring
  1185. to force someone to leave
  1186. to force someone to sit down
  1187. to force something
  1188. to force something into someone's mouth
  1189. to force something under the surface of the water
  1190. to force surrender
  1191. to force to do
  1192. to force to go to
  1193. to force up
  1194. to forcefully convince
  1195. to forcefully open up a hole
  1196. to forcibly separate
  1197. to forebode
  1198. to forecast
  1199. to foresee
  1200. to forestall
  1201. to forfeit
  1202. to forfeit a pawned article
  1203. to forge
  1204. to forge a sword
  1205. to forget
  1206. to forget about
  1207. to forget about one's troubles
  1208. to forget completely
  1209. to forget one's troubles by doing something enjoyable
  1210. to forget one's worries
  1211. to forget oneself
  1212. to forget to ask
  1213. to forget to mention
  1214. to forget to say
  1215. to forget to write
  1216. to forget to write something
  1217. to forgive
  1218. to forgive a person for their error
  1219. to forgive and forget
  1220. to forgive someone for their mistake
  1221. to fork
  1222. to form
  1223. to form a bunch
  1224. to form a circle
  1225. to form a close friendship
  1226. to form a committee
  1227. to form a complete whole
  1228. to form a counterpart
  1229. to form a crowd
  1230. to form a gap
  1231. to form a group
  1232. to form a hard mass
  1233. to form a line
  1234. to form a pair
  1235. to form a partnership or association
  1236. to form a party
  1237. to form a plan
  1238. to form an alliance
  1239. to form an organisation
  1240. to form an organization
  1241. to form groups
  1242. to form pus
  1243. to formalise
  1244. to formalize
  1245. to formularise
  1246. to formularize
  1247. to formulate
  1248. to forsake
  1249. to forsake one thing for another
  1250. to fortify
  1251. to fortify oneself with a meal
  1252. to fortify the frontier
  1253. to forward
  1254. to forward to
  1255. to foster
  1256. to found
  1257. to found a house
  1258. to fracture
  1259. to frame
  1260. to frame someone
  1261. to frame up
  1262. to free
  1263. to free one's thoughts from melancholy
  1264. to freeze
  1265. to freeze over
  1266. to freeze to
  1267. to freeze to death
  1268. to frequent tirelessly
  1269. to freshen
  1270. to fret
  1271. to fret from forced idleness
  1272. to frighten
  1273. to frolic
  1274. to frost
  1275. to froth
  1276. to frown
  1277. to frustrate
  1278. to fry
  1279. to fuck
  1280. to fuck off
  1281. to fulfil
  1282. to fulfill
  1283. to fulfill one's duty
  1284. to fulfill one's obligations
  1285. to fulfill one's responsibilities
  1286. to fulfill one's responsibility
  1287. to fumble
  1288. to fumble for
  1289. to fumble or falter with one's words
  1290. to fumble with
  1291. to fumigate
  1292. to function
  1293. to function properly
  1294. to function well
  1295. to fund
  1296. to furnish
  1297. to furnish with funds
  1298. to furrow
  1299. to fuse
  1300. to fuss about
  1301. to fuss over
  1302. to gad around
  1303. to gag someone
  1304. to gain
  1305. to gain a point
  1306. to gain a reputation
  1307. to gain a victory
  1308. to gain control of something
  1309. to gain experience
  1310. to gain fame
  1311. to gain healthy weight
  1312. to gain in
  1313. to gain in quantity
  1314. to gain in skill
  1315. to gain influence
  1316. to gain knowledge
  1317. to gain more confidence
  1318. to gain on
  1319. to gain on someone
  1320. to gain prestige
  1321. to gain prominence
  1322. to gain strength
  1323. to gain time
  1324. to gain victory
  1325. to gain weight
  1326. to gallivant about
  1327. to gallop
  1328. to gallop away
  1329. to galvanize
  1330. to gamble
  1331. to gambol
  1332. to gang-rape
  1333. to gargle
  1334. to garner
  1335. to garnish
  1336. to gasp
  1337. to gasp in or with surprise
  1338. to gather
  1339. to gather and bundle together
  1340. to gather and make a commotion
  1341. to gather attention
  1342. to gather chestnuts from a fire
  1343. to gather in
  1344. to gather in large groups
  1345. to gather in large numbers
  1346. to gather knowledge
  1347. to gather speed
  1348. to gather strength
  1349. to gather together
  1350. to gather up
  1351. to gaze
  1352. to gaze at
  1353. to gaze at the moon
  1354. to gaze back at
  1355. to gaze into the distance
  1356. to gaze long at
  1357. to gear with
  1358. to generalise
  1359. to generalize
  1360. to generate an event
  1361. to genuflect
  1362. to germinate
  1363. to gesture to
  1364. to get
  1365. to get a better opinion of
  1366. to get a black belt
  1367. to get a call
  1368. to get a divorce
  1369. to get a fever
  1370. to get a full house
  1371. to get a good scolding
  1372. to get a kickback
  1373. to get a late start
  1374. to get a laugh
  1375. to get a lead
  1376. to get a name for oneself
  1377. to get a phone call
  1378. to get a raise in salary
  1379. to get a rakeoff
  1380. to get a reputation as a philanderer
  1381. to get a small share of what someone is enjoying
  1382. to get a steady job
  1383. to get a swollen head
  1384. to get a tiny share of the profits
  1385. to get accustomed to
  1386. to get accustomed to using
  1387. to get acquainted
  1388. to get acquainted with
  1389. to get across
  1390. to get addicted
  1391. to get ahead of
  1392. to get all worked up about
  1393. to get along
  1394. to get along well
  1395. to get along well together
  1396. to get along well with
  1397. to get along with
  1398. to get an empty stomach
  1399. to get an inkling
  1400. to get an upset stomach
  1401. to get angry
  1402. to get anxious
  1403. to get around
  1404. to get at
  1405. to get attention
  1406. to get away
  1407. to get away with
  1408. to get back
  1409. to get back into one's stride
  1410. to get back into the swing of it
  1411. to get back on one's feet
  1412. to get back to normal
  1413. to get back together again
  1414. to get beneath someone's skin
  1415. to get benefit from
  1416. to get bent
  1417. to get better
  1418. to get between
  1419. to get big
  1420. to get blunt
  1421. to get blurred
  1422. to get blurry
  1423. to get burned and stuck on
  1424. to get busted
  1425. to get carried away
  1426. to get caught
  1427. to get caught up in
  1428. to get chilled
  1429. to get chilly
  1430. to get close
  1431. to get close to
  1432. to get close to the time
  1433. to get closer to
  1434. to get cloudy
  1435. to get cocky
  1436. to get cold
  1437. to get cold feet
  1438. to get cold gradually
  1439. to get colder
  1440. to get completely chilled
  1441. to get complicated
  1442. to get conceited
  1443. to get confused
  1444. to get cracked
  1445. to get credit
  1446. to get cross
  1447. to get dark
  1448. to get dead drunk
  1449. to get deeper in debt
  1450. to get dim
  1451. to get dirty
  1452. to get dislocated
  1453. to get dislodged
  1454. to get distracted
  1455. to get done on time
  1456. to get down
  1457. to get drenched to the skin
  1458. to get dressed up
  1459. to get drunk
  1460. to get dry
  1461. to get empty
  1462. to get encouraged
  1463. to get engaged
  1464. to get even with
  1465. to get excited
  1466. to get familiar with
  1467. to get fat
  1468. to get filled with
  1469. to get fired
  1470. to get fired up
  1471. to get fluffy
  1472. to get flunked in an examination
  1473. to get flustered
  1474. to get frayed
  1475. to get free
  1476. to get full marks
  1477. to get fully furnished
  1478. to get going
  1479. to get good reviews
  1480. to get goosebumps
  1481. to get grub
  1482. to get heavy
  1483. to get hoarse
  1484. to get hold of
  1485. to get hold of money
  1486. to get home
  1487. to get hooked
  1488. to get hungry
  1489. to get hurt
  1490. to get hurt feelings
  1491. to get husky
  1492. to get impatient
  1493. to get impure
  1494. to get in
  1495. to get in a flap
  1496. to get in touch
  1497. to get in touch with
  1498. to get information
  1499. to get information out of a person
  1500. to get injured
  1501. to get intimate with
  1502. to get into
  1503. to get into a panic
  1504. to get into a passion
  1505. to get into an argument
  1506. to get into the swing
  1507. to get into the swing of
  1508. to get into trouble
  1509. to get involved in
  1510. to get involved or entangled in
  1511. to get involved with
  1512. to get irritated
  1513. to get it over with
  1514. to get jammed
  1515. to get jealous
  1516. to get kinked
  1517. to get late
  1518. to get lively
  1519. to get loose teeth
  1520. to get lost
  1521. to get lucky
  1522. to get mad
  1523. to get married
  1524. to get mended
  1525. to get mixed up
  1526. to get mixed up in
  1527. to get moldy
  1528. to get more blessing than one deserves
  1529. to get more than one requests
  1530. to get mouldy
  1531. to get muddy
  1532. to get narrower
  1533. to get nervous
  1534. to get off
  1535. to get off one's arse
  1536. to get off with a little loss
  1537. to get old
  1538. to get on
  1539. to get on a horse
  1540. to get on aboard
  1541. to get on base
  1542. to get on heat
  1543. to get on one's nerves
  1544. to get on the wrong vehicle
  1545. to get on top of
  1546. to get on well
  1547. to get on well with
  1548. to get on with
  1549. to get one's act together
  1550. to get one's hands on
  1551. to get one's hooks into
  1552. to get one's hopes up
  1553. to get one's revenge
  1554. to get one's teeth into
  1555. to get out
  1556. to get out of bed
  1557. to get out of order
  1558. to get out of place
  1559. to get out of shape
  1560. to get out of sight
  1561. to get out-of-fashion
  1562. to get over
  1563. to get passionate about
  1564. to get pissed off
  1565. to get psyched
  1566. to get publicity
  1567. to get ready
  1568. to get revenge on someone in a different contest
  1569. to get rid of
  1570. to get ripped off for every last penny
  1571. to get scarce
  1572. to get scared
  1573. to get scolded severely
  1574. to get separated
  1575. to get shabby
  1576. to get skillful with
  1577. to get slightly dirty
  1578. to get somebody to do something
  1579. to get someone out
  1580. to get someone to say
  1581. to get someone to their feet
  1582. to get someone's agreement
  1583. to get something done
  1584. to get something over with
  1585. to get sophisticated
  1586. to get stage fright
  1587. to get stormy
  1588. to get straight to the point
  1589. to get strong
  1590. to get stronger
  1591. to get stubborn
  1592. to get stuck
  1593. to get stuck in
  1594. to get stuck up
  1595. to get stuck with
  1596. to get successfully through the bulk of the work
  1597. to get sulky
  1598. to get teary-eyed
  1599. to get the bad end of a bargain
  1600. to get the ball rolling
  1601. to get the bath ready
  1602. to get the better of
  1603. to get the idea of doing
  1604. to get the jitters
  1605. to get the most out of
  1606. to get the short end of the stick
  1607. to get the stories straight
  1608. to get thin
  1609. to get things in the wrong order
  1610. to get through
  1611. to get through with
  1612. to get tired
  1613. to get tired of
  1614. to get tired of waiting
  1615. to get tired out
  1616. to get to
  1617. to get to grips with
  1618. to get to know
  1619. to get to know the world by being in contact with people
  1620. to get to say
  1621. to get to the bottom of
  1622. to get to the core of
  1623. to get to think that way
  1624. to get to work
  1625. to get together
  1626. to get too familiar with
  1627. to get too skinny
  1628. to get torn
  1629. to get training in
  1630. to get twisted
  1631. to get underway
  1632. to get untied
  1633. to get up
  1634. to get up someone's nose
  1635. to get up to speed
  1636. to get used
  1637. to get used to
  1638. to get used to call
  1639. to get used to driving
  1640. to get used to hearing
  1641. to get used to living in
  1642. to get used to one's work
  1643. to get used to riding
  1644. to get used to seeing
  1645. to get very mad
  1646. to get warm
  1647. to get well
  1648. to get wet
  1649. to get wild
  1650. to get wind of
  1651. to get worked up
  1652. to get worse
  1653. to get wrong ideas by letting one's imagination run wild
  1654. to giggle
  1655. to gild
  1656. to gild refined gold
  1657. to give
  1658. to give ... the flick
  1659. to give a banquet
  1660. to give a blunt answer
  1661. to give a clear explanation
  1662. to give a cold
  1663. to give a deep
  1664. to give a dinner party
  1665. to give a discount on
  1666. to give a full account
  1667. to give a glance
  1668. to give a good shaking
  1669. to give a graphic account
  1670. to give a haircut
  1671. to give a hand
  1672. to give a hard blow
  1673. to give a holiday to
  1674. to give a lesson
  1675. to give a lift
  1676. to give a long talk
  1677. to give a miss
  1678. to give a name
  1679. to give a person a good scolding
  1680. to give a person a rap on the knuckles
  1681. to give a piece or stone
  1682. to give a play
  1683. to give a present or gift
  1684. to give a reason
  1685. to give a ride
  1686. to give a ride to
  1687. to give a signed statement or an IOU
  1688. to give a sound scolding
  1689. to give a talk to
  1690. to give a treat
  1691. to give a true account
  1692. to give a warning
  1693. to give advice
  1694. to give an advantage
  1695. to give an air of
  1696. to give an answer
  1697. to give an ear to
  1698. to give an elementary lesson
  1699. to give an evasive answer
  1700. to give an example
  1701. to give an idea to
  1702. to give an important position
  1703. to give an impression
  1704. to give an order
  1705. to give and receive love
  1706. to give and take
  1707. to give attention
  1708. to give back
  1709. to give birth
  1710. to give birth to
  1711. to give board to
  1712. to give by tossing or throwing
  1713. to give concrete form to
  1714. to give courage to
  1715. to give currency to
  1716. to give detailed instructions
  1717. to give direction
  1718. to give directions
  1719. to give first-aid
  1720. to give flowers as a gift
  1721. to give forth
  1722. to give guidance
  1723. to give heed to
  1724. to give hell to
  1725. to give in
  1726. to give in marriage
  1727. to give in to an urge
  1728. to give in to despair
  1729. to give into custody
  1730. to give into temptation
  1731. to give it one's all
  1732. to give meaning to
  1733. to give money
  1734. to give money freely
  1735. to give more than a passing thought to
  1736. to give mouth
  1737. to give notice
  1738. to give off
  1739. to give off a scent
  1740. to give off a stench
  1741. to give one's heart to
  1742. to give one's life
  1743. to give one's name
  1744. to give one's opinion
  1745. to give one's thought to
  1746. to give oneself airs
  1747. to give oneself away
  1748. to give oneself over to
  1749. to give oneself to
  1750. to give oneself up
  1751. to give oneself up to
  1752. to give out
  1753. to give out an odor
  1754. to give out fragrance
  1755. to give patronage
  1756. to give permission
  1757. to give permission to marry
  1758. to give pleasure
  1759. to give praise
  1760. to give rein to
  1761. to give relief
  1762. to give relief to
  1763. to give rise to
  1764. to give rise to hostile comment
  1765. to give shelter to
  1766. to give somebody the impression
  1767. to give someone a belt
  1768. to give someone a blow
  1769. to give someone a charge
  1770. to give someone a drink
  1771. to give someone a pep talk
  1772. to give someone a surprise
  1773. to give someone head
  1774. to give someone hell
  1775. to give someone the final word
  1776. to give someone their final notice
  1777. to give something dignity
  1778. to give something weight
  1779. to give strength
  1780. to give the cold shoulder to
  1781. to give the rod
  1782. to give the seat of honor
  1783. to give the slip
  1784. to give the stamp of approval
  1785. to give thought to
  1786. to give to
  1787. to give trouble
  1788. to give up
  1789. to give up all thoughts of
  1790. to give up as hopeless
  1791. to give up one's membership of a society
  1792. to give up smoking
  1793. to give way to despair
  1794. to give way to the light of the morning
  1795. to give your seat to someone
  1796. to glance
  1797. to glance at
  1798. to glare
  1799. to glare another down
  1800. to glare at
  1801. to glare at each other
  1802. to gleam
  1803. to glide
  1804. to glide down
  1805. to glimpse
  1806. to glisten
  1807. to glitter
  1808. to gloat
  1809. to gloss
  1810. to gloss over
  1811. to glow
  1812. to glow red
  1813. to glow with self-satisfaction
  1814. to glower at
  1815. to glue
  1816. to gnaw
  1817. to gnaw at and scatter around
  1818. to gnaw through
  1819. to go
  1820. to go about
  1821. to go about one's work
  1822. to go across
  1823. to go across a mountain
  1824. to go against
  1825. to go ahead
  1826. to go all out
  1827. to go along
  1828. to go along with
  1829. to go along with what somebody wants
  1830. to go amiss
  1831. to go and get
  1832. to go and visit
  1833. to go around
  1834. to go as expected
  1835. to go astray
  1836. to go at with might and main
  1837. to go away
  1838. to go away for the summer
  1839. to go awry
  1840. to go back
  1841. to go back and forth
  1842. to go back home
  1843. to go back on one's word
  1844. to go back to bed
  1845. to go back to the start
  1846. to go back to the starting point
  1847. to go backwards
  1848. to go bad
  1849. to go bankrupt
  1850. to go bar-hopping
  1851. to go before
  1852. to go beyond
  1853. to go beyond the limit
  1854. to go broke
  1855. to go by
  1856. to go by land
  1857. to go by way of
  1858. to go crazy
  1859. to go cruising
  1860. to go dead
  1861. to go down
  1862. to go down a slope
  1863. to go down and stand
  1864. to go down in history
  1865. to go down on one's hands and knees
  1866. to go down on one's knees
  1867. to go down slightly
  1868. to go down to Kyushu
  1869. to go down well
  1870. to go downhill
  1871. to go easy on somebody
  1872. to go far off
  1873. to go fishing
  1874. to go flat
  1875. to go flying along
  1876. to go for a further walk
  1877. to go forward
  1878. to go halfway round
  1879. to go home
  1880. to go hunting
  1881. to go in
  1882. to go in the direction of
  1883. to go indoors
  1884. to go insane
  1885. to go inside
  1886. to go into
  1887. to go into a huddle
  1888. to go into a room
  1889. to go into deeply
  1890. to go into eclipse
  1891. to go into labor
  1892. to go into labour
  1893. to go into opposition
  1894. to go into the minutest details
  1895. to go looking for
  1896. to go mad
  1897. to go mad with something
  1898. to go missing
  1899. to go north
  1900. to go numb
  1901. to go off one's head
  1902. to go on
  1903. to go on a military expedition
  1904. to go on a pub crawl
  1905. to go on a pub-crawl
  1906. to go on a trip
  1907. to go on a trip by car
  1908. to go on a trip with someone
  1909. to go on an errand
  1910. to go on and on
  1911. to go on endlessly
  1912. to go on foot
  1913. to go on reading
  1914. to go on to eternity
  1915. to go on tour
  1916. to go on with one's life
  1917. to go out
  1918. to go out and away
  1919. to go out for tea
  1920. to go out in a merry mood
  1921. to go out of fashion
  1922. to go out of turn
  1923. to go out of use
  1924. to go out on a limb
  1925. to go out to meet
  1926. to go out to play
  1927. to go out with
  1928. to go over
  1929. to go over the hump
  1930. to go pale
  1931. to go past
  1932. to go round and cut in
  1933. to go smoothly
  1934. to go south
  1935. to go steady with
  1936. to go straight
  1937. to go through
  1938. to go through a bitter experience
  1939. to go through all sorts of hardships
  1940. to go through formalities
  1941. to go through hard times
  1942. to go through step-by-step
  1943. to go through the motions
  1944. to go through the proper channels
  1945. to go through the winter
  1946. to go through with
  1947. to go to
  1948. to go to Starbucks
  1949. to go to a Seven-Eleven
  1950. to go to a cafe
  1951. to go to a convenience store
  1952. to go to a karaoke bar
  1953. to go to a temple and repent
  1954. to go to bed
  1955. to go to excess
  1956. to go to extremes
  1957. to go to heaven
  1958. to go to meet somebody
  1959. to go to one's heart
  1960. to go to pieces
  1961. to go to sea
  1962. to go to see
  1963. to go to seed
  1964. to go to sleep
  1965. to go to the bottom of an affair
  1966. to go to the dogs
  1967. to go to the end of something
  1968. to go to the office
  1969. to go to the toilet
  1970. to go to the top
  1971. to go to university
  1972. to go together
  1973. to go together like two zithers
  1974. to go too far
  1975. to go towards
  1976. to go under
  1977. to go underground
  1978. to go up
  1979. to go up a tower
  1980. to go up in smoke
  1981. to go up on the roof
  1982. to go up the stairs
  1983. to go upstream
  1984. to go via
  1985. to go well
  1986. to go well together
  1987. to go well with
  1988. to go wherever one has to go
  1989. to go with
  1990. to go with a purpose
  1991. to go with the flow
  1992. to go with the times
  1993. to go without saying
  1994. to go wrong
  1995. to gouge
  1996. to gouge out
  1997. to govern
  1998. to govern a country
  1999. to govern oneself
  2000. to grab


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