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オンライン鍋田辞書EDICT英語 見出し単語一覧

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  1. to rip up
  2. to ripen
  3. to riposte
  4. to ripple
  5. to rise
  6. to rise above
  7. to rise against
  8. to rise high
  9. to rise in public esteem
  10. to rise in rank
  11. to rise in rebellion
  12. to rise in revolt
  13. to rise in the world
  14. to rise in value
  15. to rise into importance
  16. to rise out the trap door
  17. to rise perpendicularly
  18. to rise to surface
  19. to rise to the highest possible rank
  20. to rise to the surface
  21. to rise up
  22. to rise up against
  23. to rise up in judgment against
  24. to rise up into the air
  25. to risk
  26. to risk one's life
  27. to rival
  28. to roam
  29. to roam about
  30. to roar
  31. to roast
  32. to rob
  33. to rock
  34. to rock the left hand
  35. to roil
  36. to roll
  37. to roll about
  38. to roll about with laughter
  39. to roll around in the grass or mud
  40. to roll around laughing
  41. to roll between the thumb and the fingers
  42. to roll down
  43. to roll in
  44. to roll into a ball
  45. to roll or tumble into
  46. to roll out
  47. to roll over
  48. to roll up
  49. to roll up and put in
  50. to roll up or pull up
  51. to romance
  52. to romp
  53. to rot
  54. to rot away
  55. to rotate
  56. to rotate in one's hands
  57. to round down
  58. to round off
  59. to round off the corners
  60. to round up
  61. to rouse
  62. to rouse anger
  63. to rouse oneself
  64. to rouse out of bed
  65. to rout
  66. to rove
  67. to row
  68. to row a boat
  69. to row up to
  70. to rub
  71. to rub against
  72. to rub down
  73. to rub in
  74. to rub into
  75. to rub off
  76. to rub out
  77. to rub someone the wrong way
  78. to rub to pieces
  79. to rub together
  80. to ruffle
  81. to ruin
  82. to ruin oneself
  83. to rule
  84. to rule a country requires many great men
  85. to rumble
  86. to ruminate on
  87. to rummage
  88. to rummage a dustbin
  89. to run
  90. to run a business
  91. to run a household
  92. to run a shop
  93. to run a virus scan program
  94. to run about
  95. to run about trying to escape
  96. to run across
  97. to run after
  98. to run aground
  99. to run along
  100. to run amok
  101. to run around
  102. to run away
  103. to run away and hide
  104. to run away from home
  105. to run away with
  106. to run beside
  107. to run by electricity
  108. to run counter to
  109. to run down
  110. to run for election
  111. to run from place to place
  112. to run high
  113. to run home
  114. to run into
  115. to run into problems
  116. to run mad after a girl
  117. to run off
  118. to run on a curtailed schedule
  119. to run one's tongue over
  120. to run or drive fast
  121. to run or operate
  122. to run out
  123. to run out of
  124. to run out of alcohol
  125. to run out of breath
  126. to run out of patience
  127. to run out of patience with
  128. to run out of sake
  129. to run out of steam
  130. to run out of stock
  131. to run past from behind
  132. to run rampant
  133. to run riot
  134. to run short
  135. to run somebody over
  136. to run swiftly
  137. to run through
  138. to run through one's fortune
  139. to run through to the end
  140. to run to
  141. to run to waste
  142. to run up
  143. to run up to
  144. to rush
  145. to rush about
  146. to rush away
  147. to rush for
  148. to rush in
  149. to rush into
  150. to rush like a flood
  151. to rush off
  152. to rush on
  153. to rush or crowd into
  154. to rush out
  155. to rush out from one's mouth
  156. to rush over
  157. to rust
  158. to rust away
  159. to rust together
  160. to rustle
  161. to rut
  162. to sabotage
  163. to sabotage by slowness
  164. to sacrifice
  165. to sacrifice a bishop
  166. to sacrifice oneself
  167. to sacrifice something small in order to save something great
  168. to sag
  169. to sail
  170. to sail across
  171. to sail up
  172. to sally forth
  173. to salt
  174. to salt away
  175. to salute
  176. to satirise
  177. to satirize
  178. to satisfy
  179. to satisfy one's appetite
  180. to satisfy oneself
  181. to satisfy the conditions
  182. to satisfy the requirements
  183. to saturate
  184. to saute
  185. to save
  186. to save face
  187. to save labor
  188. to save labour
  189. to save money
  190. to save one's face
  191. to save up
  192. to savor
  193. to saw
  194. to saw through
  195. to say
  196. to say a few words
  197. to say all kinds of things
  198. to say by mistake
  199. to say commonplace things
  200. to say die
  201. to say everything one wants to say
  202. to say farewell
  203. to say in addition
  204. to say in other words
  205. to say it out loud
  206. to say more than necessary
  207. to say no more
  208. to say nothing of
  209. to say over
  210. to say over and over again
  211. to say over one's shoulder
  212. to say proverbially
  213. to say repeatedly
  214. to say say previously unspoken thoughts
  215. to say something additional
  216. to say something better left unsaid
  217. to say something funny
  218. to say the least
  219. to say the same thing over and over again
  220. to say things to ease one's mind
  221. to say till you're blue in the face
  222. to say time and time again
  223. to scab
  224. to scald
  225. to scale
  226. to scan
  227. to scar
  228. to scare
  229. to scare out a snake by poking at the brush
  230. to scare the hell out of
  231. to scatter
  232. to scatter a room
  233. to scatter about
  234. to scatter around
  235. to scatter away
  236. to scatter in all directions
  237. to scatter something over
  238. to scent
  239. to scent out
  240. to scheme
  241. to scintillate
  242. to scoff
  243. to scoff at
  244. to scold
  245. to scold harshly
  246. to scold over a minor matter
  247. to scoop
  248. to scoop out
  249. to scoop up
  250. to scorch
  251. to score points with
  252. to score the first point
  253. to scorn
  254. to scour
  255. to scowl
  256. to scowl at
  257. to scramble
  258. to scramble for
  259. to scrap
  260. to scrape
  261. to scrape off
  262. to scrape out
  263. to scrape together
  264. to scrape up together
  265. to scratch
  266. to scratch off
  267. to scrawl
  268. to scream
  269. to screen
  270. to screen a movie
  271. to screen or eliminate
  272. to screen out computer viruses
  273. to screw
  274. to screw around
  275. to screw in
  276. to screw the pooch
  277. to screw up
  278. to screw up one's courage
  279. to scribble
  280. to scrimp
  281. to scrimp and save
  282. to scrub
  283. to scrutinise
  284. to scrutinize
  285. to scull
  286. to sculpt
  287. to scurry home
  288. to scuttle off
  289. to scythe down
  290. to seal
  291. to seal up
  292. to search
  293. to search about for
  294. to search for
  295. to search one's mind
  296. to search somewhere else
  297. to season
  298. to seat
  299. to secede
  300. to seclude oneself
  301. to second
  302. to secretly let escape
  303. to secure
  304. to securitize
  305. to seduce
  306. to see
  307. to see all
  308. to see everything
  309. to see for the first time
  310. to see how the land lies
  311. to see it to the end
  312. to see off
  313. to see out
  314. to see someone off
  315. to see that...
  316. to see the light
  317. to see the vanity of
  318. to see through
  319. to see through another's thoughts
  320. to see through to the finish
  321. to see with one's own eyes
  322. to see without obstruction
  323. to seed
  324. to seek
  325. to seek a path
  326. to seek direction
  327. to seek employment
  328. to seek for
  329. to seek information
  330. to seem
  331. to seem crazy
  332. to seem grown-up
  333. to seem mature
  334. to seem to be
  335. to seep
  336. to seep in
  337. to seep out
  338. to seethe
  339. to seize
  340. to seize an opportunity
  341. to seize evidence
  342. to seize power
  343. to seize the day
  344. to seize the initiative
  345. to select
  346. to select someone
  347. to self-question
  348. to sell
  349. to sell at a loss
  350. to sell at auction
  351. to sell below cost
  352. to sell cheap
  353. to sell completely
  354. to sell in haste
  355. to sell like hot cakes
  356. to sell off
  357. to sell on a large scale
  358. to sell out
  359. to sell out of
  360. to sell out to the masses
  361. to sell over to
  362. to sell under prime cost
  363. to sell well
  364. to sell wholesale
  365. to sell wholesale to a retailer
  366. to sell widely
  367. to send
  368. to send a message
  369. to send a messenger
  370. to send a person on an errand
  371. to send a person to Coventry
  372. to send a telegram
  373. to send afar
  374. to send an army
  375. to send and receive
  376. to send around
  377. to send away
  378. to send away for
  379. to send back
  380. to send cattle out grazing
  381. to send flying
  382. to send for
  383. to send forth
  384. to send home
  385. to send in
  386. to send off
  387. to send one's heart out to
  388. to send or direct a person to
  389. to send out
  390. to send out shoots
  391. to send soldiers
  392. to send some on out
  393. to send some one out
  394. to send someone
  395. to send something flying
  396. to send to
  397. to send to Coventry
  398. to send to an exhibition
  399. to send up
  400. to send word
  401. to send word to
  402. to sense
  403. to sense the mood
  404. to sentence
  405. to separate
  406. to separate by washing
  407. to separate from
  408. to separate in thought
  409. to sequence
  410. to serve
  411. to serve God
  412. to serve a master
  413. to serve as
  414. to serve as a concubine
  415. to serve as both
  416. to serve at the same time
  417. to serve breakfast
  418. to serve one's aim
  419. to serve one's employer faithfully
  420. to serve one's master
  421. to serve one's purpose
  422. to serve out one's apprenticeship
  423. to serve out one's time
  424. to serve rice in a bowl
  425. to serve sake
  426. to serve the purpose
  427. to serve two or more functions or roles simultaneously
  428. to set
  429. to set a boundary
  430. to set a frame
  431. to set a ladder up against
  432. to set a record
  433. to set a trend
  434. to set about
  435. to set about doing
  436. to set about in earnest
  437. to set about preparations
  438. to set adrift
  439. to set against
  440. to set aims
  441. to set apart
  442. to set aside
  443. to set aside for a purpose
  444. to set aside one's interests
  445. to set at naught
  446. to set atop
  447. to set beyond the Western horizon
  448. to set down on its side
  449. to set fire
  450. to set fire to
  451. to set forth
  452. to set forth on
  453. to set free
  454. to set in
  455. to set in motion
  456. to set off an explosive
  457. to set off on a trip
  458. to set on a stand
  459. to set one's hand to
  460. to set one's heart on
  461. to set one's sights on
  462. to set one's teeth
  463. to set out
  464. to set out again
  465. to set out en masse
  466. to set sail
  467. to set somebody to work in an arrogant fashion
  468. to set someone up
  469. to set to fighting
  470. to set to scutwork
  471. to set to work on revision
  472. to set type
  473. to set up
  474. to set up a company
  475. to set up a joke for somebody else
  476. to set up again
  477. to set up camp
  478. to set upon a journey
  479. to settle
  480. to settle a matter
  481. to settle accounts
  482. to settle down
  483. to settle down in
  484. to settle for the time being
  485. to settle in
  486. to settle into
  487. to settle into peace of mind
  488. to settle old scores
  489. to settle one's account
  490. to settle oneself
  491. to settle oneself down
  492. to settle peacefully
  493. to sever
  494. to sever connections
  495. to sew
  496. to sew a fox's skin to the lion's
  497. to sew in
  498. to sew on
  499. to sew together
  500. to sew up
  501. to sew up a wound
  502. to shade
  503. to shade an account
  504. to shade off
  505. to shade one's eyes
  506. to shadow
  507. to shake
  508. to shake and give
  509. to shake and untangle
  510. to shake back
  511. to shake down
  512. to shake free from
  513. to shake off
  514. to shake one's head
  515. to shake out
  516. to shake someone awake
  517. to shake with fright
  518. to shame the name
  519. to shamelessly demand one's rights
  520. to shape
  521. to share
  522. to share a bed
  523. to share a vehicle
  524. to share expenses
  525. to share good luck
  526. to share in the benefit
  527. to sharpen
  528. to sharpen a sword
  529. to sharpen one's claws
  530. to sharpen one's fangs
  531. to sharpen one's tone
  532. to sharpen swords
  533. to shatter
  534. to shave
  535. to shave off
  536. to shave off the hair
  537. to shear
  538. to shear sheep
  539. to sheathe
  540. to sheathe one's sword
  541. to shed
  542. to shed blood
  543. to shed light
  544. to shed light on
  545. to shed light on each other
  546. to shed many tears
  547. to shed silent tears
  548. to shed tears
  549. to shelter
  550. to shelter a criminal
  551. to shelve
  552. to shield
  553. to shift
  554. to shift blame to someone else
  555. to shift one's attention to
  556. to shift one's focus on
  557. to shift to
  558. to shimmer
  559. to shin up
  560. to shine
  561. to shine brilliantly
  562. to shine clearly
  563. to shine down upon
  564. to shine in
  565. to shine into or upon
  566. to shine light through
  567. to shine on
  568. to shine out far and wide
  569. to shine over
  570. to shine through
  571. to shine up
  572. to ship
  573. to ship water
  574. to shirk
  575. to shirk a responsibility
  576. to shirk one's duties
  577. to shirk one's responsibility
  578. to shirk payment
  579. to shit oneself
  580. to shiver
  581. to shock
  582. to shoot
  583. to shoot a person to death
  584. to shoot an arrow
  585. to shoot and miss
  586. to shoot back
  587. to shoot dead
  588. to shoot down
  589. to shoot into
  590. to shoot off
  591. to shoot or fire off an arrow
  592. to shoot out
  593. to shoot through
  594. to shoot through something
  595. to shoot to death
  596. to shoot up
  597. to shoot video for archiving
  598. to shorten
  599. to shorten one's life
  600. to shoulder
  601. to shoulder responsibility
  602. to shout
  603. to shout at
  604. to shout for joy
  605. to shout with exultation
  606. to shove
  607. to shove and push
  608. to shove in
  609. to shove someone about
  610. to shove to one side
  611. to shovel
  612. to show
  613. to show a bold front
  614. to show a guest in
  615. to show a leg
  616. to show a liking for
  617. to show a result
  618. to show a sign
  619. to show contempt for
  620. to show each other
  621. to show effect
  622. to show favor to
  623. to show favour to
  624. to show in
  625. to show interest in
  626. to show mercy to
  627. to show off
  628. to show one's age
  629. to show one's cards
  630. to show one's competence
  631. to show one's feelings or emotions in one's facial expression or behavior
  632. to show one's gratitude
  633. to show one's privates
  634. to show one's real ability
  635. to show one's stuff
  636. to show one's true colors
  637. to show oneself at one's best
  638. to show out
  639. to show partiality
  640. to show respect
  641. to show signs
  642. to show signs of
  643. to show signs of ...
  644. to show signs of appearing
  645. to show signs of spring
  646. to show someone
  647. to show someone a thing or two
  648. to show someone in
  649. to show someone what one can do
  650. to show the solution
  651. to show the way
  652. to show through
  653. to show understanding
  654. to show up
  655. to shower
  656. to shower questions on someone
  657. to shrink
  658. to shrink away
  659. to shrink back
  660. to shrink from
  661. to shrivel
  662. to shroud
  663. to shroud in darkness
  664. to shrug
  665. to shrug a matter off
  666. to shrug one's shoulders
  667. to shudder
  668. to shudder up
  669. to shuffle
  670. to shuffle along
  671. to shuffle one's feet
  672. to shun
  673. to shun society
  674. to shun somebody
  675. to shut
  676. to shut a door
  677. to shut down
  678. to shut in
  679. to shut one's eyes
  680. to shut one's mouth
  681. to shut oneself away
  682. to shut oneself up
  683. to shut oneself up in one's study
  684. to shut out
  685. to shut out one's opponents
  686. to shut the lid
  687. to shut up
  688. to shut up one's house
  689. to shy or flinch
  690. to side with
  691. to sidestep
  692. to sidle up to
  693. to sieve
  694. to sift
  695. to sift out
  696. to sift through
  697. to sigh
  698. to sigh in admiration
  699. to sign
  700. to sign a contract
  701. to signify
  702. to simmer
  703. to simplify
  704. to sincerely promise
  705. to sing
  706. to sing a tune
  707. to sing at the top of one's voice
  708. to sing energetically
  709. to sing for
  710. to sing from memory
  711. to sing praises to
  712. to sing responsively
  713. to sing the praises
  714. to sing to oneself
  715. to sing with abandon
  716. to singe
  717. to single out
  718. to single out someone for criticism
  719. to sink
  720. to sink a ship
  721. to sink below the surface
  722. to sink deeply into one's mind
  723. to sink down to the floor
  724. to sink in
  725. to sink into
  726. to sink into silence
  727. to sink money into
  728. to sink the boot into
  729. to sip
  730. to siphon off
  731. to sit
  732. to sit around the fire
  733. to sit at
  734. to sit at a desk
  735. to sit at ease
  736. to sit at table
  737. to sit cross-legged
  738. to sit down
  739. to sit down hard
  740. to sit for an examination
  741. to sit in a row
  742. to sit on
  743. to sit on a cushion
  744. to sit on a seat
  745. to sit on eggs
  746. to sit on the edge of one's seat
  747. to sit on the fence
  748. to sit on the floor with one knee raised
  749. to sit on the royal throne
  750. to sit side by side
  751. to sit silently at a meeting
  752. to sit straight
  753. to sit up
  754. to sit up late
  755. to sit up properly straight
  756. to sit with one knee up
  757. to sit-in
  758. to skedaddle
  759. to sketch
  760. to skewer
  761. to skim
  762. to skim over the water
  763. to skim the scum from broth or liquid
  764. to skin
  765. to skip
  766. to skip about
  767. to skip out
  768. to skip out on one's bar bill
  769. to skip over
  770. to skip school
  771. to slack the reins
  772. to slacken
  773. to slam
  774. to slam into
  775. to slander
  776. to slant
  777. to slap
  778. to slap on
  779. to slap something onto
  780. to slash
  781. to slash about
  782. to slash at
  783. to slash back
  784. to slash downward
  785. to slash promiscuously
  786. to slash though something
  787. to slaughter
  788. to slay
  789. to slay all
  790. to sleep
  791. to sleep deeply
  792. to sleep in an awkward position and wake with a crick in one's neck
  793. to sleep in peace
  794. to sleep like a log
  795. to sleep together in the same bed
  796. to sleep together using books as a pillow
  797. to sleep together using each other's bodies as pillow
  798. to sleep well
  799. to sleep while lying on one's stomach
  800. to sleep with
  801. to sleep with another person's wife
  802. to sleep without fear
  803. to sleep without turning over
  804. to slice
  805. to slice off
  806. to slide
  807. to slide down
  808. to slide into
  809. to slide into sin
  810. to slide up to
  811. to slight
  812. to slightly change headings
  813. to slim
  814. to slim down
  815. to slip
  816. to slip away
  817. to slip down
  818. to slip in a word
  819. to slip into
  820. to slip into obscurity
  821. to slip off
  822. to slip on
  823. to slip out
  824. to slip out of one's scabbard
  825. to slip through
  826. to slip through the dragnet
  827. to slit
  828. to slobber
  829. to slope
  830. to slosh
  831. to slouch
  832. to slough
  833. to slow down
  834. to slug away
  835. to slurp
  836. to slurp something noisily
  837. to smack one's lips at
  838. to smart
  839. to smash
  840. to smash down
  841. to smash through
  842. to smash to pieces
  843. to smash up
  844. to smear
  845. to smear with blood
  846. to smell
  847. to smell incense
  848. to smell of
  849. to smell out
  850. to smell sweet
  851. to smelt
  852. to smile
  853. to smile a smile of satisfaction
  854. to smile at everybody
  855. to smile back
  856. to smile brightly
  857. to smile broadly
  858. to smile cheerfully
  859. to smile complacently
  860. to smile pleasantly
  861. to smile to oneself
  862. to smile with one's whole face
  863. to smirk
  864. to smoke
  865. to smoke a cigarette
  866. to smoke animal out of its den
  867. to smoke out
  868. to smolder
  869. to smooth
  870. to smooth down
  871. to smooth out
  872. to smooth over
  873. to smother
  874. to smoulder
  875. to smudge
  876. to snaffle
  877. to snap
  878. to snap at
  879. to snap off
  880. to snap out
  881. to snarl
  882. to snarl at
  883. to snatch
  884. to snatch away
  885. to snatch from
  886. to sneak a look at
  887. to sneak away
  888. to sneak out
  889. to sneer
  890. to sneer at
  891. to sneeze
  892. to snicker
  893. to sniff
  894. to sniff around
  895. to sniff out
  896. to sniffle
  897. to snip
  898. to snip off
  899. to snore
  900. to snort
  901. to snub
  902. to snuggle into
  903. to snuggle up to
  904. to soak
  905. to soak in
  906. to soak in water
  907. to soak into
  908. to soak through
  909. to soak up
  910. to soar
  911. to soar high
  912. to sob
  913. to sob bitterly
  914. to sob convulsively
  915. to sober up
  916. to sock
  917. to sodomise
  918. to sodomize
  919. to soft-soap
  920. to soften
  921. to soften one's voice
  922. to soil
  923. to soil one's clothes
  924. to soil the lowest seat by one's presence
  925. to solicit
  926. to solicit donations
  927. to solicit help
  928. to solidify
  929. to solve
  930. to solve a mystery
  931. to some degree
  932. to some extent
  933. to soothe
  934. to soothe and humor
  935. to sort
  936. to sort out
  937. to sough
  938. to sound
  939. to sound agitated
  940. to sound familiar
  941. to sound hollow
  942. to sound out
  943. to sound out a person's thoughts
  944. to sound out somebody
  945. to sound shallow
  946. to sound shrill and nervous
  947. to souse
  948. to sow
  949. to sow seeds
  950. to space
  951. to spam
  952. to span
  953. to spank
  954. to spare
  955. to spare oneself
  956. to spare oneself the trouble
  957. to spare the trouble
  958. to spare time
  959. to spark
  960. to sparkle
  961. to spatter
  962. to spawn
  963. to speak
  964. to speak ambiguously
  965. to speak as though something were actually the case
  966. to speak badly of
  967. to speak by laying everything on the table
  968. to speak cynically or with sarcasm
  969. to speak eloquently
  970. to speak falsely
  971. to speak figuratively
  972. to speak flamboyantly
  973. to speak fondly of
  974. to speak frankly
  975. to speak from memory
  976. to speak gently
  977. to speak ill of
  978. to speak in tongues
  979. to speak loudly about
  980. to speak of
  981. to speak one's mind
  982. to speak out
  983. to speak passionately
  984. to speak plainly
  985. to speak quietly
  986. to speak sharply
  987. to speak slowly and quietly
  988. to speak the truth
  989. to speak through one's tears
  990. to speak to
  991. to speak unreservedly
  992. to speak very disparagingly about
  993. to speak very frankly
  994. to speak very harshly about
  995. to speak well
  996. to speak with an accent
  997. to speak with tears in one's eyes
  998. to speak words of
  999. to spearhead
  1000. to specify some person
  1001. to speculate
  1002. to speed up
  1003. to spell
  1004. to spell the end
  1005. to spend
  1006. to spend a night together
  1007. to spend a sleepless night
  1008. to spend all
  1009. to spend all of one's free time
  1010. to spend all of one's time in idle amusement
  1011. to spend all one's time doing
  1012. to spend like it grows on trees
  1013. to spend like water
  1014. to spend money
  1015. to spend money at a certain place
  1016. to spend money freely
  1017. to spend on
  1018. to spend one's days and nights doing ...
  1019. to spend one's days in tears and sorrow
  1020. to spend one's time without constraint
  1021. to spend or take time
  1022. to spend time
  1023. to spend too much
  1024. to spew
  1025. to spew out
  1026. to spill
  1027. to spill over and fall
  1028. to spin
  1029. to spin a cocoon
  1030. to spin a top
  1031. to spin into yarn
  1032. to spit
  1033. to spit into the wind
  1034. to spit out
  1035. to spit out all around
  1036. to spit up
  1037. to splash
  1038. to splash someone
  1039. to splash water
  1040. to splash water on
  1041. to splatter
  1042. to splinter
  1043. to split
  1044. to split finely
  1045. to split open
  1046. to split the account
  1047. to splurge on
  1048. to spoil
  1049. to spoil a flower
  1050. to spoil a person's pleasure
  1051. to spoil in printing
  1052. to spoil the mood
  1053. to sponge off
  1054. to sport
  1055. to spot
  1056. to spout
  1057. to spout into the air
  1058. to spout out
  1059. to sprain
  1060. to sprawl
  1061. to spray
  1062. to spray water on
  1063. to spread
  1064. to spread a bed
  1065. to spread a rumor
  1066. to spread a rumour
  1067. to spread all over
  1068. to spread evenly
  1069. to spread far and wide
  1070. to spread money around
  1071. to spread one's roots
  1072. to spread one's wings
  1073. to spread or circulate a rumor
  1074. to spread out
  1075. to spread rumors
  1076. to spread rumours
  1077. to spread thickly
  1078. to spread through
  1079. to spread throughout
  1080. to spread widely
  1081. to spread wings
  1082. to spread word of
  1083. to spring
  1084. to spring at
  1085. to spring at or upon
  1086. to spring back up
  1087. to spring or rush out
  1088. to spring out
  1089. to spring to mind
  1090. to spring up
  1091. to sprinkle
  1092. to sprinkle on from above
  1093. to sprinkle over
  1094. to sprinkle salt on
  1095. to sprinkle water on
  1096. to sprout
  1097. to spur
  1098. to spur on
  1099. to spurn
  1100. to spurt out
  1101. to sputter
  1102. to spy on
  1103. to spy out
  1104. to squander
  1105. to squander one's fortunes
  1106. to squander one's money
  1107. to square off
  1108. to square one's shoulders
  1109. to squash
  1110. to squat
  1111. to squeak
  1112. to squeal
  1113. to squeeze
  1114. to squeeze back
  1115. to squeeze in
  1116. to squeeze into a pattern
  1117. to squeeze oneself in
  1118. to squeeze or wring out from
  1119. to squeeze out
  1120. to squeeze the juice
  1121. to squeeze to death
  1122. to squint
  1123. to squirm
  1124. to squirrel away
  1125. to squirt water on
  1126. to stab
  1127. to stab at
  1128. to stab at each other
  1129. to stab someone with a short blade
  1130. to stab to death
  1131. to stabilize
  1132. to stack
  1133. to stagger
  1134. to stagnate
  1135. to stain
  1136. to stake
  1137. to stalk
  1138. to stammer
  1139. to stamp
  1140. to stamp on the ground rhythmically while singing
  1141. to stamp one's feet
  1142. to stamp out
  1143. to stamp through
  1144. to stampede
  1145. to stand
  1146. to stand a while
  1147. to stand and shout
  1148. to stand and watch
  1149. to stand at the head of others
  1150. to stand by
  1151. to stand by and do nothing
  1152. to stand firm
  1153. to stand for
  1154. to stand guard
  1155. to stand high in one's superior's favor and trust
  1156. to stand in a line
  1157. to stand in a row
  1158. to stand in another's way
  1159. to stand in one's way
  1160. to stand in place
  1161. to stand in the way of
  1162. to stand on a podium
  1163. to stand on ceremony
  1164. to stand on end
  1165. to stand on one's dignity
  1166. to stand on one's own
  1167. to stand on tiptoe
  1168. to stand on tiptoes
  1169. to stand one's ground
  1170. to stand or break out
  1171. to stand out
  1172. to stand out from the crowd
  1173. to stand pain well
  1174. to stand ready
  1175. to stand still
  1176. to stand stock still
  1177. to stand to reason
  1178. to stand towering over the surrounds
  1179. to stand up
  1180. to stand up energetically
  1181. to stand up straight
  1182. to stand watch
  1183. to stand with one's limbs apart
  1184. to stare
  1185. to stare at
  1186. to stare in wonder
  1187. to stare intensely at
  1188. to start
  1189. to start a conversation
  1190. to start a fight
  1191. to start a fire
  1192. to start a fire under someone
  1193. to start a lot of things without finishing any
  1194. to start a new business
  1195. to start a new paragraph
  1196. to start again from the beginning
  1197. to start an act
  1198. to start anew
  1199. to start eating
  1200. to start forgetting
  1201. to start going
  1202. to start off
  1203. to start on a journey
  1204. to start over
  1205. to start overflowing
  1206. to start running
  1207. to start saying
  1208. to start shaking
  1209. to start shouting
  1210. to start singing
  1211. to start slowly
  1212. to start something
  1213. to start swimming
  1214. to start talking
  1215. to start the debate
  1216. to start to appear
  1217. to start to drink
  1218. to start to move
  1219. to start to pull out
  1220. to start to say
  1221. to start together
  1222. to start travelling
  1223. to start up
  1224. to start using
  1225. to start with
  1226. to start work
  1227. to start work on
  1228. to start working
  1229. to startle
  1230. to starve
  1231. to starve and freeze to death
  1232. to starve for love
  1233. to stash away
  1234. to state
  1235. to state definitively
  1236. to state emphatically
  1237. to state in one's will
  1238. to state one's opinion
  1239. to station
  1240. to stave off
  1241. to stay
  1242. to stay alive
  1243. to stay at
  1244. to stay behind
  1245. to stay bottled up inside oneself
  1246. to stay by one's side
  1247. to stay in bed
  1248. to stay in one's heart
  1249. to stay indoors
  1250. to stay long
  1251. to stay on
  1252. to stay on the bench during a sports match
  1253. to stay overnight
  1254. to stay up late
  1255. to stay within bounds
  1256. to steal
  1257. to steal a glance
  1258. to steal a march on
  1259. to steal a portion
  1260. to steal another's wife
  1261. to steal in
  1262. to steal or sneak or slip into
  1263. to steal out
  1264. to steal the show
  1265. to steal up
  1266. to steam
  1267. to steam over
  1268. to steel oneself to
  1269. to steep
  1270. to steep in water
  1271. to steeped in vice
  1272. to steer
  1273. to steer a ship
  1274. to steer to port
  1275. to steer to starboard
  1276. to stem
  1277. to stem from
  1278. to stencil
  1279. to step aside
  1280. to step away
  1281. to step back
  1282. to step down
  1283. to step firmly
  1284. to step forth
  1285. to step forward
  1286. to step in
  1287. to step into
  1288. to step into someone's shoes
  1289. to step on
  1290. to step out
  1291. to step out of the bath
  1292. to step outside
  1293. to step over or across
  1294. to step up
  1295. to stereotype
  1296. to stew
  1297. to stick
  1298. to stick closely
  1299. to stick in one's throat
  1300. to stick into
  1301. to stick into and move around
  1302. to stick it out
  1303. to stick one's nose into
  1304. to stick out
  1305. to stick out one's tongue
  1306. to stick something with paste
  1307. to stick to
  1308. to stick to formality
  1309. to stick to one's post
  1310. to stick up for
  1311. to stiffen
  1312. to stiffen up
  1313. to stifle
  1314. to stifle a rebellion
  1315. to stifle a smile
  1316. to stifle to death
  1317. to stimulate
  1318. to stimulate interest in
  1319. to sting
  1320. to sting one's eyes
  1321. to stink
  1322. to stipulate
  1323. to stir
  1324. to stir things up
  1325. to stir up
  1326. to stir up a hornet's nest
  1327. to stir up fiercely
  1328. to stir up trouble
  1329. to stir up trouble for oneself
  1330. to stir-fry
  1331. to stitch
  1332. to stitch together
  1333. to stitch up a wound
  1334. to stock
  1335. to stock up on
  1336. to stockpile
  1337. to stomp on
  1338. to stomp out
  1339. to stoop
  1340. to stop
  1341. to stop a gap
  1342. to stop an inside seam rolling about
  1343. to stop at a station
  1344. to stop being
  1345. to stop bleeding
  1346. to stop by
  1347. to stop communication with
  1348. to stop crying
  1349. to stop doing some ongoing activity for a time
  1350. to stop driving
  1351. to stop in mid-sentence
  1352. to stop in the middle of a sentence
  1353. to stop in the midst of
  1354. to stop keeping up with social norms
  1355. to stop listening halfway through
  1356. to stop midway
  1357. to stop one's ears
  1358. to stop raining
  1359. to stop raining or snowing
  1360. to stop talking
  1361. to stop the blow
  1362. to stop the opponent by pressing the head into his chest
  1363. to stop the other side from scoring
  1364. to stop up
  1365. to stop working
  1366. to stop writing
  1367. to store
  1368. to store in a warehouse
  1369. to storm
  1370. to storm in with a yell
  1371. to storm out
  1372. to stow aboard
  1373. to stow away
  1374. to straddle
  1375. to straggle
  1376. to straighten
  1377. to straighten a branch
  1378. to straighten one's clothes and one's posture
  1379. to straighten one's hair
  1380. to straighten oneself
  1381. to straighten up
  1382. to straighten up one's back
  1383. to strain
  1384. to strain a muscle
  1385. to strain at a camel and swallow a gnat
  1386. to strain every nerve
  1387. to strain one's ears
  1388. to strain one's eyes
  1389. to strain one's nerve
  1390. to strain one's voice
  1391. to strain oneself to do
  1392. to strain or exert oneself
  1393. to strain to hear
  1394. to strangle
  1395. to strangle oneself
  1396. to strangle slowly with a silk cord
  1397. to strangle to death
  1398. to stray
  1399. to stray from
  1400. to stray from subject
  1401. to stray from the path of righteousness
  1402. to stray from the right path
  1403. to stream
  1404. to stream into
  1405. to stream out
  1406. to streamline
  1407. to strengthen
  1408. to strengthen one's resolve
  1409. to stretch
  1410. to stretch a string
  1411. to stretch across
  1412. to stretch around
  1413. to stretch food to make ends meet
  1414. to stretch larger
  1415. to stretch one's arms
  1416. to stretch one's legs out
  1417. to stretch oneself
  1418. to stretch out
  1419. to stretch to breaking point
  1420. to stretch tortuously
  1421. to strew
  1422. to strike
  1423. to strike a bargain
  1424. to strike a bell
  1425. to strike a chord of sympathy
  1426. to strike a daunting pose
  1427. to strike a hard bargain
  1428. to strike a person dumb
  1429. to strike a rock
  1430. to strike against
  1431. to strike at the root of an evil
  1432. to strike back
  1433. to strike back at
  1434. to strike dead
  1435. to strike hard
  1436. to strike home
  1437. to strike into
  1438. to strike it rich
  1439. to strike out
  1440. to strike someone a blow
  1441. to strike someone dumb with astonishment
  1442. to strike the face
  1443. to strike up
  1444. to string
  1445. to string along
  1446. to string peas
  1447. to string together
  1448. to string together all sorts of flowery words
  1449. to string up
  1450. to strip
  1451. to strip a person of all his or her clothes
  1452. to strip off
  1453. to strip someone
  1454. to strip to one's waist
  1455. to strive
  1456. to strive for
  1457. to strive for mutual understanding
  1458. to stroke
  1459. to stroke down
  1460. to stroll about
  1461. to strongly invite to join
  1462. to struggle
  1463. to struggle against
  1464. to struggle for
  1465. to struggle on to
  1466. to struggle through
  1467. to struggle with one another
  1468. to strum
  1469. to stud
  1470. to study
  1471. to study exhaustively
  1472. to study under
  1473. to study with
  1474. to stuff
  1475. to stuff into
  1476. to stuff one's cheeks
  1477. to stuff up
  1478. to stultify
  1479. to stumble
  1480. to stumble a step or two forward
  1481. to stun
  1482. to stutter
  1483. to stylize
  1484. to subdue
  1485. to subject someone to a kangaroo court
  1486. to subject to
  1487. to subject to close analysis
  1488. to subjugate
  1489. to submerge
  1490. to submit
  1491. to submit notice
  1492. to submit to
  1493. to submit to a committee for deliberation
  1494. to subscribe for
  1495. to subside
  1496. to subsist
  1497. to subsist on
  1498. to substantiate
  1499. to substitute
  1500. to substitute for
  1501. to subtract
  1502. to succeed
  1503. to succeed as planned
  1504. to succeed in
  1505. to succeed in doing
  1506. to succeed in running away
  1507. to succeed someone in his post
  1508. to succeed to a house
  1509. to succumb
  1510. to succumb to
  1511. to succumb to temptation
  1512. to such an extent
  1513. to suck
  1514. to suck out
  1515. to suck up
  1516. to suck up to
  1517. to suckle
  1518. to sue
  1519. to suffer
  1520. to suffer a blast or indirect blow
  1521. to suffer a loss
  1522. to suffer an embarrassing defeat
  1523. to suffer an unexpected defeat
  1524. to suffer by comparison with
  1525. to suffer damage
  1526. to suffer from
  1527. to suffer from a guilty conscience
  1528. to suffer from pulmonary tuberculosis
  1529. to suffer from tenesmus
  1530. to suffer from tuberculosis
  1531. to suffer greatly
  1532. to suffer heartache
  1533. to suffice
  1534. to suggest
  1535. to suit
  1536. to suit all tastes
  1537. to suit one's own convenience
  1538. to suit one's taste
  1539. to suit the convenience of
  1540. to sulk
  1541. to sully
  1542. to sum
  1543. to sum things up
  1544. to sum up
  1545. to summarise
  1546. to summarize
  1547. to summer
  1548. to summon
  1549. to summon courage
  1550. to summon up
  1551. to sun oneself
  1552. to suntan
  1553. to superintend
  1554. to supersede
  1555. to supervise
  1556. to supplant
  1557. to supplement
  1558. to supplicate
  1559. to supply
  1560. to supply a lack
  1561. to supply water to
  1562. to supply with
  1563. to support
  1564. to support one's family
  1565. to support or prop up
  1566. to suppose
  1567. to suppose that is the case
  1568. to suppress
  1569. to suppress one's emotions
  1570. to suppress the freedom of speech
  1571. to surface
  1572. to surge
  1573. to surge forward
  1574. to surge into
  1575. to surge like an avalanche
  1576. to surmise
  1577. to surmount
  1578. to surmount a difficulty
  1579. to surpass
  1580. to surpass the rest
  1581. to surprise
  1582. to surrender
  1583. to surrender one's chastity to a man
  1584. to surrender oneself to
  1585. to surrender oneself to something
  1586. to surround
  1587. to surround with a wall
  1588. to survey
  1589. to survive
  1590. to survive a fire
  1591. to survive without problems
  1592. to suspect
  1593. to suspect someone of having ulterior motives
  1594. to suspend
  1595. to suspend between two points
  1596. to suspend business
  1597. to suspend from
  1598. to suspend operations
  1599. to sustain
  1600. to sustain a loss
  1601. to sustain a wound
  1602. to suture a wound
  1603. to swagger
  1604. to swagger about
  1605. to swagger around
  1606. to swallow
  1607. to swallow deeply
  1608. to swallow up
  1609. to swap
  1610. to swarm
  1611. to sway
  1612. to sway to and fro
  1613. to swear
  1614. to swear an oath of allegiance
  1615. to swear by
  1616. to swear falsely
  1617. to sweat
  1618. to sweep
  1619. to sweep away
  1620. to sweep in
  1621. to sweep off one's feet
  1622. to sweep out
  1623. to sweep over
  1624. to sweep the slate clean
  1625. to sweep under the carpet
  1626. to sweep up
  1627. to sweep up together
  1628. to swell
  1629. to swell from absorbed moisture
  1630. to swell up
  1631. to swerve
  1632. to swerve from the course
  1633. to swim
  1634. to swim around
  1635. to swim up
  1636. to swim with the current
  1637. to swim with the tide
  1638. to swindle
  1639. to swing
  1640. to swing a baton
  1641. to swing at a bad ball
  1642. to swing completely
  1643. to swing downward
  1644. to swing one's arms greatly while walking
  1645. to swipe
  1646. to swirl
  1647. to switch
  1648. to switch on
  1649. to switch over
  1650. to swoon
  1651. to swoop down on
  1652. to swoop down upon
  1653. to swoosh
  1654. to symbolise
  1655. to sympathise with
  1656. to sympathize deeply with
  1657. to sympathize with
  1658. to synchronise the breathing with the opponent prior to the start of sumo match
  1659. to synchronize
  1660. to systematize
  1661. to table
  1662. to tack
  1663. to tackle
  1664. to tag along
  1665. to tailor
  1666. to take
  1667. to take A for B
  1668. to take a bath
  1669. to take a bite
  1670. to take a break
  1671. to take a breath
  1672. to take a breather
  1673. to take a castle
  1674. to take a chance with something
  1675. to take a class
  1676. to take a commission
  1677. to take a concrete shape
  1678. to take a copy of
  1679. to take a cut
  1680. to take a day off
  1681. to take a dig at
  1682. to take a fancy to something
  1683. to take a firm stand
  1684. to take a flight
  1685. to take a growing interest in
  1686. to take a handful of
  1687. to take a interest in
  1688. to take a kickback
  1689. to take a leading part
  1690. to take a lesson from
  1691. to take a load off
  1692. to take a long hard look at something
  1693. to take a lot of dealing with
  1694. to take a momentous decision
  1695. to take a parting shot at
  1696. to take a peep at
  1697. to take a percentage
  1698. to take a person in one's service
  1699. to take a picture
  1700. to take a picture with a "cheki" camera
  1701. to take a piece of the action
  1702. to take a pinch of something
  1703. to take a plunge
  1704. to take a position
  1705. to take a pulse
  1706. to take a quick look at
  1707. to take a rest after work
  1708. to take a rest under a tree
  1709. to take a risk for someone
  1710. to take a roll call
  1711. to take a roundabout path
  1712. to take a seat
  1713. to take a second name or alias
  1714. to take a short rest
  1715. to take a solid stance
  1716. to take a step backward
  1717. to take a stroll
  1718. to take a swing at
  1719. to take a sword in one's hand
  1720. to take a taxi
  1721. to take a teaching job
  1722. to take a train
  1723. to take a trip
  1724. to take a turn
  1725. to take a turn for the worse
  1726. to take a veneer off something
  1727. to take a view of
  1728. to take a view or perspective
  1729. to take a vote
  1730. to take aback
  1731. to take account of
  1732. to take action
  1733. to take advantage
  1734. to take advantage of
  1735. to take advantage of an opportunity
  1736. to take advantage of the troubled times
  1737. to take advantage of weakness
  1738. to take after
  1739. to take aim
  1740. to take all
  1741. to take all the credit to oneself
  1742. to take along
  1743. to take along with
  1744. to take along with you
  1745. to take an aggressive position
  1746. to take an attitude
  1747. to take an axe to
  1748. to take an extensive view of
  1749. to take an oath
  1750. to take an oath of allegiance
  1751. to take as
  1752. to take as one's wife
  1753. to take away
  1754. to take away until nothing remains
  1755. to take back
  1756. to take back home
  1757. to take breakfast
  1758. to take by force
  1759. to take by mistake
  1760. to take by surprise
  1761. to take care
  1762. to take care doing something
  1763. to take care of
  1764. to take care of some business
  1765. to take careful aim
  1766. to take charge during someone's absence
  1767. to take charge of
  1768. to take charge of an affair
  1769. to take clear responsibility for
  1770. to take command
  1771. to take completely
  1772. to take control
  1773. to take custody of
  1774. to take dictation
  1775. to take down
  1776. to take down in notes
  1777. to take drastic measures
  1778. to take each other's hands
  1779. to take effect
  1780. to take fish
  1781. to take flight
  1782. to take for
  1783. to take for a ride
  1784. to take for granted
  1785. to take for oneself
  1786. to take form
  1787. to take good care of oneself
  1788. to take great risks
  1789. to take heart
  1790. to take hold
  1791. to take hold of
  1792. to take in
  1793. to take in one's hand
  1794. to take into account
  1795. to take into consideration
  1796. to take it easy
  1797. to take it out on
  1798. to take its toll
  1799. to take lessons in
  1800. to take lightly
  1801. to take measures
  1802. to take measures to bring about reconciliation
  1803. to take no account of
  1804. to take no notice of
  1805. to take notes
  1806. to take notice
  1807. to take notice of
  1808. to take off
  1809. to take off one's clothes
  1810. to take off one's glasses
  1811. to take off one's hat
  1812. to take off one's hat to a person
  1813. to take off something and leave them neatly aligned side by side
  1814. to take offence
  1815. to take offense
  1816. to take on
  1817. to take on a responsibility
  1818. to take on a role
  1819. to take on a task and guarantee success
  1820. to take on an opponent
  1821. to take on board
  1822. to take on oneself
  1823. to take one look at
  1824. to take one's eyes off
  1825. to take one's hat off
  1826. to take one's hat off to
  1827. to take one's leave
  1828. to take one's mind off one's worries
  1829. to take or escort
  1830. to take out
  1831. to take out a boat
  1832. to take out of pawn
  1833. to take over
  1834. to take over by transfer
  1835. to take over for
  1836. to take pains
  1837. to take part
  1838. to take part in
  1839. to take part in a conference
  1840. to take part in a consultation
  1841. to take passengers on board
  1842. to take personal care of someone
  1843. to take photographs for later use
  1844. to take place
  1845. to take place energetically
  1846. to take place unexpectedly
  1847. to take possession of
  1848. to take precautions
  1849. to take precedence
  1850. to take prisoner
  1851. to take refuge
  1852. to take refuge in
  1853. to take responsibility
  1854. to take responsibility for
  1855. to take revenge
  1856. to take revenge on someone in an unlikely place
  1857. to take risks
  1858. to take root
  1859. to take seriously
  1860. to take shape
  1861. to take someone along
  1862. to take someone somewhere
  1863. to take someone to court
  1864. to take someone to task
  1865. to take someone's advice
  1866. to take someone's hand
  1867. to take someone's place
  1868. to take something away
  1869. to take something away by deception
  1870. to take something into ...
  1871. to take something seriously
  1872. to take steps
  1873. to take steps toward
  1874. to take the ayes and noes
  1875. to take the blame
  1876. to take the bus
  1877. to take the chance
  1878. to take the form
  1879. to take the form of
  1880. to take the helm
  1881. to take the initiative
  1882. to take the inverse
  1883. to take the law into one's own hands
  1884. to take the lead in
  1885. to take the liberty of ...
  1886. to take the middle
  1887. to take the name of
  1888. to take the opportunity
  1889. to take the place of
  1890. to take the plunge
  1891. to take the radius
  1892. to take the responsibility
  1893. to take the side of the enemy
  1894. to take the wrong path
  1895. to take time
  1896. to take to
  1897. to take to heart
  1898. to take to one's bed
  1899. to take to pieces
  1900. to take to task
  1901. to take to the extreme
  1902. to take to wife
  1903. to take turns
  1904. to take unawares
  1905. to take under one's wing
  1906. to take up
  1907. to take up a lot of space
  1908. to take up a position
  1909. to take up a problem
  1910. to take up again a problem that has been dealt with
  1911. to take up arms
  1912. to take up employment
  1913. to take up one's residence
  1914. to take up others' opinions
  1915. to take up positions
  1916. to take up someone's time
  1917. to take up space
  1918. to take up the gauntlet
  1919. to take upon oneself
  1920. to take warning from
  1921. to talk
  1922. to talk about
  1923. to talk about indecent things
  1924. to talk about nothing but
  1925. to talk about someone behind their back
  1926. to talk all the night
  1927. to talk around
  1928. to talk around something
  1929. to talk back
  1930. to talk big
  1931. to talk candidly
  1932. to talk down
  1933. to talk foolishly
  1934. to talk in one's sleep
  1935. to talk into
  1936. to talk non-stop
  1937. to talk on and on
  1938. to talk one's way out of
  1939. to talk oneself hoarse
  1940. to talk or say too much
  1941. to talk over
  1942. to talk over with
  1943. to talk quietly
  1944. to talk someone into doing
  1945. to talk something over
  1946. to talk straight
  1947. to talk straight from the gut
  1948. to talk through one's hat
  1949. to talk to
  1950. to talk to oneself
  1951. to talk together
  1952. to talk until one is blue in the face
  1953. to talk volubly
  1954. to talk wrong into right
  1955. to tame
  1956. to tamper
  1957. to tamper with
  1958. to tan
  1959. to tan someone's hide
  1960. to tangle
  1961. to tap
  1962. to tape together
  1963. to taper off
  1964. to taper to a point
  1965. to target
  1966. to tarnish
  1967. to tarnish the honour of one's ancestors
  1968. to taste
  1969. to taste and know
  1970. to taste the bitter and the sweet
  1971. to tattle
  1972. to tattoo
  1973. to taunt
  1974. to tax
  1975. to teach
  1976. to teach English
  1977. to teach by example
  1978. to teach by showing
  1979. to teach manners
  1980. to teach somebody a lesson
  1981. to teach someone a lesson
  1982. to teach tricks to
  1983. to tear
  1984. to tear along
  1985. to tear around
  1986. to tear down
  1987. to tear off
  1988. to tear or pull down
  1989. to tear out
  1990. to tear paper
  1991. to tear to pieces
  1992. to tear to shreds
  1993. to tear up
  1994. to tease
  1995. to teem with
  1996. to teethe
  1997. to telephone
  1998. to tell
  1999. to tell X from Y
  2000. to tell a fortune


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