In English:

  1. to cry down, to cut up, to demolish, to pull to pieces, to run down, to write down, to abase, to decrease, to lower, to abate, to abridge, to lessen, to destroy, to ruin, to reduce, to draw, to make a stroke.

In English:

  1. to abandon;  2. to give up.

In English:

  1. to abdication, to cede, to give in, to give up, to give way, to relinquish, to yield, to abandon, to submit.

In English:

  1. to abhor, to abominate, to loathe.

In English:

  1. to ruin, to destroy, to quash, to damage, to injure, to spoil.

In English:

  1. to abnegate, to abjure, to forswear, to swear off, to renounce.

In English:

  1. to abhor, to abominate, to loathe.

In English:

  1. to abound.

In English:

  1. to deal with, to tackle (a problem);  2. to arrive, to land (via the sea).

In English:

  1. to connect, to connect up, to plug in.

In English:

  1. to give.

In English:

  1. to succeed.

In English:

  1. to irrigate, to water, to dampen, to flood, to overwhelm.

In English:

  1. to accommodate, to entertain, to put up, to protect, to shelter.

In English:

  1. to absorb, to sip.

In English:

  1. to abuse.

In English:

  1. to corner, to monopolize.

In English:

  1. to accent, to accentuate, to stress, to emphasize.

In English:

  1. to accept.

In English:

  1. to acclaim, to applaud.

In English:

  1. to arrange, to fix up.

In English:

  1. to accompany.

In English:

  1. to agree;  2. to consent.

In English:

  1. to lean, to support, to sustain.

In English:

  1. to give birth, to labour, to be in labour.

In English:

  1. to join, to unite, to couple.

In English:

  1. to accustom.

In English:

  1. to accredit.

In English:

  1. to hitch on, to hook on, to hook.

In English:

  1. to accumulate.

In English:

  1. to accuse, to denounce.

In English:

  1. to stumble.

In English:

  1. to acidify.

In English:

  1. to pay off.

In English:

  1. to actuate, to drive.

In English:

  1. to activate, to put on, to start, to switch on, to turn on.

In English:

  1. to adapt.

In English:

  1. to add, to add up.

In English:

  1. to administer, to manage.

In English:

  1. to admire.

In English:

  1. to admonish, to scold.

In English:

  1. to adopt (a child, behavior, a law, etc.).

In English:

  1. to adore, to worship.

In English:

  1. to direct something to somewhere.

In English:

  1. to flatter.

In English:

  1. to affect, to move, to stir, to agitate.

In English:

  1. to farm, to lease.

In English:

  1. to stick something up;  2. to make public;  3. to display, to show.

In English:

  1. to sharpen.

In English:

  1. to affirm.

In English:

  1. to attract.

In English:

  1. to sharpen.

In English:

  1. to entice.

In English:

  1. to sharpen.

In English:

  1. to confront.

In English:

  1. to Africanize.

In English:

  1. to agglutinate, to paste, to paste up, to placard, to post, to post up.

In English:

  1. to blow up, to heighten, to aggravate.

In English:

  1. to abet, to agitate, to incite, to stir up, to brandish, to fling, to swing, to wave, to wave about.

In English:

  1. to agonize, to be near death.

In English:

  1. to clasp.

In English:

  1. to accept, to receive, to take, to take in.

In English:

  1. to commit aggression.

In English:

  1. to clutch, to grab, to grasp, to grip, to seize.

In English:

  1. to help.

In English:

  1. to commute.

In English:

  1. to sharpen.

In English:

  1. to magnetize.

In English:

  1. to like, to love.

In English:

  1. to adjourn, to delay, to postpone.

In English:

  1. to add.

In English:

  1. to accomodate.

In English:

  1. to alarm, to raise the alarm, to sound the alarm.

In English:

  1. to alarm, to raise the alarm, to sound the alarm, to caution, to warn.

In English:

  1. to feed, to power.

In English:

  1. to become bed bound.

In English:

  1. to suckle.

In English:

  1. to allegorize.

In English:

  1. to connect, to join.

In English:

  1. to assign.

In English:

  1. to kindle, to light, to switch, to turn on.

In English:

  1. to deposit alluvia.

In English:

  1. to alternate.

In English:

  1. to flatter.

In English:

  1. to sleeve.