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  1. to accomplish
    to succeed in doing something, especially after trying very hard
    = achieve
    Mission accomplished.
    Try to accomplish your aim with diligence.

  2. to accumulate
    to gradually get more and more money, possessions, knowledge etc over a period of time
    eg. Capitalism is not just about accumulation.
    In everyday English, people usually say build up rather than accumulate.

  3. to be beware
    used to warn someone to be careful because something is dangerous
    Beware of the dog!
    They should beware of making hasty decisions.

  4. to brainstorm
    The children start by brainstorming ideas.

  5. to characterise
    to describe the qualities of someone or something in a particular way.
    = portray

  6. to devise
    to invent a way of doing something, especially one that is clever or complicated
    This system was devised as a way of measuring students’ progress.
    Don’t worry. I’ve devised a most elegant solution.

  7. to dispute
    question whether sth.is true.

mostly nouns.

Be involved in a dispute with sb.
get into a ~
a bitter/fierce disputes
a long-running disputes
a pay dispute
a political/legal dispute
a domestic dispute
a border/territorial dispute

I reconciled the dispute among the boys.
Negotiators are attempting to settle several disputes.
The firm is involved in a legal dispute with a rival company.

  1. to downsize
    The airline has downsized its workforce by 30%.
    if a company or organization downsizes, it reduces the number of people it employs in order to reduce costs.

  2. to embrace
    to accept an idea/proposal
    formal to eagerly accept a new idea, opinion, religion etc
    That’s your big solution – embrace ignorance?
    Most people her age don’t embrace technology.

  3. to endorse
    to express formal support or approval for someone or something
    endorse a proposal/an idea/a candidate etc
    The application was endorsed by the governors’ board.
    McCain has endorsed Trump for president.
    The candidates competed for the union’s endorsement.

  4. to fiddle
    to change the details to get money
    Bert had been fiddling his income tax for years.

  5. to idolise
    to love and admire sb. very much
    He idolised his brother.
    Jane grew up idolizing Princess Diana.

  6. to implement
    to take action or make changes
    A nine year compulsory education is implemented in China.
    By 2025, it will surely be implemented.

  7. to instigate
    cause sth. happen, persuade someone to do sth. bad or violent.
    Whom, I might add, instigated the whole thing.
    Why do we assume she instigated the relationships?

  8. to melt
    make sth. liquid

  9. to moan
    My mum never stops moaning at me.
    He moaned and groaned all the way there.

  10. to negotiate

  11. to outweight
    greater or than sth.

  12. to overtake
    to become greater in no. or importance

  13. to perceive
    understand in a particular always

  14. to plummet

  15. to praise
    approve of or admire sb. or sth.

  16. to prosper

to develope in a a successful way.

  1. to rectify
    to correct or to

  2. to redeem
    to exchange sth. for money.

  3. to retain

  4. to sacrifice
    give up sth. that is imp to you

  5. to season
    to add salt.. to make it better

  6. to sip

  7. to withdraw