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201concentrateTo concentrate is to focus one's attention or mental effort on a particular task or objective.
202concernto be of interest or importance to someone; to cause worry or anxiety.
203concernedTo concern is to cause worry or interest to someone or to have an interest or care in something.
204concertTo concert is to plan or arrange something in cooperation with others.
205conditionTo condition is to train or prepare someone or something to perform a particular action or task.
206conferenceTo conference is to hold a meeting or discussion with a group of people, often in a professional or academic setting.
207confirmTo confirm is to verify or establish the truth or accuracy of something.
208conflictTo conflict is to be in opposition or disagreement with something or someone.
209connectTo connect is to join or link things together or to establish a communication or relationship with someone.
210considerTo think about or reflect on something before making a decision or judgement.
211consistTo consist is to be made up or composed of something, or to have something as an essential or characteristic part.
212consultTo consult is to seek advice, information, or opinion from someone.
213contactTo contact is to communicate or get in touch with someone through a phone call, email, or other means of communication.
214containTo contain means to hold or have something within it.
215contentTo content is to satisfy or make someone happy.
216contestTo contest is to compete against someone or something in a contest or competition.
217continueTo continue is to keep doing something without interruption or to persist in a particular course of action or behavior.
218contributeTo contribute is to give or add something, especially in order to help or improve something else.
219convertTo convert is to change something into a different form or to cause someone to adopt a different belief or opinion.
220convinceTo persuade someone to believe or do something.
221cookTo cook is to prepare food by heating it, often using ingredients and a recipe.
222copyTo copy is to duplicate or reproduce something exactly.
223correctTo correct is to fix or rectify an error or mistake, often in a written or spoken context.
224costTo cost is to require payment of a certain amount of money in exchange for goods or services.
225countTo count is to calculate the number of something.
226counterTo counter is to oppose or respond to something with a contrary argument or action.
227coupleTo couple is to connect or join two things or people together.
228courseTo course is to move or flow in a particular direction, or to follow a particular path or route.
229courtTo court is to try to attract or win over someone's affection or favor.
230coverto place something over or around in order to protect or conceal it.
231cowTo cow is to intimidate or frighten someone into submission.
232crackTo crack is to break or split something.
233craftTo craft is to create or make something skillfully.
234crashTo crash is to collide with something forcefully and often accidentally or to experience a sudden and significant decrease in value or success.
235creamTo cream is to mix a substance until it becomes creamy or frothy.
236createTo make or produce something new.
237creditTo credit is to acknowledge or give recognition to someone or something for their contributions or accomplishments.
238crewTo crew is to work as a member of a team or a crew, especially on a boat or a ship.
239criticizeTo criticize is to express disapproval or find fault with something or someone.
240crossTo cross is to move from one side to the other side of something or to mix or combine two things together.
241cryTo cry is to shed tears or make a loud, emotional vocalization.
242cultureTo culture is to grow or develop a particular type of organism or cells in a laboratory or other controlled environment.
243cupTo cup is to form a cup shape with one's hand or to place something in a cup.
244curveTo curve is to bend or twist something into a curved or rounded shape.
245cutTo cut is to use a sharp tool or instrument to separate something into pieces or parts.
246cycleTo cycle is to ride a bicycle or to go through a series of events or stages.
247damageTo damage is to harm or impair something.
248danceTo dance is to move one's body rhythmically to music.
249dareTo dare is to have the courage or audacity to do something or to challenge someone to do something.
250dateTo date is to go on a romantic or social outing with someone, often with the intention of exploring a potential romantic relationship.
251dealTo deal is to handle or manage a situation or to buy and sell goods or services.
252debateTo debate is to discuss or argue about a particular topic or issue, often with the intention of persuading others to one's point of view.
253decideTo decide is to make a choice or reach a conclusion after considering options or information.
254delayTo delay is to put off or postpone something, or to take longer than expected to do something.
255deliverTo deliver is to bring or transport something to a particular destination.
256demandTo demand is to request something forcefully or urgently.
257dependTo depend is to rely on or be determined by something else.
258depositTo deposit is to put or place something somewhere, especially to leave money in a bank account.
259describeTo describe means to give an account or explanation of something in words.
260deserveTo deserve is to be worthy or entitled to something based on one's actions or qualities.
261designTo design is to create or plan the structure, function, or appearance of something, often with a specific goal or purpose in mind.
262desireTo desire is to want or wish for something strongly.
263destroyTo destroy is to cause something to no longer exist or function.
264detailTo detail is to describe or explain something in great detail.
265detailedTo detail is to pay close attention to the specific and intricate aspects of something.
266determineTo determine is to find out or decide something, often after careful thought or investigation.
267developTo grow or progress over time and become more advanced or complex.
268devilTo devil is to cook or prepare food, especially eggs or meat, with spices or other hot ingredients.
269dieTo die is to cease living, breathing or existing.
270dietTo diet is to eat a particular type or amount of food in order to lose weight or improve health.
271differTo differ is to be unlike or distinct from something else.
272digTo dig is to break up and move soil, dirt, or other material with a tool, such as a shovel or pickaxe.
273dimensionTo dimension is to measure the length, width, or height of an object or space.
274dirtyTo dirty is to make something unclean or soiled.
275disagreeTo have a different opinion or point of view from someone else.
276disappointedTo disappoint is to fail to meet someone's expectations or hopes.
277disciplineTo discipline is to train or teach someone to behave in a certain way or to punish someone for bad behavior.
278discountTo discount is to offer a reduced price or value for something.
279discoverTo discover means to find or uncover something that was previously unknown or hidden.
280discussTo discuss means to talk about something with another person or group in order to exchange ideas or reach a decision.
281dishTo dish is to serve food on a plate or dish.
282displayTo display is to exhibit or show something for others to see.
283distanceTo distance is to move away from something or someone.
284distributeTo distribute is to give out or share something among different people or places.
285districtTo district is to divide an area into districts or administrative regions.
286divideTo divide is to separate something into two or more parts or groups.
287doctorTo doctor is to treat or care for a medical condition or to falsify or manipulate something in a deceptive manner.
288documentTo document is to record or write down something in order to have a written account of it.
289doesTo perform an action or activity.
290dogTo dog is to follow or pursue someone or something persistently, often with the intention of tracking, capturing, or discovering.
291dotTo dot is to mark or cover something with small spots or dots.
292doubtTo doubt is to have uncertainty or lack of belief in something.
293draftTo draft is to write or compose a preliminary version of a document, plan or piece of writing.
294dragTo drag is to pull something along the ground or behind you with force.
295drawTo draw is to make marks or lines on a surface or to attract something towards oneself.
296dreamTo dream is to experience a series of thoughts, images, and sensations while sleeping.
297drinkTo drink is to consume a liquid through your mouth.
298driveTo drive is to operate a vehicle, often to transport oneself or others to a particular location.
299dropTo drop is to let something fall or release it from one's hand.
300dryTo dry is to remove moisture or liquid from something, making it no longer wet.
301dumpTo dump is to dispose of something in a careless or hasty manner.
302dustTo dust is to clean or remove dirt, dust or debris from something using a cloth or brush.
303earnTo earn is to receive money or rewards in return for work or services rendered.
304earthTo earth is to ground or connect something electrically to the earth or a conductive surface.
305easeTo ease is to make something less difficult or painful, often by reducing stress or tension.
306eatTo eat is to consume food or drink through the mouth and swallow it.
307edgeTo edge is to move or position gradually towards a particular direction or goal.
308effectTo effect is to bring about or cause a change or result in something.
309eggTo egg is to encourage or provoke someone to do something, often in a negative or aggressive manner.
310emphasizeTo emphasize is to give special importance or attention to something or to make something stand out.
311employTo employ is to hire or engage someone to do a job or task.
312emptyTo empty is to remove all the contents from something.
313enableTo enable is to make it possible for someone or something to do something.
314encourageTo encourage is to give support, confidence, or hope to someone to help them to do something or to keep going.
315encouragingTo encourage is to give support, confidence, or hope to someone to do something.
316endTo end is to bring something to a conclusion or finish.
317engageTo engage is to participate or become involved in an activity or to attract someone's attention or interest.
318engineerTo engineer is to design or build something using scientific or technical knowledge.
319enhanceTo enhance is to improve or increase the quality, value, or attractiveness of something.
320enjoyTo enjoy is to take pleasure or delight in something or someone.
321ensureTo ensure means to make certain or guarantee something.
322enterTo enter is to go into a place or a situation.
323entranceTo entrance is to captivate or fascinate someone.
324escapeTo escape is to get free from a situation or place from which it is difficult or impossible to get away.
325essayTo essay is to attempt or try something, especially in writing or speaking, with the aim of conveying one's ideas or opinions.
326establishTo create, set up, or bring into existence.
327estimateTo estimate is to make an educated guess or approximation of something, often based on limited information or experience.
328evenTo even is to make something level or equal, or to balance out differences between two things.
329evidenceTo evidence is to show or provide proof or evidence of something.
330exactTo exact is to demand and require something to be done precisely and accurately.
331examineTo examine is to inspect or investigate something in detail to understand its nature or condition.
332exampleTo example is to provide a sample or illustration of something in order to clarify or demonstrate its meaning.
333exchangeTo exchange is to trade or swap one thing for another.
334excuseTo excuse is to forgive or pardon someone for something or to provide a reason for an action or behavior.
335exerciseTo exercise is to engage in physical activity to improve or maintain one's health.
336existTo exist is to be present or to be real and have a tangible form or presence.
337exitTo exit is to leave or depart from a place, often with the intention of going somewhere else.
338expandTo expand is to increase in size, volume, or scope, often by adding new elements or ideas.
339expectTo expect means to anticipate or look forward to something happening or someone arriving.
340experienceTo experience is to have a particular event or situation happen to you or to feel a particular emotion.
341experiencedTo experience is to go through or live through a particular event, situation, or circumstance.
342explainTo explain means to make something clear or understandable by giving reasons or a description.
343exploreTo explore means to travel through or investigate an unfamiliar place or concept.
344exposeTo expose is to reveal or make something known that was previously hidden or secret.
345expressTo express is to convey a thought, feeling, or idea through words, actions, or art.
346extendTo make something longer or stretch it out.
347eyeTo eye is to look at or observe something carefully.
348faceTo face is to confront or deal with a difficult situation or person.
349factorTo factor is to consider and include something as an important part of a decision or calculation.
350failTo fail is to not succeed in achieving a desired goal or outcome.
351fallTo fall is to move downward from a higher position to a lower one, often by losing one's balance.
352fanTo fan is to cause air or wind to blow on something.
353farmTo farm is to cultivate land and raise crops or animals for food or other products.
354fatherTo father is to be the biological or adoptive father of a child or to create, initiate, or establish something.
355faultTo fault is to blame or criticize someone or something for a mistake or problem.
356fearTo fear is to have an emotional response to a perceived threat or danger.
357featureTo feature is to highlight or include something as a prominent or important element in a product, service, or presentation.
358feeTo fee is to pay a fee or charge for a service or product.
359feedTo feed is to provide food or sustenance to a living being.
360feelTo feel is to experience an emotion or sensation.
361fieldTo field is to play a position or perform a role on a sports team or in a specific industry or profession.
362fightTo fight is to engage in physical combat or conflict, often with the intention of winning or defending oneself.
363figureTo figure is to calculate or estimate something, often involving numbers or mathematical equations.
364fileTo file is to organize or store information or documents.
365fillTo fill is to make something full or complete.
366filmTo film is to record or capture moving images on camera or video, often for entertainment or documentation purposes.
367financeTo finance is to provide or obtain funding or financial resources for something.
368findTo discover or locate something.
369fingerTo finger is to touch or manipulate something with one's fingers.
370finishTo finish is to complete or bring to an end.
371fireTo fire is to discharge a weapon or to dismiss someone from a job.
372firmTo firm is to make something more solid or rigid.
373fishTo fish is to catch or attempt to catch aquatic animals, usually with a rod and reel or other fishing gear.
374fitTo fit is to be the right size or shape for something, often in reference to clothing or furniture.
375fixTo fix is to repair or mend something or to make something stable or permanent.
376fixedTo fix is to make something stable or secure in one place.
377floorTo floor is to cover a surface with a material, such as carpet or wood, or to knock someone down to the ground.
378flowTo flow is to move smoothly and continuously in a particular direction.
379flowerTo flower is to produce blossoms or blooms.
380flyto travel through the air using wings or other means of propulsion.
381focusTo focus is to concentrate or to direct one's attention on something specific.
382foldTo fold is to bend or crease something to make it smaller or more compact or to stop participating in something.
383followTo follow means to go or come after someone or something, or to comply with instructions or rules.
384footTo foot is to walk or travel by foot.
385forceTo force is to make something happen or to cause someone to do something against their will.
386forgetTo forget is to not remember something that has been learned or experienced before.
387formTo form is to create or shape something, often by combining multiple parts or elements.
388frameTo frame is to enclose or surround something with a frame or to falsely accuse someone of a crime.
389frequentTo frequent is to visit or go to a place often or regularly.
390friendTo friend is to add someone as a friend on a social media platform or establish a friendship with someone.
391fruitTo fruit is to produce fruit or a result from one's efforts or actions.
392fuelTo fuel is to supply energy to power something, such as a vehicle or machine.
393functionTo function is to work or operate in a particular way, often with a specific purpose or objective.
394gainTo gain is to acquire or obtain something that you did not have before.
395gapTo gap is to create a space or opening between two objects or surfaces.
396garageTo garage is to park or store a vehicle in a garage.
397gardenTo garden is to cultivate or tend to plants in a garden.
398gasTo gas is to fill or power with gas.
399gatherTo gather is to collect or bring together in one place.
400gearTo gear is to adjust or adapt to a particular situation or purpose.
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