to hold, own, or possess something; to show a quality, feature, etc.

to receive or come to have something

to have knowledge or information about something; to realize or be aware of something

to move or travel from one place to another that is away from where we are; to change location

to tell something to someone using words

to form, produce, or prepare something, by putting parts together or combining materials

to believe or have an idea about something or someone

to notice or become aware of someone or something by using our eyes

to wish for something or someone; to have a desire to possess something

to grasp something in our hands; to reach for something and hold it

to turn our eyes in a particular direction, so that we can see something or someone

to allow something to happen or someone to do something

to move or travel toward something or someone

to require someone or something, not because we would like to have them but because they are very important or necessary

to let someone have something; to put a particular thing in someone’s hand

to begin doing or using something that we were not doing or using before, and continue doing or using it

to do certain activities that involve physical or mental effort to achieve a result, particularly as part of a job

to speak to someone to give information or express feelings or ideas; to say things to someone

to experience or be aware of an emotion

to give information to someone in spoken or written form