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Collocations With Other Verbs - Engagement & Exchange

Master English collocations for engagement and exchange, like "draw a comparison" and "bear in mind".

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to reduce or eliminate differences between two or more things to bring them closer together

Ex: Last quarter , the team closed the gap in sales compared to the previous year .
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to analyze and highlight the similarities and differences between two or more things or concepts

Ex: drawing a comparison between different car models , he was able to make an informed decision about his purchase .
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to make a hasty or premature judgment or decision without sufficient evidence or information

Ex: Her habit of jumping to conclusions often led to misunderstandings with her colleagues.
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to stay away from someone or something unpleasant, particularly one that is dangerous or troublesome

Ex: To avoid potential conflicts, she chose to steer clear of controversial topics in conversation.
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to patiently remain in line or in a queue, allowing others to go ahead before it is one's opportunity to proceed

Ex: At the crowded bus stop, everyone patiently waited their turn to board the bus.
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to remember or consider a particular piece of information or advice

Ex: When designing the website, bear user experience in mind to ensure easy navigation.
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to force someone to give one information, resources, or a response through persistent questioning or pressure

Ex: Despite the tough questioning , the witness refused to let the wring any additional details from him.
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to place one leg over the other, either while sitting or standing

Ex: The crossed his legs and began to tap his foot impatiently .
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to lie low
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to stay hidden and avoid unnecessary attention or activity

Ex: The hacker decided lie low after his recent cyberattack attracted unwanted attention .
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to wait with satisfaction for something to happen

Ex: I am looking forward to the upcoming conference .
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to give support or credibility to a belief, theory, or statement

Ex: The video evidence lends credence to the allegations of police brutality during the protest.
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to gradually increase the strength, force, or speed of an activity or process

Ex: The movement for social justice building momentum across the country .
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