to move furniture or objects to make a room look different
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(of a group of people) to gather closely around a specific point of interest
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to finally find the time, motivation, or opportunity to do something that has been postponed or delayed
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to strike someone or something multiple times
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to turn your head to see the surroundings
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to spend time playing, exploring, or making adjustments to something, usually for fun or improvement
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to focus on something or someone as the primary subject or point of interest
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to happen again, especially in a repeated manner
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to help someone with tasks they should handle independently
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to show interesting aspects of a location to someone unfamiliar with it
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to move things so that each is in a different place than before
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to show someone the important parts of a place by walking through it together
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to cause a significant and positive change in something
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to find a solution to overcome a problem or obstacle
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(of ideas, rumors, etc.) to be widely discussed or heard among people without a known or confirmed source
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(of information, news, or rumors) to spread or circulate
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(of information or physical objects) to circulate or distribute something, often in a haphazard or informal manner
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to pass something, such as an object, information, or food, to everyone in a group of people
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to distribute something among a group of people
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to avoid or evade addressing a particular issue or topic directly in conversation
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to deliberately avoid discussing a difficult subject or addressing a problem
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to visit someone at their house or place
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to visit someone casually or unexpectedly
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to have guests or people at one's home for a visit
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to ask someone to come to one's home or another location, usually for a social visit or gathering
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