(of a computer or electronic device) to start and load the operating system into memory for use
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to completely disappear or cease to exist
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to create or forcefully find a way through an obstacle or barrier
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to pull or draw something in by winding it around a reel or similar device
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to prepare things in anticipation of a specific purpose or event
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to begin doing something in order to reach a goal
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to appear or come into view, often unexpectedly
to formally request or direct someone to perform a duty or task
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to keep something in position using a structure or an object
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to cause something to happen, especially something undesirable or unpleasant
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to free oneself from a place that one is being held against their will, such as a prison
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to expand by exploring new areas, options, or opportunities
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to transfer knowledge, traditions, or skills to another person or group, often to ensure they are preserved or continued
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(of an event) to completely sell all available tickets, seats, leaving none remaining for further purchase
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(of a supply) to be completely used up
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to remove clothing or covering quickly or completely
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to visit a place or someone briefly, often without a prior arrangement
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to produce something quickly and in large quantities, often with a focus on quantity over quality
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to manage or function without someone or something that is typically needed or desired
to start something by turning a handle or lever
to suddenly stop an activity or an action
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to retreat or move away from something or someone, typically in response to fear or surprise
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to cause the death of a significant number of individuals or organisms
to clean or remove something by flushing it with water or another liquid
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to make food very quickly
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to dominate or push aside something or someone by taking up all the available space, time, or attention
to gradually decrease in number, amount, or intensity over time
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to make something fuller or fluffier by shaking or adjusting it
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to distribute or divide something into smaller parts or portions for sharing
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(of a path or road) to split into another direction, creating a separate route
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to watch an event or incident without getting involved
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to repel or avoid an attack or undesirable situation
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to gradually move away or become distant, often in terms of physical distance or emotional detachment
to transfer something to the next generation or another person
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to take something away using a vehicle or transport method, often to remove or relocate it
to adjust one's actions or behavior based on specific information, ideas, or advice
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to stop using or having something
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to start a significant or challenging course of action or journey
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to fall into pieces or separate
to distribute something to a group of people
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to remove or separate unwanted items or elements from a group
to say something suddenly
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to stand in a line or row extending in a single direction
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to spend much time in a specific place or with someone particular
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to stop or close off the flow or passage of something
to remove something completely
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to prevent a building or a part of it from falling, by putting large pieces of wood or metal under or against it
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to activate a bomb, an explosive, etc.
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to fall or break into pieces as a result of being in an extremely bad condition
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to become firmly attached to something or someone
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