Lemmas found: 95
To give someone instructions about where to go or what to do.
to make something clear by describing it in detail.
to make a short, low sound from the throat.
To explain or make something clearer by giving examples, details, or comparisons.
To suggest or indicate something indirectly, without stating it explicitly.
To demand firmly that something happen or that someone do something.
To explain the meaning of something, especially words, actions, or events.
To translate spoken or signed communication from one language into another, especially in real time.
To ask someone to come to an event, place, or occasion, or to participate in an activity.
To formally ask someone to do something, especially to speak, submit something, or take part in an official process.
to refer to something briefly.
To disagree with, resist, or speak or act against a person, idea, plan, or decision.
To state or describe the main points of something briefly and without detail.
To cause someone to believe or do something by giving reasons, making arguments, or appealing to them.
To express approval or admiration for someone or something; to commend.
To express or offer worshipful admiration and gratitude to a deity.
To show that something is true or correct by using evidence, reasoning, or a test.
To establish a mathematical statement as true by a logical argument.
To test someone's knowledge by asking questions.
To tell someone that something or someone is good, suitable, or worth choosing, using your judgment or experience.
To formally propose or endorse someone or something for a position, award, action, or other consideration.
To say, write, or do something again.
to politely ask for something.
To say or express something again, usually in different words, to make it clearer or emphasize it.
To make something known or show something that was hidden, secret, or not previously known.
to speak or cry out loudly.
To communicate information, an instruction, or a warning by means of a sign, sound, gesture, or transmission.
To state or identify something clearly and exactly, often by giving details or requirements.
To name or prescribe something as a required or chosen feature, component, or standard, especially in instructions, plans, or technical documents.
to put forward an idea for consideration.
To state the main points or essential information of something in a brief, condensed form.
To combine separate ideas, information, or elements into a coherent whole, especially by drawing conclusions from different sources.
to communicate information or facts to someone.
To communicate a thought, feeling, or idea in words or through another form of communication.
To formally give or make something available, especially an official document, statement, order, or supply.
To ask for or arrange to receive goods, food, or a service.
To say a sound, word, or name aloud, especially in a particular way.
To make written, recorded, or other content available to the public, especially by printing or distributing it online.
To communicate or act out something using gestures and movements without speaking.
To have or produce a correspondence of sound with another word, especially in verse.
To give reasons or evidence in support of or against an idea, decision, or position.
To defend or uphold a right, authority, claim, or position by expressing or exercising it confidently.
To give a good or acceptable reason for something, especially an action or decision.
To assist someone or comply with a request, especially by providing information or obeying instructions.
To perform as a leading or prominent actor alongside another actor in a film, television program, or play.