to hold (a meeting, ceremony etc)

to conduct; to hold (an event)

the formal process of voting to choose a person for a political office or other position

to report illegal activities or wrongdoers to the police or relevant authorities

move; act; measure

a specific act, movement, or piece of behavior

an action or a move

to raise or put up one's hand, especially as a signal, to vote, or to ask a question

to lift a hand or hold something aloft as a signal, symbol, or gesture

to hold high or champion a banner, cause, or principle

a person's outward behavior, bearing, or deportment

to list or name items one by one

to give an example

easy to do; requiring little effort

the competitive sport involving the lifting of heavy weights

to do something on a large scale

(idiom) every movement; each and every move

to play a critical role or hold a decisive position; of great importance or influence

to physically lift and support from below

to develop multiple things simultaneously or to undertake several tasks concurrently

to report an offense to the authorities or inform against someone

to toast someone (with wine etc); to drink a toast

to act blindly without thinking

the imperial examination system in dynastic China

A magnificent or impressive act, often involving courage or great scale; a heroic undertaking.

to nominate as a candidate, recommend, or elect someone for a position

to receive worldwide attention

a person's every movement and gesture, typically as a reflection of their manner or character

the entire country

a pioneering work or an unprecedented feat

one move, two gains; to kill two birds with one stone

to make progress only with great difficulty

to honor, show high regard for, or speak highly of someone through compliments, gifts, or promotions

to take a step; to move forward

the whole family

a sensible act or wise move

a very easy task requiring minimal effort; as simple as lifting a hand

to deduce many things from a single case; to apply known principles to new situations

meritorious deed or benevolent act

too numerous to mention individually

to raise one's eyes or lift one's gaze to look at something

clean and jerk (weightlifting technique)

the right to vote in an election

to raise a loan; to borrow money

throughout the entire world; universally

to hesitate or waver when faced with a decision; to be unable to make up one's mind

to perform an unnecessary action or do more than is required

snatch (weightlifting technique)