to hold or conduct a meeting, ceremony, or other formal event; to convene

to conduct or hold an event, meeting, or exhibition; to organize

to choose a representative or leader by voting or a show of hands

to report illegal activities or wrongdoers to the authorities; to inform against or denounce someone

a measure or step taken to deal with a situation; move; action

this action, undertaking, or move

movement; action; activity; deportment

at a stroke; in one move; at one fell swoop

to raise one's hand or hands; used to ask to speak in class, to signal a vote, or to signify agreement

to raise; to lift up; to heave

to lift up; to hold high or aloft; to elevate

bearing; manner; mien; the way a person carries themselves in movement and behavior

to list; to enumerate; to cite item by item

To cite or provide an example or illustration.

easy to do; with no difficulty; describes something that can be accomplished effortlessly

to lift weights; to raise a heavy object with both hands

in a big way; on a large scale. Usually used to describe a massive movement or action, especially in a military context.

(idiom) every movement; one's every action; a person's behavior or conduct

to play a decisive role; used to describe a person or thing in a critical position whose every move affects the overall situation

to develop or carry on two or more things at the same time; to undertake concurrently

To report a crime or violation to the authorities; to inform against an offender.

To raise one's glass to propose or drink a toast to someone.

(idiom) to act blindly or rashly without thinking through the consequences

The civil service examination system used in imperial China to select government officials from the Sui dynasty until it was abolished in 1905.

magnificent feat; impressive or heroic undertaking; a great or noble action

to elect; to choose; to nominate or recommend a worthy person for a position

to be the focus of world attention; to receive attention from the whole world

the outcome or returns of an election

(idiom) a person's every action and move; one's gestures or way of carrying oneself

the entire country; throughout the land

A pioneering work or an unprecedented undertaking of great significance

one move, two gains; to achieve two goals or gain two advantages with a single action

(idiom) walking with great difficulty; also used to describe a situation where every step forward in a project or plan is a struggle due to great hardship or lack of resources

to treat someone with special regard by praising, promoting, or honoring them; to show favor toward someone

(literary) to take a step; to start walking or move forward

the whole family

(idiom) to become famous overnight or widely known through a single successful action; originally referred to becoming famous by passing the imperial civil service examinations

a sensible act or intelligent plan; a wise course of action

the simple effort of lifting one's hand; used to describe a task that is extremely easy to perform or a favor that requires very little trouble

To deduce many things from one case; to be able to apply knowledge of one instance to other similar situations.

a benevolent act or philanthropic project; a charitable gesture

too numerous to mention individually; impossible to list one by one

to raise one's eyes; to lift the head to look

to lift a barbell from the floor to the chest and then jerk it overhead until arms and legs are straight

the legal right of citizens to vote for representatives or public officials in a government election

to raise a loan; to go into debt

world-renowned; famous throughout the whole world

the entire world; universally; throughout the whole of society

(idiom) to hesitate over what move to make in a game of chess; to be unable to make up one's mind; to waver or vacillate