to obtain; to get; to gain; to achieve

to adopt, carry out, or choose to implement a policy, measure, attitude, or course of action

to strive for, fight for, or compete for; to work hard to achieve something or win someone over

to cancel, call off, or abolish; to revoke a plan, rule, or status

to collect or pick up something that has been issued, such as money, luggage, or an award; to receive after going through a required procedure

To accept or enroll a successful applicant after an exam or interview, such as a student into a university or a candidate for a job.

to collect or receive money, fees, or taxes; to gather

to obtain; to acquire; to get hold of

to listen attentively to or hear (reports, opinions, etc.)

To withdraw money from a bank or collect items such as luggage from a storage facility.

to replace; to supersede; to take the place of someone or something

to take out; to extract; to draw out

to be decided by; to hinge on; to be up to

to take by force; to capture or wrest control of something

to achieve victory or prevail over an opponent

to mock, jeer at, or make fun of someone, either maliciously or in jest

to assimilate or learn from something, such as a lesson, experience, or opinion

to show initiative and strive for progress; to push forward with one's goals and keep forging ahead

the direction or orientation one chooses to follow when carrying out an activity or making a decision

to ban or prohibit by official decree; to suppress, crack down on, or cancel something illegal or unauthorized

To take out or remove a part from a whole, such as drawing samples from a batch, pumping groundwater, or extracting venom.

to choose and pick up; to select for use

to warm oneself by using a heat source such as a fire or heater

to obtain something in exchange for something else; to get in return

To search for and obtain evidence or verification.

To obtain something through deceptive means; to cheat or defraud someone of something.

to try to please; to curry favor with someone or ingratiate oneself

to ask for, demand, or exact (such as materials, forms, or payment)

to withdraw or draw money, especially from a bank or an account

to take, get, or fetch something back; to retrieve

to seek to gain; to strive for; to find ways to obtain

To give a name to a person, place, or thing; to christen.

To take down, detach, or remove something from a higher or attached position; to take off something being worn.

to earn money; to make a profit; to obtain compensation for labor or from labor or investment

worth adopting or following; acceptable; applicable

to absorb or assimilate nutrients, calories, or other substances; to take in

to choose between taking and leaving; to decide what to accept or reject

to derive; to absorb or take in, such as knowledge, nutrients, or lessons

(idiom) to supersede; to take the place of; to usurp someone's position

to take a sample; to select a small part of a larger whole to use as a representative specimen

to steal or filch physical objects or information

To select or draw material for a creative work such as a book, script, or painting

to pick; to pluck; to harvest, such as picking fruit or tea leaves

To select or frame a view for photography, filming, or sketching

(idiom) to make trouble without reason; to be deliberately provocative or stir up trouble willfully

(original meaning) to travel to India to seek Buddhist scriptures

to read data from a storage device or document; to retrieve and extract information

to win a victory or gain something with little effort; to win hands-down; to beat an opponent easily

To be taken, derived, or adopted from a specific source.