to acquire; to get; to obtain

to choose and implement a policy, measure, or course of action

to fight for or endeavor to achieve a goal, opportunity, or result

to cancel; to call off; to revoke; to rescind

To receive, collect, or draw (something like a prize, document, or money).

to accept an applicant into an educational institution, typically based on entrance exam results

to collect or charge a fee, payment, or tax

to gain, get, or acquire

to hear (news); to listen to

to extract or refine a substance or chemical from a source

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

to remove something from a container or its place

to be determined or decided by something else

to take possession of something by force or through great effort, such as territory, power, or a victory

to score a victory or prevail over one's opponents

to tease; to make fun of

to derive or extract (lessons, insights, or experience) from a situation

to show initiative, be a go-getter, and actively strive for progress or push forward with one's goals

a person's basic attitude, preference, or social and psychological positioning

to suppress; to crack down on; to prohibit

to take out from a larger whole, such as a sample, a substance, or a liquid

to select or choose

to warm oneself (by a fire, heater, etc.)

to obtain something in exchange for something else, often involving trade or sacrifice

to collect evidence

to gain by cheating

to try to please

to ask for, demand, or request something (such as information, documents, or items)

to withdraw money from a bank

to retrieve

to strive for or try to get something, often through planning or schemes (frequently used with interests, profits, or power)

to give a name to someone or something; to be named or christened

to make a profit or earn a significant amount of money

worthy of praise or acceptance, especially in the context of suggestions, ideas, or behavior

to take in or assimilate substances such as nutrients, fluids, or energy; intake

to select; to make one's choice; to decide what to accept and what to reject

to draw; to derive; to absorb

to replace; to supersede; to take its place

to take a sample

to steal (usually private information, intellectual property, etc.)

to collect material

to select and take out specific items, such as literary excerpts, honors/awards, or biological organs

to select a scene (for filming, sketching etc)

to make trouble without reason; to be deliberately provocative

to journey to India on a quest for the Buddhist scriptures

to read data (by a computer etc)

to defeat an opponent or achieve victory without much effort

(chemistry) liquid-liquid extraction (aka solvent extraction); to extract

to pass an entrance examination and be accepted into a school, university, or professional organization