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stop asking for something or stop saying that you will do something, because a lot of people oppose you start learning
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they are similar to the other people, oblects, buildings, etc round them, and so they seem appropriate or you do not notice them start learning
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make something happen, especially to cause changes in a situation start learning
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start dealing with someone or something much more strictly start learning
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be elected for a political job start learning
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not be punished severely or at all for something you have been accused of in court; have a particular period of time as a holiday; send something, for example in the post start learning
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stop competing or arguing and accept that you cannot win; if you xxxxxx to something, you can no longer control the feeling of wanting it start learning
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criticise someone who has criticised you; deliberately hurt someone who has hurt you start learning
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put someone in a prison; lock all the doors and windows of a building so that no one can get in start learning
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decide not to take part in something or stop taking part in it start learning
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gradually stop using something start learning
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keep telling someone what to do in an unfair or unpleasant way start learning
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choose one person from a group for special attention start learning
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not allow yourself to be treated badly, especially by someone in authority start learning
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take control of something; begin to do something that someone else was doing start learning
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talk to someone as if you think they are not as clever or important as you are start learning
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reply rudely to someone who has more authority than you start learning
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invite someone to go with you to a cinema, restaurant, etc because you want to start a romantic or sexual relatioship with them start learning
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if two people xxxxxx, they end their relatioship; break something to make smaller pieces; if a meeting or other eventxxxxxx, or if you xxxxx it xxx, it ends and people leave start learning
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make someone or something show a quality that they have; produce a new product and start to sell it start learning
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create a situation in witch people meet and do something together, especially when they would not usually do so start learning
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meet someone unexpectedly; accidentally hit against something start learning
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stop something from having any effect start learning
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cause a disagreement or argument between people start learning
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move to a particular place at the same time as a lot of other people start learning
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if ttwo or more things xxxxx xxx, they frequently exist together; if two things xxxx xxx, they seem good, natural or attractive in combination with each other start learning
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come together with someone, either unexpectedly or as planned start learning
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talk more about your personal feelings and experiences; open a locked door, container or building, make it easier to travel or do business in a country start learning
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keep treating someone badly or unfairly, especially by criticising them start learning
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try to find out someone's opinions, ideas, feelings, etc by talking to them start learning
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look or behave like an older relative start learning
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begin to like someone or something; start doing something as a habit start learning
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