to take away a problem or chore or to ease someone’s trouble or pain

to make someone feel angry or upset or lose patience

to make very tired

to like one thing better than another

to suppose that something is true or will happen without checking it

to free something or someone

to try hard to do better than others at a task or in a race or other contest

to show or point out something

to move forward toward a goal

to attract and hold someone’s attention

to keep something in good condition or continue to do something

to grab or take hold of something quickly or suddenly

to put in a dangerous or risky situation

to pause before you do something, or to not do something right away

to fail to take care of someone or something