to cost someone a large amount of money:

to teach something to someone by repeating it many times:

to send something to a lot of different people, usually by post or email:

in tennis, to serve in the last game of a set or match and win it:

to defend or support a particular idea or a person who is being criticized or attacked:

If people crowd or are crowded into a place, they fill it completely:

to not include something or someone on a list:

to put an object that you are holding onto the floor or onto another surface, or to stop carrying someone:

to suddenly tell or ask someone something when they do not expect it:

to start a conversation with someone:

to reach the time at which something should happen:

to make someone come out of the place where they are:

If you roll over something on a computer screen, you move the mouse over an active place so that you can see information that is hidden under it:

to confuse someone or something with a different person or thing:

to do or become involved in something:

to steal something from someone:

to stop, or to stop doing something:

to take from a person something that they are carrying, in a helpful or polite way:

to cut a very thin piece from an object or surface:

to quickly drink something, especially a lot of alcohol: