to accuse someone in public of doing something wrong:

the probability (= how likely it is) that a particular thing will or will not happen:

to exchange something for something else:

to consider the effect something or someone will have:

to try to deal with or understand a difficult problem or subject:

to cause a person, place, or period of time to have a lot of something:

to become less hot, or to make someone or something become less hot:

to make a machine or piece of equipment stop or start working by pressing a switch:

to make someone feel enthusiastic or excited about something:

to talk again about a past event or experience that should be forgotten, because it upsets or annoys someone else:

to send someone a copy of an email that you are sending to someone else:

If a business or organization winds down, or if someone winds it down, the amount of work it does is gradually reduced until it closes completely:

to look closely at something that you are interested in:

to be able to eat or drink something without vomiting:

in rugby , to block a ball that has been kicked with your body or arms:

to make someone give you exact details or a firm decision about something:

to force someone to understand something by repeating it a lot:

To make a film or television programme is to direct , produce it, or act in it:

polite expression for die :

to consider or have an opinion about something or someone: