amaine

glagol

bind
/ ˈbaɪnd /

glagolgramatika

Sinonimi:
adhere · attach · bandage · bond · constipate · hold · hold fast · obligate · oblige · stick · stick t · tie · tie down · tie up · truss

(Irregular preterit, past participle: bound).
1. To make fast; tie or secure, with or as if with a rope.
2. To wrap around with something so as to cover or enclose; SYN. bandage.
3. To create social or emotional ties; SYN. tie, bond.
4. To provide with a binding, as of books.

bring down
/ ˈbrɪŋ ˈdaʊn /

glagol

Sinonimi:
cu · cut back · cut down · get down · impose · inflict · land · let down · lower · overthrow · overturn · put down · reduce · subvert · take down · trim · trim back · trim down · visit

1. To cause to fall by or as if by shooting
2. To carry (a total) forward

degrade
/ dɪɡreɪd /

glagol

Sinonimi:
cheapen · disgrace · demean · put down

Sinonimi:
cheapen · demean · disgrace · put down · take down

1. To lower the grade of something; reduce its worth; SYN. cheapen.
2. To reduce in worth, character, etc.; disgrace; dishonour; SYN. disgrace, demean, put down.
3. To reduce the level of land, as by erosion.

disgrade

glagol

dismount
/ dɪsmaʊnt /

glagol

Sinonimi:
get down · get off · light · unhorse

1. To take down from a mount.
2. To alight from a horse; to descend or get off, as a rider from his horse.

do down
/ də ˈdaʊn /

glagol

British; to get the better of (as by trickery)

download
/ daʊnloʊd /

glagolračunari

Sinonimi:

1. In communications, to transfer a copy of a file from a remote computer to the requesting computer by means of a modem or network. To transfer a file or program from a central computer to a smaller computer or to a computer at a remote location.
2. To send a block of data, such as a PostScript file, to a dependent device, such as a PostScript printer. Compare upload. down-load

drop
/ drɑːp /

glagol

Sinonimi:
set down · put down · unload · knock off

Sinonimi:
cast · cast off · cut down · dangle · degenerate · deteriorate · devolve · discharge · dismiss · dribble · drip · drop down · drop off · expend · fell · flatten · knock off · leave out · miss · neglect · omit · overleap · overlook · pretermit · put down · send away · send packing · set down · shake off · shed · sink · spend · strike down · swing · throw · throw away · throw off · unload

1. To let fall to the ground
2. To fall vertically
3. To go down in value
4. To leave or unload, esp. of passengers or cargo; SYN. set down, put down, unload.
5. To utter casually
6. To lose (said of games, in sports)
7. To stop pursuing or acting; SYN. knock off.
8. To terminate an association with
9. To give birth; used for animals
10. To change from one level to another

fetch down
/ ˈfetʃ ˈdaʊn /

glagol

lay
/ ˈleɪ /

glagolgramatika

Sinonimi:
stop over

Sinonimi:
lay aside · lay away · lay out · lay over · place · pose · position · put · put across · put away · put back · put down · put off · put on · put over · put together · put up · repose · repose on · set · set back · set down · set out · set up

(Homonym: lei).
(Irregular preterit, past participle: laid).
1. To put in a horizontal position; SYN. put down, repose.
2. To prepare or position for action or operation.
3. To impose as a duty, burden, or punishment.
4. To lay eggs.

let down
/ ˈlet ˈdaʊn /

glagol

Sinonimi:
bring down · disappoint · get down · lower · take down

To disappoint someone by failing to perform as expected

lower
/ loʊr̩ /

glagol

Sinonimi:
depress · take down · let down · get down · bring down · lour

Sinonimi:
bring dow · depress · frown · get down · glower · let down · lour · take down · turn down

1. To cause to drop or sink; SYN. depress.
2. To move something or somebody to a lower position; SYN. take down, let down, get down, bring down.
3. To set lower; SYN. lour.

settle
/ setl̩ /

glagol

Sinonimi:
take root · steady down · settle down · halt · get back · square off · square up · determine · settle down · locate · relocate

Sinonimi:
adjudicate · conciliat · decide · descend · determine · ensconce · fall · finalise · finalize · get back · go down · go under · locate · make up · nail down · patch up · reconcile · resolve · root · settle dow · settle down · settle on · sink · sink in · square off · square up · steady down · subside · take root

1. To accept despite complete satisfaction
2. To arrange or fix in the desired order
3. To become resolved, fixed, established, or quiet
4. To become settled or established and stable in one's residence or life style; SYN. take root, steady down, settle down.
5. To cause to settle, as of liquids.
6. To come to rest; SYN. halt.
7. To dispose of; make a financial settlement.
8. To end a legal dispute by arriving at a settlement
9. To establish or develop as a residence:
10. To form a community
11. To get one's revenge for a wrong or an injury; SYN. get back.
12. To settle conclusively; come to terms; SYN. square off, square up, determine.
13. To settle into a position; SYN. settle down.
14. To take up residence and become established; SYN. locate, relocate.