to approach

To request information or an answer from someone

To communicate with someone by phone or writing

To ask for something politely or formally

To speak to someone directly, especially to ask a question

To ask someone to take action or give information, often in a meeting

To get in touch with someone after a time without talking

To ask people for something, often in a formal or persistent way

Go up to someone and speak to them in a bold or aggressive way

Ask someone in a serious, emotional way to do something

To ask someone very strongly for something

Choose not to pay attention to someone or something

Use a new method to solve a problem

A different way of doing something that no one else uses

A short golf shot hit to land the ball on the putting green

A strategy that tries many different things at the same time

The route a plane follows when going down to land, especially the last part before it touches the ground

A path a plane follows while preparing to land at an airport

A path a plane follows as it comes down to land

A calm and sensible way of thinking in difficult or stressful situations

A way of using math to study or solve problems

A practical, strict way to handle problems to get results

A general way of dealing with something that ignores small details

An old, rough way of doing something that ignores modern methods

A relaxed, informal way of doing things without strict rules

A way of doing things that is stubborn and refuses to change

A way of doing something that avoids a direct answer or clear action

A way of doing things that encourages competition and rewards only the strongest

A shallow, amateur way of doing something without deep commitment

A way of acting that uses little effort

Using two different actions at the same time to reach a goal

A policy that prefers talks and peaceful solutions instead of force in foreign or economic affairs

An overly academic way of solving problems that is impractical

To use all available resources and keep nothing in reserve

A way of working that uses too many rules, meetings, and paperwork

A creative, slightly showy way of making things look unusual or special

A way of doing things that uses people or resources only when needed

A narrow trench that lets soldiers move from rear to front safely

A passionate, persuasive way of telling people about ideas or beliefs

A rude name for a libertarian policy seen as foolish

A business method that sells many different products to small groups instead of a few big markets

A fixed, routine way of doing something that lacks creativity

A way of studying many things that makes differences seem very large

A way of doing things guided by one person or idea

A way of doing things that includes many cultures in schools and communities

A way of supporting freedom that looks simple but ignores real problems

A way controllers use radar to guide pilots by radio to land in low visibility

A way of acting that people see as typical of men

A way of doing things that refuses change and new ideas

An approach that studies each person or case in detail to understand their unique experience

To treat an adult like a child without a good reason

A very strict way of managing people and enforcing rules

A strict way of leading that shows little patience

A very risky way of acting that can harm yourself or others

A personal, creative way of thinking often used by people with autism or ADHD

A way of arguing that acts doubtful but does not check new evidence fairly

A method that looks scientific but has no real evidence

A method that uses numbers and data to study a problem or trend

A way of looking at something too simply that misses important details

A way of thinking that supports conservative political ideas

A different, slightly strange way of doing something to get new ideas

A style of rule like the Pope's with strong central control and religious power

A focus on small local issues and interests instead of wider public needs

A way of speaking or acting that sounds moral and like a preacher

An overly hopeful way of dealing with problems that ignores bad signs

An aggressive, unfair way of trying to gain an advantage over others in business

A person who appears briefly, makes quick changes, and gives no further help

A Buddhist way of thinking that teaches letting go of attachments to find inner calm

A quick, careless way of doing something that causes mistakes

A strict, unfair way of leading that does not allow people to disagree

A very slow way of doing something that wastes time

A method with two levels that do different things