to bring

To take someone to court to ask for money

Officially take someone to court to try to prove they broke the law

To officially start something such as a rule, process, or legal action

To start legal action by giving a complaint to a court

To start a court case against someone by suing them

To end a legal case so the court does not consider it

To make a person, company or system stop working

To earn money to support your family

To make an audience clap and cheer loudly

To take firm action to punish someone

Be badly prepared for a situation where others have much better tools

To cause a group of people to stand and clap to show approval

Give something unnecessary to people who already have enough

To be ready to face problems and manage alone

Hard times can lead to better things later

To mention a subject for discussion

Introduce a new person or thing into a group

Return someone or something to the place they came from

To make something happen

To make someone remember or think of something

Make someone remember something from the past

Care for and teach a child until they become an adult

To make a leader or government lose power

Earn money from a thing or activity

Make an amount or level lower

Cause something, often a sickness or a bad feeling, to start

Make a quality or detail easier to notice

To make a person who broke the law be caught and punished

Take something out of a cupboard or closet

To force yourself to do something difficult or unpleasant

To give useful ideas or skills to a group

Introduce a new product, show, or book to the public

To earn money regularly for your family

Help someone become more confident and show their abilities

Cause a person or thing to be worse, for example making someone feel sad

To use effort or knowledge to solve a problem

Cause someone or something to stop suddenly

To heat a liquid until it boils or make a situation very intense

To make someone remember the past, for example a song or photo

To show facts that were hidden before

To produce or show something new for others to use

Move something or someone from a higher to a lower place, for example land an aircraft

Give an official decision in court

Allow a signal or sound to come into a place using equipment

To make someone understand something clearly

Start a computer's operating system so it can run

Make a product, book or film available to the public

To make someone feel happy

To turn a boat so it faces the other way

To make people and things alive or working again

To make a new product ready for people to buy

Make secret information known to the public

Cause a computer system, website, or service to stop working

Cause a spirit or magic thing to appear

To be the last person or thing in a group that is moving

To present an idea or plan for people to discuss

To give birth to a child or young animal

Help someone survive or recover from a dangerous situation

Move someone to a higher job or rank

Make someone or something obey after they resist

To cause someone to change their mind

To make a group feel part of the same community

To make someone conscious again after fainting or illness

Make an audience clap or cheer loudly

Stop someone suddenly, often during speech or action

To use influence to persuade someone to do something

To move something closer to the front, for example a chair

To succeed in doing something difficult

To make a party or event lively and enjoyable for people

Make a social event lively and fun

To make people start having fun at a party or event

Offer something for sale at an auction

To do badly because you lack energy or effort

Make red, itchy spots appear on the skin

To persuade someone to accept your idea or plan