to go

To stop living and no longer be alive

To stop living

To stop being seen or felt

Stop working properly, as a machine or part

Stop burning or shining, like a candle

To stop working because of a problem

To stop working for a short time

To die suddenly or violently, often in large numbers

To stop living, used in formal or old language

To stop working or run out so nothing is left

Die suddenly, often from shock or extreme tiredness

Stop working or lose power, for example lights

Break or fail because of pressure

Stop working and need repair

To die, said in a casual or joking way

To die, often used in medical or formal speech

To stop working or become suddenly silent

To die

To die peacefully in a gentle, respectful way

To stop working suddenly or to fall asleep because of tiredness

To die, said in casual or joking speech

To suddenly faint or fall unconscious

To die suddenly, often in an accident or during fighting

To die or stop working after a long time of problems

To stop living and not come back

To stop living as a natural part of life

To die, often said as a joke to make it seem less serious

To die in a light, not serious way

To work in a particular role or job

To make a person conscious again after fainting

Say this to show you have given something or finished a task

To help a lot or make something much better

Ready to start or continue something

Right from the very start

So obvious that people do not need to say it

To risk doing or saying something to support an idea

A rude way to tell someone to go away and show strong anger

To do something without real effort or interest because it is expected

Try very hard to make something happen

A person who is always busy and moves from one task or place to another

An idea or hope that is suddenly ignored and can no longer happen

Plans or hopes suddenly fail and disappear for good

To have a very hard and painful time in life

To be unable to think clearly because you are very worried or upset

End something in a memorable and exciting way

Start again from the beginning when a plan or idea fails

To do something very different from what most people expect or usually do

Stop being together and take different paths in life

To become much worse very quickly and out of control

To lose control because you are very excited or angry

Stop a habit or addiction all at once

There is enough for everyone to have some

To risk everything to try to succeed

To become much worse or ruined

To tell someone to start or continue after they hesitate

To stop being used or followed

To continue until the last possible moment while the result is not known

To become too proud after praise or success

Argue strongly to protect an idea or position

To try very hard to win first place in a competition

All at once without stopping

To act or speak without thinking first and cause problems

To try something new in a place or way no one has done before

From the very beginning of something

Agree with others to avoid conflict

To become ruined or not cared for

The most important thing that makes life keep going, like money or love

To keep doing something happily without worrying about problems

Leave a game or group angrily because you did not get your way

To stop being used and disappear completely

To spend time looking at people and things happening around you without taking part

To become so angry or stressed that you cannot think clearly

To have very hard times and still survive

To try very hard and do anything to achieve something

To visit a trusted person or place to get help and supplies often

An event or activity must continue even when there are problems

Suddenly understand something when an idea appears in your mind

To be rejected or ignored

To fail completely

To keep doing the same thing without making progress

People stop using something because new things replace it

Prepare to fight hard in a serious argument

To attend an event such as a meeting or class

Happen or be taking place

Return to a previous place, topic, or state

To return to the place where you live

Keep happening or keep being done without stopping

To move from outside into a place or room

Start or continue something after deciding to do it

To experience a difficult or painful time in your life

Continue speaking after a pause or when asked

Leave a place to do a task, for example to help people

To move into a place, area, or state

To stop holding something or someone so they are free

Leave your home to do something social, for example eat with friends

To stop employing someone so they lose their job

Try to get something you want or follow someone to catch them

Date someone regularly

To leave a place or person and go somewhere else

To check something carefully, like papers or work

To fail or happen in a bad way

To get into bed to sleep

To stop being seen or felt

To travel from home to your job

To become higher in price or amount

Start making a loud noise or explode, for example an alarm

To move to a higher position

To choose one thing instead of others

Help make or prepare something

To look at something carefully to find mistakes or missing details

To stop worrying about something and relax

To choose not to react to something annoying

To stop being awake and rest with your eyes closed

To stop holding something so it is not in your hand

To become less in amount, size, or value

To lose a competition or fight

Come from an earlier time

To use the toilet in a polite or indirect way

To start fighting in a war between countries or groups

To try to get something you want by making an effort

For time to pass

Stop burning or shining, like a candle

To move ahead in place, in time, or in progress

To act against a rule, law, or popular opinion

To exceed a limit or what people expect

Say or do something that is not acceptable and may hurt people

To begin doing something in a certain way

To stop working for a short time

To choose one thing from several options

To do something you promised or planned even if it feels difficult

To be present at the same time as something

To be true for someone or something

To eat or use something quickly until it is finished

To pretend to agree with someone to avoid trouble

To move past someone or something

To make people like or dislike an idea

Fail to make progress or get any result

To be called by a certain name

To leave home to take part in a social activity like eating or watching a film

To fall forward or tip onto the ground

To start selling shares to the public for the first time on a stock market

Happen in a smooth, successful way, especially at events

To continue doing something or stay in the same state

To start operating and do the job it was made for

To be built

To be remembered for something important by many people

To follow a rule or plan

Spread among many people, as with a story or rumor

To sink into water, like a boat that hits something

Move in a circle around a point, like a planet around the Sun

Find another way to avoid a difficult rule or task

To move below the horizon, like the sun at sunset

To enter a low-power state that pauses activity to save energy

To be unable to pay debts

Have permission to leave a place where you were kept, usually after being arrested or accused

The very start of an activity or project

A person or thing people always choose for a certain need

Official permission to start something

A person who is active and tries hard to succeed, especially at work

A small low vehicle with four wheels used for racing or fun

A person who is cheerful and does not worry about future problems

A person who passes messages and helps two people or groups agree

A situation that is dangerous or uncertain until the last moment

A person or thing people trust and choose first for a certain need

A simple card game for two or more players where they ask for cards to make sets of four

A round ride with seats shaped like animals that turns for people to sit on

A children's game where one person counts with eyes closed and finds hidden players

A feeling of energy and enthusiasm to start and do things

A repeating cycle of events that seems pointless and has no end

Stopping an approach or attempt to try again, for example when a plane pulls up instead of landing

A small wheeled vehicle for carrying things or young children

A basketball move where a player passes the ball then runs toward the basket to get the ball back

A place people are afraid to enter or are not allowed to enter because it is dangerous

Food or drinks you buy to eat quickly away from a shop

Clothes you wear for church or other special events

A strong wish to start new projects

A protest where workers work slowly on purpose to pressure their employer

A place, website, or person you often use for trusted information

Clothes you wear to church or other special events

A set of images on a website that change automatically or when you click

A flat square board with a 19x19 grid used to play Go

A board game for two players using black and white stones to surround and capture opponent stones

A usual reason someone gives to avoid blame

A simple, trusted way to help with a problem

People can do what they want without rules or plans

A person who likes adventure and often takes big risks

A time when a soldier stands guard to watch a place