(adj-i) popular
(adj-i) popular
(adj-i) popular
(adj-i) popular
(exp) to make a faulty defense (defence)
(v1,vt) to catch
to stop the blow
to react to
to take
(P)
(v1,vt) to continue to receive
(v1,vt) to accept
to receive
(P)
(v1,vt) to be accepted
to receive (an application)
(P)
(n) receptionist
clerk
(adv) currently accepting (applications, etc.)
(v1) to make a habit of
to make it a practice to
(v1) to make a habit of
to make it a practice to
(v1) to kick (at someone, something)
(v1) to kick (at someone, something)
(v1) to lap
to overlap
(v1) to lap
to overlap
(adv) suddenly
without notice
unexpectedly
(exp) (uk) as much as one can
as much as possible
if at all possible
(P)
(exp) to teach tricks to
(n) spring is in full swing
(exp) (comp) to order
to place in order
(exp) (comp) to sequence
(exp) (obsc) to summer
to go away for the summer
(v1,vt) to write down
(v1,vt) to continue writing
(v1,vt) to write down
(v1,vt) (1) to distinguish in writing
to use different writing styles
(2) to draw (identifiably)
(v5s) to help up
(v1) to help up
to pick up
to bring safely to land