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appropriation, obtaining
samurai receiving this much rice as a fee; offering of rice cake containing this much rice; person receiving this amount of money as a salary
taking, taker, collecting, collector, remover, removal; last performer of the day (usu. the star performer), last performance of the day; active partner (e.g. in judo demonstration)
to take, to pick up, to grab, to catch; to pass, to hand, to give; to get, to obtain, to acquire, to win, to receive, to earn, to take (e.g. a vacation)
to exchange, to swap, to barter; to replace, to substitute
to come off (of a button, handle, lid, etc.); to go away (of a fever, pain, swelling, etc.), to disappear, to come out (of a stain), to come off (e.g. of dust), to be removed (e.g. of wrinkles); to be harvested, to be picked, to be produced, to be caught (of fish), to be obtained, to be extracted
to pick up; to adopt (e.g. a proposal), to accept, to take up (a topic, complaint, etc.), to listen to, to deal with, to treat, to report (news), to cover, to feature; to take away, to confiscate, to deprive (someone) of, to revoke, to disqualify, to cancel
obtaining (a qualification, right, object, etc.), acquisition (of land, property, etc.), gaining possession (of), getting, purchase
to take out, to produce, to pick out; to fetch, to retrieve
to grapple with, to wrestle with, to engage in a bout, to be matched against; to tackle (e.g. a problem), to come to grips with, to work hard on
gathering material (for an article, novel, etc.), collecting information, covering (an event, incident, etc.), reporting, interview (for a news story)
especially, above all; inter alia, among others
to take back, to get back, to regain, to recover, to restore, to recoup
to harvest, to reap; to take in, to gather in; to adopt (e.g. idea), to accept (e.g. advice), to introduce, to borrow (e.g. word)
control, management, supervision
to take in, to bring in, to adopt (e.g. behaviour), to introduce; to capture (e.g. image), to import; to win over, to please, to curry favour with, to flatter
treatment, service, handling, management
to handle, to operate (a machine, etc.), to use; to deal with (an issue), to manage; to treat (someone), to deal with (someone)
effort, initiative, dealing with, grappling with, wrestling with; bout (in sports, etc.), match
to remove, to deinstall, to take away, to set apart
to surround, to encircle, to enclose
to begin, to set about, to start
to surround, to crowd around
investigation (e.g. by police or prosecutors), examination, inquiry, enquiry
to cancel, to withdraw, to retract, to take back (words, etc.), to revoke
cancellation, withdrawal, abolition, revocation, cancel, CAN
to leave behind
to manage, to control, to supervise, to oversee, to command; to crack down on, to keep under strict control, to enforce, to regulate
to order, to send away for, to have (something) sent to one; to pull (something) closer
to get back, to regain, to recover, to make up (for), to catch up on
to dismantle, to demount, to take something away, to detach
handle, grip, knob
collection (of a debt, rent, taxes, etc.), dunning, exaction; selection (for a position), exceptional promotion, patronage; fresh, freshly picked, freshly caught
decision, agreement
worth, merit, value, good point, strong point, redeeming feature, saving grace
to act as an agent for, to intermediate; to announce (someone's arrival), to answer (the door, the phone), to receive (a guest at reception), to usher in (a guest); to convey (a message)
to agree, to decide upon, to enter into (a contract)
taking in, bringing in; capturing (e.g. customers), attracting, winning over, pleasing; confusion, bustle, misfortune, disorder
adoption or rejection, selection, choice, option
demolition, pulling down, destruction, dismantling