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Top 1000 Verbs

2022

with highest frequency

No.	单词	释义
1	is	To be in existence or to possess a certain quality.
2	are	To exist or to be present in a certain state or condition.
3	has	To possess or to own something.
4	get	To receive or obtain something.
5	see	To perceive something using your eyes or other senses.
6	need	To require something for a specific purpose or reason.
7	know	To have information or awareness about something.
8	would	To express a desire or preference for a hypothetical or future situation.
9	find	To discover or locate something.
10	take	To grab, seize or hold something.
11	want	To desire or wish for something.
12	does	To perform an action or activity.
13	learn	To acquire knowledge or skill through study, experience or teaching.
14	become	To undergo a transformation or change into something else.
15	come	To move or travel towards a certain location or destination.
16	include	To contain or comprise something as part of a larger whole.
17	thank	To express gratitude or appreciation towards someone.
18	provide	To give or supply something to someone.
19	create	To make or produce something new.
20	add	To increase or supplement something by joining or combining it with something else.
21	understand	To comprehend or grasp the meaning of something.
22	consider	To think about or reflect on something before making a decision or judgement.
23	choose	To select or pick something from among a number of options.
24	develop	To grow or progress over time and become more advanced or complex.
25	remember	To retain or recall information or events from the past.
26	determine	To determine is to find out or decide something, often after careful thought or investigation.
27	grow	To grow is to increase in size, quantity, or quality over time.
28	allow	To allow is to give permission or consent for something to happen or be done.
29	supply	To supply is to provide or make available something that is needed or wanted.
30	bring	To bring is to take or cause something or someone to come with you to a place.
31	improve	To improve is to make something better or enhance its quality or condition.
32	maintain	To maintain is to keep something in a particular state or condition, often through ongoing effort or attention.
33	begin	To begin is to start something or start doing something.
34	exist	To exist is to be present or to be real and have a tangible form or presence.
35	tend	To tend is to have a natural inclination or predisposition towards something or to take care of something.
36	enjoy	To enjoy is to take pleasure or delight in something or someone.
37	perform	To perform is to carry out a task or duty or to put on a show or display for others.
38	decide	To decide is to make a choice or reach a conclusion after considering options or information.
39	identify	To identify is to recognize or determine the identity or nature of someone or something.
40	continue	To continue is to keep doing something without interruption or to persist in a particular course of action or behavior.
41	protect	To protect is to keep safe or defend from harm or danger.
42	require	To require is to need or demand something as necessary or essential.
43	occur	To occur is to happen or take place, often unexpectedly or spontaneously.
44	write	To write is to put words on paper or other media using a pen or keyboard.
45	approach	To approach is to move closer to something or someone or to make an effort to do something.
46	avoid	To avoid is to stay away from something or someone or to prevent something from happening.
47	prepare	To prepare is to make ready or make arrangements for something to happen or be done.
48	build	To build is to construct or create something by putting together various parts or materials.
49	achieve	To achieve is to accomplish or succeed in a particular goal or objective.
50	believe	To believe is to accept something as true or to have faith or trust in something or someone.
51	receive	To receive means to be given or obtain something.
52	seem	To seem means to give the impression or appear a certain way.
53	discuss	To discuss means to talk about something with another person or group in order to exchange ideas or reach a decision.
54	realize	To realize means to become aware of something or to understand something fully.
55	contain	To contain means to hold or have something within it.
56	follow	To follow means to go or come after someone or something, or to comply with instructions or rules.
57	refer	To refer means to mention or direct someone to something for information or help.
58	solve	To solve means to find an answer or solution to a problem.
59	describe	To describe means to give an account or explanation of something in words.
60	prefer	To prefer means to like or choose one thing over another.
61	prevent	To prevent means to stop something from happening or to keep something from occurring.
62	discover	To discover means to find or uncover something that was previously unknown or hidden.
63	ensure	To ensure means to make certain or guarantee something.
64	expect	To expect means to anticipate or look forward to something happening or someone arriving.
65	invest	To invest means to put money or resources into something with the expectation of a profit or benefit.
66	reduce	To reduce means to make something smaller or decrease in size, quantity, or intensity.
67	speak	To speak means to communicate with others using words.
68	appear	To appear means to become visible or present oneself in a certain way.
69	explain	To explain means to make something clear or understandable by giving reasons or a description.
70	explore	To explore means to travel through or investigate an unfamiliar place or concept.
71	involve	To involve means to include or require someone or something to be a part of an activity or situation.
72	lose	To lose means to no longer have something or be unable to find something.
73	afford	To afford means to be able to pay for or have enough resources for something.
74	agree	To agree means to have the same opinion or belief as another person.
75	hear	To hear means to perceive sound with one's ears.
76	remain	To remain is to stay in the same place or condition without moving or changing.
77	represent	To represent is to act or speak on behalf of someone or something else.
78	apply	To apply is to use or put something into action in a specific situation.
79	forget	To forget is to not remember something that has been learned or experienced before.
80	recommend	To recommend is to suggest or advise someone to do something or to use something based on one's experience or knowledge.
81	rely	To rely is to depend on someone or something for support, help, or information.
82	vary	To vary is to be different or change in some way, often in quantity or quality.
83	generate	To generate is to produce or create something, often by a specific process or mechanism.
84	obtain	To obtain is to acquire or get something, often through effort or negotiation.
85	accept	To accept is to agree to take or receive something that is offered or given.
86	communicate	To communicate is to exchange information or ideas with someone, often through spoken or written language.
87	complain	To complain is to express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something.
88	depend	To depend is to rely on or be determined by something else.
89	enter	To enter is to go into a place or a situation.
90	happen	To happen is to occur or take place, often unexpectedly.
91	indicate	To indicate is to show or suggest something, often through gestures or signs.
92	suggest	To suggest is to offer an idea or proposal for consideration or discussion.
93	survive	To survive is to continue to live or exist, often despite difficult circumstances.
94	appreciate	To appreciate is to recognize the value or worth of something or someone.
95	compare	To compare is to examine the similarities and differences between two or more things or people.
96	imagine	To imagine is to form a mental picture or concept of something that is not present or real.
97	manage	To manage is to control or direct something or someone in a way that achieves a specific goal or outcome.
98	differ	To differ is to be unlike or distinct from something else.
99	encourage	To encourage is to give support, confidence, or hope to someone to help them to do something or to keep going.
100	expand	To expand is to increase in size, volume, or scope, often by adding new elements or ideas.
101	prove	To prove is to show that something is true or real through evidence or argument.
102	react	To react is to respond to something that has happened or been said in a certain way.
103	recognize	To recognize is to identify or acknowledge something or someone as known or familiar.
104	relax	To relax is to become less tense or anxious and to rest or unwind.
105	replace	To replace is to take the place of something or someone that has been removed or substituted.
106	borrow	To borrow is to take and use something temporarily with the intention of returning it.
107	earn	To earn is to receive money or rewards in return for work or services rendered.
108	emphasize	To emphasize is to give special importance or attention to something or to make something stand out.
109	enable	To enable is to make it possible for someone or something to do something.
110	operate	To operate is to control the functioning of a machine or system or to perform a task or action.
111	reflect	To reflect is to think deeply or carefully about something or to show or mirror an image or likeness.
112	send	To send is to cause something to be delivered or transmitted to a person or place.
113	anticipate	To anticipate is to expect or predict something to happen and to prepare for it.
114	assume	To assume is to take for granted or suppose something to be true without proof or evidence.
115	engage	To engage is to participate or become involved in an activity or to attract someone's attention or interest.
116	enhance	To enhance is to improve or increase the quality, value, or attractiveness of something.
117	examine	To examine is to inspect or investigate something in detail to understand its nature or condition.
118	install	To install is to set up or put something in position or place so that it is ready for use.
119	participate	To participate is to take part in an activity, event, or process.
120	intend	To intend is to have a plan or purpose for something or to have a specific aim or goal in mind.
121	introduce	To introduce is to present someone or something to others for the first time or to bring something into use or operation.
122	relate	To relate is to connect or associate something with something else or to tell a story or give an account of something.
123	settle	To settle is to resolve a dispute or to come to an agreement or to establish oneself in a new place or situation.
124	assure	To assure is to give confidence or guarantee to someone that something will happen or is true.
125	attract	To attract is to pull or draw something or someone towards oneself or to be appealing or desirable to someone.
126	distribute	To distribute is to give out or share something among different people or places.
127	overcome	To overcome is to successfully deal with a difficult challenge or obstacle.
128	owe	To owe is to have a debt or an obligation to pay or do something for someone else.
129	succeed	To succeed is to achieve a desired goal or outcome.
130	suffer	To suffer is to experience pain, hardship, or distress.
131	throw	To throw is to propel something through the air by hand or by force.
132	acquire	To acquire is to gain or obtain something through one's efforts or actions.
133	adapt	To adapt is to adjust or modify oneself to new circumstances or conditions.
134	adjust	To adjust is to change or modify something to fit or conform to a particular need or situation.
135	argue	To argue is to engage in a verbal or written disagreement or debate with someone.
136	arise	To arise is to come into existence or occur as a result of something.
137	confirm	To confirm is to verify or establish the truth or accuracy of something.
138	encouraging	To encourage is to give support, confidence, or hope to someone to do something.
139	incorporate	To incorporate is to include or blend something into a larger whole.
140	justify	To justify is to provide a valid reason or explanation for something.
141	organize	To organize is to arrange or systematize something in a structured or efficient manner.
142	ought	To ought is to indicate a moral or ethical obligation to do something.
143	possess	To possess is to have or own something.
144	relieve	To relieve is to ease or alleviate pain, stress, or discomfort.
145	retain	To retain is to keep or hold onto something.
146	shut	To shut is to close or block an opening or entrance.
147	calculate	To calculate is to determine or estimate a numerical value or result.
148	compete	To compete is to strive or vie against others for a prize or goal.
149	consult	To consult is to seek advice, information, or opinion from someone.
150	deliver	To deliver is to bring or transport something to a particular destination.
151	extend	To make something longer or stretch it out.
152	investigate	To look into something carefully in order to gather information or find out the truth.
153	negotiate	To discuss something with others in order to reach an agreement or settlement.
154	qualify	To meet the requirements or standards necessary for something, such as a job or competition.
155	retire	To stop working, usually because of age, and to leave one's job or profession.
156	rid	To remove or get rid of something unwanted.
157	weigh	To measure the weight of something or to consider and compare different options or factors.
158	arrive	To reach a destination or to get to a particular place.
159	attach	To connect or fasten something to something else.
160	behave	To act or conduct oneself in a particular way.
161	celebrate	To mark a special occasion or event with festivities or other expressions of joy or happiness.
162	convince	To persuade someone to believe or do something.
163	disagree	To have a different opinion or point of view from someone else.
164	establish	To create, set up, or bring into existence.
165	ignore	To intentionally pay no attention to something or someone.
166	imply	To suggest or indicate something indirectly or without explicitly stating it.
167	insist	To demand or require something strongly or persistently.
168	pursue	To follow or chase after something or someone, often with determination or persistence.
169	remaining	To continue to exist or be left over after the rest has been taken away or used up.
170	specify	To state or describe something clearly and precisely.
171	warn	To inform someone about a potential danger or problem.
172	accuse	To charge someone with a crime or wrongdoing.
173	admire	To look up to someone or something with respect or approval.
174	admit	To acknowledge or accept something as true or real.
175	adopt	To take on or assume something, such as a new policy or a child.
176	announce	To announce is to make a public statement or declaration about something.
177	apologize	To apologize is to express regret or say sorry for doing something wrong.
178	approve	To approve is to officially agree or give permission for something.
179	attend	To attend is to be present at an event or gathering.
180	belong	To belong is to be a member or part of a particular group or organization.
181	commit	To commit is to pledge or promise to do something, or to engage in a particular action or behavior.
182	criticize	To criticize is to express disapproval or find fault with something or someone.
183	deserve	To deserve is to be worthy or entitled to something based on one's actions or qualities.
184	destroy	To destroy is to cause something to no longer exist or function.
185	hesitate	To hesitate is to pause or delay before making a decision or taking action.
186	illustrate	To illustrate is to provide visual representation or clarification of something using pictures or examples.
187	inform	To inform is to provide knowledge or information about something to someone.
188	manufacturing	To manufacture is to produce or make goods on a large scale, typically using machinery and a production line.
189	persuade	To persuade is to convince someone to do or believe something through reasoning or argument.
190	pour	To pour is to transfer a liquid from one container to another in a steady stream.
191	propose	To propose is to suggest or put forward a plan or idea for consideration.
192	remind	To remind is to bring back to one's attention or memory something that has been forgotten or overlooked.
193	shall	Shall is a modal verb used to indicate a future action or make a suggestion.
194	submit	To submit is to present or hand over something for consideration or judgment.
195	suppose	To suppose is to assume or believe something to be true based on little or no evidence.
196	translate	To translate is to convert written or spoken words from one language into another.
197	be	To be is to exist or have a specific quality or characteristic.
198	have	To have is to possess or own something.
199	use	To use is to employ or utilize something for a particular purpose.
200	make	To make is to create or produce something.

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