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o

r

g

a

n

i

z

e

ɔrɡənˌaɪz

To organize is to arrange or systematize something in a structured or efficient manner.

o

u

g

h

t

ɔt

To ought is to indicate a moral or ethical obligation to do something.

p

o

s

e

s

pə'zɛs

To possess is to have or own something.

r

e

l

i

e

v

e

rɪ'liv

To relieve is to ease or alleviate pain, stress, or discomfort.

r

e

t

a

i

n

rɪ'ten

To retain is to keep or hold onto something.

s

h

u

t

ʃʌt

To shut is to close or block an opening or entrance.

c

a

l

c

u

l

a

t

e

'kælkjulet

To calculate is to determine or estimate a numerical value or result.

c

o

m

p

e

t

e

kəm'pit

To compete is to strive or vie against others for a prize or goal.

c

o

n

s

u

l

t

kən'sʌlt

To consult is to seek advice, information, or opinion from someone.

d

e

l

i

v

e

r

dɪ'lɪvɚ

To deliver is to bring or transport something to a particular destination.

e

x

t

e

n

d

ɪk'stɛnd

To make something longer or stretch it out.

i

n

v

e

s

t

i

g

a

t

e

ɪn'vɛstɪɡet

To look into something carefully in order to gather information or find out the truth.

n

e

g

o

t

i

a

t

e

nɪ'ɡoʃɪet

To discuss something with others in order to reach an agreement or settlement.

q

u

a

l

i

f

y

ˈkwɑləˌfaɪ

To meet the requirements or standards necessary for something, such as a job or competition.

r

e

t

i

r

e

rɪ'taɪɚ

To stop working, usually because of age, and to leave one's job or profession.

r

i

d

rɪd

To remove or get rid of something unwanted.

w

e

i

g

h

weɪ

To measure the weight of something or to consider and compare different options or factors.

a

r

i

v

e

ə'raɪv

To reach a destination or to get to a particular place.

a

t

a

c

h

ə'tætʃ

To connect or fasten something to something else.

b

e

h

a

v

e

bɪ'hev

To act or conduct oneself in a particular way.

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