to look after or give attention to someone or something in Idioms
to deal with something, to do what is necessary to accomplish something in Idioms
to take control of someone or something in Idioms
to write or record something that is said at a meeting/lecture/discussion in Idioms
to take something apart, to pull something to pieces in Idioms
to remove something from an elevated place in Idioms
to become legally operative, to begin in Idioms
to speak against something, to find fault with something, to be angered by something in Idioms
to win something, to be the most important in Idioms
to make a great effort to do something in Idioms
to be encouraged, to feel brave and want to try something in Idioms
to get in control of someone or something in Idioms
to grasp something, to grip something with the hands in Idioms
to let someone come in, to admit someone in Idioms
to decieve someone, to fool someone in Idioms
to take someone to a police station for processing in Idioms
to go and see or visit something in Idioms
