to adopt or carry out (measures, policies, course of action); to take

to take; to get; to choose; to fetch

to acquire; to get; to obtain

to fight for; to strive for; to win over

to gain; to get; to acquire

to hinge on; to be decided by; to depend on

to replace; to supersede; to supplant; (chemistry) substitution

to take out; to extract; to draw out

to tease; to make fun of

to take action; to adopt policies; to move on some issue

to accept or reject

to withdraw (money); to collect (left luggage); to extract; to refine

to seize; to capture; to wrest control of

to accept an applicant (prospective student, employee etc) who passes an entrance exam; to admit (a student); to hire (a job candidate)

to retrieve

to try to please

to steal (usu. private information, intellectual property etc)

to score a victory; to prevail over one's opponents

to obtain (sth) in exchange; to exchange (sth) for (sth else)

to hear (news); to listen to

to absorb; to draw (a lesson, insight etc); to assimilate

to name; to be named; to christen; to seek fame

to receive; to collect

to collect evidence

to warm oneself (by a fire, heater etc)

(of a computer etc) to read (data)

to ask; to demand

to receive; to draw; to get

to draw a lesson (from a setback)

to act with urgency; to buy time

(idiom) to replace; to supersede; to take its (or her etc) place

to prevail; to achieve victory; to be victorious

to draw; to derive; to absorb

to show initiative; to be a go-getter; to push forward with one's agenda

to make a profit; to earn a packet

(idiom) to make trouble without reason; to be deliberately provocative

to find amusement; to amuse oneself

to extract; to remove; to draw (a sales commission, venom from a snake etc)

to steal (including identity theft, credit card fraud or theft of computer account); to misappropriate

sexual orientation

to suppress; to crack down on; to prohibit

to steal

to win (favors, confidence etc)

ATM

(idiom) to have only oneself to blame; to bring trouble through one's own actions

to seize; to capture; to grab

to absorb (nutrients etc); to assimilate; intake; to take a photograph of (a scene)

to remove; to take away

water intake; to obtain water (from a well etc)