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Miscellaneous
100
To exercise.
To plan or devise something in detail.
Work out
100
To be transformed or become a particular kind of thing or person.
Transform someone or something into a particular kind of thing or person.
Turn in to
100
To start the function of something like the lights or a radio or a TV.
Turn on
100
To move from a standing to a sitting position 
Sit down
200
To go forth, abroad, or outdoors specifically
To have a realtionship.
To enjoy going to dance, movies, etc.
When fire extinguishes.
To leave your house and do something enjoyable.
To go out
200
to peer or gaze into a place or thing
To try to discover the facts about something such as a problem or a crime.
To investigate about sometheing.
Look into
200
To depend on someone to do what you want or expect them to do for you.
To relay on someone or something.
Count on
200
To remove something using a sharp implement.
To stop the supply of something.
Cut off
300
To discover a fact or a piece of information
Find out
300
To continue or persevere.
Go on
300
To take action so as to be free of (a troublesome or unwanted person or thing).
To remove something or someone.
Get rid of
400
To put something into action, to accomplish something, to do something.
To complete a job or activity.
To perform or continue an activity or task.
Carry out
400
To behave in a particular way.
To maintain or to conduct.
Carry on
400
Not leave at the present time.
To not leave at the present time.
To remain in a place after others have left.
Stay behind
500
To discover information by thinking and by using your own logic, your own reasoning and analyzing.
To come to understand someone or something.
To solve a problem or discover the answer to a question.
Figure out
500
To include or encompass something.
To give shelter.
Take in
600
To eliminate something completely.
Wipe out
600
To participate or join in an activity; be involved.
To get involved in a situation.
Join in an activity; be involved.
Take part
700
To understand or find (something, such as a reason or a solution)
When you put things in order or in their correct place.
Sort out
700
To lift someone or something up from the floor.
To get better, stronger, to improve.
Example: When parents collect their children from school.
Pick up