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(v.) to seek medical advice, to see a doctor

(v.) seek proof, seek confirmation

(n.) (computer software) driver, (computer, car) drive

(n.) interval (math.), part of a route (of transportation), region

(adj.) trivial

(n.) curve, curved line

(v.) tend towards, tend to be

(v.) collect material

(v.) substitute for someone, remove and replace

(phr.) fetch the scriptures; learn from someone else's experience

(v.) depend on, be decided by

(v.) warm oneself

(v.) to achieve triumph, to win a victory

(v.) make fun of, poke fun at

(n.) folk art forms

(v.) remove, dislodge

(n.) place to do something, destination

(n.) the direction in which somebody or something has gone

(n.) circle

(n./v.) fist; Chinese boxing; to curl, to bend

(adj.) all around, omni-directional, holistic, comprehensive

(n.) boxing

(adj.) omnipotent; all-round

wholeheartedly

(v./n.) comment and explain, annotate, perform (interpret a theatrical role); interpretation, annotation

(n.) limits of authority or power; authority

(adv.) whole-heartedly, by heart and soul

(n.) the rights and interests

(v./n.) advise; advice

(v.) persuade, advise

(v./n.) dissuade; dissuasion

(n./v.) deficiency, shortcoming; lack

(adj.) conclusive, irrefutable, definite

(v.) to diagnose definitely, to make a definite diagnosis (of)

(v.) to light and set off (fireworks, crackers, etc.)

(n.) natural gas

(n.) fuel oil

(v.) let somebody off, pardon, forgive; give sth extra (without getting anything useful back)

(v.) to make a detour, to bypass; to move around, to circle

(v.) offend, provoke; incur (sth undesirable); attract, cause