高上　基礎英単語　動詞編③（２０１～３００）

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YES OF COURSE!!ChatGPT

Certainly! Here’s the next batch of basic verbs:

Know – be aware of; be familiar with – I know the answer.
Learn – acquire new information or skills – I want to learn Spanish.
Teach – impart knowledge or skills to – She teaches mathematics.
Understand – perceive the meaning of – I don’t understand the question.
Remember – keep in mind; recall – Remember to lock the door.
Dream – experience visions while sleeping – I had a strange dream last night.
Hope – desire with anticipation – I hope it doesn’t rain tomorrow.
Watch – observe with attention – Watch the movie tonight.
See – perceive with the eyes – I can’t see without my glasses.
Listen – pay attention to sound – Listen to the song.
Hear – perceive with the ear – I can hear a bird singing.
Taste – perceive flavor – Taste the soup and tell me if it needs salt.
Smell – detect the odor or scent – I can smell fresh bread baking.
Travel – make a journey – I love to travel around the world.
Drive – operate and control a vehicle – She will drive to the beach.
Ride – be carried or travel on or in a vehicle – Ride the bus to school.
Move – go in a specific direction – Please move your car.
Stop – come to an end; cease to happen – Stop right there.
Fall – descend from a higher to a lower level – Leaves fall in autumn.
Stand – be upright on the feet – Stand in line.
Sit – be in a position in which one’s weight is supported by one’s buttocks – Sit on the chair.
Lie (as in rest) – be in or assume a horizontal position – Lie down on the bed.
Lie (as in untruth) – say something that is not true – It’s wrong to lie.
Sign – write one’s name to authenticate or agree – Sign the document at the bottom.
Buy – obtain in exchange for payment – I want to buy a new dress.
Drink – consume a liquid – Drink plenty of water.
Eat – consume food – Eat your vegetables.
Sing – produce musical tones with the voice – She loves to sing.
Dance – move rhythmically to music – Let’s dance to the beat.
Play – engage in an activity for enjoyment – Children love to play.
Win – be successful or victorious in a contest – They hope to win the match.
Lose – be deprived of or cease to retain – I tend to lose my keys.
Guess – estimate without sufficient evidence – Guess the number I’m thinking of.
Think – form an idea or opinion – Think before you speak.
Create – bring something into existence – He wants to create art.
Destroy – put an end to the existence of – Wildfires can destroy homes.
Begin – start; perform the first part of an action – Begin the task now.
End – bring something to a conclusion – All good things must end.
Charge – demand payment – Charge the battery.
Pay – give money for goods or work done – Pay the bill before you leave.
Send – cause to go to a destination – Send a message.
Get – come to have or hold – Get a ticket for the show.
Give – present voluntarily without expecting compensation – Give a little kindness.
Ask – inquire or request – Ask for help if needed.
Tell – convey information or instructions – Tell me a story.
Read – interpret written words or symbols – Read a book.
Write – compose text – Write a poem.
Show – make visible or noticeable – Show me the way.
Hide – put or keep out of sight – Hide the gifts.
Find – discover by searching or effort – Find a solution.

Would you like to continue with more verbs?

YES! PLEASE CONTINUE!!ChatGPT

Certainly! Continuing with the next set of basic verbs:

Return – come or go back to a place or person – Please return my book tomorrow.
Sell – give something in exchange for money – She wants to sell her old bicycle.
Open – move so as to leave an enclosed space accessible – Open the door.
Close – move so as to cover an opening – Close the window.
Pull – exert force on someone or something to move closer – Pull the rope.
Push – exert force on someone or something to move away – Push the door to open it.
Break – separate into pieces as a result of force or impact – I didn’t mean to break the vase.
Fix – restore to working order – Can you fix this watch?
Clean – make something free of dirt or pollutants – Clean your room.
Dirty – cause to be unclean – Don’t dirty your clothes.
Climb – go upward using the feet and often the hands – Climb the mountain.
Swim – propel oneself through water – Let’s swim in the pool.
Fly – move through the air using wings – Birds fly in the sky.
Walk – move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot – Walk in the park.
Run – move at a speed faster than a walk – She loves to run every morning.
Jump – propel oneself upward or forward into the air – Children love to jump on the bed.
Shout – utter a loud cry – Don’t shout in the library.
Whisper – speak very softly – Whisper in my ear.
Cry – shed tears due to emotion – It’s okay to cry sometimes.
Laugh – express amusement with sound – We all need a good laugh.
Smile – form one’s features into a pleased expression – Your smile is contagious.
Frown – furrow one’s brow in an expression of displeasure – Don’t frown; things will get better.
Worry – feel anxious about a possible future event – Don’t worry about tomorrow.
Relax – become less tense – Relax in the tub.
Stretch – extend one’s body or limbs – Stretch before exercising.
Exercise – engage in physical activity to enhance fitness – Exercise regularly for good health.
Lift – raise to a higher position – Lift the box carefully.
Carry – hold and transport from one place to another – Can you carry this for me?
Throw – propel something with force – Throw the ball.
Catch – intercept and hold something in motion – Catch the ball.
Kick – strike with the foot – Kick the soccer ball.
Hit – come into contact with quickly and forcefully – He hit the target.
Miss – fail to hit or reach – I miss my family.
Punch – strike with a fist – He punched the bag.
Drag – pull along with difficulty or effort – Drag the luggage to the room.
Drop – let go and allow to fall – Don’t drop the vase.
Grab – seize or clutch suddenly – Grab a snack.
Hold – keep or retain in one’s grasp – Hold the railing.
Press – apply pressure to something – Press the button.
Switch – change the position, direction, or focus of – Switch off the lights.
Turn – move in a different direction – Turn right at the next street.
Bake – cook by dry heat in an oven – Let’s bake a cake.
Cook – prepare food by heating – I’ll cook dinner tonight.
Boil – heat liquid until bubbles form – Boil some water for tea.
Freeze – become solid as a result of cold – Freeze the leftovers.
Melt – turn from solid to liquid due to heat – The ice cream will melt in the sun.
Shake – move quickly and irregularly up and down – Shake the bottle before using.
Stir – move in a circular motion to mix – Stir the soup.
Fill – cause to become full or occupied – Fill the glass with water.
Empty – remove the contents of – Empty the trash can.