高上　基礎英単語　動詞編2 （１０１～２００）　

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Please proceed to another fifty basic verbs!!

Of course! Let’s delve into another set of 50 basic verbs:

101. Open – move so as to leave a space – Open the door.
102. Close – move to cover an opening – Close the window.
103. Laugh – express mirth with vocal sounds – They laugh together.
104. Cry – shed tears due to emotion – Don’t cry over spilled milk.
105. Turn – change direction – Turn right at the corner.
106. Jump – push oneself off a surface – Jump over the fence.
107. Fly – move through the air – Birds fly south for winter.
108. Break – cause to separate into pieces – I didn’t mean to break the vase.
109. Fix – repair or make operational again – Fix the leaky faucet.
110. Drop – let fall from one’s hand – Don’t drop the egg.
111. Hold – grasp or retain in one’s possession – Hold my bag, please.
112. Catch – intercept and seize in motion – Catch the ball!
113. Throw – propel through the air with force – Throw the paper in the bin.
114. Pass – go across or through – Pass the salt, please.
115. Sell – give something in exchange for money – She will sell her old bicycle.
116. Lift – raise to a higher position – Lift the box with both hands.
117. Push – exert force to move away – Push the door to open.
118. Pull – exert force to draw towards oneself – Pull the drawer out.
119. Hug – squeeze tightly in arms – She gave her friend a hug.
120. Touch – come into contact with – Don’t touch the wet paint.
121. Feel – experience tactile sensation – Feel the soft fabric.
122. Argue – express opposing viewpoints in a dispute – They argue about politics.
123. Admit – confess or acknowledge – He admitted his mistake.
124. Expect – anticipate or regard as likely – I expect rain today.
125. Wonder – desire to know something – I wonder if she’ll come to the party.
126. Worry – feel anxiety or distress – Don’t worry about it.
127. Shout – utter in a loud voice – Shout if you need help.
128. Whisper – speak softly and quietly – Whisper the secret.
129. Smile – form a pleased expression – She has a beautiful smile.
130. Frown – furrow one’s brow in displeasure – He frowned upon hearing the news.
131. Agree – have the same opinion – They agree on the plan.
132. Refuse – indicate unwillingness – She refused the offer.
133. Accept – give approval to or agree to receive – Accept the gift graciously.
134. Count – determine the total of items – Count the apples.
135. Imagine – form a mental image or concept – Imagine a world without war.
136. Cook – prepare food by heating – I’ll cook dinner tonight.
137. Clean – make free from dirt or impurities – Clean your room.
138. Wash – clean with water and soap – Wash your hands.
139. Bite – seize with the teeth – Don’t bite your nails.
140. Chew – crush or grind with the teeth – Chew your food well.
141. Climb – ascend or go up – Climb the mountain.
142. Swim – propel oneself in water – Swim in the pool.
143. Run – move swiftly on foot – Run in the park.
144. Visit – go to see or spend time with – Visit your grandparents.
145. Meet – come into the presence of someone – Meet me at 5 pm.
146. Miss – notice the absence or loss of – I miss my old school.
147. Practice – perform regularly to improve – Practice playing the piano.
148. Finish – bring to an end – Finish your assignment.
149. Start – begin or initiate – Start the engine.
150. Save – rescue or protect – Save the document frequently.

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Absolutely! Let’s proceed with the next set of 50 basic verbs:

151. Wear – have on one’s body or a part of one’s body as clothing – Wear your coat; it’s cold outside.
152. Write – mark or inscribe words on a surface – Write a letter to your friend.
153. Believe – accept as true – I believe in miracles.
154. Own – possess; have as belonging to oneself – She owns a vintage car.
155. Forget – fail to remember – I forget where I kept my keys.
156. Borrow – take and use with the intention to return – Can I borrow your book?
157. Lend – grant to someone for temporary use – She will lend him some money.
158. Spend – use money to pay for things – I spend too much on shopping.
159. Earn – obtain in return for services or effort – She earns a good salary.
160. Send – cause to go to a destination – Send me a postcard from your trip.
161. Receive – be given or presented with – I received a letter from him.
162. Bring – carry or transport – Bring an umbrella; it might rain.
163. Choose – select from alternatives – Choose a dress for the party.
164. Grow – become larger or greater over time – Plants grow with sunlight and water.
165. Search – try to find by looking – Search for her lost toy.
166. Find – discover or perceive by chance – I couldn’t find my glasses.
167. Add – join something to another to increase the size – Add some sugar to the tea.
168. Reduce – make smaller in amount – Reduce the noise.
169. Increase – make bigger in amount – They plan to increase production next year.
170. Die – cease to live – Legends never die.
171. Live – remain alive – We live in challenging times.
172. Care – provide for and look after – She cares for her younger brother.
173. Hurt – cause pain or injury – Be careful; you might hurt yourself.
174. Heal – become healthy again – The wound will heal in time.
175. Study – devote time to learning – Study for your exams.
176. Work – exert effort to do or make something – She works at a bank.
177. Rest – cease work to relax or recover strength – Rest for a while.
178. Marry – take someone as a legally wedded spouse – They decided to marry next year.
179. Divorce – legally end a marriage – They chose to divorce due to differences.
180. Praise – express admiration or approval – Praise the effort, not just the outcome.
181. Blame – assign responsibility for a fault or wrong – Don’t blame others for your mistakes.
182. Hate – feel intense dislike for – Hate is a strong emotion.
183. Love – feel deep affection or passion for – Love can conquer all.
184. Question – ask to get information – Question everything.
185. Answer – say or write in reaction to a question – Answer the phone.
186. Suggest – propose an idea or plan – May I suggest a restaurant?
187. Advise – recommend a course of action – I advise you to see a doctor.
188. Arrange – put in order or organize – Arrange the books alphabetically.
189. Prepare – make ready for use – Prepare for the meeting.
190. Destroy – cause to end or no longer exist – Fires can destroy forests.
191. Build – construct or make by combining materials – They will build a new bridge.
192. Collect – gather together from various sources – He collects rare stamps.
193. Separate – move apart or divide – Separate the whites and yolks of the eggs.
194. Join – connect or combine – Join the pieces together.
195. Include – make part of a whole or set – The package includes a charger.
196. Exclude – keep out or not consider – Exclude irrelevant information.
197. Offer – present for acceptance – She offered a piece of cake.
198. Reject – dismiss as inadequate – He rejected the first draft.
199. Respect – admire deeply, usually for abilities – Respect your elders.
200. Ignore – refuse to take into consideration – It’s hard to ignore his behavior.

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