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top
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top#v#5
|
The towers were <b>topped</b> with conical roofs.
|
literal
| 0.6 |
top
|
top#v#6
|
The hikers <b>topped</b> the mountain just before noon
|
metaphorical
| 0.8 |
top
|
top#v#8
|
The gardener <b>topped</b> the trees and bushes.
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
trace
|
trace#v#2
|
<b>trace</b> the outline of a figure in the sand
|
literal
| 1 |
trace
|
trace#v#4
|
The hunters <b>traced</b> the deer into the woods
|
literal
| 0.6 |
trace
|
trace#v#5
|
She <b>traced</b> the circumstances of her birth
|
metaphorical
| 0.6 |
trace
|
trace#v#6
|
The children <b>traced</b> along the edge of the dark forest
|
metaphorical
| 0.5 |
trail
|
trail#v#3
|
John <b>trailed</b> behind his class mates.
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
trail
|
trail#v#5
|
The toddler was <b>trailing</b> his pants.
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
transfer
|
transfer#v#2
|
<b>transfer</b> the patient to another hospital
|
literal
| 0.8 |
transfer
|
transfer#v#4
|
<b>transfer</b> the packet from his trouser pockets to a pocket in his jacket
|
literal
| 1 |
transfer
|
transfer#v#5
|
I <b>transferred</b> my stock holdings to my children
|
literal
| 0.9 |
transform
|
transform#v#2
|
This experience <b>transformed</b> her completely.
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
transform
|
transform#v#3
|
He <b>transformed</b> into a monster.
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
transform
|
transform#v#5
|
It can <b>transform</b> energy to light.
|
literal
| 0.6 |
translate
|
translate#v#1
|
I have to <b>translate</b> when my in-laws from Austria visit the U.S.
|
literal
| 0.9 |
translate
|
translate#v#2
|
Braque <b>translated</b> collage into oil
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
translate
|
translate#v#6
|
the growth in income <b>translates</b> into greater purchasing power
|
literal
| 0.8 |
translate
|
translate#v#7
|
poetry often does not <b>translate</b>
|
literal
| 0.6 |
translate
|
translate#v#9
|
Can you <b>translate</b> the instructions in this manual for a layman?
|
literal
| 0.9 |
tread
|
tread#v#1
|
For fools rush in where angels fear to <b>tread</b>
|
literal
| 0.6 |
tread
|
tread#v#3
|
<b>tread</b> grapes to make wine
|
literal
| 0.8 |
tread
|
tread#v#6
|
male birds <b>tread</b> the females
|
literal
| 0.7 |
treat
|
treat#v#2
|
<b>treat</b> the water so it can be drunk
|
literal
| 0.8 |
treat
|
treat#v#3
|
The doctor <b>treated</b> my broken leg
|
literal
| 0.8 |
treat
|
treat#v#5
|
Grandmother always <b>treated</b> us to the circus
|
literal
| 0.8 |
treat
|
treat#v#6
|
Don't worry about the expensive wine--I'm <b>treating</b>
|
literal
| 0.6 |
treat
|
treat#v#7
|
they had to <b>treat</b> with the King
|
metaphorical
| 0.5 |
treat
|
treat#v#8
|
I <b>treated</b> his advances as a joke
|
literal
| 0.7 |
trench
|
trench#v#2
|
He <b>trenched</b> his military camp
|
literal
| 0.8 |
trench
|
trench#v#3
|
letters <b>trenched</b> into the stone
|
metaphorical
| 0.5 |
trench
|
trench#v#4
|
<b>trench</b> the fallen soldiers
|
literal
| 0.7 |
trench
|
trench#v#6
|
The National Guardsmen were sent out to <b>trench</b>
|
literal
| 0.8 |
tug
|
tug#v#1
|
The prisoner <b>tugged</b> at the chains
|
literal
| 1 |
tug
|
tug#v#2
|
She <b>tugged</b> for years to make a decent living
|
metaphorical
| 0.8 |
tug
|
tug#v#3
|
The <b>tugboat</b> tugged the freighter into the harbor
|
literal
| 0.7 |
tug
|
tug#v#5
|
The horse finally <b>tugged</b> the cart out of the mud
|
literal
| 1 |
tug
|
tug#v#6
|
Each oar was <b>tugged</b> by several men
|
literal
| 0.9 |
tug
|
tug#v#7
|
She <b>tugged</b> and wrestled with her conflicts
|
metaphorical
| 0.6 |
twist
|
twist#v#10
|
The wrestler <b>twisted</b> his shoulder
|
literal
| 0.9 |
twist
|
twist#v#2
|
<b>twist</b> the dough into a braid
|
literal
| 1 |
twist
|
twist#v#4
|
The cord is all <b>twisted</b>
|
literal
| 1 |
twist
|
twist#v#9
|
Don't <b>twist</b> my words
|
metaphorical
| 0.8 |
understand
|
understand#v#1
|
She did not <b>understand</b> her husband
|
literal
| 0.9 |
understand
|
understand#v#3
|
She <b>understands</b> French
|
literal
| 0.9 |
understand
|
understand#v#4
|
I <b>understand</b> you have no previous experience?
|
literal
| 0.8 |
understand
|
understand#v#5
|
You don't need to explain--I <b>understand!</b>
|
literal
| 0.9 |
upgrade
|
upgrade#v#2
|
I've <b>upgraded</b> my computer so I can run better software
|
literal
| 0.9 |
upgrade
|
upgrade#v#4
|
I <b>upgraded</b> to First Class when Coach Class was overbooked
|
literal
| 0.9 |
upgrade
|
upgrade#v#5
|
The airline <b>upgraded</b> me when I arrived late and Coach Class was full
|
literal
| 0.8 |
uproot
|
uproot#v#1
|
The war <b>uprooted</b> many people.
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
uproot
|
uproot#v#2
|
The vestiges of political democracy were soon <b>uprooted</b>.
|
metaphorical
| 0.8 |
uproot
|
uproot#v#3
|
They plan to <b>uproot</b> the vine that has spread all over the garden.
|
literal
| 1 |
use
|
use#v#1
|
we only <b>use</b> Spanish at home
|
literal
| 0.8 |
use
|
use#v#2
|
She <b>uses</b> drugs rarely
|
literal
| 0.9 |
use
|
use#v#4
|
She <b>uses</b> her influential friends to get jobs
|
literal
| 0.9 |
use
|
use#v#5
|
<b>use</b> care when going down the stairs
|
literal
| 0.6 |
use
|
use#v#6
|
She <b>used</b> to call her mother every week but now she calls only occasionally
|
literal
| 0.9 |
vanish
|
vanish#v#2
|
The effect <b>vanished</b> when day broke
|
literal
| 0.8 |
vanish
|
vanish#v#4
|
An entire civilization <b>vanished</b>
|
literal
| 0.7 |
vanish
|
vanish#v#5
|
the money <b>vanished</b> in las Vegas
|
literal
| 0.6 |
vegetate
|
vegetate#v#2
|
They <b>vegetated</b> the hills behind their house
|
literal
| 0.6 |
vegetate
|
vegetate#v#3
|
The fields <b>vegetate</b> vigorously
|
literal
| 0.7 |
vegetate
|
vegetate#v#4
|
This fungus usually <b>vegetates</b> vigorously
|
literal
| 0.7 |
vegetate
|
vegetate#v#5
|
warts and polyps can <b>vegetate</b> if not removed
|
literal
| 0.6 |
vegetate
|
vegetate#v#6
|
The bacterial growth <b>vegetated</b> along
|
literal
| 0.6 |
vegetate
|
vegetate#v#7
|
After a hard day's work, I <b>vegetate</b> in front of the television
|
metaphorical
| 0.6 |
vest
|
vest#v#1
|
They <b>vested</b> the council with special rights
|
metaphorical
| 0.6 |
vest
|
vest#v#2
|
She <b>vested</b> her vast fortune in her two sons
|
literal
| 0.6 |
vest
|
vest#v#3
|
The property <b>vests</b> in the trustees
|
literal
| 0.6 |
visit
|
visit#v#2
|
Did you ever <b>visit</b> Paris?
|
literal
| 0.9 |
visit
|
visit#v#5
|
The principal <b>visited</b> his rage on the students.
|
metaphorical
| 0.8 |
visit
|
visit#v#7
|
Every summer, we <b>visited</b> our relatives in the country for a month.
|
literal
| 1 |
visit
|
visit#v#8
|
He was <b>visited</b> with a terrible illness that killed him quickly.
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
visualize
|
visualize#v#2
|
The radiologist can <b>visualize</b> the cancerous liver.
|
literal
| 0.7 |
visualize
|
visualize#v#3
|
Mathematicians often <b>visualize</b>.
|
metaphorical
| 0.5 |
visualize
|
visualize#v#4
|
With this machine, ultrasound can be <b>visualized</b>.
|
literal
| 0.8696 |
volley
|
volley#v#1
|
Gun shots <b>volleyed</b> at the attackers.
|
metaphorical
| 0.5 |
volley
|
volley#v#2
|
They began to <b>volley</b> the tennis ball.
|
literal
| 0.6 |
volley
|
volley#v#3
|
The attackers <b>volleyed</b> gunshots at the civilians.
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
volley
|
volley#v#5
|
I heard him <b>volley</b> a string of curses.
|
metaphorical
| 0.6842 |
vote
|
vote#v#1
|
He <b>voted</b> for the motion
|
literal
| 0.9 |
vote
|
vote#v#2
|
<b>vote</b> the Democratic ticket
|
literal
| 1 |
vote
|
vote#v#3
|
I <b>vote</b> that we all go home
|
literal
| 0.8 |
vote
|
vote#v#4
|
<b>vote</b> one's conscience
|
literal
| 0.7 |
vote
|
vote#v#5
|
They <b>voted</b> aid for the underdeveloped countries in Asia
|
literal
| 0.9 |
vouch
|
vouch#v#1
|
Will he <b>vouch</b> for me?
|
literal
| 0.7 |
vouch
|
vouch#v#2
|
I <b>vouch</b> for the quality of my products.
|
literal
| 0.7 |
vouch
|
vouch#v#4
|
He <b>vouched</b> his words by his deeds.
|
metaphorical
| 0.5 |
walk
|
walk#v#1
|
<b>Walk</b>, don't run!
|
literal
| 1 |
walk
|
walk#v#10
|
The lovers held hands while <b>walking</b>.
|
literal
| 0.9 |
walk
|
walk#v#2
|
I'll <b>walk</b> you to your car
|
literal
| 0.8 |
walk
|
walk#v#4
|
Paul <b>walked</b> the streets of Damascus.
|
literal
| 1 |
walk
|
walk#v#7
|
We must <b>walk</b> with our dispossessed brothers and sisters.
|
literal
| 0.6 |
walk
|
walk#v#8
|
The horses <b>walked</b> across the meadow.
|
literal
| 1 |
walk
|
walk#v#9
|
He <b>walks</b> the horse up the mountain.
|
literal
| 0.7917 |
wallow
|
wallow#v#1
|
<b>wallow</b> in your sorrows
|
metaphorical
| 0.5 |
wallow
|
wallow#v#2
|
pigs were <b>wallowing</b> in the mud
|
literal
| 0.9 |
wallow
|
wallow#v#5
|
<b>wallow</b> in your success!
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
want
|
want#v#1
|
I <b>want</b> to go home now
|
literal
| 0.9 |
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