英和和英

to set an object before one―propose an object to oneself

to set an object before one―propose an object to oneself

to set an object before one―propose an object to oneself

to set an object before one―propose an object to oneself

to propose an object to oneself―set an object before one

an attempt to eliminate the base coinage

casting an object in order to determine an outcome randomly

to insert a small object into a larger object

to perform an action by using an object

to set up an object in a space

to wring an object once again

to be accustomed to handling an object

the action of binding something up inside an object

to remove and throw away an object

to throw an object into a place

the condition of an object hanging downward

to attempt and fail to open a closed thing

to attempt and fail to clear a passage

to forcibly try to make sense of something unreasonable

to trace a matter to its origin

an condition of something being used for the purposes other than the original purpose

the act of seeking information to verify something unknown

to achieve one's object by breaking down obstacles

to search for a thing whose whereabouts are not clear

to trace anything to its source―to its origin

to challenge people to undertake difficult tasks

a locate the source

They tried to stifle up the scandal―smother up the scandal.

fish for compliments

a rash attempt to climb Mount Everest