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to grow in size, amount, or intensity.The pressure on the government is building up.Our work always builds up just before the holidays.

to increase, enlarge, or develop (something), esp. in stages.The patient needs to build up some strength before he can leave the hospital.The country has been steadily building up its arsenal of weapons.She built up a resistance to the disease.These exercises will build up those particular muscles.Recent compliments from his boss built up his hope that he would get the promotion.

to increase the muscular strength of (someone).My trainer says that eating more protein will help build me up.

to construct many buildings in (an area); develop.This area had been countryside when I was a child, but they built it up as more people moved out of the city.

to describe or conceive of (someone or something) in an extremely positive light.She built up her boyfriend to her parents, hoping they would get a good impression of him.I had built up this idea of moving to the country, but now I'm starting to regret it.

breatheverb

to draw air into and expel it from the lungs

live entry 1 sense 1

to blow softly

to send out by exhaling

breathe a sigh of relief

to bring by or as if by breathing

breathe new life into the movement

to say quietly or softly

don't breathe a word to anybody

to allow to rest after hard work

breathe a horse

to take in in breathing

breathe the scent of roses

to allow air or moisture to pass through

a fabric that breathes

burn1 of 2verb

to be or set on fire

to feel hot or inflamed

the burning sand

to become excited

burn with anger

scorch entry 1 sense 1

burned the toast

to appear as if on fire : glow

leave a light burning in the window

to destroy by fire

burn trash

to use as fuel your body burns food

this furnace burns gas

to produce by the action of fire or heat

burn a hole in the rug

to record data or music on a disk using a laser

burn a CD

to injure or change by or as if by fire or heat

burn out a bearing

to suffer sunburn

she burns easily

burn2 of 2noun

injury, damage, or effect produced by or as if by burning

hold1 of 3verb

to keep in one's possession : possess, have

hold this for me

to have by right hold a bachelor's degree hold elective office

hold property

to keep or restrict by force

the troops held the bridge

to restrain especially by keeping back

hold your temper

delay entry 2 sense 2

held the train

to keep back from use

will hold the seats for us

to make accept a legal or moral duty

I'll hold you to your word

to have or keep in the grasp

hold the pen upright

to cause to be or remain in a place, position, or situation

hold the ladder steady

to remain fastened

the anchor held

support entry 1 sense 4a, sustain

the floor will hold 10 metric tons

to keep as or as if a captive

held without bail

to bear or carry oneself

please hold still

to keep up without interruption

hold silence

to keep the interest or devotion of

the play held the audience

to receive and contain

the bottle holds two liters

to have in mind : entertain

hold a theory

consider sense 3, judge

was held to be the best

to carry on as a group

hold a meeting

to maintain position

the line held under attack

to continue unchanged : last hope the weather holds

their interest held up

to be true : apply

the rule holds in most cases

to refrain from an act : halt, pause

hold2 of 3noun

fortress, stronghold

the act or manner of holding : grip, grasp

have a hold on the rope

a manner of grasping the opponent in wrestling

full or immediate control

get hold of yourself

touch sense 4

trying to get a hold of you

a bond that affects or controls : power

the law has no hold over this person

something that may be grasped or held

a note or rest in music that is continued longer than usual

an order or indication that something is to be reserved or delayed

stoppage, halt

a hold in a rocket countdown

hold3 of 3noun

the interior of a ship below decksespecially: the cargo deck of a ship

the cargo compartment of an airplane

pass1 of 3verb

move entry 1 sense 2, proceed

to go away

the pain will soon pass

die entry 1 sense 1—often used with on

to go by or beyond or move past

to go or allow to go across, over, or through

let no one pass

to change or transfer ownership or possession

recipes passed down through the family

happen sense 2, occur

to gain the approval of a legislative body

the bill passed both houses

to approve officially

pass a new law

to go or allow to go through an examination or course of study successfully

passed my French course

to cause to be considered

passed for an expert

to transfer or become transferred from one person to another pass a football

pass the butter

to decide not to bid, bet, or draw in a card game

to cause or permit to elapse : spend

pass time

to state judicially

pass sentence

pass2 of 3noun

passage sense 2a, way

a gap in a mountain range

pass3 of 3noun

the act or an instance of passing : passage

accomplishment sense 1, realization—used in the phrases come to pass and bring to pass

situation sense 3, condition

have come to a strange pass

a written permission to enter or leave or to move about freely

a soldier's three-day pass

a moving of the hands over or along something

a transfer of a ball or puck from one player to anotherespecially: forward pass

base on balls

an act of passing in a card game

effort sense 2, try

make a pass at it

drop1 of 2noun

the quantity of fluid that falls naturally in one rounded mass

plural a dose of medicine measured by drops

eye drops

a small quantity of drink

the smallest practical unit of liquid measure

something (as a hanging ornament on jewelry or a round candy) shaped like a drop

the act or an instance of dropping : fall

a decline in quantity or quality a drop in prices

a drop in water pressure

a descent by parachute

a place where something (as mail or goods) is left to be picked up

the distance through which something drops

an unframed piece of cloth scenery in a theater

advantage sense 1

we've got the drop on them

drop2 of 2verb

to fall or let fall in drops

to let fall : cause to fall

dropped the book

to reduce to a lower level or stage

dropped his speed

send sense 1

drop me a line

to stop doing, using, or considering dropped everything and ran to the door you can drop that idea

drop the subject

to knock or shoot down

to go lower

prices dropped

to make a brief visit

drop in for a chat

to pass into a less active state

drop off to sleep

to move downward or with a current

to leave (a letter standing for a speech sound) unsounded

drop the "g" in "running"

to give birth to

the cow dropped her calf

informal to be released to the public

her new album just dropped

voice-overnoun

the voice in a film or television program of a person who is heard but not seen or not seen actually talking

voice boxnoun

larynx

vocal cordsplural noun

either of two pairs of elastic folds of tissue in the larynx of which the lower pair produce the voice when air exhaled from the lungs causes them to vibrate

buildupnoun

something produced by building up

the act or process of building up

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