Verb:

సరౌండ్, బిజీగా ఉంచండి, ప్రతిజ్ఞ ఇవ్వడం, పని, పోరాడటానికి, నిశ్చితార్థం, అద్దె, స్కాండాలిలైజ్,

engage's Usage Examples:

She was engaged to baseball first baseman, David Segui, but they broke off the engagement in 2003.

These enlarged images provide "magnified clarities for the audience to engage and learn from" and was described as an ingenious.

17%) Initiative to the People 6 "An act relating to corporations, copartnerships, associations and persons engaged in the business of dealing in lands.

This was the first engagement thought to involve the use of the carronade.

captures the French brig Aigle 1782, August 12 – Frigate HMS Coventry inconclusively engages the French frigate Bellone 1782, December 6 – HMS Ruby defeats.

NAS, showing the observer"s window, the distinctive dive brakes, the high tail plane, and one of the lugs in which the accelerator / catapult engages.

Legal battlesThe Western Shoshone have been engaged in legal battles with the federal government over rights to their land since the erroneous filing of a claim in 1951 for land presumed to have been taken.

Since then Emil Fuchs engaged for normalisation of relations between the state and church in East Germany.

(Arabic: مجاهد‎, "one who wages jihad"), an Arabic term that broadly refers to Islamic guerrillas who engage in jihad (lit.

Alf GreshamSteven Keats (1991)Edmund Grey (deceased)John Callahan (1992–2005)Novelist who married Maria Santos, Dimitri Marick's half-brother, he was engaged several times to Brooke and the father of Sam and Maddie.

In May 2015, she announced her engagement to French professional ice skater Sylvain Longchambon.

Therefore, during the prior years the Imperial Japanese Army suffered by having a lower budget allocation and being given a lower priority as to raw materials, which eventually affected its use of equipment and tactics in engagements during World War II.

Queensrÿche and Dokken producer Neil Kernon was engaged to oversee 1989’s Tough It Out.

Synonyms:

close, practice, commit, politick, prosecute, pursue, act, move,

Antonyms:

ascend, recede, rise, disentangle, refrain,