to cause (an effect) to operate

initiate something; start a function

to decide or fix (something); to find out (something) precisely

conclude, decide

to get rid of something

place, order; deal with

to force, urge (a person)

prompt, incite

to encourage, cause (an effect)

encourage, provoke

to persuade or influence (a person); to cause, bring, about (something)

cause to happen; encourage

to cause (something) to happen by using strong and continual encouragement

influence, provoke

(to cause a person, situation) to become lively

make faster; invigorate

(to cause people, help etc) to group together in order to carry out a particular task

ready for action, movement

to be a reason or encouragement for (a person) to do something

stimulate, instigate

to unload (things)

be in motion, put in motion

to make (a person) feel certain about, believe something

cause to believe; convince to do

to force (something) to move forward

throw; release into air

(to cause the speed of a person, thing) to become quick(er)

make faster; invigorate

moving, controlling a vehicle

moving, controlling a vehicle

make faster; invigorate

make faster; invigorate