to get or gain (something) by work, skill or ability, by one's own efforts or behaviour

obtain or receive

to say or write that something is true, correct etc

declare the truth of something

to put a wall, fence etc round (something); shut (something) in on all sides

put inside, surround

to make sure (that) something will happen

guarantee; make secure

of forbid

outlaw, prohibit an action

to order (a person) not to do something

outlaw, prohibit an action

to receive, obtain, (something)

come into possession of; achieve

of get

come into possession of; achieve

of get

come into possession of; achieve

of have

be in possession

of have

be in possession

(used with the past participle of another verb (e.g. moved, done) to form) a: the present perfect tense, b: the past perfect tense, c: the future perfect tense, d: the perfect conditional tense

be in possession

of hide

conceal; remain unseen

a hidden place where wild animals, birds etc may be observed, e.g. by photographers; (an) animal's skin

conceal; remain unseen

to put or keep (a person) in a prison

confine; put in jail

to imprison (a person)

put in jail, confinement

miaow

enclose

to get or keep control of the whole of (something), so that others cannot share

dominate, control

to own (something); to influence (a person, mind)

have or obtain

to say that (something) must not be done, that (a person) must not do something

make impossible; stop

to prevent (a person or thing) (from doing something)

keep under control; hold back

to take food or drink out of a restaurant to eat at home

put in jail, confinement