to make (something) known to everyone formally

make known clearly or officially

to go away (from a place)

leave, retreat

to use a needle and acid to make (a picture) on a metal plate from which copies may be printed

carve

to explain, make clear, (a theory)

talk about in great detail

to make a person known to another, usually by giving her or his name

make known; present

(of prices) the lowest at which goods are to be sold

make known; present

to tell (a story); give an account of (something)

describe, detail

to offer or put forward (an idea) for consideration, as a suggestion, plan or purpose

suggest, present for action

to offer (an idea etc) for consideration

propose

to tell (a story)

give an account of

to make letters or other symbols on a surface, especially with a pen or pencil on paper

put language down on paper

of write

put language down on paper