pass on
Transferring a cost, charge, or consequence to another party rather than absorbing it oneself
Key phrasal verbs and verb-particle combinations extracted from The Hindu editorials published over the past 12 months, ranked by repetition count.
Transferring a cost, charge, or consequence to another party rather than absorbing it oneself
Proved to be the case, or was discovered to be true in the end
Proceeded to do something subsequent to an earlier stage or achievement
To be replaced, overtaken, or collapsed under pressure
Presents, explains, or exhibits data or ideas clearly and systematically
Gradually diminished, weakened, or dwindled until ending completely
Prepares or positions someone or something for future success or readiness
To move, develop, or make progress more slowly than others
Makes up, represents, or constitutes a specified proportion or fraction of a whole
To develop, unfold, happen, or progress in a particular way
Defending or supporting a person or cause against attack or unfair treatment
Causing prices, expenses, or quantities to increase significantly
Delayed or intentionally postponed taking an anticipated action
Forcing prices, rates, or figures to increase
To limit, control, or check something that is growing rapidly or getting out of control
Becoming active, operational, or connected to an active operational network
Justified, excused, or dismissed a shortcoming or controversial decision by offering an excuse
Conducted, executed, or accomplished a planned task or military assault
To force people, armed forces, or occupants to leave a place through persistent pressure, harassment, or conflict
Caused something to develop, appear, or happen
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