Level 5 New Verbs List

A comprehensive set of vocabulary flashcards covering the Level 5 verb list, focusing on the meaning and usage of each infinitive.

To add up

To result in a total sum or to seem logical and consistent.

To arise

To happen or to start to exist, often in relation to problems or situations.

To be capable of

To have the power, skill, or ability required to perform a specific action.

To be willing to

To be prepared or ready to do something without objection.

To bear with

To be patient or tolerant with someone, especially during a delay.

To bring up

To mention a topic or start a discussion about a specific subject.

To care for

To look after or provide for the needs of someone or something.

To check in

To register one's arrival at a place such as a hotel, airport, or medical facility.

To cling

To hold on tightly to something or someone, physically or emotionally.

To come up

To be mentioned in conversation or to occur unexpectedly.

To determine

To officially decide or establish something based on facts or evidence.

To distribute

To give out or hand over shares of something to a group of people.

To do coursework

To perform the regular work and assignments required during a course of study.

To do research

To conduct a systematic investigation to discover new information or reach new conclusions.

To drive

To operate and control the direction and speed of a motor vehicle.

To get in

To arrive at a destination or to be accepted into an institution.

To get on

To have a friendly relationship with someone or to board a vehicle.

To get through

To successfully finish a difficult task or to succeed in contacting someone.

To go over

To review, examine, or check something carefully for understanding or accuracy.

To have an impact

To have a strong effect or influence on someone or something.

To implement

To put a decision, plan, or system into formal operation.

To invest

To put money, effort, or time into something with the expectation of a future result.

To keep in mind

To remember or consider a specific fact or piece of information.

To land on

To arrive on a surface after moving through the air or to choose a specific option.

To launch

To start a new project, business venture, or product.

To look up

To search for specific information within a reference book or database.

To merge

To combine or join together to form a single entity.

To narrow

To limit or reduce the range of options or the width of something.

To network

To interact with others to exchange information and develop professional contacts.

To put in

To spend or devote a certain amount of time or effort into an activity.

To put off

To delay or postpone an action or event to a later time.

To relocate

To move to a different place to live or to conduct business.

To restate

To say something again or in a different way to clarify the meaning.

To report

To give a formal account or statement about a specific matter or event.

To set up

To organize, establish, or arrange the components of something.

To think over

To consider a matter or a decision very carefully.

To take over

To assume control or responsibility for something previously managed by another.

To turn down

To refuse or reject an offer, invitation, or request.

To turn into

To change or develop into something or someone else.

To work out

To find a solution to a problem or to engage in physical exercise.