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noun, British English - a school for British children aged 11-18, they usually have to pass entrance examinations in order to be accepted
noun - the act of nailing a person to a wooden cross which was used in the Roman times to punish criminals
verb - to accept that you have been beaten, to accept that you can't do something because e.g. it is too difficult
verb - to put something (usually food or drink) in your mouth in order to test if it is good or not
noun - information in the newspapers or TV etc. that tries to persuade people to buy a product, use a service etc.
verb - to make somebody have strong feelings of admiration, to do or say something that has a strong effect on somebody
verb, British English - to go through something you once learned in order to remember it better, e.g. before a test in school etc.
verb - to look at something in a quick and secret way, especially because you are not supposed to look at it
verb - to touch something (e.g. your nose) with your fingers many times in order to take up or pull off something
noun - a part of a plant with a strong taste and/or aroma that is used to give flavour to food
verb - to write your name somewhere in order to show that you have written it or that you approve of it
verb - to be easily recognizable amongst others; to be remarkably taller etc. than others so that you can be easily noticed
verb - to ask a suspect or a prisoner a lot of questions in order to find out information about a crime
noun - the third person in the Holy Trinity, one that Jesus promised to send to his followers after he had gone
verb - the word that a policeman (usually with a gun in his hand) uses to tell somebody to stop moving completely
