Collocations/S

not harmed, hurt or damaged in any way

far enough away from danger to be safe

something that isn't safe or creates danger

government programs that help people in trouble, esp. the poor, sick, unemployed, old, homeless, etc.

a record showing how effective safety measures have been

figures showing the number of products sold

all the people employed to sell a company's products

to give or provide what somebody needs

to have what a requirement states or specifies

to sell products in the quantities demanded by the market

to prevent deaths, or stop people from dying

to keep money for the future

to pay less money

to use less time

to say a parting word as you leave, or as somebody else leaves

to apologize to someone

a tactic that uses fear to make people behave a certain way

to get a goal in sport

military and police forces

to see that your view is unreasonable or wrong, and reconsider

to understand somebody's viewpoint or observation

a natural ability to know which direction you're going in

an ability to see and express humour, or the funny side of things

an accident in which someone is badly injured or killed

a very harmful or dangerous illness

a very bad injury

a very bad mistake

a romantic relationship that you take seriously

badly damage (of material objects)

badly affect (of non-material or abstract things)

very sick

badly hurt or injured

badly hurt by a weapon

to be useful, esp. in achieving an aim or performing a function

to benefit or support the interests of someone or something

to decide the date on which something in the future will happen

to decide what it is you'll try to achieve

to achieve a new record in sport, sales, profits, losses, etc.

to set or establish a certain level of quality

to put forks, knives, spoons, plates, place mats, etc. onto a table before a meal is served

to set the time at which the alarm in a phone or alarm clock will ring

to make something start burning

to let someone or something go free

a complete meal with several courses for a fixed price

If you have a short memory, you can forget things soon after they've happened.

fair distribution of wealth, opportunities and privileges in society

the part of life involving friends and social activities

to find out who committed a crime

to find the solution to a problem

time when you're free to do whatever you want to do

a quicker recovery from illness or injury than usual

to do something or be somewhere for a certain time

to use the time you have in life

to be judged for a crime in a court of law

to remain awake, or not go to sleep

to stay in the same place or situation

keep watching a television broadcast or keep listening to a radio broadcast

a job that offers constant work and a reliable income

a serious and stable romantic relationship

constant sequence, or many things one after another

strong competition from rivals or opponents

not yet dead

immediately after something happens or finishes

directly in front

an honest and direct answer to a question

immediately

according to a strict definition of a meaning or a regulation

to find a balanced position that's reasonable and fair for all or both sides

to support or believe in somebody or something very much

a sign or evidence that something is happening or definitely true