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A direct imperative used to tell someone forcefully to stop doing something annoying, foolish, or disruptive

Said in order to prevent bad luck or to preserve good fortune after mentioning one's good luck.

To defeat and eliminate an opponent from a competition, or to exhaust someone completely.

To thoroughly impress, dazzle, or astonish someone with excellence.

a round, bulbous vegetable of the cabbage family with a pale green edible stem

a fastening made by looping a piece of string or rope upon itself; to tie in a knot

to have information, understanding, or familiarity to have information about something; to be familiar with to have knowledge or be aware of something

To understand all the complex details, operational facts, or intricacies of a system or process.

To be experienced and understand how to perform a job or handle standard procedures effectively.

An ancient philosophical wisdom urging individuals to discover their own true nature, limits, and soul

To understand how a situation is developing, what trends are emerging, or how opinions are shifting.

To be extremely competent, well-informed, and experienced in one's profession or area of study.

To know absolutely nothing about a specific matter or subject.

information, understanding, and skill gained by learning or experience Facts, information, and skills acquired through experience or education. Facts, information, and skills acquired through experience or education information, understanding, and skills gained through learning or experience; Facts, information, and skills acquired through experience or education. Facts, information, and skills acquired through experience or education information, understanding, and skills gained through learning or experience

True understanding and insight give a person strength, liberation, and freedom from irrational fears

To yield, submit, or surrender to authority, external coercion, or demanding pressure.

Praise and honor received for an achievement.