- To run or control something.

"The company will operate the new system starting next month."

- Not complete or whole.

"The project received only partial funding."

- To own or have something.

"The organization does not possess enough resources."

- A special right or advantage.

"Reporters had the privilege of an exclusive interview."

- To support or encourage something.

"The campaign aims to promote healthy eating habits."

- To repeat someone’s exact words.

"The journalist decided to quote the CEO's statement."

- To perform a duty or function.

"This report will serve as a guide for the next steps."

- To arrange or establish something.

"They plan to set up a new headquarters in Tokyo."

- To create something new from something existing.

"The company will spin off its technology division."

- To delay or stop something.

"Negotiations stalled after the disagreement."

- Stable and not changing suddenly.

"The market has remained steady this quarter."

- To encourage something to become active.

"The government introduced measures to stimulate the economy."

- To become successful quickly.

"The product's sales began to take off last year."

- To gain control of something.

"A large corporation plans to take over the smaller firm."

- To access or make use of something.

"The company hopes to tap into new markets."

- To offer or present formally.

"He decided to tender his resignation."