to introduce, meet

to stop (active, causative); to stand, set up, put in place; to bring in, introduce; to advance/field (an army/troops)

to introduce, to accquaint, to recommend, to admit (in a hospital)

to take, bring, send (by transporting or leading - not by physically carrying)

to keep, protect, bring up, care for, rear

to reconcile, to bring to an agreement

to raise up, lift up, bring up

to make understand (to bring someone to the state of understanding, emphasizing the resulting state of understanding)

gathering, get-together, gathering of people talking together

put-together

together, all together

shared, together

together, combined

population, number of settlers; prosperity, well-being; organization of public services and amenities; construction

number, count

champion, number one, top

champion, number one, top

some, few, a number of, several