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engage

[en-geyj] / ɛnˈgeɪdʒ /






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She said she had engaged lawyers in the UK and Bangladesh.

From BBC

The Florida meeting was the latest step in weeks of intense "shuttle diplomacy" which saw Ukrainian and Russian delegations separately engage with US officials to discuss a peace plan.

From BBC

Despite an initial refusal to engage in the conversation with a specialist nurse, his mother, Nadine, recalled how he had previously discussed organ donation while applying for a motorcycle licence.

From BBC

Mr. Stoppard insisted, through his works, that theater could and should engage with ideas, with philosophy, with the vast knowledge amassed by writers and thinkers of many ages.

From The Wall Street Journal

So the two “football meatheads or football nerds” who “think about the game in a very intricate way” could engage in shop talk.

From Los Angeles Times