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n.
proposal
1) to make a ~
2) to second a ~
3) to accept; defeat, vote down a ~
4) to vote on a ~
5) ( AE ) to table a ~ ('to postpone voting on a proposal')
6) ( BE ) to table a ~ ('to call for a vote on a proposal')
7) to withdraw a ~
8) the ~ carried, passed
9) a ~ to + inf. (she made a ~ to adjourn)
10) a ~ that + clause; subj. (she made a ~ that debate be/should be stopped)
11) on a ~ (on my ~ they brought up the question of admitting new members)
movement
12) to set smt. in ~
13) harmonic; perpetual ~
II
v.
1) ( D ; intr. ) to ~ to (she ~ed to us)
2) ( H ) he ~ed (to) us to come closer