(verb) To catch someone's attention

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Foreword; introductory note

It refers to the lessons of past mistakes being used as an alert, to avoid repetition; take warning

to befriend bad / evil people, and end up getting harmed / scammed

verb; to cause or lead to

to introduce, especially for the government officials to bring in guests / diplomats to the king / president

to attract

to lead the army

to quote; to recommend

a tractor

Law of universal gravitation

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(verb) Bring in (new technology etc.)

(verb) (of legal procedure) Bring back (a criminal from to a country)

guide

introduce

extrapolate

fascinate

engine

guidance

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pull-up (exercise)

guide

preface

eye-catching

to trigger

quote

cause

cite