Used to add new (often different) information.

To regularly pay to receive a service.

TV or radio station or its programs. To send (e.g. money) to a certain place or person.

captions displayed at bottom of cinema or television screen that translate or transcribe dialogue or narrative. Additional title, often one that explains. provide film or programme with subtitles.

To demand that someone does something.

cause to develop obsessive attachment to.

To think or accept that something is true.

very great. either of two very different things.

Being beyond hope; prepared to do anything.

To damage so badly that something no longer exists.

talk about something with person or people.

Person who is not known or named.

sympathetically aware of other people's feelings. Knowledge about something or someone. To know the meaning of language, what someone says.

action of inspecting or looking at something. To have a particular opinion or idea about.

likely or prone to be affected by. conditionally upon. People who take part in experiments or tests. To cause to suffer or experience something.