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61establish diplomatic relations — create working or political relations between countries …
62establish oneself — create a stable condition for oneself, settle oneself (in a career, financially, etc.) …
63establish — verb 1》 set up on a firm or permanent basis. ↘initiate or bring about (communication). 2》 achieve permanent acceptance or recognition for. ↘[as adjective established] recognized by the state as the national Church or religion. 3》 show to… …
64establish — v. a. 1. Fix, settle, make stable or steadfast. 2. Enact, decree, ordain. 3. Institute, originate, plant, found, constitute, organize, form. 4. Place, secure, plant, set up. 5. Confirm, ratify, sanction, approve. 6. Prove, substantiate, verify,… …
65establish — v 1. create, give rise to, bring into being, start, found; institute, set up, organize; make, form, fashion, build, construct; coin, makeup,compose, fabricate, contrive. 2. install, settle, ensconce, lodge, entrench; secure, ground, root, plant,… …
66establish — es·tab·lish …
67establish — Ho okahua, ho okumu, ho okū, ho okūpa a, ho onoho, kūkulu; mākia (as a kingdom) …
68Establish — See Clear (2) …
69establish — v.tr. 1 set up or consolidate (a business, system, etc.) on a permanent basis. 2 (foll. by in) settle (a person or oneself) in some capacity. 3 (esp. as established adj.) achieve permanent acceptance for (a custom, belief, practice, institution,… …
70re-establish — (v.) also reestablish, late 15c.; from RE (Cf. re ) + ESTABLISH (Cf. establish). Related: Re established; re establishing …