| A | B |
|---|
| accompany | to go somewhere with someone; to play music together |
| accumulate | to collect, to gather together an increasing quantity of something |
| coincide | to happen at the same time |
| command | to order someone with less authority to do something |
| commodity | something of value that is bought and sold |
| depart | to leave |
| fascinate | to hold someone's attention because it is so interesting |
| subsequent | later in time or order from something just referred to |
| terminate | to end something |
| via | by way of or means of |
| minister | a person in charge of a government department |
| on behalf of | as a representative of someone or for the benefit of others |
| comprise | to consist of or include parts |
| tale | a story |
| brief | short in amount or length of time |
| accelerate | to go faster and faster |
| generous | kind, willing to give more time or money than expected |
| crew | a group of people working together |
| struggle | a long and difficult attempt to overcome problems |
| violent | using physical force or weapons to injure or kill other people |
