approach

simple noun, simple verb115 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.4

A method that is not the same as one already mentioned or used.

A different method that can be used instead of the usual one.

Refers to a long-established way of dealing with something.

Refers to a standard or traditional way of dealing with something.

Considering a whole system or person rather than just individual parts.

A method that involves taking action to cause change rather than reacting to it.

A careful method that avoids risks.

A method that is traditional and avoids great change or risk.

A different method, often one of two options.

Refers to a generally accepted or approved way of dealing with something.

Refers to the act of coming nearer at a sharp angle, e.g., for an aircraft.

Indicates the target or subject of the approach.

The method is effective or successful.

The method makes something possible.

To come nearer at a low speed.

To come nearer in time quickly.

To use a particular method.

To employ a particular method for a task.

To start to use a particular method.

To perform the act of coming nearer (e.g., an aircraft) or to initiate contact with someone.

To be contacted by someone, usually with a proposal or request.

To speak to someone about a particular subject, usually to make a request.