A collection; a group（一つにまとまった集合体、一束、一団）

→“The teacher distributed a batch of handouts to the class.”

→“A batch of customers were lined up, waiting for the store to open.”

A warning; a condition（警告、忠告、条件・前提）

→“The rebels accepted the government’s offer of ceasefire, with the caveat that it may be temporary.”

→“With the caveat that the brake may need repair, the used car dealer sold the Pontiac to a first-time customer.”

→“The mother gave the child permission to play outside, with the caveat that he stay away from water.”

To receive; to attract（〜を受ける、〜を被る、〜を惹きつける）

→“She drew criticism for making a radical statement.”

→“The political activist is drawing a lot of support worldwide.”

To be fit to perform a certain function; to be capable of standing up to a given challenge（ある機能・役目を遂行できる、課題・難問を克服できる）

→“I will do it. I feel perfectly equal to the task.”

→“Japan is in an unprecedented crisis, but we have every confidence that it will prove equal to the challenge.”

To expel; to force out; to remove（追放する、排除する）

→“He was ousted from a position of power.”

→“The non-confidence vote ousted the ruling party from government.”

A dispute; an argument; a fuss（口論、論争、ひと騒ぎ）

→“The ongoing row over immigration is splitting the nation.”

→“The workers are kicking up a row over the minimum wage.”

To make a deep, long, rolling sound（浸透するような深く長い音を発する）

→“The ground rumbled as the earthquake hit the village.”

→“The thunder is rumbling outside.”

→(As noun) “The townspeople heard a rumble of war.”

To move with a low, heavy, continuous sound（低い継続した音を出しながら進む）

→“The parade rumbled on along the river.”

An unanticipated turn for the worse; an unforeseen disruption（予期しなかった後退・難点）

→“I had a major setback at work today. My flagship project ran out of funds.”

→“The developing country was dealt a setback amid concerns about its continued growth.”

To vent out anger; to growl（怒りを表す、うなる）

→“He snarled at the children to be quiet.”

→“The big dog always snarls at the passersby.”

→“The snow storm snarled through the village.”

Relating to spectacular adventures（冒険と関連した）

→“Indiana Jones goes on another swashbuckling journey.”

(As noun) Swashbuckler（冒険人）

→“Captain Jack Sparrow is a world famous swashbuckler.”

To leverage; to utilize（活用する）

→“My boss is great. He knows how to tap the staff’s diverse talents.”

→“She won the prize by tapping into her rich potential.”

1）On time

Punctually; within the set time frame（きっかり、定められた時間内に）

→“The airplane departed on time.”

→“I failed to pay tax on time and had to pay penalty.”

2）In time

After a certain, gradual passage of time（徐々に、やがては）

→“You may not understand it now, but you will in time.”

3）In plenty of time

(To arrive or finish something) comfortably before the deadline（時間的余裕を持って）

→“Michael got to the airport in plenty of time.”