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This can also mean to give to someone, as in medicine. For example, the child had an unbearable toothache and the doctor administered him morphine

2/ Throughout: whole time or whole space
Exp: my house is warm throughout the winter.

3/ recovery: full of blood
exp: my son was sick but he is full of blood right now.

Perhaps there was some mistake here because "recovery" does not actually mean "full of blood." The phrasal verb, "To make a recovery" means to get better as in from sickness or a loss. Then there's also the the verb "to recover" which means the same thing as I said before but it can also mean to get something back that you have lost.

4/ withhold: deduct, refuse to give
exp: my boss withholds my salary

5/ progressive: develop
exp: I would like my English to progress is progressive

Progressive is an adjective so the original sentence above doesn't exactly work out. You could have also phrased that sentence "I would like my English to be progressive," but I think the way I phrased it for you sounds more natural.

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