1. "Tour"
* Turn/Rotation: "Faire un tour" (to take a turn)
* Trip/Journey: "Un tour en France" (a trip to France)
* Tower: "La Tour Eiffel" (the Eiffel Tower)
2. "Courir"
* To Run: "Je cours tous les matins" (I run every morning)
* To Flow: "Le sang coule dans les veines" (Blood flows in the veins)
* To Be Urgent: "Il faut que je coure" (I have to hurry)
3. "Plein"
* Full: "Le verre est plein" (The glass is full)
* Lots of/Many: "Il y a plein de gens" (There are lots of people)
* Whole: "J'ai passé la journée plein air" (I spent the whole day outdoors)
4. "Suite"
* Suite (in a hotel): "Une suite avec vue sur la mer" (A suite with a sea view)
* Continuation: "La suite des événements" (The continuation of events)
* Following: "Suite à la pluie, le match a été annulé" (Following the rain, the match was canceled)
5. "Prendre"
* To Take: "Prends ce livre" (Take this book)
* To Catch: "Prendre le bus" (To catch the bus)
* To Become: "Il prend de l'âge" (He's getting old)
* To Order: "Je prends un café" (I'll have a coffee)
6. "Bon"
* Good: "C'est un bon film" (It's a good movie)
* Well: "Je me sens bien" (I feel well)
* Okay: "Bon, on y va" (Okay, let's go)
* Voucher: "Un bon de réduction" (A discount voucher)
7. "Aller
* To Go: "Je vais à l'école" (I'm going to school)
* To Go with: "Ça va bien" (That's fine/It's going well)
* To Be Worth: "Ça vaut bien le coup" (It's worth it)
8. "Faire
* To Do: "Faire ses devoirs" (To do one's homework)
* To Make: "Faire un gâteau" (To make a cake)
* To Have: "Faire froid" (To be cold)
* To Be: "Faire beau" (To be beautiful)
These are just a few examples. The beauty of the French language lies in its subtle nuances and the way words can morph their meaning depending on the context.