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bald [bo:ld] wll.liout hair or fur bare [be^] , uncovered; linked; empty; without de fin itio n beard ['biati] lit* hair that grows on the wer part o f mens faces to blush [ -
brow [brau] eyebrow, the forehead; the rounded top of a hill charm [tja:m] , , a soft ly or gently pleasing quali ty; an incarnation; a protec tion against danger or evil cheek [tji:k]
the soft fleshy part o f the face between the eye and the mouth
chin [tjin ] the part o f the face below the lower lip curl [1] , to form in to curls, to move in spirals; curly devote [diW ut] to dedicate, to give
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['elbani] the joint connecting the forearm and upper arm; the point formed at this j oint when the arm is bent
elbow embarrass [im'baera-s] , to cause to feel awkward, shy or ashamed; to make things difficult and complicated; to involve in debt eye [ai] an organ of sight; the power of seeing; a thing like an eye face [feis] the
finger a terminal digit of the hand; something shaped like or as thin as a finger; the part of a glove into which a finger is inserted footprint, footstep [ futprint], [ futstep] , a mark made by the foot forehead ['forid]
the upper part o f the face above the eyebrows where the hair begins to grow
generosity [d3^n^'rositi]
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17 f ul in a way which commands admiration; (of animals) well shaped and good to look at; impressive, pleasing; gra cious
head [hed] the top part of the human body or foremost part of an animal body; the leading person in an institution; the brain as man s thought centre; the most effective part of a tool hide (hid, hidden) [haid], [hid], ['hidh] , to put or keep something out of sight; to block the view o f something humour ['hjuim^] , some thing which arouses laugh ter, amusement; the ability for reacting and expressing understanding; a mood, fra me o f mind idle [aidl] ; not working; unwilling to work, lazy innocence ['ina'sns] , free from sin, guilt; a kind-hear-
gloom [lu:m] melancholy; |iiw mood; semidarkness, shadow hair [he^] ivoring of the human head ( miimal body; a threadlike Kfowth on plants
liand [haend] () the part of the
human body from the wrist |u the fingertips; skill, abi lit y to do something
handsome ['heensarn] (of men) good will king; (of women) beauti-
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ted person, sim ply-m inded person irritatio n [^ ri'te ijn ] being im p atiently angry, annoy; ma k in g sore or uncom fortable je alo u s ['c^ela^s] , a state o f fea r, sus picion or envy caused by a real or im agined th reat or challange to ones instincts keen [ki:n] , , sharp, cu ttin g; acute, intensive, enthusiastic lazy ['leizi] no wish to work, lack o f desire to do som ething le g [leg] one o f the parts o f the body sup
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p ortin g a human or animal body and used in w alking, running, jum ping lip [lip] one o f the tw o parts o f a mouth; the edge o f a ca vity, open ing; to lick one s lips to show great anticipation look [luk] ; make an e f fo r t to see; to pay attention; to d irect the eyes in a par ticu lar direction and m ani fest surprise, wonder merit [ merit] the qu ality; the goodness or badness o f some th in g; spiritual credit mettle [ metl] , spirit, courage or fortitu d e mild [ maild] , g e n tle , m ode rate, not severe or extrem e; not h avin g a strong taste Modest [ imdist] reasonable, aware o f one s lim itations; avoiding pretension or display mouth [mau0] a cavity in the head containing
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pleasant [ pleznt] good-humoured, pleasing, agreeable pretty { priti] pleasing to see or hear; excellent, fine, good razor [ reiz^] an insrum ent fo r shav in g hair fro m the skin ready [ redi] in a state f i t fo r quick im m ediate action ; quick and easy reckless [ reklis] , w ild ly careless; in d ifferen t to danger rectitude [ rektitju:d] , mo ral in te g rity , uprightness, honesty redden [ redn] to become red, flu shed; to make red reliable [ri lai^bl] able to be relied on, to place one s com plete confidence in and make no altern ative provision
Min li'cth, the tongue, palate |til bounded by the lips n w k [nek] that jint I which joins the head to body; the narrowest part f d l l object [ nimbi] lig h t and quick in ^nl Ion; alert; gu ick-w itted [nsruz] h o c the t ' l i i l prominence above the nil III o f man; a sense o f IH'II; a forw ard or project K p iir t
nim b le
llait [plaet] a tltfth o f hair, straw , rib|li riinsisting o f three inf lined strands
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resemblance [n zemblans]
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saucy [ sdisi] , smart, gaily stylish; impudent se lf , - self-centred [ selfsenta-dj seeing oneself as the centre o f a situation -conceit [ selfks4i si:t] the quality o f having too hign opinion o f oneself -conscious [ self konJVs] shy; em barrassed at the thought one is m aking a poor im pression -contained [ selfkan teind]
sa ga city [sa^ "gaesiti] the quality of being keen, qu ickw itted; native intelligence, shrewd ness
sa rd o n ic [sa: donik]
the abil ity to prevent oneself from expressing strong emotion or acting impulsively
-defence [ selfdi fens] defending
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sincere [sm sia*] honest, true; without falseness slim [slim] slender [ slenda^] thin, small in size, amount, ex tent or degree; attractive and graceful sly [slai] , able to trick or deceive; showing or charac terized by cleverness, craft iness, shrewdness sm art [smart] 1) , clever or intelligent, bright; sty lish, fashionable; 2) to fe e l sharp s tin gin g pain; hurt or distress sm ile [small] , an expression of the face formed by the lips to show happiness, amu sement; sympathy, etc. stubborn [ sUbari] hard to overcome or deal with; not givin g in to argument or reason ta ll [toil] more than average height;
love [ self Lw] PV love o f oneself; (in concern for one s own II luting
ollant [ selfri lai34it] I | con| piit in one s own abili, hit ving power o f judgeit
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willed [ selfwild] determined to I I w me s own wishes only MtuiHible [ sensibl] pa11 . showing good ; being practical, rea1(1
V! [Sew]
itve hair with a razor; I down close to the skin n razor; to cut o ff in thin ; to cut very closely
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toe [ten] any of the fiv e end parts of the foot; the part of sto eking, shoe, etc. that covers the toes tongue [U q]
a movable organ attached to the floor of the mouth, used fo r tasting, swallowing, speaking; a spoken lang uage, dialect
tooth (teeth) [tu:0], [ti:0]
, one of the hard bone like processes set in the jaws not short or low; unusually large in amount or degree
thick [0ik] not thin; very noticeable, heavy; mentally dull, stupid thin [0in] not thick; not plump or fat, lean; easily seen through; not dense tidy [taidi] ; unkind [ kaind] , cruel; angry, not kind virtue [ va^tju:]
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close one eye and then at once open it; a signal; to blink, to hint
wrinkle [ riqkl] , a fold in a flexible surface; a fold in the skin as a mark of age; to produce wrinkles wrist [rist] the joint between the hand and the arm
im Iiiuhs;
moral excellence, any good quality trait of character; the W or strength to protH' i I' effects
voice [vois] j Bound uttered from the liwi 11 mouth in speaking Mnging; expression, rep l enting wink [wiqk] , i , to
aw ake |Vweik] ; to stop sleeping; to wake up; to realize; to make somebody understand boy [boi]
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darling ['da:liq] tt, a beloved ; loved dearly; lovlaughter ['doita^] I emale human being in InMon to her parents
iiih lovin gly around; to lidpt gladly; to clasp or Id in the arms; to take in M understanding i
I umily ['fiaemili]
forever [f^'reva^] without a break, eternally, up to the end of days friend ['frend] someone who freely sup ports and helps out o f good will, a person who gives f i nancial help over a period of years generation [^en^'reijVn] the whole body of persons thought of as bein g born about the same time; a period o f time roughly corresponding to the age of parents when their children are born
group consisting o f paits and their children; a up of people closely relal>y blood
lather [^]
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give [giv] to
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heritage ['heritid3 ]
put into someone s hands; to offe r as a present; to o f fer as sponsor; to produce, to show, to supply
have [hasv]
have got; to hold in the hand; to be in a specified personal relationship to; to contain; to accept; to take; to recei ve; to understand suddenly; to be under an obligation or n ecessity as regard s; to know; to trick, cheat
help [help] , to be useful and effective to somebody; to make easier; to prevent; to serve food at a meal; to join and contribute to the performance or finishing of a task here [hia^j in this place, at this or at that moment in tim e, action, thought; which is present heredity [hi'rediti]
Infant
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helpful, sympathe tic, frien dly; gentle, plea sant; a group or division of persons or things
kiss [ki:s] , to press or touch with the lips as an expres sion of passion, affection or respect like [laik] ; ; resembling each other, identical, equal, faithful to the original; the same; to find pleasing, attractive; to be fond of; to choose in a spirit o f self-congratulation little ['litl] , small in size; young; short, brief; trivial; operating on a small scale maid [meid], maiden [ meidn] ( ) a girl, unmar ried, virgin ; a female do mestic servant m aintain [men tein]
K in
H thinking about future ivi'iits; unable to conclude Inseparable [in'sep^rafbl] , can t be divided, | h whole thing; no parts or |< [jlhces; people devoted in ft Irtidship Just [d3 Asl] ; obeying Lflirrently accepted ethical n w e ; legally valid; deser v ' d , merited; accurate; ve( recently; exactly, directy , ii short time ago kin [k in ] , fa m ily, redives, clan kind [kaind] , ; , -
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Fam ily
mother [ 1 ] a fem ale parent; some thing regarded as a source; a woman in a position of authority name [neim] ; a word by which a person or thing is known n a tive [ neitiv] , one o f the original inhabitants o f the country; a person born in a given place, country nephew [ nevju], [ nefju:] a son o f a persons bro ther or sister niece [ni:s] a daughter o f a per son s brother or sister
M arriage
the truth, validity; to pro vide for the needs of; to sup port
m arriag e [ mridg]
, the institutoin under which a man and a woman become legally united; the wedding cere mony
marry [ maeri] to join two people in marriage; to join closely or match; to enter into mar riage minor [main^] -
, less in importance, size; not hav ing reached the fu ll legal age
M inor
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teem; sympathetic concern; attention
regret [ri gret] , the emo tion arising from a wish that some matter or situation could be different from what it is; an expression o f this emotion relation [ri leijn]
nourish [ ]-]
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old |>uld] not new, advanced in years;
experienced; former
orphan [ oifa-n]
a relative by birth or m arri age, relationship by blood or marriage, the way in which one thing is associ ated with another
remorse [ri mo:s] the emo tion associated with painful recollection o f something one would prefer not to have done or said because it hurts others reproach [ri pranitj] , reproof, re buke; to tell someone that he has acted wrongly when nobody has expected him to do so several [ sevra4] more than two
someones who
ive birth to offspring patience [ peiJVns] the capacity to lit up with troubles, pain, fficu lties without compnt or ill temper; the abity to wait or preserve wiout losing heart or becomg bored regard [n ga:d] consideration; es
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but not many; a small num ber o f persons and things
sister [ sista^]
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uncle [ Aqkl] the brother of a person s fa ther or mother; the husband o f a person s aunt unlike [ laik]
accident ['aeksid^nt] , , ; catasphes: railroad accidents, r crash; chance: W e wt by accident acid ['assid] jiving a sour, sharp taste Ike a lemon; having the
bone [] one of the hard parts of the skeleton breath [bre0] , ; respira tion; a slight movement of air; a slight pause, a m o ment; to draw in air and send it out from the lungs; to blow gently to breathe [bri:5]
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bind [baind] to tie up, to bandage, to fasten together, to connect to bite [bait] to cut with teeth; to da mage; to have a tendency to make attacks in this way bleed [bli:d] to lose, to draw blood; to extort money blind [blaind] without sight; without seeing objects or facts blood [bUd] a fluid circulating throug'hout the body
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cough [kofj , a sudden forced expulsion o f air from the lungs, the noise made by this air crazy ['kreizi]
conclusion [ka-n'klu^n],
; the end or last part; a Httlement or arrangement n i' t in agreement; a reasoned judgement; the summary or flylJiNhot of an argument
J k ,v n 'k lu :3 3 4 i]
an act leading
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to harm, loss o f life etc. Stop in danger!
dead [ded] having no life ; not alive; having no fe elin g , m ove ment or activity; not in play or in operation deaf [def]
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dissolve [di'zolv] pa , ; to put an end to; to disperse; to pass into solution; to fade gradually distinct [dis'tiqkt] clear, d e fi nite; separate, individual; marked distress [dis'tres] rope,
considerable mental or physial discom fort or pain; financial hard ship; a being in great d iffi culty or danger
disturb [dis'ta^b]
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fo r safekeeping; to g ive a task or duty
evidence ['evrdaris]
drug [1] ; a substance timid as medicine; a chemitil substance used to alter I ho state o f the body or the iti Iiid; a narcotic substance dumb [dAm] unable to speak, mute; without the use of words, mindless; unwilling to ipeak emergency [i'm^:d 3 ^nsi]
, , inform ation given by a witness; anything that provides information on which a conclusion or proof may be based
exhaust [ig'zoist] , to use up completely, come to the end; to empty; to destroy; to discuss completely expect [iks'pekt] , to hope for, to think likely; to require some one to do something expire [iks'paia^]
-* , a dange rous situation which arises nddenly and calls for promt nction; an immediate need
endure [in'dju^] to suffer patiently; to tolerate; to bear, stand; remain set in purpose; to old out under suffering enough [ iW f ] as much as is reded; sufficiently, quite much as is needed; fairly, lerably; as mush as one nil put up with or manage; more en/trust [in'trASt]
, to give
, to omit or forget to do something required; to become exhaus ted, to give out; to crash
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financially; to be unsucces sful; to abandon suddenly
fault [fo:lt] a mistake, a failure feel [fi:l], felt [fe lt]
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headache ['hedeik] ro a usually persistent pain in the head; a boring/vexing problem health [tielS] the state o f fitness of the body or of the mind hear [hiar] to be aware of somebody s words or sounds; to attend, v is it; to receive inform a tion or news; to be informed heart [ha:t] the organ; the central part of something the most im portant part; man s em o tion, the deepest feelings; a state o f mind or feelings hurt [h^:t] , to do
human body tempe rature above the normal; a disease causing such high temperature; a high state of excitement, agitation
fold [fanild] - , to cause one part o f something to lie on another; to reduce into a small space; to clasp the hands together in a relaxed way hard [ha:d] , ; d if ficult to cut, crack or crash; not easy to do; oppressive; unkind; energetic and per sistent; unfavourable hardy ['ha:di]
strong, brave,corageous
robust;
H ear
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dirty, conducting to disease; not healthy, very bad
insecure [^nsi'kjua-] , not safe, safeless; without proper care; careless insensibility [in, sensa'biliti] , indifference; not feeling; unconsciousness insomnia [in'somni^]
hn nil, to cause b od ily or timutal pain to somebody; to damage 1 [il] not well, sick; in bad health, in poor health
illness ['ilnis] a particular disease, the lute o f being ill, in poor llpnlth immediate [I'miidja't]
ve ry
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jaw [d3 D:] a part of the mouth; the parts of a tool; a place of danger jot [dgot] , a very small amount; a quick w ritten note; a brief note or memo randum kill [kil] to destroy life; to stop dead in life ; to be shocked; do not exist knee [ni:] the area surrounding the knee jo in t in a man; some th in g re sem b lin g a b en t knee left [left] on the side of the body where the heart is situated life [laif] the period of time from birth to the present; a specified period or aspect of ones existence; a fresh sta rt or opportunity liver ['liva*] a large vascular organ that
plays an im portant role in digestion, creates particle:, of blood, etc. lose [lu:z] to become unable to find ; to get rid of; to fail to win; to decrease in; to su ffer loss, to be defeated lung [1] one of the pair of spongy sacklike organs that oxyge nate the blood moan [ ] a low, long sound express ing pain or grief; complain, distress, dissatisfaction necessary [ nesa'sam], [ nc sisari] th at m ust be, essential; unavoidable, in the nature of things necessity [na^ sesiti], [ni sesiti] som ething th at is in need; the quality of being nece ssary nerve [n^:v] any of the cordlike fibers of neural tissue th at connects the nervous system with other organs of the body
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n o t h i n g [ 0)] -
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p a s s i v e [ paesiv] acted upon by someone or something else; inert; offering no resistance; lacking in itiative p i l l [pd] , a small ball or pellet of m edicine usually coated w ith su g ar; som e thing unpleasant that must be taken p r e v e n t [pri vent] to come be fore; to cause not to do or not to happen; not to be made or done p ro lo n g
fe not anything at all; for H mason; no less than; not i In way; total insignifif -
[ ] lacking the ability |ft feel any em otion (as a fPHiilt of shock, fatigue)
num b
[ ] , ( , | make pushing movements W ith the nose against; to riH the nose against someS
n u z z le h ln g o b l i g a t o r y [ ]
[], [pra^bq]
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reason f ri:zn] , the ab ility to think logically, to under stand; sound th in king recover [ri ^] 1) to get back; to possess again 2) to return to normal health a fte r illness; to be on the mend relapse [n lasps] , a rep eti tion o f some illness, crim e or heresy; com ing back to som ething rely [ri lai] to depend absolutely; to believe com pletely; to place one s complete confidence in restful [ restful] h avin g s calm ing e ffe c t; enabling a person to rest his body or mind restless [ restlis] , in continual m otion, con s ta n tly c h a n g in g ; a g it a ted ly m oving about rid [rid] to fr e e o f s o m eth in g u n
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welcom e; to get rid o f = in ge t free from = to do away w ith rinse [rins] to wash w ell in clear water; a solution for the hair, throat sacrifice [ saskra'fais] th a n k sgivin g fo r the saki> o f another person saint [sein t] a soul gone to heaven sake [seik] fo r the b en efit o f; fo r the pur pose o f sane [sein] , norm al, safe and sound; sensible save [seiv] ; to keep alive, free, safe or in good condi tion; to economize, to reser ve fo r fu tu re use sca re [skea-J , to become afraid; to arouse fea r in somebody; a widespread alarm, panic
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sense [sens] - any o f the b o d ily f a c i lities (hearing, sight, smell, . Hte or touch) by which an rganism becomes aware o f ts surroundings shiver [ fiva] 1) , to tr e m b le ; to Hliake w ith cold or fear; 2) to break in to fragm en ts or M ina.ll pieces shoulder [ jyulda*] the jo in t connecting ie arm w ith the upper part id the body; the p art o f a lothing coverin g the shoulle r sick [sik] III, unhealthy; s u ffe rin g from some disease, having Imd h ealth ; sh ow in g sick ness
sight [salt] , ; the pow er o f seein g; v isio n ; som ethin g seen, view ; personal ju d ge ment, regard skin [skin] the
outer coverin g o f a human or animal body
sleep [sli:p] a natural condition o f rest usually at n igh t slight [slait] , , small in quantity, degree or strength; slen d er o r th in ; o f sm all importance sneeze [sni:z]
to d rive or force one s
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breath out through the nose and mouth in a sudden, violent way
snore [sna:]
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to make harsh or noisy sounds in sleep through the mouth and nose
soap [saup] a
to have or be subject to
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some purpose; not qu a li fied; in poor condition, un healthy
unhealthy [ helGi] sick; ill; not in good health; harmful to a person s morals unsafe [ seif]
liurvousness
trouble [ ]
urgency [ 3^:d3^nsi]
, , d iffic u lty , danger or distress; something that Causes a problem; extra work o r e ffo rt
undergo [,And^ 1]
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to weep [wi:p] to shed tears; to cry; to b rin g to a specified condi tion by w eeping
w obble [ wobl] 1) ; 2) , ; 3) to m ove unsteadily from side to side; to shake; to be un steady on its or one s legs; to trem ble w orry [ wah] to trouble; to feel a n x io u s , tr o u b le d ; to be excited
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wound [wu:nd] , an in ju r y as the result o f violence; an injury to the feelin gs X -rays [ eks reiz] a method o f determining crystal struc ture; an electrom agnetic ra diation; a photograph made by exposure to X-rays yaw n [join]
to breathe in deeply, lettin g the mouth open wide because o f sleepiness, weariness or boredom
l.tflt] a person
killed in keeping accounts;
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busy ['b iz i] engaged in work, having much to do; fu ll o f a c tiv ity calculate ['kaelkjuleit] , to make a calculation; to w ork out m athem atical processes to fig u r e out in one s head c a rp e n te r ['kaipint^]
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professional
bread-
limker
blacksmith ['blaeksmiG]
| a man who works Ith iron and fir e
body-gu ard ['bodiga:d] ' a man or roup o f men gu ardin g the |nfety o f another business ['biznis] , o n e s re g u la r em ploym ent, profession , occupation; personal a ffa ir
a workm an in wood, a person who makes the wooden fram es o f a house, ship, etc
coc [kuk] a person who can make break fast, dinner and supper fo r other people collaborate [k ^'laeb areit]
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together; another to assist one
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colleague ['koli:g] a fellow worker; a partner communicative [ka-'mju:nik^tiv] , informa tive, w illin g to talk in fo r m atively concern [kWsa^n]
from the ground; to make oneself fam iliar with subject; to find out by research
dismiss [dis'mis] , to send aw ay, to discharge from employment, office; to refuse to listen to; tell to go doctor ['docta] a person who can treat people and help them driver [ 'draiva]
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[> :n ] IJii to get a payment for ||Nirk or services; to deserve |iy merit; to bring in some tliO ( >me from investment
e m b r o id e r [im'broid^] , * to ornament with needle w o r k ; to add to a story de mit I Is that are interesting or I f tiny but not true
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industrial undertaking, sub division
experience [iks'piaTiaTis]
, the knowledge or feeling obtain ed through direct impres sions; the skill gained by practice or life
factory ['fieektan] a building where goods are manufactured farm [fa:m] , an area o f land used for cultivation or animal breeding under individual or collective management fly [flai] to m ove th rough the a ir by means of wings, jets, propel lers; to travel by air; to float or wave in the air; to run away; to tran sp ort in an aircraf flyer fflais]
[im'pbi] , to nun, to make use of; to i squire the work of; to keep liusy; to pay a person for
e m p lo y Ity o rk e n g in e e r [e i ^ i 'n i a 1 ]
, an jlx p e rt in the design and construction of engines; an |xp ert in organization of p lvil works; a person qualiI flrd in any branch of engineering
e n t e r p r is e ['enta'praiz] a venture K n llin g fo r determination, e n e r g y and in itia tive; the flliaracter needed fo r such a venture; a commercial or
fgrocer ['granisa^] a seller o f common household goods (tea, coffe, canned food, soap, matches, etc.)
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guard [ga:d] , watch, control; a keeping watch against surp rise attack or th e ft guide [gaid] , a p ers o n w ho shows the w ay; a book o f in form ation ; an adviser inexperienced [^iniks piaria^nst] w ithout practice, lacking som e s k ills ; unable to do w ithout practical work inferior [in'fiana^] o f low er rank or status; o f poor quality. interpret [in'ta^prit] to translate, to explain the meaning; to express one s conception; to act as a lin gu istic in te r preter interpreter [in'ta^prit^] a person who knows a fo r e ig n language and can translate jester ['d 3 esta\| , a p rofession al joke-maker; an object which gives both lau gh ter and contempt
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job [d3ob] ;. a specific piece o f work done fo r pay; an occu pation as a source of liv in g ; a d iff ic u lt task; n public o ffic e turned to p riva te advantage judge [d3Ad3] ; to apply the law to a qu estion to a r riv e to an opinion; a c iv il law office: o f the highest rank; any person appointed to settle 11 dispute or a com petition lead [li:d] , to show the way; to force to go; to direct, supervise; to conduct; to be m oving at the head; to hold firs t place; to make the first play main [mein] the most important, chief, principal major [ meids^] ; grea ter in im p o rta n c e , s ize than som ething else make [meik]
to b rin g into being; to p er form an action; to arrange;
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to establish; to add up to; to turn out to be; to earn money; to produce; m ake up cosmetics; Hie art o f applying cosme tics; the w ay in which the parts o f som ething are put together manage [ maemdj] to have control over; to be able to cope w ith the s itu a tio n ; to m anipu late; to handle m anager [ ^] a leader in a company merchant [ ma'rtja-nt] a person who directs a large-scale trade e s p e c ia lly w ith a fo r e ig n country; a reta iler nurse [na^s] , a woman trained to care fo r the sick or the infirm under the direction o f n doctor; a woman employed to look a fter young children overwork [ a^uva w^:k] to e x haust with too much work; to work too hard, excessively
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Nurse
ow ner [ ] a possessor pilot [pailat] 1) , ; 2) , ; 3 ) plumber [ 1^] , a skilled worker who fits, repairs and maintains pipes, bathroom fixtu res, cisterns pretender [pri tenda^] , someone who pretends, states falsely quick [kwik] -ly [ k w ikli] fa s t-m o v in g ; ra p id ; h u r ried; liv e ly , im pulsively
50 quiet [ kwaia't] , peace ful, undisturbed; noiseless quit [kwit] , to get rid of; to leave; to free ranger [ reind3 ^] an officer who patrols a public forest or park recipient [ri Sipi34lt] someone who receives rem ove [ri mu:v] 1) ; 2) to move from a place; to change one s place of resi dence; to dismiss from office or to transfer to another post; to transfer from one dwelling to another remuneration [r^mjuin^ reijn] the money or gift received by a person; compensation fo r expenditure o f tim e, trouble or money resign [n zain] to be retired; to leave an occupation by
Profession
one s own volition; to stop activity resignation [,rezig neijVn] a formal let ter, notice; the act of resign ing; retirement retire [ri tai&] , to give up active participa tion in a business; to draw back; to seek privacy; resign ing revenue [ revinju:] the annual or perio dic incom e, return from investments, property, etc. reward [ri wD:d] something given or promised in recog nition of service ride [raid] , to sit in a car, train and be carried along; to sit on and be carried along by a horse or other animal while controlling its movements safeguard [ seifga:d] protection; defence sailor [ seil^] a man professionally
Profession
51 who takes part in smuggl ing soldier [ S3uld3^] a person who serves in an army; a brave, skilled or experienced warrior spy [spai] a person who watches others secretly or gathers secret information about others teacher [ 'ti:tja] a person who gives knowledge to peoples/stu dents * tenant [ tenant] a person who pays rent to occupy or use the property of another; an occu pant or inhabitant thief [0i:f] thieves [Oirvz] , a person who steals, especially secretly and without using force typist [ taipist] , a person who types unemployed [ ploid] jobless, out of work
trained in the operating of a ship or member of a ship s crew below the rank of officer salary [ saelari] , a fixed regular payment made to nonmanual workers scientist [ saia-ntist] a specialist in science t scribe [skraib] , a person skilled in handwriting; a professional copyist or clerk sm uggler [ smAgla'] a person
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unskilled [ skild] , lacking training, experience, prac tice wage [\ve1 d3 ] money received by nonprofessional workers in the form of a weekly pay ment of an agreed sum waiter [ weit^]
Profession
a man employed to serve food or drink; one who waits on tables in a restau rant
work [wa:k] physical or mental activity undertaken to achieve a purpose w r a n g le r [ rasqgla^]
apartament [Vpa.'tma-nt]; set o f rooms on one floor; separate residence; a flat attic ['aetik] room under the ro o f of a ouse barn [ba:n] a arm building fo r keeping y, farm instruments, ain or for housing animals basket ['ba:skit] bath [ba:0] , a container with ater to clean oneself or ash; the process of cleang the body in a bath bed [bed] a ece of furniture for sleepng in or resting on below [bi'lsru] , , under, in a wer place; lower than
bench [bent]- ] a long wooden or stone seat fo r two or more people bucket ['bAkit] a container fo r holding water, milk; a pail build [bild] to construct, to make some thing cage [keid3 ] an airy container fo r keep ing birds
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call [ko:l] , to say loudly in order to get attention; to speak to by telephone; to bring under discussion; to give a personal name to shout or exclaim; to pay a visit carpet ['ka:pit]
House
a heavy fabric made o f wool, silk, nylon used as a cover ing for floors
cat [kaet] a
domestic animal
ceiling ['snliq] the upper inner sur face o f a room; an upper li mit of capacity or ability chair [tjea-j a seat with four legs and a backrest for one person; the
House
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dorm itory ['do:mitri]
a hostel; a sleeping place; a communal sleeping room with a num ber o f beds
downstairs ['daun'ste^z] to a lower floor, to the groundfloor dust [dASt] minute particles o f mineral or plant material, lying on the ground or on the sur faces of things, or flyin g in the atmosphere d w ell [d w e l] , to live, to inha bit; to occupy en tran ce ['entrains]
pillow, a cloth case stuffed with feather, foam, rubber p ic.; for sitting on or lean in g against
disguise [dis'gaiz]
disorder [dis'o:d^], [di'zo:Idtt] , ; a state o f confu|Kion, untidiness; lawlessIness; violation o f public order
domestic fda^'mestik] belonging to the home or house; relating to fam ily affairs; tame, not Wild; not foreign
a door; the act of coming or going in; the act o f starting, being admitted; a fee paid fo r the right to be admitted
exit ['eksit] a way out; a stage direction for an actor to go o ff ex terio r [eks'tiari^] outer, visible from the outside; a backgroup or scene film ed out doors
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fence [fens] , a railing of wood, wire to mark a boundary bet ween a street and a private territory or neighbours fla t [flaet] ; an apartment; a set of rooms on one floor; broad, smooth plain, un broken by depressions or projections floor [fb :] , the lower horizontal sur face of a room on which one stands; a structure dividing a building horizontally into storeys from [from], [frara] , , indicating outward movement or distance in re lation to a point in space or time fron t [frAnt] , the most forward part of a thing; the most advanced position; the scene o f a p articu lar activity; a face of a building fu rn itu re ['fa^nrtj^] movable articles put in a room to make it de
H ou se
corative; accessories and equipment garbage ['ga:bid3 ] cop, rubbish, kitchen waste; inacurate or unsuitable data in compute r garden ['ga:dn] a piece of ground where f lo wers, fru it and vegetable arcgrown, usually near a house ; a region o f great beauty gate [geit] a wooden or metal barrier which can be opened and shut, entrance h a ll [ho:l] a large room used fo r meet ings or social occasions; a connecting passage or corri dor between rooms; a place where people meet for social or recreative purposes hang [hq] , to be suspended; to await a decision; to fall in folds or in an elegant loose fit; to suffer death by being suspended by the neck home [] the private livin g place o f a family; the place, city where
House
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inn [in] ,
ed, developed
house [haus] , a building fo r a per or fam ily to live in; the
interior, in side; inside the body in volving the mind, soul, con science
key [ki:] , an instrum ent fo r lock in g and u n lock in g a lock; a slotted instrument fo r opening cans, bottles; something which affords or prohibits entrance kitchen ['kitjin] the part o f a house where food is prepared live [liv ] , to have life; to main tain life; to flourish, remain
inside a house or a building indoors ['indo:z] , into a building inhabit [in'haebit] to live in, to dwell, to stay for long time
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H ou se
in people s memory; to con duct or pass one s life in a certain manner; to realize one s potential; to reside, to dwell, to pass, to spend lobby flob i] , , a corridor, an entrance hall, vestibule, waiting room; the part o f a legis lative building to which the public has access to meet with legislators lock [tak] , a fastening device on doors for security; a curl of hair as it naturally grows on the head lodger [lbd33t] , someone who occupies a rented room in another person s house log [log] a long and heavy piece o f the trunk or a branch of a tree; a shorter segment used for fuel m ansion [ maenjVn] a very large, imposing house mirror [ mira] , a polished
surface which reflects light; to make a true portrait or representation mop [ ] an implement for washing or polishing floors near [ ?] not far, at a short distance neat [ni:t] , on clean and tidy; well made, well propor tioned neighbour [ neib^] a person living next door or relatively close to another; to be situated near to, adjoin orchard [ oitja^l] a garden, a stretch of land with cultivated fruit trees pail [peil] an open container with arched handle at the top used for carrying liquids pet [pet] , som eone who treated as a favourite; a tame animal kept as a companion or for fun and affectionate ly cared for
H ouse
59 rake [reik] an agricultural instrument for collecting, gathering, cleaning smoothing, etc r o o f [ru:f] , the structure that covers the top o f a building; a home or house affording shelter and hospitality
P a il
pillow [ ] a cushion stuffed with feathers, foam rubber or other soft material; a rest and support for the neck and head plinth [plin0] the base o f a wall which projects just above ground level puppy [ ] a young dog rail [reil] , , a ho rizontal bar of wood or metal; railroad ( .) the organiza tion concerned with runn ing a regional system of rail roads; railway ( .)
room [rum] a sf>ace within a building enclosed by its walls, ceil ing and floor rubbish [ |] waste material, refuse; garbage; nonsense rug [] 1) . a mat o f thick wool used to cover a floor; 2) a thick blanket used as a bed covering or for wrapping
Puppy
60 around the knees when tra velling rural [ maral] , re lating to or characteristic of a village seesaw [ si:so:] a plank balanced in the centre; a back-andforth or up-and-down move ment; to rise and fall alter nately sheet [fi:t] , , large piece of cotton used as a bed covering; a single piece o f paper; any broad thin stripe of something shelter [ Jelta^] something that covers
H ou se
and protects from weather, danger, attack; refuge shutter [ jAta^] a movable panel or screen for a door or window; a de vice that opens and closes the lens opening of a camera sill [sil] the part across the bot tom of a window or a door; a horizontal beam that for ms the foundation o f a stru cture slam [slaem] to shut a door with a loud noise; to strike or move noisily stair [stea^] a flight o f steps for pass ing from one level or floor to another storey [ stori] , one o f the horizon tal divisions o f a building; a set o f rooms on the same floor or level swab [swob] a mob used on ships to clean decks and other surfaces
Seesaw
House
61 again; to become imaginati vely aware o f something wall [wo:l] a vertical structure built to enclose, support, divide, protect; a barrier wash [woj] (), to cleanse with soap and water; to make something clean with soap and water; to remove dirt from clothes watch [wot]"] 1) a small clock worn on the wrist or carried in a pocket; 2) , , , to observe; to be a spectator at; to look after; to take a professional privatfij inte rest in something
Sweep
to clear or clean with a broom, brush, etc.; to move or pass along with a swift movement towel [ tausrl ] a piece o f absorbent material used for wiping or drying upstairs [ stea^z] to ward the top o f a staircase; to an upper floor; the upper floor wake (woke, woken) [weik], [wanik], [wa'uken] , to become conscious after sleep; to pay attention
62 window [ winda^u] an opening in the wall o f a room permiting light to enter, usually fitte d with glass in a frame o f wood or metal wipe [waip] to rub with a cloth; to clean by rubbing; to remove m oisture, dust from sur face
H ou se
yard [ja:d] ;i small open space completely or partly enclosed and adjoining to a building
Yard
FO O D
bacon ['beik^n] pork (p ig s meat) from a pig s back and sides, cured dry or in pickle and smoked bake [beik] to cook food in dry heat (an oven, cooker); to bake bread bar [ba:] 1) ,
a long piece of wood, metal used as a sup port; 2) , a coun ter over which drink and food is served
bean [bi:n] the seeds of climbing plants (
, , );
: coffee beans
Beetroot
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besides [bi'saidz] -
Food
cafe ['kaefei], ['kaefi] a cheap restaurant; a place providing light meals or snack and some alcohol cake [keik] ,
to boil [boil] to bubble at a high tempe rature; to be cooked in boil in g w ater; to heat to the boiling point
bottle ['botl]
a baked mixture o f flour, eggs, fats, sugar and other sweet or fru ity ingredients
carrot ['] a vegetab le with yellowish red root cheese [tji:z] a solid food made from pres sed curds o f milk cherry ['tjen]
the red fruit of the cherry-tree chew [tjju:] to reduce food; to pulp in the mouth; . chewing gum
Food
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dairy [ deari]
chicken ['tjikari]
the part o f a farm given over to milk, cream, butter, cheese; a shop where milk, butter, cheese are sold
delicious [di'lijas] g iv in g pleasure; delightful; supurb, perfect dine [dain] to have dinner ['dina1 ] the main meal o f the day taken at midday or in the evening disgust [dis'gAst] , abhorrence; strong aversion dish [dij*] , , a shallow vessel fo r serving or hold ing food at meals; the food served in a dish
dough [da4i] a mass o f slightly moisten ed flour sometimes with yeast or fat added fo r mak ing bread, pies, rolls, buns, etc
drink [driqk] to swallow a liquid (tea, wa ter); to absorb (plants)
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66 der; the ground meal o f rye. barley or other cereals fruit [fruit] , the enlarged 01 developed reproductive bod of a plant (fruit-trees); the result of effort fry [frai] to cook in hot fat or oil in a pa n
Dish
duck [\] any of the smallest webfooted swimming birds o f farm eat (ate, eaten) [i:t], [set], [*i:tn] , to take as food; to have a meal; to consume; to begin to use something up egg [eg] the egg of the domestic hen used as food fish [fij] a class o f backboned aquatic animals; to drink like a fish = to drink much alcohol usually; to feel like a fish out of water = uncom for table, ill at ease flour [flausr] , any fine soft pow
glass [gla:s] , ; a drinking vessel made o f glass, its contents; an optical device goose [gu:s] , a home bird between a duck and swan in size; ;i silly person grape [greip] a green or purple
Food
67 hunger [^] a desire for food; a strong wish fo r som eth in g; a condition of physial weak-. ness ice [ais] water frozen
Grapes
jug [d3 Ag] a vessel for holding and pouring liquids juice [d3 u:s] the fluid extracted from fruit and vegetables keg [keg] a small cask or barrel for holding liquid kettle ['ketl] a large metal cQoking
berry growing in bunches, can be eaten fresh, dried, in Juices, wines ham [haem] , a whole back part of a pig salted or smokedried, eaten roasted, boiled or fried hen [hen] a female bird of the domestic chicken herring ['herirj] I an eatable fish found in the colder areas of the North Atlantic, caught by traw lers and marketed fresh, salted or smoked honey [] ; , a sweet fluid made by bees, nectar; dar ling, a beloved person 3 *
K ettle
Food
drawn from a cow, a she goat, etc. for use as human food
napkin [ naspkin] a cloth used at meals for wiping the fingers and lips noodle [ nu:dl] something like macaroni a strip of pasta, served in qu an tity w ith meat or in soup nut [nAt] a dry one-celled fru it consisting o f a fleshy kernel enclosed in a hard shell
Food
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pare [pea'J , to cut o ff the outer surface or skin; to reduce the bulk o f some thing by rem oving th ick nesses or portions pastry [ peistri] cookies, biscu its; baked goods pie [pai] a
vegetable
orange [ Drind3 ]
70 roast [ranist] , to cook on a fire or in an oven; to feel extreme ly hot salt [soi 1 a 1] white crystaline compound NaCl sandwich [ saendwitj] two slices of buttered bread put face to gether with meat, fish, sa lad, vegetables between them sausage [ sosidg] finely minced meat salted and spiced is forced into a thin-walled tube which is herm etically closed by tying its ends sip [sip] drink little by little; to drink a very small amount of tea/ coffee at one time sm ell [smel] ; to recognize something by means of the nose; to have or give o ff an odour snack [snaek] a light meal eaten between regular meals
Food
soup [su:p] ;i liquid food made by cooking meat and vegetables in water sour [ saua^] having an acid taste as lemon; unpleasant; irritat ed, bad-tempered spice [spais] , any o f various plants used to season food, such as pepper and clove; something that adds zest or interest spoon [spu:n] a domestic device consis ting o f a shallow, oval or round bowl at the end o f a handle used for eating liqu id or semiliquid food starvation [sta: veij'n] hunger; the act o f absence of food for a long period of time; famine steak [steik] any slice o f meat or fish cut for cooking stew [ stju:] ; to cook food slowly by simmering; to be angry or worried
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sugar [ Juga^] Hticrose, white crystallized form obtained by process ing the juice from sugar cane or sugar beet supper [ SAp^] the last meal o f the day eaten in the evening sweet [swi:t] having pleasant taste like that of sugar or honey; a dessert, a cake or candy tangerine [,taend3 ^ ri:n] a sweet, juicy, reddish-orange citrus fruit having a skin that is easily peeled taste [teist] the sense by which the flavour of something is distinguish ed; tasty [ teisti] pleasing to the taste, fla vourful, savoury thirsty [ 0a^:sti] feel ing the need to drink some thing; lacking water; hav ing a strong desire tray [trei] a flat vessel with a slightly raised rim used for carrying or displayng things
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turkey [ta^ki] , a d om estic ated long- necked bird vegetable [ vedgita'bl]
the part of a plant used as food, eaten cooked or raw (roots, leaves, flowers, stems, seeds, etc.)
wine [wain] a drink made of the ferment ed juice of grapes; the dark, reddish purple colour of red yeast [Ji:st]
a substance found on the sur face of fermenting sugary liquid; used in bread making yolk |j34ik] the yellow central part of the egg o f a bird
V egeta b le
ability |Vbiliti] , ; His ability to read and write English is good; skills, cleverness, talent able ['eibl] , ; to be able to do = can absence ['asbsaiis] ; a being away; a failure to be present; lack of something absent ['aebsaTit] , to be absent= not to be present accent [ aeksarit] , ; he reads with good accent to accent [aek sent] ,
; he accents the new words adult ['aedAlt] ; a person after 18 years old is an adult person advance [34l'va:ns] ; to prog ress; to go forward; to move forward; to happen sooner than planned or expected to aerate [Wreit], ['eiareit] 1) ; 2) ; to fill with air to afford |Vfo:d] , ; to be in position to do something; to be able to buy smth; to give, to provide aim [eim] , ; ; a purpose;
Education
73 change or development; to happen; to suit, to fit begin [bi'gin] to start blue-print ['blu:print] a copy o f an original b ra in [brein] ; the part of cen tra l nervous system ; the intellect certain [Witn] ; -^ s u re, reliable; non-identified per son (); not very much certificate [sa^'tifikit], [s34 tifikit] , , ; a w ritten statement; status or qualification o f a person chalk [t$o:k] a soft whitish variaty of lime stone composed o f calcium carbonate chapter [ tjaepta^] a division o f a book; a phase o f existance circle ['sa^kl] geometric figu re; to move around or around in; a ring
Intention; ambition; goal; main idea; core allow [V lau ] ; to permit; to let aloud |>'laud] ; n a normal speaking voice, N as to be heard o always ['o:lw3^z], ['o:lwiz], |'o:lweiz] ; at all times; on all occasions; in any case; without exception answer ['ainsa^] ; a reply (in speech, writing, action); a solution to do Homething applicant ['aeplik^nt] someone mak ing an application (to the competition, University) attempt |>'tempt] to try to do some thing; to make a trial of; to try to achieve average ['] a common or usual standard; ordinary; middle; in between become ['] , to come to be; to be in the process of
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clever ['kleva1 ] quick to learn and under stand; sk illfu l, good at a job; artful comprehend [^kompn'hend]
Education
to dare [dea'J otb;i , to have enough courage, strength; to challenge somebody to do something as a test I courage
dean [di:n] the head of a department or a faculty; the senior member
must be done
conversation [konv^'seijn]
to decide [di'said] pe to determ ine; to choose; to bring to a decisi on; to settle a question
degree [d i'gri:] ; a step in a process, a measure o f inten sity; social rank; a title a f ter University; unit o f tem perature desk [desk] , a piece of furniture fo r reading and writing; a w riting table diary [daiari] a daily written account o f events; a calendar with a space fo r each day dictio n ary ['d ik j> n ri], ['dikjVnari] a book containing the words of a language in alphabeti-
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obtained without d iffic u l ty; not d ifficu lt; free from hardship, anxiety or worry; gentle and comfortable cal order; a list of code words used in a program; a work of inform ative character arranged alphabetically
disobey ['dis^'bei] , ; to refuse to do as it has been said; do not follow orders; to be disobidient edit ['edit]
to prepare for publication; to publish; to alter the book as to make it more suitable fo r publication
educate [ edjuikeit]
to draw[dro:] , to make a picture or a plan with a pencil; to formulate ones thought; to try to get information out of somebody
duty ['dju:ti] , ; obligation of behaviour or conduct in relation to others; the work someone is expec
to come in/into; to pene trate into; to begin; to join some organ iza tion ; to be added to a list; to start upon, begin to take part in
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envelope ['envilaup]
Education
chance, destiny, fortune fear [fia\| the instinctive emotion in front of danger, pain, evil; tobeaf raid of smth., to get frighte ned
file [fail] , ,
something which illustrates, helps to make a meaning clearer; a speci men or instance; a mode of behaviour to imitate
excel [I'ksel] to be outstand ingly skilled or gifted; to be superior in quality, degree,
Education
77 good [gud] , m orally excel lent; kind, agreeable; wellbehaved; pleasant, reliable; beneficial graduate ['grdjueit] to com plete a set course o f study and receive a diploma group [gru:p] a number o f people or things gathered closely together and considered as a whole; a set o f elements growth [grou0] the process o f grow ing or developing, increasing in size gym nasium [dgim^eizj]
rspective gain [gein] , , to get; to earn; to obtain; 1 0 achieve; to im prove, to ndvance; to have some profits
get [get] to acquire, to receive; to
Group
78 a room or building for physical exercise; a type of secondary school in Europe handwriting ['hasndraitiq] writing done by a hand; the style of writing of a particular person headway ['hedwei] , pro gress, success ignorance ['ignarans] a lack of education, the state of not knowing impatient [im'peijVnt] restless, showing a lack o f patience, unwilling to put up with im p olite [impa^'lait] showing bad manners, ill-bred inability [^n^biliti] , being impossible, unable to do something; the state or quality of being unable inattentive [in^'tentiv] without paying attention; careless
Education inborn ['in'boin] , natural, inherent; born with such qualities incorrect [^nk^'rekt] , wrong, not true; error, mis take; not conforming to ac cepted standards inexact f ^nig'zaskt] not accurate, not correct, wrong introduce [mtr^'djuis] , to make formally known; to bring into use or practice; to add as a feature; to bring into conversation; to begin; to discover junior ['d3 u:nj^] , young er; lower in status; less advanced; later in date k in d erg a rten ['kinda1 ga:tn] a class or school in which young children (4 -6 years old) are encouraged to develop skills and behaviour by games, exercises, etc
I Education
know [rmi] to iipprehend w ith the conicious mind; to be aware of; to be able to imagine; to have Committed to memory; to realize know ledge ['nolid 3 ] , the state of knowing, understand ing; cognition learn [1] , to acquire know ledge or skills by study, in struction, practice, expe rience; to come to know or be aware of lesson ['lesn] one unit in a series of Hessions o f instruction; Homething to be learned; material taught to a pupil by a teacher during a given period of time letter ['leta\| ; one o f the print ed symbols of an alphabet; a written, printed or typed personal communication; a document, statement library ['laibrari] a room or build-
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Library
ing housing a collection of books; a number o f books on related topics issued by a publisher listen ['lisn] , to use one s ears in order to hear; to pay attention to speech, music; to be influenced by luck [1] , good fortune; success due to chance; the tendency of a person to be fortunate or unfortunate mascot [ massksrt] an object, animal
80 or person whose presence is supposed to bring good luck mean [mi:n] 1) to denote, to have a special degree or im portance; to intend 2) smallminded, unkind, stingy; 3) midway bet ween two extremes in num ber, value, degree; middle, average m editate [ mediteit] , to think over; to reflect deeply; to spend in the spiritual exercise; to contemplate memory [ meman] a persons capacity to remember; a mental image or im pression o f a past event mind [ maind] 1) , the in te lle ct, opinion, desire, memory; 2) to object to, 3) to pay attention to; to worry about; to be atten tive, conscious mischance [mis tja:ns] misfortune, bad luck
Education
misfortune [mis fo:tji 1 1 J mischamtjj bad luck misprint [ mis print | a mistake l| printing mistake [mis teik] error; misuil<ij standing, misprint m oderate [ modern | , ! between extremes; iiol very great or good; limi 1 <J 1 average monitor [ monit^] j , 4 a pupil appointed to assm| in keeping discipline; : diagnostic program used l|
M on itor
Education
81 obedient; to act in confor mity with to object [a-b dgekt] to be opposed; to express opposition omission [341 mija-n], m ij>n] error, mistake, failure to do something because of forget fulness oral [ oir^l] spoken, using speech more than w riting; relating to the mouth; spoken through the mouth page [peid3 ] one side of a piece of paper or leaf o f a book; a single sheet of data; a fixed block o f instructions paper [ peipa1 ] a substance consisting of interlaced fibers of cellu lose obtained from wood and used in writing, print ing, drawing, etc. pat [past] a gentle stroke or blow made with something flat often as a sign of affection or sympathy
ppond to questions about Computer program [na^ reit], [ reit] , to tell or write a try; to give an account of tints; to act as a story-teller
narrate
[nzrat] written record made | assist the memory; a fie f informal written comnnication
note b rie f
[ na-utis] to become aware of; write a notice of; to be 1 entive, to pay attention 1
n otice n ov ise [ novis] a beginner; a person iwly converted to some ligion
82 patter [ p ta^J the quick talk or chatter of a comedian; mechanically repeated words without considering the meaning pattern [ ptaTi] a number of repeated elements; a model from which a copy can be made; a sample; an imitation precise [pri sais] , exact; accurate in every detail; very attentive to detail preface [ prefis], [ prefabs] , a written introducti on to a book; the opening remarks pride [praid] proper self-respect; ex cessive self - esteem; a source of great satisfaction prim ary [ praimari] first in order of development; first in a succession; basic, funda mental primer [ praim^] a simple book for
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children learning to read; an elementary textbook proceed [pr^ si:d] ; to move forward, to go further; to begin action or take legal measures question [ kwestJVn] = query [ kwiari] a word, phrase or sentence asking about a particular fact; a problem for testing knowledge questionary [ kwestjararri ] , a set of questions for answer ing by many people indepen dently usually to provide statistical information
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83 to return; to revive in me mory, to remember, to recol lect recite [ri sait] to repeat aloud something memorized; to enumerate recollection [^eka^ lekjn] the act o f remembering; the power of a person s memory; a spi ritual gathering of oneself together
quotation [kw34i teijan] , assage or phrase quoted; a eference to a passage in a anuscript quote [kwzrut] , to repeat in writing or speech some body s words; to refer to rate [reit] , ; to determine the relative rank or class read [ri:d] to understand the meaning of words by looking at them and assimilating them mentally recall [ri ko:l] ; to order
rectangle [ rek^asqgl] a geo metrical plane quadrangle with four right angles register [ redjista1 ] , an o ffi cial or formal list; a book in which a record is kept; regis tration relevan t [ reliv34it] , closely related to a matter under consideration; connected with the matter remember [ri memba^] , to bring back to mind by an effort o f will; to have come
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84 into one s memory again by chance remind [ri maind] to cause to remember repeat [ri pi:t] to say again, to do or make something once more; to say from memory, to recite; to undergo again; to occur again replace [ri pleis] ; to put back some thing in its original place; to take the place of some body; to fill the place of someone with another reply [ri plai] , answer; to say or write something in return resolve [n zolv] , to find a solution to a question or problem; to decide, to deter mine; to agree to expression of opinion by formal resolu tion respect [ris pekt] the special esteem
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or consideration; expression o f sympathy, concern respond [ris pond] , to reply, to answer, to make n response; to show an effeel due to a force, influence or stimulus riddle < i question or problem posed to test the ingenuity of the person, a puzzling thing rule [ru:l] an accepted m ethod of behaviour or procedure;
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85 self-su fficien t [ selfsa^fiJaTit] accepting no outside help senior [si:njV| indicating the older o f two; of higher rank, longer service; relating to a student in the graduating class of a school sentence [ sent34is] a word or group of words which states, asks, commands or exclaims something serious [ siana-s] o f great im por tance; firm ly devoted; alarming, critical shame [jeim] a painful emotion aroused by the recognition that one has failed to act or think in accordance with the standards share [Jea-] ; the part that is given or belongs to one individual; to divide into portions shrug ] to lift the
iomething that prevails ge nerally or occurs normally. satisfactory [fastis ftektari] - udequate, giving satisfaction say [sei] , to express an idea orally or in written form; to utter; to make a statement
schedule [ Jedjuil], [ skeI dju:l] , a written or printed I list; a timed programme of procedure; a timetable school [sku:l] ; a community of those who teach and who are taught; the period or session during which classes occur; formal education science fsara-ns] knowledge got by careful observation, a branch o f study concerned with facts, methods, principles scribble [ skribl] 1) , 2) to write hastily and carelessly or in a hurried badly constructed style
86 shoulders as a g estu re ex p re ssin g d o u b t, lack of in te re s t, ignorance of th e answ er to a question sign atu re [ signitJV] a m ark re p re senting the name of a person sim ple [ simpl] easily done, used or un d ersto o d ; w ith n o th in g mixed or added since [sins] ... fro m th e n till now; a t some tim e between then and now; during the time follow ing solvable ['solvabl] , -able to be decid ed, settled, determ ind solve [solv] to fin d th e solu tio n to; to provide an answ er for speak [spi:k] to deliver a speech; to u tte r , to ex p ress an idea, fact or feeling spell [spel] to w rite or name the le tto rs of a word in th e ir c o rre c t o rd e r; to
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signify, mean; to form a word by le tters square [skwea1 ] , ; a plane fiqurc h aving fo u r sides of equal length and four rig h t angles; an open space in a city or tow n bounded by streets stare [stea1 ] to look in tently w ith widely open eyes; to gape; to gaze story [ stori] .1 a n arrativ e of events th a t have happened or aro supposed to have happened (often u n tru e) strict [strikt] , d em a n d in g to
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87 ledge to; to give lessons or in s tru c tio n in so m eth in g ; to help to learn tell [tel] to give a detailed account of; let know; to give in fo r m ation tense [tens] 1) a form of a verb th a t shows th e tim e of its action; 2) show ing em otional or m ental strain ; characterized by suspense term [1] , a lim ited period of tim e or tim e d u rin g which som ething lasts; a division of a school year think [Girjk] to use th e m ind; to have in th e m in d as an o p in io n , belief, a ttitu d e ; to reflect; to rem e m b er; to fo rm an image or idea in th e mind title [ taitl] , , th e name by which a p a rtic u la r th in g is known; a word or group of w o rd s a tta c h e d to th e nam e of a fam ily as an expression of respect
llow rules or regulations n exact m anner; exact, omplete, absolute stupid [ stju:pid] silly, slow -w itted; dull, boring; characterized lack of intelligence su b ject [ sAbd3 ikt] , fU- un d er the control or Influence of; dependent superior [sju: !1 ^] higher or greater than the norm al or average in degree or quality; ex ceptional supplem ent [ S A p lim ^ n t] - so m e th in g added to im prove or complete a docum ent, book, thesis, etc sure [ Jua1 ] firm ly believing in some th in g ; h a v in g no d o u b t; confident; c e rta in , in e v it able; w orthy of tr u s t task [ta:sk] a piece of w ork to be done; some job or d u ty teach [ti:tj] (ta u g h t) [to:t] to give know
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translate [trns leit] to express in another language; to e x plain by using other words, terms or signs tutor [ tjiKta1 , ] ; a teacher who gives private instructions to a student; a college officia l who super vises, advises u n d ergra duate students uncertain [ S3^tn] doubtful; variable; not clearly defined, vague underline [^nda^ lain]
upbring [ ], -in^ [ Apbriqiq] care and training got during childhood and youth
vocabulary [v& kasbjulari | , a hand-written list o f words, arranged alpha betically; the stock o f words used in a particular work, branch o f a subject volume [ voljum] 1) a stock of printed sheets, forming a book or some parts of a book; 2) an amount, quantity week [wi:k] a period o f seven days; the working days or hours o f a seven day period
to stress,
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whisper [ wisp^] me a low soft utterance to be heard only by the person addressed; secretly mentioned inform ation; a rumour wisdom [ wizd^m] a store of know ledge; intelligence; know ledge converted into teaching
wise [waiz] , possess ing great knowledge and in telligence; very clever, fully aware of
wit [wit] 1) ; 2) ; 3) the ability to make the associa tion o f unrelated ideas in unexpected, clever way; a person with this ability word [wa^d] a combination o f sounds having meaning and used as basic unit o f language and human communication
W r it e
write [rait] to form letters or symbols with a pen, pencil brush on paper w ron g [woq] not correct, accurate; not in accordance with moral standards; mis taken zoology (z&u 11 1]
the branch o f biology concerned with animal life and all its manifestations
acorn [':] ; the nut or seed of the oaktree alone O'loun] , ; only; exclusive ly; not taking into account; to ignore; not touch; to leave unaccompanied along (V b i)] , no; from one end to the other end of; onward; forward animal ['] any o f various organisms (livin g beings) which d iffer from plants. Home/domestic animals. Wild animals to annoy [Vnoi] , ; to trouble; to irritate; to vex autumn ['] ; a season between summer and winter
awkward ['oikw^d] , ; no! quite right; difficult to dea I with; unhealthful; incon venient; unhelpful badger [ baed3 ^] an animal with thick body, short legs; bristly hair (is used in shaving brushes and artists brushes); a badger is brown or grey with white patches as facial markings
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bark [ba:k] 1) the cover of a tree; 2) - to make the sharp ex plosive noise characteristic of dogsbarley ['ba:h] a cereal grass; its grain is used for animal feed, [ breakfast foods, making beer bat [bast] 1) I a flyin g mouse; 2 ) a special club instrument used for hitting ; a ball in baseball, cricket bay [bei] , a wide inlet of the sea beach [bi:tj] , the shore of the I sea washed by the water and I covered by sand, single or larger rocks a bear [bea^] an animal; ill mannered person beast [bi:st] any four legged wild ani mal; a person with brutal ways a bee [bi:] an insect producing honey and wax beetle ['bi:tl] an insect which can fly birch [ba^tj] a forest tree with light smooth bark; wood of this tree bird [ba^d] black [blaek] without light; the oppo site of white blast [bla:st] a strong gust of wind; a draft of air
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bloom [blu:m] , the state of blossom, flow ering a flower blossom ['blosarn]
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, a flower of a fru itp ro d u cin g tree or bush; the mass o f bloom on a fru it tree
blow [btau], blew [blu:], blown [bloun] , to direct air from one side to another; a sudden stroke with a hand or an instrument; a sudden shock bottom ['botarn] the lowest, last part of some thing branch [braintj- ; ] a stem growing out from the
Blossom
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93 climate ['klaimit] the sum of the prevail ing weather conditions at some place; a region with certain weather conditions; a trend of opinions and at titudes in society cloud [klaud] , any suspension of particles in the air or any gas coal [kanil] mineral resource cold [-uld] low temperature; absence o f heat; a disease with a running nose and sore throat; no attention copper ['\) a metallic element, a very good conductor of electricity and heat corn [ko:n] ;
( .) grain
Camel
for; to surprise or detect; to attract attention chilly ['tjili] unpleasanty cool/cold; unfriendly claw [kb:] the sharp, hooked nail o f an animals foot clay [klei] a firm earthy substance com posed of aluminium silicate; it is plastic when wet but loses its plasticity when heated to high temperature clear [klia-j , transparent, unclouded; untroubled; easy to understand; fre e from defects; free from d iffic u l ty or danger
in general, small hard seeds of cereals crack [kraek] ; a sudden sharp sound; to break info a safe; to break abruptly; to break open (a nut); to fail, give way
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crawl [:1]
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showing pleasure at the suffering o f others; causing suffering; liking to inflict pain and suffering
damp ['dsemp] ,
deep [di:p] extending far down below the surface; beyond the normal area; hard to make out; well hidden, concealed deer [dia^] , the males of most species have branched horns shed each year dense [dens] , thick; massed closely together; pressed depth [dep0] deepness; the represen tation o f deepness in per spective; the most intense point; the quality o f being profound
time during which the sun is above the horizon; a day as a point of time; ...as mark ing some events; a period of time
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down : downhill ['daun'hil] , sloping down, mov ing down a slope downpour ['daunpo:] a heavy shower o f rain dragon ['draegari] -
dew [dju:] small drops o f moisture condens ed from the atmosphere form in g on cool surfaces during the night
dim [dim] ,
not b righ t or clear, indistinct, not clearly visible; faint dirty ['da^ti] not clean, unclean; indecent; dishonourable; resentful
dove [dAv] a pigeon, the symbol of peace; one who advocates a peace ful solution
- mythical animal with huge body, enormous claws and sharp teeth; a very angry person
drizzle ['drizl] , to fall in very small drops, to rain slightly, a slight fine rain dry [drai] needed rain; not wet; thirsty; without liquid
eagle ['i:gl] a large strong bird. In mytho logy the eagle represents might and courage
earth |>:0] the planet on which we live; land and sea as opposed to the sky east [i:st] one of the four cardinal points
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interval between sunset and bedtime; an entertainmen! or occupation taking plan in the evening evergreen ['ev34jri:n] alway: green, bearing green leaves throughout the year extend [iks'tend] , to lengthen in space or time; to make wider, greater; to stretch; to hold out; to spread out with a regular distance fade [feid] , to lose fresh ness, to lose colour feather ['fea-J one o f the epidermal out growths that cover the body o f a bird fertile ['fa^tail] highly produc tiv e , creative, capable of developing or reproducing field [fi:ld] an area o f land devoted to pasture or the cultivation of crops; the area on which something is drawn, painted ;
o f the com pass; the direction o f the rising sun elep h a n t ['elifa^nt] the largest livin g land animal (weight = 5-6 tons), its nose is a trunk em erald [' ^ ] a bright green precious stone; the green beryl; of or like an emerald eternal [ii'ta^n^l] everlasting, never ending; without beginning or end in time; constantly repeated; limitless, endless evening ['i:vniq] the later part o f the day as darkness approaches; the
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flam e [fleim] ,
, a body of
glowing, burning gas; the state of burning with a blaze; intense feeling, passion; a strong reddish orange colour
flood [fL\d] [ a large quantity of water covering what is usu ally dry land, as the result [ of a river or sea s flow ing over its usual lim its, the breaking o f a dam, etc.; the state of a river that is very full of water
flower ['flaua^] [ a flo w e rin g plant; the plants blossom only, blooming fog [fog] mist; water vapour condensed on fine suspended particles,
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green [gri:n] the colour o f vegetation in spring and summer grow [] to develop as a livin g plan I , to be cultivated; to increasi in any way
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preserved in any way; refre shing; new, d iffe re n t; healthy-looking; opening up a new field o f experience
frost [frost]
, the gatherinr. in of ripe crops; the time I year when crops are gathera I in; the result o f action or behaviour
hay [hei] cut and dried grass; to make hay o f somebody = to crack, crash heat [hi:t] , 3 H 0 i i high tem perature; the condition of being hot; hot weather; intensity of emo tional feeling; intensity of action; competition heaven ['hevn] ,
temperature below freezing point; to cover with ice crystals; to coat with frost ing
fur [fir:] , a covering of certain animals (fox , rabbit, squirrel); the soft fine thick hair that covers many animals
grain [grein] , the seed of a cereal grass; a hard particle; a very small amount grass [gra:s] the low green herbage o f pastures and lawns
the upper regions o f the sky; perfect happi ness; the upper air; the abode of God
herb [] , pa a plant; grass for
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99 ing a sensation equivalent to heat; follow ing or press ing slowly; close to the solution; freshly arrived
hunt [hAnt] , to pursue (a person, an animal) with the intention o f capturing or killing inexhaustible [^m g'zois-
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leaf [li:f] a thin expanded outgrowh of a plant; a single sheet of paper; metal rolled into a thin sheet; leaves o f tea, tobacco lie [la i], lay [le i], lain [lein] to have the body more or less horizontal upon a surface; to be situated in a specified place; to be placed; to be spread out to the view light [lait] ; illumination, bright ness, daylight; not heavy, of little weight; quick-moving, nimble; easy to bear (food, alcohol); funny lizard ['lizsrd]
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morning [ mo:niq] the early part o f the day; dawn, the first early part mountain [ mauntin]
reached a state of full natu ral development; ripe; deve lopment is completed, maxi mum development
melt [melt] to
liquid;
to
mint [mint] an aromatic plant cultivated for use as flavouring mist, misty [mist], [ misti] , fog, foggy monkey [ mAijki] any of the primates except man; a playful child monster [ monst3\] , a deformed animal or plant; a person who is horrifyingly cruel, brutal moon [mu:n] the only natural sattelite of the earth; to behave in a dreamy abstracted manner
, a sticky mixture o f water and earth or dust; making a mess; to act in a confused, disorga nized way; a state of mental confusion
naval [ neiva^l] characteristic o f a navy, marine nest [nest] the structure built by a bird for holding its eggs during incubation; a cozy place of retreat, a protective packing night [nait] the time during which the sun is below the horizon; darkness; a night or even ing as a point o f time
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d ifficu lt to see. d iffic u lt to understand through lack o f inform n tion; not attracting atten tion; not known to people uI large
oil [oil] ,
, , ,
the inner part of the hand; the correspond ing part o f a glove; a tree without branches but with a crown o f large leaves
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purify [ pjuarifai] by rem oving im purities p u rifica tio n ^pjuarifikeijVn] to make pure by rem oving impurities purity [ pjuanti], [ pjoanti] the state or quality of being pure purple [ -1] , a com posite deep colour o f red and blue puzzle [ pAzl] a question which sets a problem to be worked out quack [kwaek] to say like a duck; the call of a duck
Owl
parrot [ pasr^t] any o f great number of tropical birds with hooked bill and brilliant plumage, can im itate human speech and other sounds
pig [pig] a young hog, piggish [ pigij] a greedy, d irty or selfish person; selfishly greedy
pip [pip] ,
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ray [rei] a I of light; any of several li radiating from a centre reed [ri:d] tall-growing errect gra found in water or swam
rick [rik] , ck an outdoor stack straw or hay eccentric, odd; extraordinary unusual,
ripe [raip] ready to be ea' or harvested; ready to be p into action; ready to open
rabbit [ raebit] a domestic animal with very long ears and a short round tail rabid [ rabid]
the loud deep soun characteristic o f a lion or bull; to em it a loud, deep confused, rumbling noise
rough [rAf] unrefined; requiring streng rather than intelligence; u polished sand [sasnd] -* small grains of quartz met on the seashore sap [saep] tlir* solution o f raw materinlii
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nd organic product in a plmit, sappy [ saepi] ( ) full of sap; fresh, vivid savior [ seivja^] someone who saves person or thing from distraction or injury scent [sent] imiell, usually pleasing; iidour scrabble [ skraebl] 1) to make Meratching movements with the fingers, hands, feet; 2) to have a bad handwriting; '{) to climb up w ith hasty stru gglin g movements scrub [skrAb] 1) ; 2) , ; ) , 1) thick under growth and stunted trees g ro w in g to g e th e r; 2) an uudersized in s ig n ific a n t Iicrson or animal; 3) to clean by rubbing w ith a brush, ;oap and water
Scrub
sea [si:] the continuous body of salt water covering most of the earths surface, sm aller than an ocean, sometimes partly or wholly enclosed by land seal [si:l] 1) ,
anything which serves to keep something secured or closed; 2) any of several fisheating sea animals
seed [si:d] , a spore or dry seedlike fru it; the fertilized ovule of plant and its covering severe [si via^] , very strict or stern; serious, dangerous; causing great discom fort, sharp or violent; d ifficu lt
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shadow [ Jasd^u] a relatively dark area produced when rays of light are blocked by a person or thing shark :] any of numerous large salt water fish usually with grey rough skin, a deeply forked tail, a large mouth armed with several rows o f sharp teeth
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silence [ sailans] the absence of sound, complete quiet; stillness silent [ saila-nt] , completely quiet, still; not speaking or making a sound
sheep [Ji:p] any of various cud-chewing animals related to the goat, many o f which are raised for fleece, meat, milk and skin; a timid, meek, easily led animal
shine [Jain], shone ]
, to give out or send out light or brightness; to be bright or gleam with reflected light; to be outstanding
shower ] ; a brief fall o f rain, hail or sleet; a hath in which water is sprayed on a person from an overhead nozzle
snow [snani] soft, white crystals or flakes of ice formed by the freez ing o f water vapour in the air soil [soil] the part o f the earth s surface in which plants grow source {so:s] , a spring, lake, etc. where a river or stream begins; a place from which
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107 legs. They are able to spin silken threads for making cocoons and webs
spring [sprig] 1) the season o f the year between winter and summer; 2 ) to jump up quickly; to arise suddenly sting [stiq] , to prick painfully with a sharp, usually pointed organ or object; a sharp organ with which an insect or animal in flicts a sting stock [stok] 1) , ; 2) , ; 3 ) 1) the total amount o f goods; the total number o f shares th at a com pany can issue; 2) a fa m ily or other related group o f plants or animals; 3) the trunk of a tree stone [stanin]
any of a group o f small animals without backbones, having a body divided into two parts and four pairs of
a hard, naturally formed mass o f m ineral m atter, rock; a small fragm ent o f this
straw [stro:] the stems o f several cereals
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tempest [ tempist] a violent windstorm, accompanied by rain, snow, hail or thunder terrible [ tera'bl] ve ry bad, unplea sant; dreadful, awful; caus ing great distress or pain thaw [0:] , to go from a frozen state to a liquid; become free of frost or ice; melt; a period o f warm weather, to melt ice and snow thorn [0:] , a short, sharppointed growth on a branch or stem, as o f a rose
sunset [ SAnset] the descent o f the sun below the horizon tail [teil] a
fle x ib le part an anim al s body beyond the main part o f the body; anything resembling a tail in shape
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vast [va:st] very great in extent, size or amount vine [vain] 1)
thunder [ ^] a rumbling or explosive sound made when a lightn ing d isch arge heats and expands the air in its way tide [taid] --
; , the regular rise and fall of the oceans caused by the gravi tational pull of the moon and the sun; a general trend or tendency
top [top] , the highest peak of
grapevine where grape grow; 2) a plant with a long slender stem that grows along the ground or a tree
warm [wo:m]
something
trace [treis] something left behind show ing the presence o f some person, place, thing; a very small amount valley [ vaeli] a region of low land bet ween hills, mountains; river basin vanish [ vaenij- ] to disappear; to cease to exist vapour [ veipa^] nap,
having the same tempera ture as the human body; serving to keep the body at this temperature; very cordial, emotionally excited
w ater [ wota^] ; the transpa rent, colourless liquid which falls from the sky; to pour liquid on the plants w ave [w e iv ] , a forward-moving swell on the surface of water; a gesture of the hand or arm in a sweeping movement weather [ we5^]
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wild [waild] uncontrolled by man; grow in g w ith ou t man s inter vention; uncivilized willow [ wila4i] a tree g ro w in g m ainly in north tem perate regions near surface of lakes, ponds wind [wind] a large body of air in its rapid natural motion; air set locally in motion winter [ winta'] one of the four seasons of a year wolf [ wulf] a doglike wild animal lives in the forest
W ave
west [west] one o f the four cardinal points o f the compass wet [wet] not dry; covered with water; characterised by much rain wheat [wi:t] any o f various grassed cultivated widely in tempe rate regions, an annual cereal grass; the grain yielded from these plants and proceeded into flour white [wait] blond, the colour o f snow, silver whiten [ waitn] to make white, to become white
W o lf
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111 worm; any o f various creep ing animals with soft segmented bodies yield [ ji:ld] , to bring in as profit, income; to have as a product or result; to be fru itfu l, profitable
wood [wud] , () a collection of growing trees; the hard fibrous substance compris ing the largest part o f the stems and branches o f trees worm [w 3^:m] , ; an earth
Ad/join '] , to be im m ediately next to another; to lie next to Ad/just |Vd3 Ast]
to connect one
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[breik] ; to cause to fall into pieces; to interrupt the continuity o f something; to destroy; to1 bring to an end; to disobey; to discover the secret (code); to happen suddenly; to come to an end
Brush []- ] an implement made of wire, hair, nylon set in wood, plastic, etc.; used for groom ing the hair; painting; sweep ing floors bump [ ] 1)
to increase the power, value; to lift up; to push from below; to help, to assist
brake [breik] ,
to slow down
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com bine ['] , to form a single unit; to join with other people in order to achieve a joint purpose compartment [karn'paitm34it] , one part o f a space which has been divided; a separate part o f business which must be discussed condense [k^n'dens] ; () to make more compact; to express in fewer words; to concentrate; to become more dense or compact conform [k W fo im ]
to occupy the same place; to occur at the same time; to be equal, the same
column [] a decorative element in a building; a jou rn a lis t s regular articles in a news paper; a group o f ships or cars
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crook [kruk] , a hook cut [kAt] to separate into pieces or slices; to make smaller or shorter; to reduce decimal ['desim^l] relating to 10; of a number scale based on 10 delete [di'li:t]
mareit], [ glomareit] to gather into a compact mass; to form a compact mass; to accumu late; to corporate
connect [ksr'nekt] to join, to link, to chain; to tie, to bind consist [kan'sist]
to be composed; to be made up
constitute ['kostitju:t] to have certain qualities; to be an element of; to give legal form to; to set up; to establish contain [kan'tein] to enclose; to have capacity for; to include; to comprise; to hold cord [ko:d] , a rope o f small diameter or a thick string correlate ['korileit] to bring into mutual rela tion; to connect systemati cally; to have a mutual rela tion
, an origin, source; a basic statement; the formation of a word, the act o f tracing
develop [di'vel^p] to elaborate on; to cause; to grow or expand; to realize; to come into being; to have a new factor or situa tion device [di'vais] , some thing designed or adapted fo r a special purpose; a scheme, trick, motto dial ['daia^l] ; the
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numbered disk o f an auto matic telephone instrument; to rotate the disk about the centre o f the circle
digit ['did 3 it] ; , a finger or a toe; any of the numbers from 0 to 9 discharge [dis'tja:d3 ] , to release, to unload a ship or cargo; to free oneself from an obligation or debt discompose ['diskam'pa^uz], ^diskaWpouz] , , to disturb the com posure disconnect ['disk^'nekt] , to be no longer connect ed; to be separated; to be disjointed disjoin [d is jo in ] to disconnect, to separate; to untie, to un fasten dot [dot] a
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double ['dAbl]
; having two parts, form ing a pair; fo r two people; twice over; a game between two pairs to drag [drg] , to pull along with an e ffo rt; to pass slowly; to go too slowly edge [ed3 ] ; the extreme horizon tal lim it; the line formed by the meeting of two surfaces; either of the two sharp sides o f the blade
efficient [I 'fijV n t ] , competent, working properly emit [i'mit] , to give out, to give o ff; to put in circula tion
engine ['end 3 in] ; , a device used to transform one form o f energy to ano ther; a machine, a locomo tive
equipment [j'kwipm^nt] what is
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balance, position; to slope downwards; to fail to keep pace with schedule
fasten ['fa:sn] , to make secure; to tie, fix firm ly; to get firm hold; to fix ones attention faulty [fo:lti]
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needed to carry out some work; a person s knowledge, training, skill, experience; the act or process of equipp ing
error ['era] mistake; the difference bet ween the correct result and the computed one; a misplay evaporate [i'vpareit] , to disappear without traces; to escape because of high temperature (about liquids) explosion [iks'pla4i3n] a violent expansion, a sudden release o f energy from a very rapid chemical or nuclear reaction; an out burst of violent emotion or energy fall [foil], fell [fel], fallen ['foil^n] to lose
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fuel ['fju^l] ,
a material used as a source of heat or energy; anything that makes strong feelings or passions
fuse [fju:z] , to join by melt ing together; to become join ed by being melted together fusion ['fjugan] ,
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im m erse [I'ma-is] to absorb one self in one thing; to put in below the surface level of a liquid or gas
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include [in klu:d] , to contain as part of a whole; to enclose; to contain, to have indicate ['indikeit]
install [in'stoil] , to set in a position for use; to settle, establish in some place; to arrange a party to a person s honour interlock [inta^'lok]
, to block; locking parts are held rig id ly together; the parts o f the system cannot move independently of each other
invent [in'vent] , to ori ginate, to devise; to think up; to create, to make some thing new investigate [in'vestigeit]
, showing lack o f hu man warmth, machinelike; not belonging to the human race
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about, to trace out; to in quire, to ask questions for knowing all the details iron ['] ; metallic element; a hard, strong man (with qua lities o f iron); a devise used fo r smoothening o f clothes irradiation [i,redi'eijn] , , the emission o f radiation as heat, light; the increase in brightness ja c k [] , a device for rais ing an automobile by a lever system or by a hydraulic system jem m y ['d3em i] a device fo r open ing a door or a safe without a key jet [d3et] , a stream of vapour, gas or liquid coming from a narrow hole; the narrow pipe which controls such a stream join [d3 Din] to bring together to make a single unit; to fasten;
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to tie; to become a member of; to enter into the company joint [d3Dint] the place o f joining; any place of enter tainm ent fo r a low class; owned, made or done in common with one or more persons, groups, govern ments junction ['d3Ankjn] , the place where two or more things join; join ig or being joined keep [ki:p] , to continue to have in one s hands, under ones control; to own, to manage; to carry in stock for sale; to maintain; to regulate keyboard ['ki:bo:d] the keys o f a
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to pass through a small hole in a container; to become known to people (about secret inform ation)
length ['leq0] ,
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liquid ['likwid]
liner extent in space from end to end; extent in time from beginning to end; in detail, taking much time; the quantity of a vowel
level ['levl] a horizontal line, plane or surface; a horizontal condi tion; a position in a scale of importance; a relative posi tion in respect to some norm link [liqk] ;
, being a flu id substance assumes a shape imposed by its contai ner; transparent, clear
load [l^ud] , something which is supported by or carried in som ething; an amount o f work expected to be done lorry ['Ion] a truck m an u al [ mnju^l] operated by the hands; a book containing in formation set out briefly mine [main] 1) belonging to me; 2) an excavation in the earth
a ring of a chain; a joining part; portion of a program me or equipment that d irects in fo rm a tio n from one part to another
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a short period of time when sound, motion or a c tivity stops before starting again
p illa r [ pil^] , a vertical struc ture o f m etal used to su pport a superstructure; a supporter pipe [paip] ,
a long hollow cylinder used chiefly to convey fluids, gas, etc.; a musical wind in strument; a device for smok ing tobacco, opium
plane [plein]
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ing; the force actin g per unit area; interference with someone s freedom in mak ing a decision
queer [kwia'] strange, peculiar; eccentric, odd; unusual, ex traordinary radial [ reidja^l] h a vin g ra d ia tin g lines; moving along a radius radiance [ reidj^ns] , the state or q u a lity o f being radiant, em itting energy in the form of electromagnetic waves, shining bright raise [reiz] ,
make it grow; 2) the assem blage o f b u ild in gs, tools used to manufacture some kind of goods or power
plough [ plau] an agricultural instrument drawn by a tractor, horses, etc.; to turn over, break up with a plough/to plow p lu g [1] , , a piece of wood used to fill a gap or hole; any electrical connec tion precept [ pri:s2rpt] , , an in stru ctio n ; a rule o f action or conduct; a technical instruction pressure [ prejV]
to come to a vertical or standing positi on; to give rise to; to bring up (childrn); to increase
rasp [ra:sp] ,
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some thing that receives; the earpiece of a telephone; a TV or radio set
reduce [n dju:s] to make smaller or less in size, weight; to change to a different form; to bring to a certain state rejoin [n d33in] to join again remit [ri mit] to become less in force, intensity; to return, to send back; to send money by mail research [ri sa^tj]
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rock [] 1) one or more minerals form ing the earth s crust; 2) to cause to move to and fro, to shake, vibrate, sway violently round [raund] having a circular shape; plump; expressed in tens, hundreds, etc rub [] to move something using pre ssure over a surface; to be subjected to friction rust [rAst] corrosion ; a hydrated oxide o f iron; the reddishbrown colour o f this sub stance rusty [ rASti] covered with rust; outof-date, behind the times sample [ saempl] an individual portion by which the quality o f a substance is to be judged saw [so:] a steel cutting tool with a toothed edge scatter [ skast^] ,
, to face with supporting material; a retaining wall or other sup port for an embankment to ring [rig] to give a sound of a bell; to telephone; a sound resembl ing a bell
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m atter which sinks to the bottom o f an undisturbed liqu id w ith which it was previously mixed
serve [sa^v] to satisfy the needs or requirements o f a person or organization; to supply with something; to bring food to the table set [set] , , to cause to occupy a certain position; to put; to bring into contact; to arrange shake Lfeik], shook [Juk], shaken [Jeikn] , to cause to vibrate, to move rapidly up and down or from side to side o f the normal position shape [Jeip]
to separate w idely in d if ferent directions; to cause to break up and go in d iffe rent direction or be widely separated or distributed
scissors [ siza^z] a cutting tool con sisting o f two sharpedged blades and two handles through which fin ger and thumb are passed scoop [sku:p] , ; any im plement fo r holding or re moving liquids scrape [skreip] 1)
, to make clean by rubbing w ith an abrasive; 2) , an unpleasant situa tion, d ifficu lty, problem
sediment [ sediment]
, a dense
, form, embo diment; the way in which an object is seen or felt; the outward appearance o f a person s body shut [|At] , to block an entrance; to bring together the parts; to stop the opera tion o f a shop, etc.
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side [said] any of the surfaces or lines that bound an object or figure simultaneous teinja's] existing, happening or done at the same time smoke, smoky [sma'uk], [ srrmiki] , ; to produce gas by burning wood, coal, ciga rette solid [ solid] h a vin g hardness; not loose, compact, firm ; struc turally sound, reliable; una nimous soluble [ soljubl], solvent [ solvent] having the power to dissolve spade [speid] a tool used fo r digging; a long handled tool with a broad, flat blade stainless [ steinlis] , spotless, having no stains steady [ stedi] , regular or uniform , not shaking; reliable; not easy upset, calm
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steam [sti:m] nap water in the form of a gas; power, energy generated by steam substance [ sAbst^ns]
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transfer [traens fa*:] , , to remove from one person, place to another, to convey a draw ing or picture from one sur face to another treadle [ tredl]
the extreme end o f anything; a g ift of money in return for some service
tire [ tai^] ; a rubber band filled with air around the rim of a wheel tool [tu:l] any of various
a lever or pedal worked by the foot to provide motion for operating a machine
truck [tiwk] 1) to change, to exchange; 2) a motor vehicle for carrying heavy loads; 3) ( .) vege tables raised for sale it the market turn [term] , to move around; to rotate; to change direction twinkle [ twiqkl]
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unbind [ baind] to loose; to set free undo [ du:] 1) , to unfasten, untie; to open; 2 ) to destroy; to cause the ruin or down fall of uneven [ i:v34i] , not straight; not smooth or flat; not o f the same kind; not well-matched or balanced; one-sided unit [ junit] a standard o f measure ment; unity [ juiniti] , the arran gement of the parts in a work o f art or literature to produce a single design or effect; being in harmony or agreement vent [vent] , a hole or small opening fo r the escape or passage o f a gas, liquid, etc verge [ va^dg] , a border; the im aginary line at which a
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vessel [ vesl] ; a ship or la rge boat; a hollow container for liquids well [wel] 1) a deep cylindrical hole dug into the earth to reach a supply o f water, 2) a spring o f water; some source, 3) , to rise up and pour out, 4) in a manner that g ive s satis faction; thoroughly, fully, quite wheel [wi:l] a circ u la r d evice able to rotate; a circular motion; something resembling this device in shape, movement
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whip [wip] , ; to strike with a lash, rod; making whips to strike stigingly w h irl [wa^l]
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to wind [waind] 1) the act o f blowing a horn; 2) , ; 3) to make a complete turn, to sping around wing [wig] ; one o f the struc tures of an airplane which supports the machine in the air; the wings of a bird, bat,
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to abolish [VbDliJ] , , ; to do away with... completely; to put an end to... (laws, customs, taxes, privileges)
abolition [aeb^'liJVn]
ter; right to consult access to the files; a sudden emotio nal outburst an access of fury, tears
ac/complish iV kom plif]
, ; to recognize as a fact; to admit the truth o f some thing; to recognize in a legal form; to notice and ensure
admit [a^l'mit] , ; to allow to enter; to recognize as true; to acknowledge; to have room for
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affair [V fe^ ] ; concern; business; case; Eg: a man o f affairs; affairs of state; a love a ffair against [Vgenst] anniversary ^aeniWisari]
opposite to...; cont rary to...; in contrast to...; into contact with...; about...; in exchange for...; in opposite direction to...; next to...
agree [a^'gri:]
the parti cular day on which the yearly return of the date of an event is celebrated (Eg: wedding anniversary)
annual ['aenju^l] ; once a year;measured by the year anthem ['] ;
a piece o f choral music; a song of praise or joy (national anthem) to appeal [Vpi:l] , , ; to call upon an autho rity; to address oneself to a higher authority; to turn for an opinion or judgement; to make an earnest request; to ask for voluntary contribu tions; to be pleading to appear [Vpia1 ] ; to come in sight; to be in sight; to be on the scene; to arrive in public; to perform in public; to be published; to look wha"t a person or thing is; to be evident or probable to ap/point O'point] ; to select for an
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office or position; to set a date, time, place; to choose
approach (V p ro u tf] the act o f coming close or closer; the act o f going near or nearer; the way one approaches; a method of beginning approval ']
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behind [bi'haind] ,
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brief [bri:f] lasting a short time; instruc tion for an operation; to summarize; to inform bring [brig] ;
, in back of something; in support of somebody; running later than; progressing more slowly
between [bi'twi:n] within two limits, to and from; common to; among blam e [bleim]
to carry; to lead; to cause to come; to institute; to prefer; to win over to a new point of view; to produce; to restore
broad [braid] fu ll and clear, general, not detailed; not narrow; of great width; easily under standable brutal ['bru:tl] , plain and direct with no regard fo r feeling; cruel campaign [kaem'pein] any organised attempt or attack to win public support century ['sentjuri]
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claim [kleim]
; a legislative or judicial body; a large room or hall used fo r meetings; a compartment or cavity
cheer [ ] ,
to shout for joy; to applaud by shouts; to fill with gladness, hope and comfort
choice [tjois]
the act of choosing or select ing to choose (chose, chosen) [tju:z], [tJVuz], [tJVuzn] to select bet ween alternatives; to make a choice; to select from a number of things
circumstance ['sa^ka-ms-
tons] , ; an essential fa ct or detail; the particular ele ment d irectly a ffe c tin g a matter; chance; case; fate
civil ['sivil] , ; relating to a community or citizens; conforming to normal stan dards o f politeness; legally determined
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a contradicting statement; on the contrary
contribute [ka-n'tribjuit] , to g ive together with others; for a common purpose; to supply; to give a share; to help to b rin g something about council ['kaunsl], ['kauns^l]
general idea
condition [ka4i'dij>n],
to make stronger or more persistent; to establish the truth; to ratify; to make definite
conquest ['koqkwest]
som ething won or acquired by physical or moral victory; the act of conquering a country or people
contemporary [k^n'tem] belonging to the time; modern
, a consultative or advisory as sembly; a body elected or appointed to advise or legis late fo r a term; an assembly o f authorities
course [ko:s] a
line of conduct; any of the successive parts of a meal; ordinary sequence; moving from one point to another; a direction of travel
creditable ['kreditabl] * quite good, more than satisfactory crown [kraun] a royal headdress of precious metal or jewels; an emblem; the monarch him-
continue [k34i'tinu:] , to go on with; to prolong; to take up again; to remain in a given place or condition
contradiction [kontra^-
'dikjn] ; opposition,
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self; a reward; the top of the head
crush []-] , to damage or spoil by pressure; to reduce to a powder or to small pieces under pressure; to become crumpled daily ['deili] every day dash [dsej] ;
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; to smash, to shatter; to go in a great hurry; a rush sudden move ment; a punctuation mark (-)
datum ['deitara] data (pi) [ deita^] a known fact; a starting point from which an essay is made
to deceive [di'si:v] not to tell the truth; to mislead; to break faith with smth.; to make someone believe what is false
decision [di'si3 n]
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ex/change [iks'tjeind3 ]
, to make bigger; to expand; to become bigger; to speak or write more fu lly about
en/sure [in'jW ] to make certain of gett ing or achieving en/title [in'taitl] , to g ive a title to; to g ive someone a right envious ['envies] feeling, show ing or promted by envy equal ['i:kwa4]
, the g iv ing or receiving of one thing in return for something else; a thing given in return for something else; the price of one country s money in the currency o f another
excuse [iks'kjuiz] to forgive, overlook; to release someone from an obligation, undertaking or duty; to free from blame fa ith [fe i0] trust, confidence; complete acceptance o f a truth which cannot be demonstrated or proved favour ['feiva1 ] , an act of kindness; the condition o f being ap proved or liked; support, help
, the same in number , degree or oth er standard; w ith no advantage on either side; without domination; equiva lent
event [ 1'vent] , , an occurrence notable as being an exception to routine; a separate item in a program
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open to all without restric tions, not limited, not cap tive, at liberty
fu lfil [ful'fil] , to carry out; to complete, to accomplish; to prove true; to realize glory f'gbri]
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one s hands; to keep in the ground place, in a certain position or condition; to keep control; to detain; to contain honour [''] conventional respect fo r a person o f high rank; special ceremony to express public respect; a w om an s good reputation impose [im'paniz] to force others to receive oneself as guest, companion; to use superior strength or authority incline [in'klain] , to bend, to bow; to change the posi tion from vertical or hori zontal incompetence [in'kompit34is] not knowing the fact; be ing unaware o f something; a lack o f information indefinite [m'definit] , not lim ited, not clearly stated
independence [ (indi'pendaris] an autonomy; without control or domination by another power; freedom indiffrence [m'difa-rans] , lack o f interest or feeling; unimportance; show of no response, neutral indirect [^ndi'rekt] , not following the shortest way; round about; not going straight to the point; oblique inequality [^nii'kwoliti] lack of equality, regularity, un evenness; a variation from the norm influence ['influaiis] , a person s indirect power over men, events, things; ingratitude [in'graetitju:d] lack o f ability to thank; lack of gratitude; ill-bred injustice [in'd3 AStlS] unfair
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a remark or act showing contempt, rude ness, very impolite; vulgar, unpleasant
intent [in'tent]
, aim, purpose, ambition, will, desire, wish, the main idea; problem
intermediate [inta'Vmiidja^t] between two things, events, extremes; average, in the middle of; neither good nor bad interrupt [int^'rApt]
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kidnap ['kinaep] , to take away and hold a person by force; to racket king [kirj] a male monarch, the chief person; a magnate let [let] ;
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real or im agined scale o f measurement (moral or social values or ranking); small in number or amount
magazine [,^ zi:n]
a periodical publication o f writings by d iffe re n t authors, often illustrated and with adver tisements
matter [ m eeta-J ; a circumstance, issue; a trouble, difficulty; a substance which any physi cal thing is composed of meaning [ mi:niq]
to permit; to put at the temporary disposal in return fo r rent; to become violent in action or speech; to set free or allow to leave
liberate ['libareit]
lent money on condition that it is returned with or with out interest; a lending, permission to use
low [ 11] at
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modify [ modifai]
a state s ships o f war, the organiza tio n and m anpow er o f a state s force for war at sea neglect [ni glekt] , to fail to perform ; to fa il to care for; to fail to attend to, dis regard
negotiate [ni -ufieit], [nig^ujjeit], [ni -usieit] to discuss something in order to reach an agreement, confer; to do business next [nekst] nearest in space; ranking second; closest to nobility [1 biliti] , a noble class; the quality or state o f being magnanimo us, generous
due to poverty
misunderstand [ miSAnd.Tstsend]
to interpret incor
rectly, w rongly; not to get proper sym pathy or appre ciation
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now [] at the present tim e; without delay; immediately null [1] having no force in law; relating to zero object [ obd3ikt], [ obd3^kt]
omit [1 mit], [-"mit] to fa il to do something, to neglect; not to pay attention at onlook er [ ,1*]
, self-evident, not requiring proof or demonstration; easi ly seen; attracting immedi ate attention
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proclaim [ p m kleim] to an nounce publicly or o ffic ia l ly; to declare officially prohibit [ hibit], [prani-
to take
or receive a share in predominate [pri domineit]
purpose [ pa-ipa's] , a desire to obtain result which is kept in mind in perform ing an action
pursue [pe sju:] to follo w in order to capture or over take; to engage in; to go on talking about push [ , pushing [ pujiq]
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quash [kwoj- ]
recent [ ri:snt]
to'crush, to suppress; to overcome rage [reidg] uncontrolled anger; intense emotion, passion
rank [] ,
to turn for information; to direct to a source of informa tion refuge [ refju:d3] shelter or protec tion from danger, distress or d iffic u lty , a person or place offerin g protection
refigee [,refju: d3i] a person who flees, escapes or must hide refuse [ri Quiz] to decline to accept; to be unable to do some thing; to make a refusal; to reject reign [rein]
to hold royal
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physical force; to protect from change
restrain [ris trein] , to prevent from doing some thing; to set limits to; to re press emotions restriction [ris trikjn] keeping within certain limits; avoi dance o f exaggeration, shocking effects in any form o f expression
to make new again or as if new; to begin again after an interval of time; to revive; to make valid for a further period
repeal [ri pi:l] delete, crossing out; re moving from; abolition; delay, neutralization represent [,repri zent]
resume [ri zju:m] to take back or again; to begin again; to go back to using; to sum up
retain [ri tern] , to keep in one s memory, in one s control; to keep securely in place retreat [ri tri:t] , , to avoid dangers and d iffic u ltie s o f life tem po rarily; to withdraw for peace, safety; to hide fo r a while
to point out, to act on behalf of; to be the delegate of; to be a symbol for, to correspond to
resist [ri zist]
to oppose a
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vindict; a desire to in flict injury in return for an injury suffered rig h t [rait] , true, logical ly sound; correct; suitable; to set in a proper position; to put back to balance; to return to a correct position rig id [ ridgid] , in fle x i ble; strongly resisting de formation; s tiffly set royal [ ] relating or belong ing to the fam ily o f a king or queen; v e ry im posing, splendid, majestic satisfy [ saetisfai] to p ro vid e what is required, needed; to cause to be happy or free from some desire search [sa-itf] an investigation in order to find something, gain in formation seldom [ seldom] not often, rarely; some times
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self-criticism [ self kritisizm] the ability to notice weak points in one s own behaviour, speech, life. sequence [ siikwaris] , a succession of things which are connected in some way s e r f [s ^ :f] a feudal labourer bound to his owner or landlord serfdom [ sa^fd^m] the state or con dition o f being a serf; the practice or in stitu tion o f having the land with serfs settle [ setl] ; to determine or decide; come to agreement about; to put into order shatter [ Jaeta-] (), ; to break into pieces; to destroy com pletely or damage greatly shoot [$u:t], shot [Jot] to wound or kill
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a person or animal with a bullet, arrow, etc.; to pass rapidly down, through or over; to photograph or make a film shortage [ Jo:tid3 ] lack, too small an amount or supply sh u ffle [ Ja A ] 1) , the fe et along the ground or floor; 2) , , to mix playing cards so as to rearrange them; to drag to mix facts so as to rearrange them significance [sig nifikans] , the state or quality having special value or importance; meaning sin [sin] the w illfu l breaking o f God s law; any offense situation [,sitju eijn] ; a condition or state of affairs; a location slander [ slasnd^] any false and insulting statement
slap [slaep] , a sharp, quick blow with the open hand; an insult, a piece of sharp criti cism slave [sleiv] a person who is a property of another person; a person who is under the control of some influence; a serf slogan [ sloug^i] a phrase, statement or motto used by a particu lar group; a phrase used in advertizing smash [smasj"] , to destroy, to crush; to break into pieces; a complete defeat or disaster smuggle [ sm\gl] to bring, take or transport secretly goods on which the required duties have not been paid society [sa^ sai^ti] all people; human beings as a group; a com munity; companionship, company solicitation [sa^ ,1isi teijn] the prac-
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spread [spred] to unfold, stretch out; to cover with a thin layer o f something; to dis trib u te; to extend over a period o f time
state [steit]
, the con dition o f a person or thing; a body of people living together under one government
strike [straik] , to give a blow
suppress [sa^ pres] to crush, to put down by force; to restrain; to prevent or forbid the telling suprem e [sju: pri:m]
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troop [tru:p] ,
last
suspect [sa-s pekt] to have doubts about; to consider possible, true, likely; to think someone guilty with little or no proof suspicion [s^s pijn]
a feeling or impression; a slight trace or suggestion target [ ta:git] , an object that is aimed at in shooting prac tice or competition; any thing that is the object of any attack ta x [tseks] money that must be paid by people for the support of the government
threat [Bret] an expression o f the inten
to put one s signature under the docu ment; to agree to do some thing; to ensure
unequal [ iikwa^l] not the same; unfair; not fit or qualified; uneven. unfair [ fea] not just; not following accepted rules or standards ungrounded [ graundid] with out basis in fact or reality; not educated; unify [ ju:nifai] ,
tion to in flict punishment, harm or pain; a person or th ing th at is a source o f misfortune, danger or harm
today [t^ dei] the present day, nowa days, currently
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victim [ viktim] a person who is injured, killed or ruined; who is cheated or tricked victory [ viktari] the defeat of an op ponent or enemy violation ^vaia1 leijn]
higher
vain [vein] empty; not successful or e f fective vanguard [ vasnga:d] the part o f an army that moves ahead of the main force; the leading position venture [ ventjVJ
an affair that demands some risk or danger; a guess with out real calculation
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aboard [>'bo:d] , ; my friend was aboard the last ship go ing to Amsterdam abrupt {VbrApt] , ; , ; sudden, un expected, rougn [rAf], disc onnected again [Vgen], [Vgein] , ; once more; the same quantity in additi-. on; one more time
air+field/drom ; air +man ; air+plane ; air+pocket A condition in the atmosphere, usually a partial vacuum, which makes an airplane in flight drop sud denly. air+hole ;
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; antique; old fashion ed; very old; belonging to times long past
arrive [Vraiv] to come to a place; to end a journey; to appeare; to come on the scene
to ascend |Vsend] , to go up; to come up; to rise from a lower degree or level; to climb [^s'tonij] to shock; to astonish w ith amazement or wonder
astonish atten tio n [V te n jn ] mental concen tration; notice something;
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a place where people live in tents, barracks or huts; a holiday resting centre for children
capital ['kaepitl] main city; chief city; big letters in the ABC
; to arrest; to con trol; to restrain the prog ress of motion; to vertify the correctness
church [tjVitj-]
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state; a region or district w ith reference to geogra phical or esthetic features; regions o f woods and fields as opposed to towns
crowd [kraud] a large number o f people collected together; a clique, sect current ['] , a mass of water m oving in a certain direction; the stream; of the present time; in general use custom ['kAstarn] , a habit; a generally accepted practice; convention; something made usually delay [di'lei] , an unexpected lapse of time; failure to make something; postponing
result; to pretend to be
corner [':\]
the point or place of meet ing; the angle formed by the m eeting o f two streets; a distant place; a secret place
country ['] ; a political
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dike [daik] , a raised bank con structed to prevent flood ing, high water; protection from something disappoint Ldisa-'point], ['dis^'point] , to break a promise; to fail to come up to the expectation; to frustrate disaster [di'zaista^] an event causing great loss and suffering to people; a great or sudden misfortune, a fiasco district ['distrikt]
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a p olitical or geog-
[draiv], [draniv], [drivn] , to control the course; to convey in a vehicle; to hit or push in some direction; to activate; to cause to work hard
embank [im'baeqk]
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foreign ['form]
com ing fro m some country outside; not of ones own country or race; introduced from outside
form [fo:m ] , ; shape, out ward appearance; a variety, manifestation, example; a document with blank spaces for information to be w rit ten in; a class in a school
escape [is'keip] to get free; to disap pear; to run away; to find release from worries, troub les; to avoid, to keep safe from
excursion [iks'ka^Jn]
go [gam] , to be in motion, to move with a special purpose, aim; to leave, to disappear, to escape
happen [1] , to take place; to occur spon tan eou sly; to chance; to find or meet by chance h arb ou r ['haiba^] ; a bay or inlet o f quiet water protec ted from stormy waves by man-made or natural walls; a place o f refuge; shelter
a short pleasure trip; a pleasant hiking trip; to walk about; to go sight seeing; a tour
exploration [,ekspb: reijn] , a trip or voyage through an unknown or little known region in order to add to man s knowledge; a searching, an investigation far [fa:] at a considerable distance; very distant, remote
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above; occupying an impor tant position; noble; at the zenith, top hike [haik] to walk a long way for pleasure in the open country huge [hju:d3 ] , extreme ly large, enormous, super, extra
indistinct [jindis'tirjkt] , d ifficu lt to see or hear; not clear; vague, slight; confused initial [I'nija^l] , at the very beginning; show ing the firs t letter or syll able; the fir s t le tte r o f a personal name inquire [in'kwaia'-]
H u ge
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defin ite number o f people or things map [] a representation in scale, usually on a fla t surface, of part o f the whole of the e a rth s surface, showing physical, political or other features never [ neva-J not at any time, not on any occasion observe [a^b za^v] , to look at with attention; to watch; to come to know by seeing; to note attentively
of correspondence and other postal m atter; the letters and parcels sent by this organization
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once [WAns] , on one occasion only, a single time; form er ly; at some time outline [ autlain] lines bounding the outer limits of a figure; a scetch; a rough draft of a plan, scheme of work overcrowd [^uva- kraud]
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path [pa:0] a narrow way or trail; any way or space by which people may pass; line of progress place [pleis]
related to the period before recor ded history, existin g dur ing this period
quadrangle [kwo draeqgl], [kwa^ draeqgl] a plane figure with four sides a square or rectangle quite [kw ait] completely, very much; rath er...; a con siderable number ramble [ ] , a long unplanned walk fo r enjoy ment
a person who travels in a vehicle but is not a driver nor one o f the crew
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reach [ri:tj] 1)
- perso nal memories of past events; Homething which is remem bered; recalling memories of past related events
remote [ri manit]
return [ri term] , to go or come back; to occur again; to play back road [ranid] ,
a strip o f cleared land fo r the passage from place to place; the way to get somewhere
sail [seil] a piece of canvas or other cloth to catch or reflect the wind and drive a ship along seaport [ si:po:t] a town on a sea coast having a harbour, docks and used by seagoing ships
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seek (sought) [si:k]-[so:t] , to try to find, to try to obtain, to ask for, to look for send [send]
to strike the feet forcefully down upon the ground; an officia l mark fo r letters
station [steijn] , a place where someone or something stands; a building where a body o f people work toge ther; a place along a route where trains or buses stop stay [stei] , to live in a place fo r a short period o f tim e; to remain in one place; to stop fo r a while steep [sti:p] 1) ; having a very sharp face or slope; 2) , to involve deeply or absorb; to soak in liquid strange [streind3 ] ,
a lettered board;
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remarkable or odd, unfami liar, -er [streindgaf] a person with whom one is not fam iliar; a foreig ner, outsider, newcomer
stretch [stretj] , to extend from one place to nnother; to spread out to full length or width; to widen, lengthen or pull out Of shape by force subway [ SAbwei]
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tower [taua\| a tall but narrow structure rising above a church, castle or other building town [taun] any densely populated place; a group of houses and private buildings, larger than a village but smaller than a city traffic [ traefik] , the passage of people and means of transportation to and fro; an exchange of goods fo r profit train [trein] a connected line o f railroad cars
survey [ s^vei]
a detailed study or exaiii i nation; a general view; a
review
ticket [ tikit] n card or a piece of paper that shows the person who holds it has the r ig h t to receive certain services or privileges
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unless On les] if not; except on the condition that up [] in, on, to a higher place valid [ vlid] based on facts and evidence, true; e ffe c tive, correct, confirm valise [va^ li:z] a suitcase; a small piece o f luggage van , a large covered truck used fo r transporting view [vju:] 1) the act o f looking or seeing; sight; 2) a range of vision; 3) , a particular way of think ing about something; a tti tude, opinion village [ vilid3 ] countryside; a group of houses smaller than a town walk [wo:k]
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travel [ traevl]
to make a jour ney; to make a tour of; to go from one place to another
trip [trip] , a light quick step; the act o f traveling or going from one place to ano ther underground [^nda- graund]
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welcom e [ welkAm]
waste [weist] , ; to expend goods, materials without propor tionate result; needless and excessive consumption; gar bage, rubbish, ashes, etc way [wei] , the course taken in
, to greet some body with signs of pleasure; to be glad about; to receive gladly
w o rld [wa^ld] , ; the planet; the universe; human society; a recognized part or period o f human society zoo [zu:] a place where alive animals are kept in captivity for the public to see
gettin g from one place to other; the distance; direc tion of movement; the ability to do something
admire [aed'mai^] to express one s good feelings; to look at somebody with pleasure or respect adore |Vd3:] , ; to love; to like very much; to worship
the act o f apprearing; look ing, dressing to ap plau d |>p'b:d] , ; to show approval by clapping; to demonstrate approval by clapping
a/shame/d (Vjeim d] feeling shame; dishonour, disgust
to affect [a^'fekt] 1) ; 2 ), ; 1) to make an impression on somebody; to have an effect on something; 2) to attack; to cause a par ticular condition in... to a/muse [Vmjuiz] , ; amu sement entertainment, pleasant spending o f free time
appearance [Vpi3T34is] , ;
a mental position
au d ien ce ['oidja^ns]
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clap [klaep] the sound o f hands struck together; loud noise compose ['] , ; to create in music or litera ture; to arrange in good order; to bring under control considerable [kam'sid^'] quite large in amount, extent or degree; important contents ['kontents] (pi) that which is contained; a summary of subject treated in a book; the amount o f a certain sub
stance contained; the volume o f a solid; the substance, matter o f a book cover ['L\v3\| to hide; to keep un der aim; to stand immedia tely behind another man; to spread over; to protect financially; to have as ones territory create [kri'eit], [kri:eit] , to bring info being; to make by applying the imagination in some artistic technique; to produce;to incarnate cue [kju:] a hint; an agreed signal c u ltiv a te ['kAltiveit] , to prepare land for crops; to improve, to refine; to cause to develop dance [dains], [daens] set movements to music, either alone or with a partner or partners; a party or social gathering declaim [di'kleim] to speak with too much emphasis; to recite
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depict [di'pikt] to rep resen t by drawing or painting; to des cribe verbally d escribe [dis'kraib] to draw, to trace; to qualify; to move in the outline of; to give a portrait design [di'zain] ,
publicly manner
in
theatrical
deliberate [di'libarcit] , to think out a matter with proper care; to make or do intentionally
delight [di'lait] boci , great pleasure, admiration, exal tation, adoration delusion [di'lu^n]
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encrust [in'krAst] , to cover with a coating; to inlay jewels into; covered with something engrave [in'greiv] to decorate; to cut a design or lettering on something by hand with a sharp tool; to fix deeply in the mind, memory
D epict
display [dis'plei] , to exhibit; to show; to dis close donation [dani'neijaii] , a gift; a sum of money to an institution or society dull [cL\l] stupid, slow in understading; uninteresting; not bright or vivid, not clear empty ['empti] unoccupied; vacant; without nothing in it; with out foundation; silly, not serious
en/rich [in'ritj] , to make richer in money or goods; to improve the quality of; to add a precious ornament to; to make a valuable addition to a collection especial [is'pejVl] particular, out standing, exceptional, extra essential [I'senJVl] , necessary, of great importance; basic, funda mental, containing all that is best or most important in a thing estimate ['estimit] , a judgement of size, number, value; a state-
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ment of the cost or change which would be involved in given piece of work, or a lender to carry it out for a certain sum o f money everlasting [eva^'laistiq] constantly repeated, lasting for ever; Meemingly without end exceed [ik'siid] to be greater, to go beyond a proper limit excitement [ik'saitm^nt] , emotional tension, unba lance; stimulation; impa tience excla im [iks'kleim ] to cry out in emotion or excitement; to utter under the stress of Hudden thought or emotion exhibit [g'zibit] , to show, display to Ilie public; to present, demonstrate fairy [feari] ; a small super natural being capable of in-
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terventing in human affairs, usually in order to help false [fols] , untrue, lo gically w rong; incorrect, mistaken; not natural fame [feim] , , the state o f being widely known and esteemed; repu tation famous ['feima's] , wellknown, widely known, cele brated fancy ['faensi] , great
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wish, dream; imagination; wish to have something, eager to have
fond [fond] loving, affectionate, fo o lis h ly ten d er; ta k in g pleasure in; having the habit of foreground ['fo:graund]
the part of a scene nearest the viewer; the most noticeable position
gap [gaep] , an opening or breach in a wall, fence; a break in continuity, a pause; a wide difference in views great [greit] large in size, big; large in number or extent; a high degree; specially important, powerful; favourite, noble; excellent hint [hint] , a slight sugges tion; an oblique piece o f ad vice; an indirect thought, mention hit [hit] , ;
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intend [in'tend] to have in mind, think, to make up one s nd; to plan; to have a desmtion fo r something interconnection [inta^k^-
, ex-
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worthy o f note; a prominent person; a member of an as sembly, largely aristocratic in composition nude [nju:d] naked; w ithout clothing, undraped obsession [ - sejVn], [ o b seJVn] the state of being completely involv ed, obsessed, occupied with some idea obstinate [ Dbstinit] stubborn, refus ing to concede to reasonable arguments op p ortu n ity t^pa^ tju:niti], [,opa^ tjunti] possibility, chance; a set o f circumstances; good fortune outstanding [ aut stndiq] promi nent, great, remarkable; not yet settled or complete paint [peint] to create a pic ture; to make a vivid des cription; to apply cosmetics to; to practice the art of creating pictures
N aked
movies [ mu:viz] entertainment and a branch o f industry naked [ neikid] without clothes; uncovered; without decora tion; without supplemen tary material noble [ ] illustrious by rank or birth; of high character, lo fty ideals; im pressive, splendid, grand in appea rance notable [ nanita'bl] outstanding,
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part [pa:t] that which is less than all; one of Heveral equal amounts, num bers, quantities particular [p^ tikjula ] unusual, spe cial; relating to one thing singled out among many passion [ paeJVn] , violent emotion; a great liking or enthusiasm; an outburst of feelings piano [ pjasnau] a musical instrument before which the player sits playing on a horizontal key board picture [ piktJV] a representation or image on a surface; a perfect likeness; a mental image, idea; a situation as a com bination of circumstances please [pli:z], pleasure [ 1\| a general feeling of satis faction, enjoyment plot [plot] the plan o f events in a novel probability [^ biliti] som e thing regarded as probable, based on the experience that of two or more possible effects one tends to predo minate p rod ig y [ prodidgi] a person with extra ordinary talents; an amaz ing person or child rapt [raspt] carried away in ima gination from reality rare [\| seldom, inf requently found; unusually good, appealing; delicious
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a rapid line o f short, sharp sounds
raucous [ roika-s] , , rough- sounding, gra t ing, hoarse
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reflection [ri flekjn] showing as an image; being in accor dance w ith ; re fle c tin g or being reflected; an opinion a rrived at a fte r conside ration rehearse [n ha^s]
to practice a play before perform ing it for an audience; to enume rate the list; to try to act before performing
reproduce [,ri:p r^ dju:s]
to repeat exactly or very close ly; to re-create mentally; to make a copy by mechanical means
revival [ri vaiva^l] the reappea
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script [skript] the printed or w rit ten text of a play, broadcast seat [si:t] , anything on which one may sit or sits; a centre of some activity seduce [si dju:s] , to lead aside or away; to persuade a person to act contrary to the principles he normally follows seem [si:m] to give the impression of being som ething; to have the appearance o f b ein g true, existing self-portrait [ self poitrit] the port rait of a painter made by himself
ness; a slight variation, degree; a place partly shel tered from the fu ll light or heat of the sun
shape [jeip]
, form, em bodiment; the way in which an object is seen or felt; the outward appearance of a person s body
sharp [ja:p] ; ; ; well adapt ed to cut or pierce; harsh, b itin g or severe; clear or distinct; rapid, brisk, ener getic silly [ sili] stupid, lacking common sense; absurd, ridiculous
sin g [s ig ], sang [saeq], sung [sAq] to perform a song; to produce sensual [ sensju^l], [ sen musical sounds; to recite in a singing voice having great liking for bodi
ly pleasure, pertaining to singular [ siqgjul^]
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song [sag] a musical composition for one or more voices; a poem that can be set to music; the act or art o f singing; the call of a bird sound [saund] vibrations that are carried through the air to produce sensation in the ear; some thing that is heard spark [spade] a
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A rtM
small, hot, glowing particle thrown o f f from fire ; any flash of light; a small amount, trace
specify [ spesifai] , to describe in detail; to mention in a definite way; to set down as a specifica tion spectator [spek teita^] a person who watches but does not take part; an observer, member o f an audience stage [steid3] a raised platform in a theatre or hall on which a p erfor mance takes place.
star [sta:] any h eavy body th at ap pears as a bright point of light in the night sky; a person who is outstanding in some field string [striq] , a rope; a thin strand of wire or nylon used to produce tones in certain musical instruments stun [sUn] to shock as by a blow; to overwhelm stunning [ sUniq] extrem ely attractive or good-looking
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tale [teil] , a story or account of uvents; narrative; false hood talk [to:k] to express ideas or
V a lu e
a store o f valu
ables; accumulated riches treat [tri:t] 1) to provide entertain ment, pleasure; 2) to give food, drink; 3) to g iv e m edical attention to unforgettable [ Anfjr getobl ]
modern,
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consisting o f horizontal wooden bars arranged in graded length and tuned in a chromatic scale
an instrument
advertise f'aedvaiaiz] ; to make known; to draw attention to; to proclaim publicly; to nnnounce advertisement |>dW:tis-
inarit] ; public notice or announcement o f fering goods or services for sale; the act of announcing (by radio, newspapers, TV, handbills) to advise |>d'vaiz] ; to recommend a course o f action; to g iv e ndvice to sombody; to teach how to plan one s work; to consult
advice [a^d'vais] in for mation sent by an agent; consultation of a specialist;
, an agreement on turns of give and take; some thing offered cheaply or advantageously to borrow ['] , to take; some ting on the under standing that it w ill be re turned later; to take and use
c a rd b o a rd ['ka:dbo:d],
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close [kl34iz] to end, to finish; to shut; to come to an end coin [koin] a piece o f metal money colour ['1\| a pigment; the complexion o f the face; the racial com plexion o f people; a ribbon used as a symbol o f a party, sports team; tone o f con versation or behaviour; the general effect of colour in a painting c on sum e [ka4i'sju:m], [k34i'su:m] to eat, to drink up; to waste or absorb time, money
chance [tja:ns] , an occurance/ case that can t be accounted fo r ; fa te o f a person; an o p p o rtu n ity to do som e thing change ['tjeind3] ; the e x change o f one thing for another; fresh outlook; a balance o f money; coins of small denomination cheap [tji:p] inexpensive; easily ob tained; poor in quality clip [klip] , , a thing for fastening papers togeter; a bobby pin
185 disagree [disa-'gri:], ['disa'1 gri:] , to d iffe r in opi nion; to quarrel; to be harm ful or unsuitable d isc o u n t ['diskaunt]
the price paid or to paid for something; money to be paid; an item in the outlay o f time, labour, trouble, etc.
count [kaunt]
[dis'tnbju:t] , to spread, to put in d ifferen t places; to occur geographically eager [4:\| , having a strong desire; to wish very much; keen
enum erate [I'njuimareit] to name one by one; to count exaggerate [ i g 'z a e c ^ r e i t ]
to go
186 beyond the truth in describ ing or representing; to make larger than normal; to lay increased emphasis upon
expend [iks'pend] to spend, to use up; to pay out expense fiks'pens] cost in term s of money; money paid out in running a business or house hold fair [fea'] 1)
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half [ha:fj one of the two equal parts into which som ething is divided; one of two equal periods in a game divided by a break hurry ['h\ri] , the need to act quickly, without delay; waste no time; to do some thing for a short period of time income ['] , wages, salary; dividents from in vestments increase [in'kriiz] , , to become greater in size, degree, number; to grow inexpensive [^niks'pensiv] , cheap, not expensive, not dear; of small price innum erable [I'njuima1 -
a traditional market held on a specific date; 2) light coloured, beau tifu l; 3) ju st; according to the rules
fare [fe^] the cost of a journey (by bus, train, airp lane, ship) fit [fit] ,
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sellers display and sell their goods; a region for success ful trading measure [ 1 , ] determinati on; bringing into comparission; a unit of length, volume; amount, extent or degree; a criterion ; an appropriate amount or portion m ill [mil] a building containing m achinery which grinds grain into flour; a machine that grinds grain; a small hand-operated machine for grinding co ffee, pepper, beans money [ ] anything that serves as a medium of exchange for goods and services much [m\tj] ( ) great in quantity, extent or degree number [ ] , a symbol used to express how many; a figure used to denote one thing
obtain [ tein]
, to get, receive, have; to become the possessor o f, secure for oneself or another
occasion |> kei3^n] , a set of circumstances; some case, occurance, event odour [ Vuda1 , ]
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outlay [ autlei] expenditure, an in stance of this pledge [ pled3 ] , som ething o f value left as security for a loan or as a quarantee; a solemn promise prefer [pri to like better; to choose rather; to give priority to price [prais] market value; that which is given or demanded in return for a thing, service offered for sale or barter profit [ profit] benefit, advantage; f i nancial gain purchase [ pa4tj>s], [ po-itjis] , to get something by paying money; to buy put [put] to cause to be in a specified place, condition, situation quality [ kwoliti] degree of excellence; characteristic; social status
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quantity [ kwontiti] the number of; an amount; the property of things that can be measured queue [kju:] a line o f people awaiting their turn rap [] 1) , ; a sharp quick blow 2) ; nonsense, half penny; : not to care a rap (not to give a rap) receipt [ri si:t] the act o f g ettin g som eth in g; a formal written acknowled gement o f receiving smth; request [ri kwest] an attempt to get something that one wants by making this known in speech or writing
rich [ritj] possessing great wealth; having many natural resour ces rob [rob] to take property illegally; to
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take money with threat of force sack [saek] a large receptacle; a bag sale [seil] a selling or being sold; a public selling by auction; a selling of out-of-date stock at reduced prices sell (sold) [sel], [sanild] to find a buyer; to give goods, property or rights to another person in exchange for money shop [Jap] , a small store where things are sold; a place where a particular type of work is done; a place where things are made or repaired shortage [ Jb:tid3 ] lack, too small an amount or supply size [saiz] , bign ess, true account spend [spend] , ; to pay out money; to pass time in a specified manner or place
189 sponge [spAnd3 ] a synthetic material used in cleaning for its ability to absorb fluids and yield them again on pressure spray [sprei] , , water in the form of fine particles or droplets; the device holding this liquid steal [sti:l], (stole, stolen) [stoul], [ stoula^n] , to take from another secretly without permission; to move or pass secretly, slowly or without being seen store [sto:] , a place in which a variety of goods is kept for sale; a quantity o f something put away or held in reserve for future use supply [s^ plai] stock; the amount needed for use; store tag [taeg] , ; a piece of paper, plastic or other material with some information to indentify or label the thing
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take [teik] , to grasp, to get hold; to capture; to occupy; to conduct, to lead thread [0red] , a very thin cord o f cotton, wool or silk used in sewing; to pass or proceed in a tw is tin g or winding manner toy [tDi] an object fo r a child to play w ith ; som ething o f little value or importance
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trade [treid] ; the business o f buying and selling; ex change of goods; a profession twice [twais] two times; on two occasions unnecessary [ nesisari]
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Hmall fla t pocketcase fo r carrying papers, paper money, etc want [wont] , need o f some thing; the state or fact of having too little o f some thing desirable or needed ware [wea^] , m anufactured goods for sale; merchandis ed things wealth [wel0] , anything which can be exchanged for money; world possessions; the products o f the econo mic a ctivity of a nation weigh [wei] , to d e te r mine the w eight o f some thing, to estimate weight; to consider the importance weight [wert] , the force acting on a
body in a gravitational field; a mass; an amount of matter; importance; a known mass of metal used for comparing other weights whisk [wisk] 1) ; 2) , quick, light move ment; to move quickly; an instrum ent fo r sweeping small particles
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belt ['belt] , ; a strip of leather to support trousers; a region characterized by certain climatic conditions; belts fo r fix a tio n : Fasten the belts! blaser ['bleiza*] a windbreaker boots [bu:ts] , footwear made of leather, rubber or canvas button [] a small disk or knob sewn on material cap [kaep] , a kind of light hat; a headdress of special form and colour cardigan ['ka:dig^n] ,
B laser
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worn instead o f a coat; som ething which hides clothing ['klanidnj] something to put on, to wear; clothes in general coat [kaut] a person s jacket; an over coat; any outer covering cotton ['kotn] the soft, white, wool-like fiber enclosing the seeds of the cotton plant; a textile of this fiber; made o f cotton dark [dark] , not light; dis p iritin g , gloom y; m yste rious, secretive dream [dri:m] , an idea or im age present in the sleeping mind; something greatly desired; an extravagant fancy dress [dres] , decoration, style, fashion, clothes; a woman s frock or gown fashion ['faejn] , , way, man
ner; style of clothes worn at a particular period of time; a prevailing mode in speech, social behaviour female ['filmed] , a female person (g irl, woman), ani mal or plant glove [gU v] a covering for the hand heel [hi:l] , the rounded back part o f the human foot; the back part of a boot or shoe; the part o f a sock or stock ing which covers the heel height [hait] , the distance from the base or foot to the top; distance above the earth
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inconsiderable ^mka-n'si-
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siv] without emotion, boring; mashed, not distinct; un able to show, demonstrate
leather ['1^]
the skin o f an animal, cleaned and made soft; some thing made of this material (shoes, bags, gloves, coats, etc.)
loop [lu:p] a
, the way of doin g som eth in g; social behaviour with respect to standards; correct social behaviour
mantle [ mntl]
hang freely ; not fittin g tightly; not fas tened or firm ly fixed; care less, vague; not exact; lack ing moral control
male [meil] masculine [ ma:skjulin]
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pure [pjua^]
free from the presence o f any other substance; free from admixture; a priori
rag [raeg] ,
Hlender pointed piece of steel with an eye fo r carrying the thread, used in sewing
new [nju:] made, discovered, known, heard or seen fo r the first l ime; recently made, pro duced or arrived odd [ad] ,
a circular band of precious metal worn on a finger as a symbol; boxing ring; arena
robe [] , ,
unusual, exI raordinary, not fittin g in to the accepted p attern ; occasional, out-of-the-way
pair [1 a * ] et o f tw o th in gs o f the
Hinne kind; a tning consist ing o f two complementary Inrts; two persons associa ted together
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r
Clothing
foot covering o f leather or other material giving pro tection to the instep
short [$b:t]
having little length, not long; not tall; not long in time; using few words; brief or abrupt
shorten [ jb:tn] to take short or shorter; to reduce; to decre ase skirt [ska^it] a part of a womans or girls clothing fastened around the
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smooth or fine to touch; not rough
spot [spot] a 11lark , stain or blot produced by dirt; a small part or mark
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uncover [ Lvva^] , to disclose; to lay bare or make known; to remove the cover or covering from undress [ dres]
a device used to
give protection from rain or unbutton [ bAtn] to open by unfastening the buttons
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wide [waid] not narrow, o f relatively large extent from side to side; great in extent; fully open,loose width [wid6] ,
human body between ribs and hips; the part o f the dress that covers the waist
wardrobe [ wo:dra4ib] , a tall piece o f furniture to keep clothes in; persons clothes; a room where cos tumes are kept wear [wea1 (wore [wo:], ] worn [wo:n]) , to have clothes on the body; to arrange smth. in a specified way; to bring to a specified state by use; damage due to use
arrow ['] the weapon shot from a bow; a directing sign b a ll [:1] a spherical object of any size used in different games (foot ball, volleyball, basketball) balloon [b^'luin]
a small round piece of lead fired from a rifle or pistol chess [tjes] an ancient game of skill fo r two players played on chessboard coach [ ; a large four-wheeled carriage; a bus for long distance journeys; a rail road car for passengers; -
bandy [ba^ndi] 1)
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crew [kru:] a ship s company with the officers; a body of men work ing together at a task; a row ing team dart [da:t] ; a sharply pointed light arrow; a sudden swift movement; to aim quickly and suddenly decline [di'klain] , to refuse, to fall o ff, to slope downwards; to begin to go down decrease [di:'kri:s], ['di:kri:s] , ; to make less, smaller; to diminish
disable [dis'eibl], [diz'eibl] not able to do, to incapa citate physically or mentally distract [dis'traekt] , to confuse; to divert the attention of; to drive nearly mad d rill [dril] , ; a series of exercises in physi cal training, in the use of weapons or equipment; a
d e fe a t [d i'fiit] , frastration, prevention from success; to be overcome in war, sport or argument defend [di'fend] to p ro tect from danger, to ju stify direct [di'rekt], [dai'rekt]
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mental exercise regu larly repeated; a tool for making holes in wood, etc
em ulate ['emjuleit] to try to do as well as; to have a compe tition envy ['envi] a fe e lin g o f antagonism towards someone because of some good which he is enjoy ing but which one does not have oneself; an innocent desire to share another's good; something which arouses this desire excercise ['eks^saiz]
the use or practice o f power, right; training to develop skill, mental abilities; a task for students to g iv e practice and test knowledge; a train ing operation
goal [1] ; an aim or objective; the act of sending a ball to score gold [] a yellow metallic element; the colour o f gold; the prize good w ill ['gu d'w il] , friendliness gun [] , any weapon (a revolver, a rifle ); a toy im i tation o f such weapon guy [] a
man, a fellow ; a person of funny appearance
foot [fut]
the lowest part of a leg
game [geim] a contest played fo r sport or pleasure; a scheme, a plan of action; a competition; some amusement or fun
hop [hop] , to make a little jump; to move foreward in a series of little fumps; to
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slight push; to cause to move or become active; to move along at a regular pace with out hurrying
jum p [d3Amp] to rise momentarily into the air with the help of legs; to make a sudden involun tary movement; to shift from one topic to another; to make rise quickly k ick [kik] , to hit with the fo o t volu n tary or in v o lu n ta ry ; to s trik e out with the foot; to protest or complain kneel [ni:l] to rest or fall on one or both knees
, a sudden move ment from one place to another by the muscular e ffo rt of the legs or feet; to jump slightly
line [lain] ,
leap [li:p]
a mark showing the lim its; the boundary or lim it of an area; an outline, contour; a row of written,
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printed or typed words; a number o f th in g s which come one after another in time in a regular manner or series .
loud [laud] , noisy, produc ing a powerful stimulus on the ear; unrefined man [maen]
M atch
the state or period o f b eing an adult male; men collectively; man ly qualities o f courage and fortitude
mankind [mn kaind] the human race in general mat [mt] 1) without shine or luster; 2 ) , a floor covering; a thick floor coverin g used in gymnas tics match [ mtj] ; one o f two persons or things exactly alike; a person or thing harmoniz ing well with another; a competition mate [meit] ; a companion, a fellow worker; a partner in marriage; ai? assistant
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motion [ rrmijn] , the act or process; a formal proposal; a movement move [mu:v] to change the position; to in flu en ce; to be made active; to make progress; to take action movement [ murvmarit]
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outside [ aut said] , ex terior, outer parts; external appearance overbalance [^uva^ bas i c s ]
the act or process o f moving; an im pulse; a change or trend in the price of some commodity or stock
net [net] an
open-meshed fabric of cord, hair, nylon used for catch ing fish, birds, insects or animals
noise, noisy [noiz], [ noizi]
take part in games; to make music; to perform the music; to give a performance
playground [ pleigraund] a piece of ground set apart for children to play on; a favou rite district for recreation previous [ priivja^s], [ privies] done earlier, before the right time quarrel [ kwor^l] an a n gry d ispu te; disagreement; altercation
, any sound which causes discom fo r t to the hearer; a loud outcry, shouting, vib ra ti on, etc
outdoor [ autdo:] , done or used outside the house; characteristic of the open air
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rival [ raiva^l] a person in competi tion with others; a competi tive, an enemy rod [rod] ,
to be shaken physically
or mentally by the shock of
, to make less strict; to lower nervous tension; to become less tense or strict, less restrained
repel [n pel] to d riv e back; to repress, to discourage; to cause not to penetrate rile [rail] , to annoy, to arouse anger or resentfulness in; to irritate
R iv a l
rush [|] , to move with speed and violence; to appear swiftly; to act quickly, reckless score [sko:] 1) ;
element that is soft and easily shaped and is the best conductor o f heat and elec tricity skate [skeit] , an ice skate, a roller skate; to move or glide along on skates
ski [ski:] ,
2) a line or mark cut in the surface of something; the marking o f a point in a game or competition; a num ber symbolizing the degree of success
scream [skri:m] to cry loudly because o f fear, pain or shock seize [si:z] , to take sud denly and hold firm ly ; to take by force; to take sud den mental possession self-possession [ selfpa^-
one of a pair o f long, narrow, wooden, metal or plastic strips curv ing upward at the front and designed to be fastened to a boot for gliding over snow
skill [skil] the power or ability to do
zejam] presence of mind, the ability to control oneself [Jaut] , a loud wordless cry to attract attention or to express some strong emotion; to yell
shout silver [ silva^] a shiny white metalic
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something resulting from practice, training skip [skip] to move along with short, quick hops first on one foot then on the other; to jump the rope
sleigh [slei] sledge | sled3] , a vehicle on runners used to carry people or load over snow and ice slide [slaid]
snare [sne^] , a trap for catch ing small animals; anything that tricks or entraps soccer [ soka1 football ] a game in which two teams of eleven players each attempt to move a round ball in to a goal by kicking or striking it with any part of the body except hands soon [su:n] ,
to move or pass smoothly along a su rfa ce; to pass quietly or gradually slip [slip] 1) to slid e sud denly and accidentally; to move or slide out o f control; 2 ) to make an accidental mistake - a slip of the tongue
slow [s la n i] acting, m oving or happening with low /little speed, not fast or quick snapshot [ snaspja-t] to take a photograph for a very short period of time
quickness or rapidity of motion; rate of motion; the sensitivity o f a photograhic paper to light
spontaneous [spon teinja^s] , arising from a natural impulse or desire; not planned or forced step [step] , - the move-
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ment of raising the foot and p u ttin g it down in a new position (w alk in g, clim b ing, dancing) stick [stik] a long thin piece o f wood; anything resembling a stick stout [staut] ; , hav ing a thick, balky figu re; brave, physically strong; solid in structure straigh t [streit] not wavy, moving in the same direction without a curve or bend; not crook ed; truthful, frank
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strength [streqG] ,] power, force, energy; the power to resist] attack, force; the degree of concentration success [s^k ses] * good luck; favourable result or ending; the gain ing o f wealth, position or fame sweat [swet] , a clear salty fluid given o ff through the o f the skin sw ift [swift] , m oving with great speed; happening quickly or without delay swim [swim] , to move along in the w ater by m ovin g the parts of the body; to float on water; team [ti:m] any group working toge ther throw [Gram] (threw [0ru:], thrown [] to send up into the air with the hand or hands; to
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tition; to achieve a victory; to succeed; to gain reward wrestle [resl] , to stru ggle with an opponent trying to throw or trip him yacht [jot ] a light, fast sailing vessel used fo r racing, pleasure cruises
dedicate ['dedikeit] to d evo te to some purpose; to inscribe some book, etc.; in honour o f somebody enjoy [in'd30i] , to take pleasure or deligh t in; to have the use, benefit or advantage; to get satisfaction and plea sure e n te rta in [ent^'tein]
, to give interest and pleasure to; to receive as a visitor or guest; to show hospitality; to have in one's mind; to give thought or considera tion to smb
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greet [gri:t] to say hello; to salute; to address with cour teous words or gestures on meeting guess [ges]
to say an opinion about something without full knowledge or detailed reasoning; to suppose
happy ['haepi] expressing jo y or pleasure; lucky, fortunate holiday ['hol^di], ['holidi], ['holidei] , a day on which one does not go to work, school; some past ^, famous person s birthday holy ['h^uli] o f God, his works, dwelling place, attributes; a life of spiritual purity invite [in'vait] to ask for; to request, to ask hospitably to come and participate involve [in'volv]
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joke [11] an action, saying, event which causes amusement or laughter; a person who is laughed at because he is rediculous jo lly ['d3oli] , full of good humour and fun; sligh tly drunk; good-humoured joy [d3 or] happiness, great deligh t; the outward expression of emotions kite [kait] ; a bird o f a fa m ily o f small hawks; a lig h t wooden fram ew ork covered with paper and flown on the wind at the end o f long string m agic [ masd3 ik] ; any mysterious power or pheno menon; the art or practice o f producing illusions meet [mi:t] to come face to face; to be present at the arrival; to make the acquaintance of; to face up to; to come into
parcel [ pais^l] one or more things secured by a string or wrapp ing to make a single object for handling and transport
pick [pik]
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splash [splj] ,
to throw a liquid about; to mark or decorate by splashing; to fall or move with a splash or splashes
splendid [ splendid] , b rillian t, m agnificent, im pressive, gloriou s, e x cellent thank [0ijk] to express g r a ti tude or appreciation time [taim] ; an indefinite extent dur ing which events, actions happen, exist or continue; a definite part or portion of time trick [trik] ,
, to take into one s hands or mind; to accept something; to get; to admit; to welcome
salutation [,saelju: teijn] the act of givin g greeting, saluting solemn [ solarn]
having much d ign ity or m ajesty; accompanied form a lity or ceremony, serious and earnest
soul [sjnil] the emotional part o f humans, seat of deep feeling; the non physical part of humans that controls their thoughts, feel ings, actions
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wish [w ij] ,
year [ja-:], [jia^] the period o f timetaken by the earth to complete one orbit around the sun
A abbreviate [>"bri:vieit] ab/norm/al [>b no:m], |>b na:ma"l] ab/original [ 1 baJrid3 a,n/ 1] absolute ['bs3^lu:t] ab/sorb [a^b'saib] abstract ['bstrkt] absurd, -ity |>bW:d], adventure [>d'ventja] advocate ['aedva^keit] aerodrome ['eara'dramm] aerodynamics ['earamdai'naemiks] aeroplane [leara,plein] agency ['eid33"nsi] agent ['eid33nt] agglomerate [a^'glomareit] aggregate ['aegrigit] agitation [,aed3 i'teijn] aggression [a^'greja^n] agony ['aega-ni] agricultural [^gn'kAltfar^l] agrarian [V g rE arian ] alcohol ['aslka'hol] allegory ['aeligari] alley ['aeli] almanac [oilma-naek] alternative [a:l'ta:na'tiv] ambition [aem'biJVn] a/moral [as'mara^l] amorphous [a-'moifa-s] analogy [a"'naela"d3 i] analyse ['aena^laiz] anecdote ['aenikda-ut] angel ['eind33"P
[a^b sditi]
academy |Vkdami] accelerate [k'selOTeit] accessories [k'sesariz] accord [Vka:d] ac/credit [Vkredit] accumulate [aJkju:mju/ leit] accurate ['kjurit] acoustic [Vku:stik] acrobat ['kra-bt] act [kt] actor ['kta1 ] adaptation [^dp'teijn] address [Vdres] adequate ['dikwit] administration [a^ministreija'n]
admiral ['dmara-l]
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annotate ['aenaniteit] anonymous [ ^] antenna [sn'tena^] apparatus [ lasp3Jreit3,s] appetite ['aepitait] apricot ['eiprikot] arena [:^] argument ['aiqjumarit] aristocracy [aeris'tokr^si] arithmetic [] archaic [a:'kenk] architect ['aikita'kt] army ['a:mi] art [a:t] artist ['a:tist] aspect ['aespa^kt] asphalt [ aesfaelt] ; [aes'felt] , assembly (Vsembli] assistant [Vsistaiit] astronaut ['aestranoit] astronomy [WtronaTni] atheism, -ist ['eiOnzarm], ['eiBnst] atmosphere ['aetma^sfijr] atom ['aeta'm] antique [asn'tirk] attribute ['astribju:t] auction [ oikj^n] author [':0] autobiography [^itanibai'ografi] autograph ['o:t^gra:f], ['oita'graefj
automatic [^it^'mtik] automobile ['-] avenue ['vinju:] aviation [1 eivi'eiJ'n] bacillus [ba^sila^s] bacteriology [bk ^an'otod^] bacterium [bask'tiariarn] balance ['blaris] balcony ['blkatu] balk [:] , ballad ['bla-d] ballet ['blei], ['bli] ballast t'bla^t] ballot ['bl^t] , banal [b^'nail] banana [b^'nain^] bandit ['bndit] bank [bqk], banker f'bqka^] banquet ['bqkwit] bar [ba:] barge ['ba:d3 ] barometer [b^'romit^] baron ['brari] barrack ['bra'k] barricade [^ri'keid] barrier ['bria^] barter [ baitsr] base [beis]
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basic ['beisik] basketball [ ba:skitbo:l] bastion ['bstism] battalion [b^'tlja-n] battery ['btan] beat [bi:t] , benzine ['benzi:n] Bible ['baibl] billiard ['bilja^d] billion ['bilja-n] biography [bai'agro-fi], [bi'ogra^fi] biology [bai'ola^i] biplane ['baiplein] blindage [ blaindid3 ] block [bbk] blockade [bb'keid] blond (e) [bbnd] bolt [banilt] , bomb [bom] booklet ['buklit] boom [bu:m] , , boss [bos] boulevard ['bu:lva:d] boxing ['boksiq] boycott ['boika^t] breeches [britjiz] breeze [bri:z] brigade [bri'geid] brilliant ['bnljant] Broadway ['bro:dwei] broker ['branika*]
cabin ['kasbin] cabinet [ kaebinit], ['kaebnit] calendar ['kaelinda-], [ kaetand^] calorie ['kaelari] camera ['kaema-r^] capitulate [kar'pitjuleit] captain ['kaeptin] carp [ka:p] catalogue ['kaeta^bg] categorical [^aeti'gorik^l] centre ['senta\| ceremonial ^seri'maunja1 !] ceremony ['serim^m] champion ['tjasmpja-n] character ['kaera"kta\|, fkaerikta^] chemical ['kemika^l] cheque [tj"ek] chief [tj:if] chlorine ['kb:ri:n] chocolate [ tjoka-lit] chorus ['koira's] Christian ['kristjsrn] cigar [si'ga:] cigarette [^iga^'ret] cinema f'simma"] 4 citadel ['sita-dl]
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conspirator [ka-n1 p ir a l] s constitution ^kansti'tjuija-n], [,kansti'tju:Jn] consultation [kansafteijan] contact [,k3"n'tkt] context ['kantekst] continent ['kantinant] contract f'kantrkt] contrast ['kontrst], ['kontraist] control [kan'traml] convoy ['kanvai] cooperate [kani'apa-reit], cooperation [ka^apa^reiJVn] copeck ['kaoipek] coordinate [kam'a:dineit] coquette [kWket], [ko'ket], [ka^'ket] coral ['kara^l] copy ['kapi] corporation [1 ko:pa"'reij'av n] correspon d [jkaris'pond], l^kara-s'pand] corridor ['kanda:], ['karida^] corruption [ka^'rApjan] cosmetic [kaz'metik] costume ['kastjuim], [kas'tjurm] cottage ['katid3] cream [kri:m] credit [kredit] cretin ['kretin], ['kri:tin] critic ['kritik] crocodile ['kraka-dail] crossing ['krasiq], ['kraisiq]
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crystal ['kristl] cube [kju:b] culinary ['] cultural ['kAl^ara-l] cutlet ['kAtlit] cycle t'saikl] cyclone ['saikla-un] cynic ['simk] D dandy ['dasndi] debate [di'beit] debauch [di'boitj] debit ['debit] decade ['dekeid], [di'keid], d^'keid] d ecad en t [di'keida^nt], [ deka-da-nt] decim etre ['desi mi:t^] declamation ^dekl^'meijan] declaration ^dekl^'reijVn] decoration ^dek^'reija-n] decree [di'kri:] defau lt [di'fo:lt], [di'fblt] defect [di'fekt] d efic it ['defisit], [ diifisit] deform ation [ ldi:fo:'meiJav n] degradation ^degr^'deijVn] delicate ['delikit] d em a go gic [^em a^gogik],
dem obilization [ ldi:lm3, ubilai'zeija-n] dem ocratic ^dem^'kraetik], [^emau'kreetik] democracy [di'mokra^si] demon [ di:m;rn] dem onstrate ['dema-nstreit] d e m o ra liza tio n [di,mor3"lai'zeija-n], [d^morlai'zeijVn] dentist ['dentist] departm ent [di'paitma-nt] deportation [ ldi:po:'teiJ'3v n] deposit [di'pozit] depression [di'prejVn] deputy ['depjuti] despot ['despot], ['despot] dessert [di'za^it] detail ['dnteil], [di'teil] detective [di'tektiv] determ inate [di'tominit] detonate ['detouneit], ['dutauneit], ['diita^neit] devaluation [di:vaelju'ei(Vn] d evil ['devl] diagnosis ^daia^gWusis] diagonal [dai'sega^nl] diagram ['daia^gram] dialect ['daia'-la'kt] dialogue [ daia-log] diam eter [dai'aemita1 ] diamond ['daia^ma-nd] dictation [dik'teija] dictator [dik'teita^]
| ,dem ygDd3ik]
demarcation ^dkmai'keiJVn] demarche ['deima:J]
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diction ['dik jV n] diet ['daia-t] d iffe re n tia te [ ldifaJrenJieit], [^ fa -'re n jjeit] d iffu s io n [d i'fju g a n ] d ip lo m a [dip'tau m ^] d ip lo m a t ['diplamaet] d ip lo m a tic [,dipla"'mtik], Ldipbu'm tik] directive [di'rektiv], [dai'rektiv] d ire c to r [di'rekta^] d isciplin e ['disiplin] d isc o m fo rt [dis'kAm f^t] d isc red it ['dis'kredit] d iscu ssion [dis'kAja-n] d isin fe c t [^isin'fekt] d isk [disk] d islocation [ ldisl3"'keijn], [ ldislou'keiJa'] d is o r g a n iz e [dis'oiga-naiz], [di'zo:g^naiz], ['dis'oiga-naiz] d iso rien ta te [dis'oirienteit] disp ersio n [d i s 'p a ^ n ] disproportion [^ispr^'poijari] disqu alification [dis(kwolifi'keifam], [ ldiskwohfi'keij-3v n] d isse rta tio n ^disa-i'teija-n] d issid en t t'disidsrnt] d iv a n [di'v n], [dai'vn], [ daivn] d iv id e n d ['d ividen d] d o c k [d o k ] d o ctor ['doktsr ]
d o ctrin e ['doktrin] d o lla r ['dola1 ] do m in a n t ['dominant] d o s e [d o u s ] dozen ['dAzn] d ra in a g e ['dremid 3] d ra m a ['draima*] d u et [dju:'et] d u p lic a te ['dju:plikeit] d u t y -fr e e ['dju:ti'fri:] d y n a m ic [dai'naemik], [di'naemik] d y n a sty [ dma-sti]
E
eccentric [ik'sentrik] echelon ['e jV b n ] echo ['ekam] econom ic [ li:kaJn3mik], [,eka" nomik] ecstasy ['eksta-si] e ffe c t [I'fekt] egoism ['e g ^ u iz^ m ], egoist ['egannst] elastic [I'laestik], [i'la:stik] electorate [I'lektarit] electric [I'lektrik] electrod e [I'lektraud] electron [I'lektron] e le g y ['elid 3i] elem en t ['elima'nt] e m a n c ip a te [I'maensipeit], [e'maensipeit],
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mancipation [i,maensi'pei|vn], [e^aen si'p eijan] em b argo [em 'ba:gaii], |iin'ba:g3"u] em blem ['em blarn] embryon ['embriDn], ['embrian] e m ig ra n t ['em igrant] em otion [I'm^uJVn] (tnperor ['empara"] em p ire ['empaia-] em u lsion [I'mAlJVn] e n e rg y ['ena-dji], e n e rg e tic
[I'kwivo^loTit],
[^reidi'eijo-n],
e ru d itio n ^eru'dijVn], ^erju'dijVn] esca la tor ['eska^leitsr] escort ['esko:t] es tra d e [es'traid] eth ics ['e0iks] eth n o g ra p h y [e0'nogr^fi] e th n o lo g y [0'1] e tiq u e tte [,eti'ket], ['etiket] e ty m o lo g y [ ^ ti'm o la ^ i] eva cu a tion [^vaekju'eijVn] e v o lu t io n [^ iv ^ 'l u i j V n ] ,
|cn^'dsetik], [lena'Vd3etik]
enthusiasm [in'Ojuiziaezatn], |cn'0ju:ziaez3"m], [en'0u:zjae-
/.rm]
ephem eral [r'fem ar^l],
|c'fcmOT3"l], [e'fiimaT^l]
epic ['epik] ep idem ic [ tepi'demik] ep ig ra m ['ep igram ] epigraph ['epigraif], ['epigraef] ep ilo g u e ['epilog] episode ['episa'ud] ep ith et ['epi03"t], ['epiGit] epoch ['i:pok] epopee ['epampi] epos ['epos] e q u a to r [i'kweitO "], equ a1 rial [^ kw ^'toiri^l] 1 e q u l i b r is t [ i'k w ilib r is t ], |,i:kwi'librist]
^evWluija-n], ^ev^ljuijVn]
e x a m , - in a tio n [ig'zaem ], [ig ^ m i'n e ijo-n] ex em p la r [ig'zem plo1 ] e x o tic [eg'zotik], [ek'sotik], [ig zotik] e x p a n s io n [eks'pasnjVn] [iks'paenjan],
e x p e d itio n [ ^kspi'dija-n] e x p e rim e n t [iks'perim ent], [eks'perimo-nt] e x p e r t ['ekspa^t] ex p lo ita tio n ^ekspbi'teija-n] e x p o rt [eks'po:t]
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exposition [^ekspo'ziJVn],
[,ekspa"U zij>n]
express [iks'pres] expropriate [eks'prauprieit] exterritorial [ 'eks,teri 'to:ri^l] extra ['ekstrsr] extradition [^kstra^'dij^n] extraordinary [iks'tradnri], [eks'tradinari], [eks'traidanari] extravagant [iks'trvigsm't], [eks'trv^ga'nt] extreme [iks'triim], [eks'tri:m] exu ltation ^egzAl'teiJVn], [^ks^l teijVn]
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fabricate ['fbrikeit] fact [fkt] factor ['faekto] facultative ['fk^ltativ] fak ir ['faikia-], [fa^'ki^] fam iliarity [f^mili'riti] fanatic [f^'ntik] fan tastic [fn'tstik] fan tasy ['fnta^si] fascism ['fjizam], ['fjizm] fatal ['feitl] fauna ['fo:n3\) federal ['fedaral] feminine ['feminin] ferment ['fument] festival ['festival], ['festival]
fetish ['fi:tij], [ fetij] , fiasco [fi skaai] figurative ['figjura'tiv], ['figaraliv] figure ['figa1 ] filial ffilj^l], ['filial] filter ['filtar-J filtrate ['filtreit], ['filtrit] final ['fainl] fin an cial [fai'nnjVl], [fi'nnj>l] finish ['finij] firm [fm] fixation [fik'seijVn] flag [flg] flagm an ['flgmn] flannel ['flnl] flirt [fla^t] flora ['floiraj focus ['faukas] folklore ['faukb:] form ai ['formel] form ation [foi'meijVn] form ula ['ftimjuta] form ulate ['foimjuleit] fort [fo:t] fortune ['foitjsm] forum ['foiram] fountain ['fauntin] foyer ['fbiei], [fwaje] fraction [lfrkjav , n] ,
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fresco ['freskati] fr ig id ity [fri'd3iditi] fun ction ['fAgkjari] fund [fAnd] fundam ental [^And^'mcntl] G g alla n t ['gaela-nt] g a lle ry ['gaslari] gallop ['gaela'p] galoch [g^bj] g alvan ic [gasl'vaenik] gangster ['gaeqsta1 ['gaeijksta1 ], ] g a ra g e ['gasra:3], ['gaerid3], | 'gaera:d3] gas [gaes] g azette (ofpuu,.), [ga-'zet] gelatin e [d33 "la" ti:n] genealogy J^ iim 'asla^i] general [^enara-l] generator [^ e n a re ita ] genetics [d3e'netiks], [d33 "'netiks] genius [ld3i:njac s] gentlem an ['d3entlmen] geographer [dsi'agra-fa-] gestu re ['d3estja"] geyser ['gaiza1] gia n t [^aia-nt] g ig a n tic [d3ai'gasntik] g ir a ffe [d3i'ra:f|, [d3i'raef] globe [gtaub]
glycerin e ^glisa-'riin], ['glisarin], ['glisariin] gnom e [na-um] g o lf [golf] gon g [gag] gradation [gra^'deijn] gram m ar ['grma\] gram ophone ['graema'famn] g ran ite fgrnit] gran u la r ['grnjula"] grap h ic ['grfik] grap h ite ['grfait],f'greifait] g ra v ita tio n ^graevi'teijVn] g rill [gril] grim ace [gri'meis] g ro g [grog] grotesque [gra-u'tesk] g u a ran ty ['gra-nti] g u ita r [gi'ta:] gym nastic [d3im'nstik]
H
h allu cin atio n [ha^luisi'neijan ], [ha^ljuisi'neijn] harem ['hearem], [ha-'riim], [ heararo] harpoon [ha:'pu:n] H-bomb ['eitjbom] hectare ['hekta:], ['hektea], [hek'ta:], ['hekta:r] h egem ony [hi^gemaTii], ['hed3ima"m], ['hegimani]
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helicopter ['helikopte] heraldic [he'raeldik], [hi'raeldik], [he'raeldik] herbarium [ha-i'beana-m] hero [lnaram], ['hja^ra-u] heroic [hiWuik], [hetauik], [he'rauik] heroism ['hereuiza-m] hierarchy ['haiaraiki] h ieroglyp h ['h a iereglifj, ['haia-ra-ughf) hippodrome ['hipa-dramm] historic [his'torik] history ['histari] hobby ['hobi] hockey ['hoki] hooligan ['huiligen] horizontal [^on'zontl] hospital ['hospitl] hotel [hW tel], [he'tel] human ['hju:men] humanitarian [hju^maemlt3'TI3v n] humorist ['hjuimerist] hydrant ['haidrent] hydroplane ['haidra-uplein], ['haidra-plein] hydrostation ['haidreusteijVn] hygiene ['haid3 i:n] hyperbole [hai'pa^ba-b] hypnosis [hipWusis]
hypothesis [hai'poBisis], [hai'poGa-sis] hysterical [his'terika-l] I icon ['aikan], [ aiken] idea [ai'die] identification [ai,dentifi'keijVn] ideological [ laidi3'lbd3ik3tl], [^die'bdgikel] ideology [ laidi'ola^l3 i], [ lidi,ola^d3i] idiom ['idia-m], ['idja-m] idiot [idia-t], ['idja-t] idol ['aidl] idyll [ idil], ['aidil] ignore [ig'no:],[ig'n3e] illegal [i'li:ga-l], [Vlngel] illogical [I'bd^ika'-ll, [Vbd3ikel] illumination [i^jumi'neijan], [^luimmeifan] illusion fi'lu:33Ti], [I'lju^en] illustrate ['ila^streit] imagination [ilm aed3 i'nerj'a^n] im itate ['imiteit] immigrant ['migrant] immobile [i Wubail], [1Wubi:l] immunity [i'mju:mti] impeachment [im'pi:tjma-nt] imperial [im'pianel], [im'piriel]
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im perialism [im 'piari^li/], [im'pjeirielizem] im plant [im'plaint]; im p o rt . ['im po:t], . [im'po:t] im portant [im'poitent] im pressive [im'presiv] im provise [impra-vaiz], ['impruvaiz] impulse ['impAls] im pulsive [im'pAlsiv] in a d e q u a te [in'aedikw it], ['in'aedikwit] in a u g u ra tio n [^noigju'reijVn], [^noigja-'reijan] incarnation [^nkai'neijati], [^gkai'neijen] incident ['insidant] in crim in ate [in'krimineit], [iq'krimineit] incubator ['inkjubeite], ['igkjubeite] incrustation [lmkrAs'teija n], [^gkrAs'teiJari] index ['indeks] indicator ['indikeite], [^ndi'keite] in d iv id u a l [ lindilvicljuav l], [jindi'vidjw^l] industrial [in'dAstriel] in d u stry ['inda'stri] inert [I ne:t] infan tile ['infjmtail]
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infection [in'fekjen] in filtra te ['infiltreit] inform ation [^nf^'meijyri] in g re d ie n t [in 'griid jen t], [ig'griidient] inhalation [^nhe'leiJVn] initiate [i'nijieit], [I'nijjeit] injection [in'dgekjVn] innovation [^nW veijV n] in q u isitio n [^nkw i'zijaii], [^gkwi'zija^n] insinuation [in ^mju'eijan] inspector fin'spckta1] in s t a b ilit y [^ n ste 'b iliti], ['inste'bihti] instinct ['instigkt] institu te ['institjuit] instruction [in'strAkJan] in stru cto r [in'stTAkt^] in stru m en t ['instrument], ['instrument] in tegrate ['intigreit] intellect ['intilekt] intelligence [in'telidgens] intensive [in'tensiv] interaction [^nter'kjen] interchange [^nte'tjeindg] intercom m unication [lintekelmju:ni'keiJen] interest ['intrist], ['intrest], ['interact] in tern atio n al [^nee'nJVnel], [.m te 'n J W l]
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interpretation [inlt3'pnlteijan] interval [W a 'w l] intervention [^nt^'verijVn], [lint3J venj3in] interview ['inta^vju:] intim ate ['intimit] intonation [^ntam'neija-n], ^inta-'neijan] intoxicate [in'toksikeit] intrigue [in'trirg] introvert ['mtrauva-it], ['intra-va-it] intuition [lintju'ij- "n] 3 invalid ['inva'liid], ['invalid] inversion [in'v3v 3'n] :j' invest [in'vest] ironic [ai'romk] irony ['aiaram] irration al [I'raeja-na^l] irrigatio n [jin'geijan] isolation [ais3"'leij'atn],
Laisaai'leijVn]
J
je rsy ['d3&:z\] jewellery [^ma-ln], [4], ['d3u:ln}, ['d3uilri] jockey ['d3oki] journal ['d3aral] journalism [^] jubilee ['d3u:bili:] jungle ['d3Angl] ju risd ic tio n [^ua-Tis'dikJVn], [^oaTis'dikJari] jurisprudence ['dsuanspru:da^ns] ju rist ['d3 U3Tist], ['d30OTist] ju ry ['d3 U3 Ti], ['d3oan] jute [d3u:t] justice ['d3AStis] juvenile ['d3u:vinail] ,
jackal ['d3ko:l] jacket ['d3aekit] jag u ar ['dgaegju^], ['d3gja:J, ['d3gw^] jam [d3m] jazz fd3z] jeep [d3i:p] je lly ['d3eli]
keeper t'kiipa^] kerosene ['kera-siin] ketchup ['ketjVp] khaki ['ka:ki], ['ka:ki:] kilogram (me) [kila-grm], [kila-ugrm] kilometre ['kila^miita-], ['kilam^irta^], [ki'lomit] kilowatt [lalawot], ['kilouwot] kinem atics ^kaim'maetiks], [,knli'mtiks] kinetic [kai'netik], [ki'netik] kurd [ksr:d]
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laboratory fla^'bora^ta^ri] labyrinth ['lbarinG], ['lbirinB] lackey ['lki] laconic [ly'konik] lactation [lk'teijyn] lady ['leidi] lancet ['la:nsit] laureate ['b:rat], ['briyt] leader ['li:da-] league [li:g] lecture ['lektjy] legal ['liigsrl] legend ['led33-nd] leggings ['legiqz] legion ['li:d32rn] lemon ['lemyn] lens [lenz] lethal ['li:0yl] lexicon ['leksikyn] liberal ['libyra-l] licence ['laissons] lieutenant [leftenant], [Ic'tenynt] lift [lift] lily flili] lim it ['limit] linguist ['liqgwist] linguistics [liq'gwistiks] lion ['laiyn] liquidation [^ikwi'deijyn] literary ['lityryri]
literatu re [ lityrytjy], ['litantjy] litre [liitar-] livery ['livyri] local ['lyukyl] location [bou'keijyn] locomotive ^buky'm yutiv] logic ['bd3ik] logical ['bd3ikyl] lord [b:d] lottery ['btari] loyal ['b iyl] lumbago [Um'beigyu] luminous ['luiminys], ['lju:minys] lunatic ['lu:nytik], ['lu:ntik] lynch [lintj] lyric ['link]
M
macaroni ^mky ryum] machine [m y Ji:n] m achinist [my Ji:nist] magnate [ mgneit] magnet [ mgnit] m ajority [m^ d3oriti],
[m y d3Dryti]
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m anual [ masnjujrl], [ maenjwaHty, m elo d y [ mela^h] m em orandu m [, ^ ra n d o m ], [,memu rasndam] m em o ria l [mi m oiri^l], [m e : 4 ], [ - moiria'l] m en ta l [ mend] m ercy [ ma^si] m erid ia n [m eridian ], [m i ridjaii] m eta l, m eta lic [ m etl],
[ maenjul] manufactory ^masnju faektan] manufacture LmasnjufaektjV] manuscript [ masnjuskript] marauder [marada'j margarine ['], ^maigariin] marmalade [ maima-teid],
[ maimleid] m arshal [m a :jV l] m ask [ma:sk] mass [maes] m assage [ maesa:3] m assive [ massiv] m aster [ ma:sta\| m a teria l [ma^ ] m aterialistic [ma^tiana^ listik] m athem atics [,0 msetiks] m a ttress [ maetris] , m au soleu m ^maisa^ lia m ], [,mD:s^ '] m axim u m [ masksima^m] m echan ic [mikaenik] m edal [ m edl] m ed ical [ m edik^l] m ed icin e [ medsin],
[mi taelik], [ 1taslik] m e ta llu rg y [m etaela^ i], [mi tada^i] metaphor [ met^fjr] meteor [ miitja^] m eteorite [ miitjarait] meteorology 111],
^miitia^ ro la ^ i]
meter, metre [ mi:ta] method [ !] m ethodical [mi 0 adika4 ], [ma^ Godika^l] metric [ metrik] metropolitan ^metnr politan]
m icrob e [ maikra4ib] m icrop h on e [ maikra'fsrun] m icroscop e [ maikra'ska'up] m ien [mi:n] , m ig ra te [mai greit] m ile [m ail] m ilita r is t [ militarist]
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m illennium [mi lema-m], [milenjam] milliard [ milja:d], [ milia:d] milligramme [ miligrm] millimeter [ mill mi:ta"] million [ milja-n] millionaire [jmiljar near] mimic [ mimik] mineral [ mina-ra^l] miniature [ minja'tJV],
m onastery [ mana'Stari] m onetary [ mAnitari] monologue [ monolog] m onopolist [m3" napa-bst], [ma1naplist] monotonous [ma" notants],
[ma1notais]
monument [ manjuma'nt], [manj aroin t] moral [ mara^l] m orgue [ma:g] m orphology [ma: fa la ^ i] mosquito [ m ki.'t^u], [mas kiita^u] m otel [mau tel] m otive [ ma^utiv]
[ mmia'tja'-], [ minitja-] minimal [ minimi], m ini mum [ minimum] minister [ rnmista1] m inistry [ ministn] minus [ maints] minute [ minit] mirage [ mirag], [mi rag] mission [ mijan] mister, mr [ mista^] mix, mixer, mixture [miks], [ miksa\|, [ mikstja"] mobile [moa-ubail], [rrmibi:l], [ ma-ubil] mobilization Lma'ubilai zeijVn], ^ma'ublai "zeijVn] model [ modi] modern [ mada-n] modification ^modifi keija^n] modulate [ madjuleit] molecule [ malikju:l],
[ m^ulikjuil] moment [ ma-umarit] monarch [ mana'k]
N narcotic [na: katik] nation [ neijn] nation/alism [ njna-hza'm] natural/ist [ ntjra^list] nature [ neitfa-] navigate [ nvigeit], navigator [,nvi geita^] navigation [,nvi geija-n] negative [ negativ] negro [ niigram] nervous [ na^va^s] network [ netwa^k] neutral [ njuitra'l] nocturne [,nak ta^in]
i
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nomenclature [1 menklatfar], [nanjinenkleitja^] nomination ^nomi neijVn] non-stop [ nonstop] nonsense [ nonsans] norm, normal [nom], [ normal] nostalgia [nos task^ra*], [nos tldjja^] notary [ nanitari] novel, novelist [ nova^l], [ novelist], [ novlist] nuance [nju a:ns], [nju o:ns] numeration [, njumareijVn] numerator [ njuimareita1 ] nymph [nimf]
oasis [ou eisis] obligation [,abli geija^n] observatory [a-b W :valri], [ab "zawa'-tan] obstruction [a^b strAkjan] , [o'b "ztrAkjVn] occupation [,okju peijan] occupy [okjupai] ocean [ auj>n] ocular [ akjula] , optic [ optik] office [ ofis] officer [ ofisa\|, [ ofsa] official [a^fija-l], [o fijal]
olive [ oliv] opal [ Vupa^l] opera [ opara] operation ^opa^ reijVn], operate [ apareit] operative [ opa-rativ] operetta [,opa" reta1 ] opponent [a^ pamnant] opportunist [ opa'tjumist], [,opa" tjuinist] opposition [,apa" zijVn], [,opau zija'n] optimism [ aptimiza-m], optim ist [ optimist] oracle [ ara'kl], [ orikl] orator [ arata], [ arita^] orbit [ o:bit] orchestra [ oikistra^], [ oika^tra^] organ [ o:gan] organic [o: gaenik] organism [ oiga-nizam], [ oigmza'tn] o rg an izatio n ^oiga^nai zeiJa-n], [,o:gnai zeijan], [,o:gm zeija^n] o rien tatio n ^airien teijan] original [a- ridjanl], [a nd3nl],
[a" ridga-na^l]
ornam ent [ ainarnant] o rth o g rap h y [a:0agrafi] oval [ aw a-l] ozone [ aoizaun], [a^u zamn]
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P pacifist [pa- sifist] packet [ paekit] pact [paekt] palace [ paelis], [ pastas] pampas [ paempa's] pamphlet [ paemflit] panel [ paenl] panic [ p^nik] panorama [ pxn& raima^] panther [ paenBa'] pantomime [ paenta-maim] parabola [pa^raeba-la-] parachute [ pasra-Juit] parade [pa^ reid] paradox [ paera'daks] paraffin [ paera^fiin] paragraph [ paera'graif] parallel [ paera-tal] paralyse [ paeralaiz] parapet [ paera'pit] paraphrase [ paera'freiz] parasitic ^paera- sitik] parasol [(paera" sal] park [pa:k] parliament [ pailimant], [ pa:lamant] parody [ paera'di] parole [pa1rami] parquet [ pa:kei], [ pa:ki], [ pa:kit] partisan [,pa:ti zaen] partner [ pa:tna"]
party ['pa:ti] pass [pa:s] passport [ pa:spo:t] paste [peist] pastor [ pa:sta] patent [ peita'nt] patient [ peijant] patriarch [ peitria:k] patriot [ peitna-t], [ paetria-t] patrol [pastrami] patron [ peitran], patronage [ petra-nid3], [ pEetmid3] pavilion [pa-Vilja-n], [pa1vilian] pedagogical [ lpedagod3ika-l], [^eda^ gav ud3ika"l] pedagogue [ pedagog] pedal [ pedl] pedant [ pedant] penalty [ penlti] pension [ penja-n] perfume [ p3":fju:m] period [ pianatl], [ pja^iria-d] periphery [pa- rifari] perpendicular [p&vpvn dikjula*], [,pa":pn dikjuta] personnel [,pa":s3" nel], [,pa-:s nel] perspective [pa^ spektiv], [pa^: spektiv] pessimistic [ jpesi mistik] petition [pitija-n], [pa-tijan]
232________ | petrol [ petrel], [ petrol] phantasy [ fsentaesi] phantom [faentain] pharm acy [ fa:ma"Si] phenomenon [fi nominal] philanthropy [fi lasnBra'pi] philologist [fi bla'dgist] philology [fi lola^d3i] philosopher, -y [fi bsa-fa-], [fi bsa-fi] phlegm atic [fleg mastik] phone [foun] phonetic [fa-u netik],
[fa^ netik] photograph [ fzrutogra:f],
- er [f^togra-fa^] phrase [freiz] phraseology [,freizi ola^d3i] physics [ fiziks] physiognom y [,fizi anarni] physiology [,fizi a la ^ i], - ist [lfizralav d3ist] pianist [ pjasnist], [pia-nist], [piaenist] picket [ pikit] picnic [ piknik] pilgrim [ pilgrim] pilot [ pailart] pistol [ pistl] placard [ plaskaid] plan [plaen] plantation [plaen teija^n], [plain teijam]
plaster [ plaista^] plastic [ plaestik] platform [ plaetfoim] planet [ plasnit] plenary [ ] , , plus [pLvs] pneumatic [nju mastik] pneumonia [nju ma^unja^], [nju ^] poem [ ], [ ] poet [ pa-out], [ ] polar [ ] polemic [pa lemik] police [pa^ li:s] policy [ palisi], [ pabsi] politic [ palitik], [ ] political [pa1litika^l], [ litika^l], [pu litika^l] politics [ palitiks] polytechnic [pa-li teknik] pomp [pomp] pontoon [pan tu:n] pony [] popular [ papjub] popularize [ papjubraiz] port [pa:t] portion [ pa:jVn] portrait [ paitrit] pose [], position [pa^zija^n], [puzijari] positive [ paza4iv], [pazitiv] post [p3 1 4 St]
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preservative [pri za-:va-tiv] president [ prezida-nt] press [pres] prestige [pres ti:3 ] presumption [pn zAmpJa-n], [pra- ZAmpja-n] preventive [pn ventiv], [pra- ventiv] price-list [ prais list] prim itive [ primitiv]
prince [prins] princess [prin ses] principle [ prinsipl] print, printer [print], [ printa-] priority [prai ariti] private [ praivit] privilege [ pnvilid3 ] prize [praiz] probation [pra-beijan], [pra-ubeija-n], [pru beija-n] problem [ prabla-m], [ prablim] procedure [pra- si:d33-], [prou si:d3 a-], [pru si:d33-] process [ pra- uses] proclamation [ prakla- meija'n] product [ prada-kt], [ pradvkt] profession, al [pra- feja-n], [pru feja-n], [pra- feja-nl] professor [pra- fesa-], [pm fesa-] profile [ pra-ufi:l], [ pra-ufail] prognosis [prag na-usis] program (me) [ pra-ugraem] progress, -ive [pra- gres], [prou gres]; [pra- gresiv] project [ prad33-kt], [ prad3 ikt] prologue [ pra-ulag] prolongation ^pra-ulai] geiJa-n], [,pralai] geija-n] propaganda, -ist [,prapa-gaenda-], [,prapa- gaendist]
i
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propeller [pra^u pela1 ], [pra^pela\] prophilactic [,prafi laektik] proportion [pra-paiJaTi], [pru po:Ja-n] prosaic [pra-u zenk], [pra1 zenk] prose [prouz] prospect [praVpekt], [pros pekt] p ro test [ pra-utest] protocol [ pra-uta-kal] protuberant [pra- tju:barant] provider [pra- vaida-] province [ pravins] provision [pra^ vi33"n], [pru v ^ n ] provocation [jjrova-'keiJaii], [,provani keijan] pseudonym [ sjuidaium], [ suida^mm] psychiatrist [sai kaia-trist], [sa" kaia'trist]
psychologist, -gy
Q
qualification ^kwalifi keifari] q u a rte r [ kwa:ta] q u artz [kwaits] quota [ kwanita]
R
race [reis], racial [Veija-l] racket [ raekit] racketeer [,rki W ] radar [ reida^], [ reida:] rad iatio n [,reidi eija^n], radiate [ reidieit], [ reidjeit] radio [ reidiaoi], [ reidjani] radio-location [ reidianla'-ukeijan] radical [ rdika1 !] raid [reid] rajah [ ^^] rally [ rli] ranch [ra:ntj], [rntf] ratification [ ,rtifi keijan] rating [ reitiq] ration [ rjVn] rational [ rja^nl] rationalization ^raefna'-laizeijan]
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rea ction [ri $] r e a c tiv e [ri asktiv] re a lis tic [ria^ listik], [,ri:^ listik] r e a lity [ri aeliti] re a liz a tio n [ (^1 zeija n ], [^ia^li zeija^n] reclam a tion [,1^ m eijVn] recom m end [,rek^ mend] recom m en dation ^rekarnen deijVn], [. deijVn] recon stru ct [ riikans trAkt], [ rikons trAkt] recon sru ction [ riik^ns trAkj> n ] record ( ) [ri ko:d], [r^ ko:d] rec re a tio n [,rekri eijVn] re c ru it [ri kru:t], [t& kru:t] re c to r [ rekt3\| re fe r e e [, ri:] r e fle c t iv e [ri flektiv] r e fo r m [ri fo:m], -a tion
[^efa-meija^n]
r e fr a in [ri frein], [ra1 frein] r e frig e ra to r [ri frid33vreita'], [^^* reita*] r e g e n t [ ri:d3 ^nt] re g im e [rei : ], [re : ] re g io n [ ri:d334i] r e g is tra tio n [,red3 is treijVn] reg res s [n gres] re g u la r [ regjula"]
regulation [,regju leijaii] rehabilitation [ riia^bili teiM reincarnation [ rinnka: neij>n], [,:1: neijVn] relaxation [,ri:laek seijVn] release , , [ri li:z], [^ h:z] relic [ relik] religion [rilid33n], [r2rlid3?n] remake [ ri: meik] remark [ri ma:k] renegade [ renigeid] rent [rent] reorganize [ ri: "o:g34iaiz] reparation [.repa1reijVn] repatriation [ ri:paetri eija^n] repellent [^ pelaTit], [ri pela-nt] repetition [,repi tijan] report [ri po:t] repressive [ri presiv], [r& presiv], -ion [ri prejVn], [ra prejVn] reproduction LriipradAkJaTi], [,ri:pru dAkJa^n] reptile [ reptail] republic [ri pAblik] reputation [,repju teijVn] requisition [,rekwi zijan] reservation [, ^ veijVn], [ trez&: veijVn]
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reserve [ri 'zsr :v], [t& za-v] reservoir [ reza'vwa:], [ reza'vwa:] re sid e n t [ re zid a n t], -al [,rezi denja^l] reso lu tion [ trez& liuja-n], [,rezl uijan] resonant [ rezna'nt] resource [n so:s], [ras sois], [ri za:s] respectable [ris pekta'bl], [raspektabl] respirator [ respireita1 ],
rice [rais] risk [risk] robot [raubot], [ robot], [ ] rocket [ rakit] role [] roller [ ^] roman [ ], -tic [], [ maentik] rose [raniz]; rosary [ ra-uzan] rosy frauzi] rotation [rani teijan] route [ru:t] ruby [ ru:bi] ruin [ ruin]
S
sabotage [ saeba^ta^] saddle [ saedl] safe [seif] saga [ saiga1 ] salad [ sffila^d] saloon [sa^ lu:n], [si u:n] salute [sa^ lu:t], [si u:t], [sa^ljuit] sanatorium [^- to:riam] sanction [ saeqkjan] sandal [ saendl] sanitary [ s^nitari] sapphire [ saefaia1 ] sarcasm [ saikaszarn] sarcastic [sa: kaestik]
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sardine [sa: dim] sateen [sae ti:n] satire [ saetaia] satirical [sa^ tinka-l] sauce [sa:s] coyc scalp [skaelp] scalpel [ skaelp^l] scan [skaen] , scandal [ skasndl] scenario [si na:rmi] scene [si:n] sceptic [ skeptik] scheme [skiim] scholastic [k^ laestik],
[skolaestik]
schooner [ skuina1 ] scrupulosity [,skru:pju lositi] sculptor [ sL\.lpta\] sculpture [ skAlptJV] sherry [ Jen] shift [Jift] shilling [Jiliq] shock ] show [jVu] signal [ signal], [ signl] silk, silky [silk], [ silki] single [ siqgl] siphon [ saifa^n] skeleton [skelitn] sketch [sketj^ ,
slang [slq] smack [smk] smoker [ smanika^]; nonsmoker [ non smaoik^] sniper [ snaipa\| snob [snob] social [ sanija^l] soda [ samda1 ] sofa [ sav ] ufav solar [ soula^ solidarity [,soli driti] solo [ S34ll34l] soprano [sa^ pra:nsru] sort [sa:t] souvenir [ suivant] sovereign [ sovrin] spasm [ spzarn] special [ speja^l] specific [spi sifik] spectacle [ spekta-kl], [ spektikl] spectral [ spektra^l] spectrum [ spektrarn] speculation ^spekju leijVn] sphere [sfia^], spherical [ sferika^] spirit [ spirit] sponsor [ spansa^] spore [spa:], [spoa^] sport [spo:t] sportsman [ spaitna^n] sprint [sprint], sprinter [ sprinta^]
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stabilization ^steibilai zeiJ>n] stability [sto biliti] stadium [ steidjara] stagnation [stseg neijan] standard [ staenda'd] standardize [ staenda^daiz] start [sta:t] statist [ steitist], -ics [stjr- tistiks] statue [ staetju:] status [ steitsrs] statute [ stastju:t] stenography [sta1 nogr^fi), -er [ste nografa] stimulate [ stimjuleit], -tion [,stimju leijari] stipend [ "staipa-nd] stool [stu:l] stop [stop] storm [sto:m] strategy [ straetid3i] stratosphere [ straetaaisfia-*] stress [stres] structure [ stiwktjV], -al
subordination [sar-,br*:di nei JVn] subsidize [ sAbsi daiz] subsidy [ sAbsidi] su ffix [ SAfiks] sultan [ sAltsra] sum, summary [sAmari] summit [ SAmit] super [ sju:pa\| superman [ sjuipa'maen], [ suipamasn] supervisor [ sju:p3"vaiz3"], [ suipa'vaiza-] surrogate [ SAragit],
[ SArugit], [sAra-geit] symbol [ simb^l] sym m etry [ simitri], -rical [si metrik^l] sym pathy [ simpa^i] symphony [ simfaTii] symptom [ simptsrm],
[ strAktjar^l]
student [ stju:dant] studio [ stjuidia-u] style [stall] stylistic [stai listik] submarine [ sAbmarim],
[ simptim] syndicate [ sindikeit] synonym [ sina-mm] syntax [ sintseks] syntactic [sin taektik] syrup [ sira-p] system [ sistim], [sista-rn]
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tact [taekt] tactics [ taektiks] tandem [ taenda-m], [ taendem] tank [taegk] tanker [ taegk3\| ta riff [ tserif] tattoo [ta'-'tu:], [tae tu:] taxi [ taeksi] technical [ tekmka^l] technique [tek ni:k] teenager [ ti:n,eid33"], teens [ti:nz] telegram [ teligraem] telegraph [ teligra:f] telephone [ telifsrun] telescope [ tehskaup] television [ teli,vi33"n] temperament [ tempararoant] temperature [ tempritfa], [ tempra'tja*], [ temparitja"] tendency [ tendonsi] tender [ tenda"] tennis [ tenis] tenor [ tena^] terminal [ ta-iminl] terminology [ lter:minol3'd3i] terrace [ tera-s] territorial [,teri to:ria^l] territory [ tentari] terror [ tera] test [test] text [tekst] textile [ tekstail]
ton [Un], tonnage [ Unid3] tone ; [taun] tonsillitis [(tansi laitis] topic [ tnpik] topography [ta^ pografi] tornado [ta:neidou] torpedo [to: piidaoi] total [ toutl] tour [toa-j, [toa], [to:] toxic [ taksik] track [trk] tract [trkt] 1) , ; 2)
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tractor [ trkta*] tradition [tra^difan] tragedy [ trd3 idi] trajectory [trd3 iktOTi] tramway [ trmwei] trance [trains] tranquil [ trijkwil] , transcontinental [ trnz,konti nentl] transcription [trns kripJVn], [trains kripjVn] transform [trns foim], [trainsfoim] transit ["transit], [ trainsit], [ trainzit], [ trnzit] transmission [tranz mijaii], [trains miJam] transplant [trns plaint], [trains plaint] transport [ transport], [ trainspoit] transportation [,transportaJ>n], ^trainspo: teiJVn] tribune [ trib)ju:n] tribunal [trai bjuinl], [tri bjuinl] triumph [ traiaraf] tr iv ia l , [ trivial], [ tri vjsrl] trolleybus [ trolibAs]
trophy [ troufi] tropic [ tropik] tsar [tsai], [zai] tube [tjuib] tulip [ tjuilip] tune [tjuin] tunic [ tjuinik]
tu n n el [ tAnl]
turbine [ ta^ibin], [ ta^ibain] turbulent [ ta^ibjul^nt] twist [twist] type [taip], typical [tipika^l] typhus [ taifa's] tyrant [ taiars'nt], tyranny [tiraiu]
U
u lt im a t u m [ ,Alti m eit^m ] u lt r a - v i o le t [ Altra^ vaia'ht] u n if o r m [ juinifoim ] u n iq u e [ jui niik], [ju niik] u n is o n [ ju in izn ], [ juinisn] u n iv e r s a l [ juini V3"isa"l] u n iv e r s it y [ juini V3"ISltl] u n lim it e d [An lim itid] u n n a t u r a l [An naetjral] u n p o p u la r [ An popjula1 ] u n p ro d u c tiv e [ Anpra" dvktiv] u n r e a l [ An ri3"l] u rb a n [V ib ^ n ] u t i li t a r i a n [ juitili tea-ri^n] u t ilis e [ juitilaiz]
vacancy [ veik^nsi] vaccinate [ vaeksineit], -tion [,va2ksi neijVn] vacuum [ vaekjuarn], [Vaekjum] valency [ veil^nsi] valet [ vaelit], [ vaeli], [ vaelei] vam pire [ vaempaia\) varian t [ Veanaiit] variation [, eijVn] vase [va:z] vegetarian [,ved3i tea-ria-n] venereal [],
[va^ marn^l], [vi: maria^l] ventilate [ ventileit], -tion [,venti leijan] verdict [ va^dikt] version [ V2r:fa4i] vertical [ va^tik^l] veteran [ veteran] veterinary [ vetarinari],
gaeriti]
W waggon [ waega-n] waltz [wo:ls], [wols], [wo:lts], [waits] watt [wot] web [web] , western [ westari] wrestling [ reslirj] X, Y, Z zephyr [ zefo] zero [ ZI3T341] zipper [ zip&] zone [zaun]
[ vetnri] veto [ vi:tou] vibration [vai breijVn] vice [ vais] virtual [ va-rtjua-l], [va^wa4], [ va^tjw^l] visa [ vi:za]
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W O R D B U IL D IN G
( ), : , .
Nouns
Adjectives
Verbs
Adverbs
accident accuracy, inaccuracy accusation, the accused, accuser achievement, achiever act, action, inac tion, interaction, reaction, trans action activity, inactivity addition admiration, admirer
able, unable, disabled acceptable, unacceptable, accepted accidental accurate, inaccurate accusing achievable acting
active, inac activate tive, interac tive, proactive additional add admirable admire
actively
additionally admirably
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Verbs
Adverbs
advantageous, disadvantaged advertise advisable, inadvisable, advisory agreeable aimless amazed, amazing angry unannounced announced advise
advantageo usly
agreement, disagreement aim amazement anger announcement, announcer appearance, disappearance, reappearance applicant, application appreciation approval, disapproval approximation argument arrangement art, artist, artistry
agree, disagree aim amaze to be angry announce appear, disappear, reappear apply appreciate
artistic
artistically
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shame
attachment
shame
shamefully, shamelessly
attach, detach
attack, counter attack, attacker attention attraction, attractiveness authority, authorization availability avoidance awareness base, the basics, basis bearer beat, beating beautician, beauty beginner, beginning
attack, coun ter-attack attentive, inattentive attractive, unattractive authoritarian, authoritative unauthorized available, unavailable avoidable, unavoidable aware baseless, basic bearable, unbearable unbeatable beautiful begin attentively attract authorize attractively
beat beautifully
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Nouns
Adjectives
Verbs
Adverbs
behaviour / US behavior, misbehaviour / US misbehavior belief, disbelief block, blockage blood, bleeding the boil, boiler bore, boredom break, outbreak, breakage breath, breather, breathing brother, brother hood build, builder, building burn, burner burial calculation, calculator calm, calmness capability care, carer
believable, unbelievable blocked, unblocked bloodless, bloody boiling bored, boring unbreakable, broken, unbroken breathless brotherly
unbelievably
boringly
breathe
breathlessly brotherly
build, rebuild burning, burnt burn bury buried incalculable, calculate calculated calculating calm calm capable, incapable careful, care care less, caring, uncaring
.
calmly capably carefully, carelessly
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celebration, celebrity
celebrated, celebratory
centre / US center, central, cen centralization, tralized decentralization certainty, uncertainty challenge, challenger change certain, uncertain challenging
character, characteristic characterization chemical, che mist, chemistry circle, semicircle, circulation cleaner, clean ing, cleanliness clarity, clearan ce, clearing close, closure closeness collection, collector colour/ US color, colouring / US coloring
changeable, change interchange able, unchan ged, changing characteristic, characterize characteris uncharacte tically ristic chemical chemically circular circle, circulate clean
clean, unclean clear, unclear clear closed, clos ing, close collected, collective coloured / US colored discoloured / close
clean, cleanly clear, clearly closely collectively colourfully /US color fully
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Nouns
Adjectives
Verbs
Adverbs
competition, competitor completion, incompleteness complication computer, computing, computerization concentration, concern conclusion
US discolored, colourful /US colorful, colourless / US colorless combined comfortable, uncomfortable, comforting noncommittal, committed communica tive, uncom municative comparable, incomparable, comparative competitive, uncompetitive complete, incomplete complicated, uncomplicated
combine comfort
comfortably
commit communicate
compare
concerned, concentrate, concentrated, concern unconcerned concluding, conclusively conclude conclusive, inconclusive
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condition, precon conditional, dition, conditioner, unconditional conditioning confidence confident, confidential confirmation confirmed, unconfirmed confusion confused, confusing connection connected, disconnected, unconnected subconscious, conscious unconscious, subconscious, consciousness, unconscious unconsciousness consequence consequent, inconsequen tial consideration considerable considerate, inconsiderate, considered continent continental, interconti nental continuation, continual, continuity continued, continuous contribution, contributory contributor
condition
confusingly
Consciously, nconsciously
consequently
consider, reconsider
considerably, considerately
continually, continuously
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Nouns
Adjectives
Verbs
Adverbs
controlling, uncontrollable convenient, inconvenient convinced, convincing unconvincing cook, cooker, cooked, cookery, cooking uncooked cool, coolness cool correction, correct, correctness incorrect, corrective countable, count, recount uncountable, countless undercover, cover, coverage, cover, covering uncovered creation, creativity, creative, creator uncreative crime, criminal, criminal, incriminating criminologist critic, criticism critical, uncritical crowd, crowded, overcrowding overcrowded cruel cruelty cry, outcry crying culture, cultural, subculture cultured
create, creatively recreate incriminate criminally criticize crowd cruelly cry culturally * critically
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cure custom, customer, customs cut, cutting damage, damages danger dare, daring dark, darkness
date
date, predate
day, midday dead, death deal, dealer, dealings deceit, deceiver, deception decision, indecision
decorate deepen
defeat
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Nouns
Adjectives
Verbs
Adverbs defensively
defence / US de fense, defendant, defender definition demand, demands democracy, democrat demonstration, demonstrator denial, dependant, dependence, independence, dependency description
defenceless / defend U S defense less, indefen sible, defensive definite, indefinite demanding, undemanding democratic, undemocratic define demand
definitely, indefinitely
democrati cally
demonstrable, demonstrate demonstrably demonstrative undeniable, dependable, dependent, independent deny depend undeniably, dependably, indepen dently descriptively
desire, desirable
indestructible, destroy destructive determine determined, predetermined, indeterminate developed, undeveloped, developing develop, redevelop
destructively determinedly
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Nouns difference, indifference, differentiation directness, direction, direc tions, director disagreement disappointment disaster disciplinarian, discipline discoverer, discovery distance disturbance
Adjectives
Verbs
Adverbs
differ, differently differentiate direct, redirect directly, indirectly disagreeably disappoint ingly disastrously
disagreeable disagree disappointed, disappoint disappointing disastrous disciplinary, discipline disciplined, undisciplined discover distant disturbed, undisturbed, disturbing divided, undi vided, divisi ble, divisive divorced done, over done, undone distance disturb
distantly disturbingly
divide, subdivide divorce do,outdo, overdo,redo, undo doubt undoubtedly, doubtfully dreamily
doubt, doubter
dream, dreamer
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Nouns dress, dresser, dressing drink, drinker, drinking, drunk, drunkenness drive, driver, driving due, dues earner, earnings earth ease, unease, easiness east, easterner economics, economist, economy education
Adverbs
drunkenly
earn earthy, earth unearth ly, unearthly easy, uneasy ease east, easterly, eastern economic, eco nomical, un economical) educated, uneducated, educational effective, in effective, ineffectual effortless unelected, electoral electric, electrical
economize
educate
educationally
effect, effectiveness, ineffectiveness effort election, re-elec tion, elector, electorate electrician, electricity
electrify
Electrically
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electronics embarrassment emotion emphasis employee, employer, employment, unemployed encouragement, discouragement end, ending energy enjoyment enormity entrance, entrant, entry entertainer, entertainment enthusiasm, enthusiast environment, environmentalist equality, inequality escape, escapism
electronic embarrassed, embarrass embarrassing emotional, emotive emphatic emphasize unemploy employ ment
entertaining
entertain
equalize escape
entertain ingly enthusiastic ally, unenthu siastically environment ally equally, unequally inescapably
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Nouns
Adjectives
Verbs
Adverbs
essentially
eventfully, eventually
exam, examinati on, cross exami nation, examiner excellence excellent excitement excitable, ex cited, exciting, unexciting excuse excusable, inexcusable existence non-existent, existing, pre-existing expectant, expectancy, expectation unexpected expenditure, ex expensive, pense, expenses inexpensive experience, experienced, inexperience inexperienced experimental experiment expert, expertise explosion, explosive expert, inexpert exploding, explosive
explode
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explaining, explanation
exploration, explorer expression extreme, extre mism, extremist, extremity fact fail, failure fairness faith, faithfulness familiarity, family fame fashion fat fastener fault fear
unexplained, explanatory, explicable, inexplicable exploratory expressive extreme, extremist factual unfailing fair, unfair faithful, unfaithful familiar, unfamiliar famed, famo us, infamous fashionable, unfashionable fat, fattening, fatty
explain
inexplicably
fail
factually unfailingly fairly, unfairly faithfully familiarly famously, infamously fashionably, unfashionably
familiarize
fashion fatten
feel, feeling, feelings fiction, nonfiction fictional fill, refill, filling filling
fasten, unfasten faultless, faulty fault fearful, fear fear less, fearsome unfeeling feel fill, refill
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Nouns
A djectives
Verbs
Adverbs
final
finalize finish
finally
finished, unfinished firmness, infirmity firm, infirm fish, fishing fishy fit, fittings fitted, fitting fix, fixation, fixed, transfi xed, unfixed fixture flat flat flower flowered / flowery, flowering fold, folder folded, folding following follower, following force forceful, forcible forest, deforesta forested tion, forestry forgetfulness forgetful, unforgettable forgiving, forgiveness unforgiving form, formation, reformed transformation, re former, transformer formality formal, informal fortune fortunate, unfortunatel
flat, flatly
forgetfully
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freebie, freedom freeze, freezer, freezing frequency, infrequency freshness, refreshments friend, friendliness fright
fruit, fruition fund, refund, funding furnishings, furniture garden, gardener, gardening generalization generosity gentleness gladness glass, glasses good, goodies, goodness, goods government, governor gratitude, ingratitude
free freezing, frozen frequent, infrequent fresh, refreshing friendly, unfriendly frightened, frightening frightful fruitful, fruit less, fruity funded furnished, unfurnished
free,freely
generalize
gladden glass
gratefully
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Adjectives
Verbs
Adverbs
greatness green, greenery, greens ground, under ground, ground ing, grounds grower, growth, undergrowth guilt, guiltiness habit hair, hairiness hand, handful handle, handler, handling hanger happiness, unhappiness hardship harm
great green groundless, underground growing, grown, overgrown guilty habitual hairless, hairy underhand, handy handle hanging happy, unhappy hard unharmed, harmful, harmless overhead, heady healthy, unhealthy unheard, unheard of heated, unheated
greatly
ground
underground
harden harm
heatedly
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heart
height, heights help, helper, help fulness, helping highness historian, history
heartened, heartening, heartless, hearty heightened helpful, unhelpful, helpless high historic, prehistoric, historical
heartily, heartlessly
heighten help
hold, holder, holding home honesty, dishonesty hope, hopefulness, hopelessness human, huma nism, humanity, inhumanity hunger hurry hurt ice, icicle, icing identification, identity
hold homeless, homely honest, dishonest hopeful, hopeless human, inhu man, superhu man, humane hungry hurried, unhurried unhurt, hurtful icy identifiable, unidentified home home honestly, dishonestly hopefully, hopelessly humanly, humanely hungrily hurriedly hurtfully icily
hope
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Adjectives
Verbs
Adverbs
imagination
importance impression
improvement increase incredibility, incredulity independence, independent industrialist, industrialization, industry infection, disinfectant inflation
imaginable, unimaginable, imaginary, imaginative important, unimportant impression able, impres sive improved increased incredible credible, incredulous independent
imagine
unimaginably imaginatively
improve increase
industrial, industrialized industrious, infectious infect disinfect inflatable, inflate, inflated, deflate inflationary informative, inform, uninformative, misinform informed, uninformed injured, injure uninjured innocent
innocently
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insist insistent instant, instantaneous instructive instruct intelligent, unintelligent, intelligible, unintelligible intended, unintended, intentional, unintentional interested, disinterested, uninterested, interesting uninterrupted interviewed introductory inventive
intent, intention
intend
interest
interest
interruption interview, interviewee introduction invention, inventiveness, inventor invitation, invite involvement item joke, joker journal, journal ism, journalist
inventively
invitingly
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Nouns
Adjectives
Verbs
Adverbs
judge, ju d g e ment juice, juices keenness keep, keeper, keeping kill, overkill, killer killing kindness, unkindness knowledge
judge
kind, unkind knowing, knowledge able, known, unknown large laughable lawful, unlawful lazy lead, leading learned, unlearned legal, illegal lengthening, lengthy lying lifeless, life like, lifelong light know
enlargement laugh,laughter law, lawyer, outlaw laziness lead, leader, leadership learner, learning legality, illegal ity, legalization length liar, lie life light, lighter, lighting, lightness
kindly, unkindly knowingly, knowledge ably, unknow ingly largely laughably lawfully, unlawfully lazily
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dislike, liking likelihood limit, limitation, limitations literature, literacy liveliness, living loser, loss local, location, relocation love, lover
low luck machine, machi nery, mechanic, mechanics, mechanism magic, magician make, remake, maker, making man, manhood, mankind management, manager
live, outlive, live relive lose dislocate, locally relocate lovingly lovable, unlo love vable, love less, lovely, loving lower low low, lower, lowly lucky, unlucky luckily, unluckily mechanically mechanical, mechanized
likeable likely, unlikely limited, unlimited literary, lite rate, illiterate live, lively, living lost local
magic, magical unmade make, remake manly, man man ned, unmanned manageable, manage unmanageab le, managerial
magically
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Adjectives
Verbs
Adverbs
mark, marker, markings market, marketing marriage match material, mate rialism, materia list, materials
marked, unmarked marketable married, unmarried matching, unmatched material, immaterial, materialistic
markedly
,
leaf [li:f] leaves [li:vz] bath [ba:0] baths [ba:dz] life [laif] lives [laivz] loaf [buf] loaves [lauvz] calf [ka:f] calves [ka:vz] louse [laus] lice [lais] child [tjaild] children ['tjildran] man [maen] men [men] corps [ko:] corps [ko:z] , mouse [maus] mice [mais] deer [dia] deer [dio] elf [elf] elves [' elves] mouth [mau0] mouths foot [fut] feet [fi:t] ; [mau6z] oath [0] oaths [au5z] goose [gu:s] geese [gi:s] ox [oks] oxen [' okson] , half [ha:f] halves [ha:vz] path [pa:0] paths [pa:6z] house [haus] houses ['hauziz] scarf [ska:f] scarves [ska:vz] knife [naif] knives [naivz] sheaf [fi:f] sheaves [[i:vz] lath [la:0] laths [la:9z] sheath [[i:0] sheaths [fi:6z] * sheep [Ji:p] sheep [Ji:p] ( . ). I. *
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shelf [[elf] shelves [felvz] staff [sta:f] staves [steivz] , swine [swain] swine [swam] thief [0i:f] thieves [0i:vz] tooth [tu:0] teeth [ti:0] wharf [wo:f] wharves / wharfs [wo:vz];[wo:fs] wife [waif] wives [waivz] wolf [wulf] wolves [wulvz] woman ['wumon] women ['wimin] wreath [ri:0] wreaths [ri:6z] youth [ju:0] youths [ju:6z] II. * bad [bsed]; worse [wa:s]; worst [wo:st] old [ould]; elder ['elds]; the eldest ['eldist]
far [fa:]; farther/further ffa:6o] / [':]; farthest/ furthest [fa:63st],[fa:dost] ; farther further ,
;
fur
ther
, . I would like to make one further point. good [gud]; better ["beta]; best [best] ill [il]; worse [wa:s]; worst [wo:st] ; little [litl] ; less [les]; the least [li:st] ( )
many ['meni]; p i more [mo:]; the most [moust] much [mAtJ]; sgmore [mo:]; most [m oust] small [srm:l]; smaller [' smo:lo] smallest [ srm:list]
( )
top [top]; su p erl the top most ['topmoust] upper ] ; superl the up permost ["Apomoust] utter [ato]; superl the utter * most [Atomoust] ( well [wel]; better [beto]; the ). best [best] xopoi^o
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Infinitive The Past Participle II Simple Tense
Participle I
Translation
1
abide
2
abode/ abided
fa'baut]/ [a'baid id ]
3
abode/ abided
4
abiding
[ baid]
[ baidiij]
[a'bout]/ [ baidid]
abode
[a b o u t]
5 ;
( )
abide
abode
[ baut]
abiding
[ baid]
arise
[abaidig]
arising
arose
arisen
[ raiz]
awake
[a 'w e ik ]
[ rouz]
awoke
[ w au k]
[ rizn]
awoken
[ waukan]
[ rizig]
awaking
[ w eik ig]
be [bi:] bear []
been [bi:n]
being
[ bi:irj]
; , ; ;
, born be born (was born , were born . .) (), , by + : born 1957 (), 1957 . (: borne by her ).
beaten
beating
[bi:tn]
become
[bi:tirj]
becomimg
[']
[bi'keim]
[']
[']
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1
befall
2
befell
3
befallen
4
befalling
5
.
[bi'fo:l]
beget
[bi'fel]
begot
[bi'fD:ln]
begotten
[bi'fo:lig]
begeting
[bi'get]
begin
[bi'got]
began
[bi'gotn]
begun
[bi'getirj]
beginning
[bi'gin]
begird (with)
[bi'gaen]
begirt
[bi'gAn]
begirt
[bi'gimrj]
begirding
[bi'ga:t]
beheld
[bi'ga:t]
beheld
[bi'ga:diq]
beholding
( )
[bi'ga:d]
behold
[bi'hauld]
bend
[bi'held]
bent
[bi'held]
bent
[bi'hauldirj]
bending
[bend]
bereave
[bent]
bereaved
[bent]
bereaved
[bendig]
bereaving
[bi'ri:v]
beseech
[bi'ri:vd]
besought
[bi'ri:vd]
besought
[bi'riivirj] [bi'si:tjir|]
besetting
beseeching
[bi'si:tj]
beset
[bi'so:t]
beset
[bTso:t]
beset
, ; , ;
[bi'set] [bi'smaitf]
bestride
[bi'set] [bi'sma:tjt]
bestrode
[bi'set] [bi'sma:tjt]
[bi'setiq]
besmirch ing
[bi'smartjnj]
bestridden bestriding
[bi'straid]
[bi'straud]
[bi'stridn]
[bi'straidig]
betake
betook
betaken
betaking
(oneself) [bi'taik]
[bi'tuk]
[bi'taiken]
[bi'teikiq]
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1
bid
2
bade; bid
5 (
)
[baund]
bitten ]
['baindiq]
biting
; ; , ()
[bitn
bled [bled] blown
[baitiq]
bleeding
[bli:d]
blow
rbliidirj]
blowing
[bbu]
break
[blu:]
broke
[btaun]
broken
['blauir)]
breaking
[breik]
breed
[brauk]
bred
[braukn]
bred
fbreikirj]
breeding
[brird]
bring
[bred]
brought
[bred]
brought
['bri:diq]
bringing
[bnij]
build
[bro:t]
built
[bro:t]
built
fbrinir)]
building
[bild]
burn
[bill]
burnt
[bilt]
burnt
['bildiq]
burning
[ba:n]
burst
[bo:nt]
burst
[bs:nt]
burst
['bainii)]
bursting
[bo: st]
bought
[ba:st]
bought
['bsistir)]
buying
[bo:t]
could [kud]
( )
[bo:t]
['bang]
[ksd] (
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4
casting
5 ;
( )
[ka:stirj]
catching
[kaetj]
chide
[ko:t]
chid
[ko:t]
chidden
[kaetjig]
chiding
[tjaid]
[tfid]
chided
[tfidn]
chided
['tjaidirj]
['tjaidid]
choose chose
[tjaidid]
chosen choosing
()
[tju:z]
cleave I
[tjauz]
clove / cleft
[tjauzn]
cloven / cleft
t'tju:ziq]
cleaving
[klirv]
['kli: viq]
[kbuv]/ [kleft]
cleave II cleaved
[kbuv]/ [kleft]
cleaved cleaving
[kli:v]
cling
[kli:vd]
clung
[kli:vd]
clung
['kli:viq]
clinging
[klir)]
clothe
[klArj]
clothed
[,]
clothed
[klirjii)]
clothing
();
. .
[kbud]
come
[kbufid]
came
[kbu6d]
come
['kbudiq]
coming
['kAmirj]
( )
[] cost [kost]
crept
costing
['kostir)]
creeping
[kri:p]
crow
[krept]
crowed
[krept]
['kri:piq]
[krau]
cut [kAt]
[kraud]
cut [kAt]
[krsud]
cut [kAt] cutting
fkAtir)]
272
I
1 2 3 4 5
dared dared daring ; ['dearirj] [dead] [dead] (pr. 3. sg. dcires u dare; e mpocum. u on ipuu,am <popj dare I?, dare < he?, dare n ot u m. d.) , deal [d i:l] dealt [delt] dealt [delt] dealing [ 'di:lirj] dare [dea]
.
dig [dig] do [du:] draw
[d ro :]
dug [d A g ] did [did] drew [dru:] dreamt [dremt] dreamed [dri:md] drank [drasqk] drove [drauv] dwelt [dwelt] ate [et] fell [fel]
dug [d A g ] done [dAn] drawn [dro:n] dreamt [dri:mt] dreamed [dri:md] drunk
[drArjk]
dream [dri:m]
(. 3. sg. does) , ;
drink [drir)k] drive [draiv] dwell [dwel] eat [i:t] fall [fo:l]
drinking
[driqkir)]
; ; ( -.)
eaten [i:tn] eating ['Ktir)] fallen falling ffo:lan] ['fD llirj] feeding fed [fed]
r firdnj]
felt [felt]
felt [felt]
feeling [Tulir,]
273
5
(),
fling [fill)] flung [fUq] flung [] flinging [' flirjir)] flying flew [flu:] flown fly [flai] [flaun] ['flaiirj] (p r. 3. sg. flies [-z]) forbearing forborne forbear forbore [fo:'bo:n] [fai'beanr)] [fa:'ba:] [fa:'bea] forbidding forbad(e) forbidden forbid [fa'bidn] [fa'bidiq] [fa'beid] [fa bid] forgotten forgetting forgot forget [fo:'gotn] [fa:'gatir)] [fa:'gat] [fo:'got] forgiven forgive forgive forgave [fa:'givir)] [fa:'geiv] [fafgivn] [fa:'giv] forsaking forsook forsaken forsake [fa'seiknj] [fa seikn] [fa'seik] [fa suk] frozen freezing freeze froze [fri:ziq] [frauzen] [frauz] [fri:z] get [get] got [got] got [gat] (gotten
.)
, ,
getting ['getirj]
274
5
,
gird [ga:d] girded/girt girded/girt girding [ga:did]/ [ga:did]/ fgardiri] [ga:t] [ga:t] give [giv] gave given giving [geiv] [givn] Tgiviq] go [gau] went [went] gone [gon] going Tgauir)] grind ground ground grinding [graind] [graund] [graund] ['graindnj] grow grew grown growing [grau] [greun] ['grauii]] [gni:] hang hanged hanged hanging
, ; ;
[haerj]
hang
[haerjd]
hung
[haerjd]
hanged
['haerjiq]
hanging
[haerj]
Thaeqirj]
having
( )
['haevirj]
heard hearing ['hisrir)] heaving () ; ,
[his]
heave
[ha:d]
heaved
[ha:d]
heaved
[hi:v]
[hi:vd]
hidden
['hi:virj]
hiding
[hidon]
hit [hit] held [held] hurt [ha:t]
['haidig]
hitting [hitiq] holding fhauldiq] hurting ['ha:tii)]
275
1
inter weave
2
interwove
[ inta wi:viq]
keeping
, ,
['ki:pir)]
kneel [ni:l] knelt [nelt] knelt [nelt] kneeling
['ni:lif)]
knitted
knitted
knitting
['nitid]
knew
['nitid]
known
['nitiq]
knowing
[nau]
[nju:] [leidid]
[naun]
laden
['knauiq]
lading
lade [leid] laded lay [lei] lead [li:d] lean [li:n] laid [leid] led [led] leant / leaned
[lerdiq]
laying
fleiiq]
leading
[li:diq]
leaning
['limit)]
[lent] / [li:nd]
leap [li:p] leapt / leaped
leaping
['li:pirj]
[lept] / [li:pd]
learn
[lept] / [li:pd]
learnt/ learned learning
[b:n]
learnt/ learned
( - .)
['b:niq]
>
[b:nt]/ [b:nd]
[b:nt]/ [b:nd]
276
1
leave left
2
left
3 [left]
lent [lent] let [let] lain [lein] lit [lit] lost [lost] made
4
leaving
5 , ;
[li:v]
[left]
['li:viq]
lending
lend [lend] lent [lent] let [let] lie [lai] let [let] lay [lei]
['lendiq]
letting
fletirj]
lying
['laiirj]
light [lait] lit [lit] lose [lu:z] make lost [lost] made lighting
['laitirj]
losing
['lu:ziq]
making
[meik]
may [mei]
[meid]
might
[meid]
['meikiq]
[mait]
mean meant meant meaning
[mi:n]
meet
[ment]
met [met] misgave
[ment]
met [met] misgiven
['mi:nig]
meeting
[mi:t]
misgive
[mi:tig]
misgiving
[mis'giv]
mishear
[mis'geiv]
misheard
[mis'givn]
misheard
[mis'givir)] [mis'hiarir]]
mishearing
[mis'hia]
mislay
[mis'ha:d]
mislaid
[mis'ha:d]
mislaid
[mis'lei]
mislead
[mis'leid]
misled
[mis'leid]
misled
[mis'li:d]
[mis'led]
[mis'led]
misleading [mis'li:dir)]
mislaying
[mis'lenq]
277
2
misspelt
3
misspelt
misspell
[mis" pel]
mistake
[misspelt]
mistook
[mis'pelt]
mistaken
[mis'teik]
mow
[mis'tuk]
mowed
[mis'teikn]
mown
[mau]
need
[maud]
[maun]
[ni:d]
. . need , he/she/it -s; , do, to, .: If he needs to go, Ill just have to let him. You dont need to go. I didnt need to see him at all. Didnt you need to tell him something? need , he/she/ it -s; do, to , .: She neednt go if she doesnt want to. Need we tell her everything? Present Simple Tense.
partaken
partaking
[pa:'teik] pay []
put [put]
[pafteikn]
paid [peid] put [put]
[pafteikiij]
paying
() ,
i'penr)]
putting
['putirj]
278
3 read [red]
rebuilt
4
reading
[ri:diq]
rebuilding -
[,ri:'bild]
,
[,ri:'bildiq]
, .',
rending
., .
['rendiij]
riding
(
. .)
[ ndir)]
ride [raid] rode [raud] ridden riding
[ridn]
ring [rig] rise [raiz] rive [raiv] rang [rasq] rose [rauz] rived rung [rAg] risen [rizn] riven
['raidiq]
ringing
fngirj]
rising
[' raizirj]
riving
[raivd]/ [rivsd]
run [] saw [so:] ran [raen] sawed [so:d]
[' raiviq]
running
fr A n ir )]
say [sei] said [sed] (p r . 3. sg. says [sez]) see [si:] saw [so:]
seen [si:n]
279
1
seek
2
sought
3 sought
4 seeking
5 . .
[so:t]
sold
[so:t]
sold
[' si:kiq]
selling
[sauld]
sent
[ssuld]
sent
[selirj]
sending
['sendirj]
setting
Tsetir)]
sewing
[saud]
fssuio]
[saun/ saud]
shake shook shaken shaking
()
Lfeik]
shave
[Juk]
shaved
[feikn]
shaved/ shaven
ikir)]
shaving
Lfeiv]
[feivd]
['Jeivir)]
[feivd]/ [feivan]
shear sheared
3]
Lfiad]
sheared/ shorn
shearing
rjiarii]]
, ; (), ; ;
[fain]
shoe [fu:] shoot
[faun]
shod [fad] shot [fDt] showed
[faun]
shod [fod] shot [fat] shown
'm o ]
shoeing
= ir)]
shooting
lfu:t]
show [fau]
[ Ju:tiq]
showing
ud]
[faun]
['Jsuiq]
>
280
I
1 2 3 4 5 ( ); .
shrink
LM k]
shrank
[fraerjk]
shrunk
LfrAqk]
shrinking
ffn tjk n j]
shrive
[fraiv]
shrove/ shrived
[frsuv]/ Lfraivd]
shriven/ shrived
Lfnvn]/ Lfraivd]
shriving
[J ra ivig ]
sh uttin g
fjA tiq ]
singing
t'siqiq]
sat [saet]
sittin g
[ sitiq]
slide
[slaid]
slid [slid]
slid [slid]
sliding
['slaidiq]
; ,
slink
[sliqk]
slunk
[sU qk]
slunk
[sU qk]
slinking
['sliqkiq]
slittin g
['slitiq ]
sm elling
['sm eliq]
smite
[smait]
smote
[smout]
sm itten
[smitn]
sm iting
['sm aitiq]
281
sow [ssuj
sowed
[soud]
sowed/ sown
[ssud/soun]
sowing
fsouirj]
speak
[spi:k]
spoke
[spauk]
spoken
[spoukon]
speaking
['spi:kirj]
speed
[spi:d]
sped
[sped]
sped
[sped]
speeding
['spi:diq]
spell
[spel]
spelt/ spelled
[spelt]/ [speld]
spelt/ spelled
[spelt]/ [speld]
spelling
fsp elir)]
( )
spend
[spend]
spent
[spent]
spent
[spent]
spending
[' spendirj]
spill [spil]
sp ilt/ spilled
[spilt]/ [spild]
sp ilt/ spilled
[spilt]/ [spild]
spilling
fsp ilir)]
(), ()
( );
spit [spit]
spat [spaet]
spat [spjet]
sp ittin g
['spititj]
split [split]
splittin g
['splitir)]
( )
spoil
[spoil]
spoilt/ spoiled
[spoilt]/ [spoild]
spoilt/ spoiled
[spoilt]/ [spoild]
spoiling
['spoiliij]
spread
[spred]
spread
[spred]
spread
[spred]
spreading
['sprediq]
282
1
spring
[sprig]
2
sprang
[spraei]]
sprung
springing
[sprAf)]
stood
[stud]
['spriqirj]
standing
['stasndii]]
;
. .
stand
[staend]
stood
[stud]
, , , ) . .
steal
[sti:l]
stole
[stsul]
stolen
[stsuln]
stealing
['sti:liij]
stick
[stik]
stuck
[stAk]
stuck
[stAk]
sticking
[' stikiq]
sting
[stir)]
stung
stung
[stArj]
stinging
Tstiqiq]
[stAtj]
stank/ stunk
[staerjk]/ [stArjk]
stink
[stiqk]
stunk
[stArjk]
stinking
['stiqkq]
strew
[stru:]
strewed
[stru:d]
strewn/ strewed
[stru:n]/ [stru:d]
strewing
['stru:ig]
stride
[staid]
strode
[straud]
stridden
[stridsn]
striding
[' straidig]
striking
['staikirj]
strike
[staik]
struck
[stAk]
struck
[stAk]
, () ; ;
string
[strirj]
strung
[strAq]
strung
[strAq]
stringing
['striqirj]
strive
[straiv]
strove
[strauv]
striven
[strivsn]
striving
['straivir)]
swear
[swea]
swore
[sw o:]
sworn
[sworn]
swearing
['sw eaiq]
283
2
swept
4 sweeping
sweep
swept
; (), , ,
[swi:p]
swell
[swept]
swelled
[swept]
swollen
['swi:pir)]
swelling
[swel]
swim
[sweld]
swam
fswolon]
swum
['swelir)]
swimming
[swim]
swing
[swaem]
swung
[S W AI]]
[swAm]
swung
[s w A q ]
['swimiq]
swinging
[swig]
['swig)]
taking
taken
[teikn]
taught
[teikiq]
teaching
[ti:tj
tear [tea] tell [tel] think
[to:t]
tore [to:]
[to:t]
torn [tom]
rti:tfir)]
tearing
['teorirj]
told [tould] told [tould] thought thought telling
['telirj]
thinking
[Oak]
thrive
[0o:t]
throve
[0o:t]
thriven
[Gigkirj]
thriving
[Graiv]
throw
[Brouv]
threw
[Grivon]
thrown
['Graivirj]
throwing
[Grou]
thrust
[9ru:]
thrust
[Groun]
thrust
['Greuirj]
thrusting
[0TASt]
tread
[GrASt]
trod
[GrASt]
trodden
['GrAStir)]
treading
[tred]
unbend
[trod]
unbent
[trodn]
unbent
['tredirj]
unbending
[An bend]
[An bent]
[An bent]
[An bendiq]
. , .
bend ( )
- ,
284
1
under stand
2
under stood
3
under stood
4
under standing
[Anda'-
[Anda stasnd]
[Anda'stud]
[Anda'stud]
staendiq] ), ; () (
. .)
upset
[Ap' set]
upset
[Ap'set]
upset
[Ap'set]
upsetting
[Ap'setlfj]
wake
[weik]
woke
[wauk]
woken
[waukan]
waking
[weikiq] [weariq]
[wi:v]
weep
[wi:p]
[wauv]
[wauvan]
[wi:viq]
[wi:pirj]
winning
[winig]
winding
[waindiq]
[waund]
withdraw withdrew
, (), () ; ,
withhold
withheld
withheld
[wid'held]
[wid'hauld] [wid'held]
with holding
[wid'hauldii]]
withstand withstood
[wid'stand] [wid'stud]
withstood
[wid'stud]
withstand
[wi6' staendiq]
285
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