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v. to interest greatly, hold attention of s.o, engross:
The customs and traditions of other cultures often ~ people. |
fascinate
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v. to horrify, put strong fear in s.o.:
An ugly man ~ed a small child or a moment. |
terrify
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adj. 1 relaxation free from work:
~ time at the seashore. |
leisure
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v.to chase, go after s.o. to capture:
A police officer ~ed the speeding car and stopped it. |
pursue
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n.a choice of one thing as better, more suitable than another:
She has a ~ for vegetarian dishes over meat. |
preference
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adj. many:
~ people attended the concert. |
numerous
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n.an open field, large feeding area for cattle and sheep:
A rancher lets his cattle graze on the ~ near his ranch. |
range
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adj.great, bountiful:
We had a ~ harvest of wheat this fall. |
plentiful
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n.a part of s.t.:
Hard work is an ~ of success. |
ingredient
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adj.genuine, real:
That dealer in precious coins sells only ~ ones, not fakes. |
authentic
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n. a large building for the presentation of sports and other events, such as concerts:
The sports ~ has basketball games and rock concerts. |
arena
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v. to give an award to s.o.:
I will ~ $50 to the person who returns my lost dog. |
reward
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v. to go with s.o. else, (syn.) to escort:
I ~ed my friends to the party. |
accompany
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