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racing.

Do you enjoy motorcycle racing?

Noun.

range.

This is outside the range of my experience.

Noun.

rare.

He suffers from a rare disease.

Adjective .

rarely.

Sami is rarely seen in public lately.

Adverb.

reaction.

What was the listeners' reaction?

Noun.

reality.

He will have to face reality sooner or later.

Noun.

receipt.

Please email me the receipt for the last payment.

Noun.

recommendation.

I followed my father's recommendation to study abroad.

Noun.

references.

You can't write a research paper with no references?

Noun.

reflect.

Her face was reflected in the mirror.

Verb.

regularly.

They meet regularly to discuss the progress of the project.

Adverb.

rejected.

The bank rejected my credit card.

Verb.

relate.

Try to relate the two ideas in your mind.

Verb.

related.

Your illness is related to your lifestyle.

Adjective.

relation.

There is a relation between crime and culture.

Noun.

relative.

My relatives disappear when I need them.

Noun.

relative.

What are the relative advantages of traveling?

Adjective.

relaxed.

She seemed relaxed before the operation.

Adjective.

relaxing.

I spent a relaxing week in the fields.

Adjective.

release.

When will they release him from prison?

Verb.

release.

We expect an early release.

Noun.

reliable.

I need to employ a reliable person.

Noun.

religion.

We don't talk about religion or politics here.

Noun.

religious.

We need to improve religious education.

Adjective.

remain.

Prices will remain high this month.

Verb.

Remind.

Remind me to invite Sami.

Verb.

remote.

They live in a remote region.

Adjective .

rent.

We rent an apartment in this neighborhood.

Verb.

rent.

He had to pay a high rent for the land.

Noun.

repair.

Actually the house needs some repairs.

Noun.

repeat.

We should prevent a repeat of that attack.

Noun.

repeated.

I received repeated requests for interviews.

Noun.

represent.

The yellow on the map represents deserts.

Verb.

request.

The doctor requested a blood test.

Verb.

require.

My cat requires a lot of care.

Verb.

reservation.

We have a reservation for three people.

Noun.

resource.

There are a lot of educational resources on the internet.

Noun.

respect.

Please respect my right to disagree with you.

Verb.

respect.

Show me some respect.

Noun.

responsibility.

Organizing the crowd is your responsibility.

Noun.

responsible.

Who is responsible for data quality?

Noun.

resulted.

The campaign resulted in sales increases.

Verb.

retire.

I expect he will retire soon.

Verb.

retired.

My father is a retired officer.

Adjective.

revise.

I need to revise lesson number 4.

Verb.

rise.

Egypt will experience a temperature rise next month.

Noun.

risk.

Try to avoid risks.

Noun.

risk.

He risked his life to save me.

Verb.

robot.

Humans sent robots to Mars.

Noun.

roll.

The bag rolled down the hill.

Verb.

roll.

Buy some toilet paper rolls.

Noun.

romantic.

Do you read romantic novels?

Adjective.

rope.

They tied my hands with rope.

Noun.

rough.

Don't sit on this rough ground.

Adjective.

row.

Draw a table with 5 rows and 3 columns.

Noun

royal.

I have a friend from the royal family.

Adjective.

rugby.

We don't play rugby in our community.

Noun.

rule.

Who rules Abu Dhabi now?

Verb.