Mandy's English Class

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billion (n)

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1000 million

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pop (v)

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came out

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fabulous (adj)

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great, amazing, fab

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knock (v)

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hit or bang on something

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wobble (v)

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move from side to side

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dribble (v)

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water that comes out your mouth

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flutter (v)

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to wave or move up and down quickly

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instead

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do one thing and not do another

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owner (n)

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someone who has something that is theirs

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land (v)

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put down a plane after flying

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knock (v)

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make something fall down

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vomit (v)

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to be sick

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shrug (v)

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move your shoulders up and down when you don’t know an answer

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calm (adj)

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quiet, relaxed

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canteen (n)

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Water bottle

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gravel (n)

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Many small stones and rocks

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barrel (n)

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All the toys were kept in the barrel

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cactus (n)

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A plant that doesn’t need much water

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cacti (n)

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one cactus, two ______.

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desert (n)

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A hot place with little water

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scarce (n)

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Not a lot of something

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committee (n)

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a group of people who decide to do something

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lift (v)

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move up; take off

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moist (adj)

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wet; has a little water

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condense (v)

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When water in the air (that we cannot see) changes into rain or snow.

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survival (n)

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how to stop dying

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shrink (v)

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to make very small

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avoid (v)

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stay away from something

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digestion (n)

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when you eat something it is part of your digestion

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spiky (adj)

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has many sharp points (or spikes) that will hurt you if you touch them

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roast (v)

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cook slowly

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burrow (n)

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an animals home underground.

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precious (adj)

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very important; only a few

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bloom (n)

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Many flowers coming out

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observe (v)

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What you see around you

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equipped (v)

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Have what you need to do something

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adaptation (n)

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Where an animal changes part of its body to help it live somewhere.

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features (n)

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The part of an animal that helps it live somewhere

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wearily (adv)

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tired, sleepily

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antennae (n)

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help the bee talk to other bees and find food

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hive (n)

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a bee's home

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survive (v)

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to be able to live somewhere

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social (adj)

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talking with other bees; have a lot of friends

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protect (v)

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to keep safe; guard

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refreshments (n)

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snacks or drinks

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guard (v)

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to protect someone (ex. A guard dog)

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collect (v)

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to get a lot of something

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gather (v)

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to collect from one place

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nectar (n)

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a drink made by flowers

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pollen (n)

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used by flowers to make seeds

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pollinate (v)

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to make a seed in another flower

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entrance (n)

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where you go inside a place

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grain (n)

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one piece of pollen

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extra (n)

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more of something

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tongue (n)

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inside your mouth

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crop (n)

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fruits and vegetables we eat

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pheromones (n)

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a kind of smell (ex. Like a perfume)

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drone (n)

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a boy (male) bee who only makes baby bees

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explore (v)

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to learn about new things by going somewhere

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language (n)

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how you 'talk' to someone

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waggle (v)

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move your body left and right

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wax (n)

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made by bees and used by us (ex. Candles)

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hexagon (n)

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an eight sided shape

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comb (n)

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made from hexagon 'cells' inside the hive

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cell (n)

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part of a bee comb (a hexagon)

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add (v)

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to put inside

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spread (v)

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to move things to many places

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plenty (aux)

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a lot of

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cozy (ajd)

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comfortable and warm

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tend (v)

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to look after

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molt (v)

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when animals lose their hair (fur)

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cocoon (n)

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a covering made from silk that protects a larvae as it changes.

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silk (n)

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very strong string made by spiders and worms

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metamorphosis (v)

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when an insect changes its size and shape

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pupa (n)

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larvae that are changing into adult insects

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emerge (v)

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to come out

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swarm (n)

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thousands of insects flying together

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colony (n)

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a place where insects live

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nuptial (adj)

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a wedding

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strategy (n)

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a plan on how to do something

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defeat (v)

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to be the loser, to be beaten

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instant (n)

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a very short time

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stripes (adj)

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lines, a pattern

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atom (n)

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they are tiny tiny bits of everything that we can't see

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bacteria (n)

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very tiny animals that you cannot see and *can* make you sick

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blind (adj)

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cannot see at all

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center (n)

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in the middle

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curious (v)

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want to know more, ask questions

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discover (v)

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to learn something new that you didn't know before

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disease (n)

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something that makes you sick

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energy (n)

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lets you do things. (Ex. At night i am tired because I have no _______.)

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evidence (n)

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something you say that proves what you say is true

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experiment (n)

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a test scientists do when they ask questions

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gravity (n)

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pulls everything to do ground

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inspire (v)

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give people ideas

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microscope (n)

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helps us see TINY things easily that are very close (not far away)

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prove (v)

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what you do to show something is true

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object (n)

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a thing

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orbit (v)

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that path of an object around another one

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planet (n)

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a large round object near a star

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telescope (n)

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helps us BIG things easily that are far away

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tiny (adj)

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very very small

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universe (n)

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all the stars, moons and planets together

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weird (adj)

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strange

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limousine (n)

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a long car

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jewel (n)

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something very expensive

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glorious (adj)

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wonderful, fabulous, very beautiful to see

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crimson (adj)

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a kind of red color

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whisper (v)

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to speak very quietly

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selfish (adj)

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when you only care about yourself and nobody else

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ignore (v)

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don't talk or listen to other people

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sorcerer (n)

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a great magician

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ballerinas (n)

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dancers

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terrible (adj)

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very very bad

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alphabet (n)

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name for all the letters

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souvenir (n)

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something you buy on holiday to remember it

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salmon (n)

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a kind of fish

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fool (n)

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a silly or stupid person

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enormous (adj)

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very big, huge

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strange (adj)

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not normal, different

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promise (v)

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to say that you will do something

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nearby (adj)

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not far away

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orphan (n)

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a boy with no parents

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reason (n)

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why you do something

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evil (adj)

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Very bad

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attack (v)

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to start a fight

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among

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with other people

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send (v)

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to mail, give someone to give somebody else

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promise (v)

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to say you will definitely do something

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starve (v)

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not to have enough food

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murder (v)

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to kill someone

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steal (v)

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to take something without someone saying you can

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agree (v)

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"to say ""yes""

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decide (v)

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to choose to do something

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learn the ropes

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to learn how to do something for the first time

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mile (n)

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1.6 km (or 1,600m)

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nap (n)

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a short sleep

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fear (n)

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to be scared of something

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silver (n)

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an expensive metal

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gentleman (n)

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a man with a lot of money, many people respect

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favor (n)

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to help someone that you like

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filthy (adj)

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very dirty, not clearn

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wallet (n)

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something you keep your money in (usually a man)

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purse (n)

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something a woman keeps her money in

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couple (n)

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two; a man and a woman who are together

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limit (n)

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"no more

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citizen (n)

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someone who was born in a country or who lived there for a long time

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greasy (adj)

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has a lot of oil

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devote (v)

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give a lot of time to something

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nasty (adj)

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not nice (Ex. Bill Sikes was very ________.)

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wonder (v)

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to think about

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fortune (n)

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a lot of money or expensive things

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temper (n)

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someone's mood

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handkerchief (n)

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a piece of cloth used to clean your nose or face

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grateful (adj)

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thankful; be happy about something

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rob (v)

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to steal

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housekeeper (n)

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A lady who looks after your house.

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memory (n)

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something that you remember,

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judge (n)

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someone who decides what happens to bad people (Ex. The _______decided to let Oliver go because he didn't rob the handkerchief.)

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mean (adj)

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not nice, not kind

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fever (n)

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feel very hot, (usually when you are sick)

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chuckle (v)

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to laugh happily

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tough (adj)

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strong, can do anything

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crowd (n)

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a lot of people or things in one place

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pretend (v)

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make you believe it's true

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tender (adj)

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kind gentle

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trade (n)

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an exchange of one thing for another

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beat (v)

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to hit someone many times usually very hard

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lantern (n)

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a kind of light that can be carried

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pain (n)

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a not nice feeling that you have when a part of your body has been ** hurt **

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angel (n)

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a spirit that lives with god in heaven, or someone very good (Ex. my mom)

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gun (n)

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something used for shooting and killing people

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nightmare (n)

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a bad dream, scary

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servant (n)

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a person who is paid to work in somebody's house doing work

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frighten (v)

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to make someone scared

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shock (n)

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to feel very surprised

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joke (n)

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something that is funny

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locket (n)

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something that you wear around your neck (maybe with a photo inside)

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gallows (n)

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hangman, something wooden that people hang from.

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trot (v)

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a slow run by a horse

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mistake (n)

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do something wrong

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disappoint (v)

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to feel sad when you hope for something but it does not come true.

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shut (n)

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to stop, or close

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fail (n)

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not to do something

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poster (n)

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a large printed picture that tells you something

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reward (n)

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something given for doing something (ex. usually money)

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"birds of a feather" (idiom)

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two people who are the same kind

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"give the world" (idiom)

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to really want or know something (ex. to give the world to know his name)

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detective (n)

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someone who can help you find someone.

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extra ( adj )

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more then is usual.

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slums ( n )

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an area for a city where living condition.

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narrow ( adj )

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having only short distance from side to side, *not wide*

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hunt ( v )

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to look for someone very carefully.

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tie ( v )

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to join two things together by tying.

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loop ( n )

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a circle shape.

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cheat ( v )

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to do something bad so you can win.

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crust (n)

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the top part of the earth (magma is under it)

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flow (v)

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to move in a smooth and continuous way (like water!)

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island (n)

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some land with water all around it

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avalanche (n)

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a lot of snow that falls quickly down a mountain

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disaster (n)

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something that causes a lot of harm and destroy things (ex. earthquakes, volcanoes, avalanches, mudslides)

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speed (n)

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how fast something moves (mph/kph)

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crops (n)

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all the fruit and vegetables that a farmer grows and we eat

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atmosphere (n)

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the mixture of gases that surrounds the earth or any planet

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mineral (n)

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natural things that are good for our bodies (ex. There are a lot of ________s in magma soil.)

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lava (n)

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the name for magma (hot rock) that comes out of a volcano.

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float (v)

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to stay on the surface of a liquid (like water) and not go to the bottom (sink)

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active (adj)

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able and willing to do things, always doing something

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erupt (v)

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to explode and throw out fire & rock that has melted

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temperature (n)

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how hot or cold sth is

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melt (v)

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to change from solid (ex. a rock) to liquid (ex. water) by making it very very hot (heating)

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blast (n)

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to make a hole in sth with an explosion

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explode (v)

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to burst with a loud noise, to blow up (BOOM!)

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ash (n)

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something gray or black that is left after it has burned for a long time.

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deliver(v)

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to take something to the place you want it taken

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perform (v)

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to act

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ridiculous (adj)

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very silly or stupid, foolish

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success (n)

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to do what you want to do well (Ex. The rich man has had a lot of _______.)

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comedy (n)

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a funny movie or theater play; a kind of movie

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army (n)

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all the soldiers who fight for a country

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habit (n)

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something that somebody does very often

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rescue (v)

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to save somebody from a place that is dangerous or not nice.

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audience (n)

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the group of people who are watching or listening to a play,concert or movie

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serious (Adj)

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often thinking about things, not smiling often

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talented (adj )

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a natural skill or ability

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company ( n )

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a business organization selling goods or services

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animation ( n )

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the state of being lively

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separate ( adj )

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apart no joined or together

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invent ( v )

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to think of or make something for the first time

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silent ( adj )

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making no noise,very quiet

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lonely ( adj )

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unhappy because you are not with other people

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popular ( adj )

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liked by many people or by most people in a group

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whistle ( v )

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to make sound by forcing ail out between your lips or through

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expect ( v )

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to think or believe that something will come or that something will happen

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character ( n )

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the quality that makes something different from other people or things

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confident ( adj )

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felling or showing that you are sure about your own abilites

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shy ( adj )

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nervous and uncomfortable with other people

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proud ( adj )

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feeling pleased and satisnied about something that you owner have done

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naughty ( adj )

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not doing what an adult says badly -behaved

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rude ( adj )

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not polite

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hire (v)

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to give somebody a job

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pregnant (adj)

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Having a baby growing inside your body. (Ex. She is five months ______).

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romantic (adj)

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a movie about love; a person who likes to think about love

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California (n)

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a state in West America

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joy (n)

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a feeling of great happiness

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sorrow (n)

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to feel bad about sth you have done (or has happened)

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upset (adj)

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worried and unhappy (sometimes angry)

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poison (v/n)

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sth that kills or harms you if you eat or drink it

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create (v)

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to make sth new; to make sth happen that didn't exist before

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hero (n)

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a person who has done sth brave or good (ex. Superman, your dad)

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decide (v)

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to think about what you want to do

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pick (v)

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to choose sb from a group of people or things

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incredible (adj)

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wonderful or fantastic; really geat

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flat (adj)

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smooth and level, with no high or low parts

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complain (v)

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to say that you are not happy about something (ex. Mandy ___________ed when she had too much homework to finish! :)

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refuse (v)

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not want sth; not want to do sth

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wages (n)

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money paid for work you've done (ex. Every month my boss pays me my ________.)

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embarrassed (adj)

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feeling bad/uncomfortable about something you did (red cheeks)

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actor (n)

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a person whose job is to act in a movie

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actress (n)

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a woman whose job is to act in a movie

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fairy-tale (n)

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a story that is about fairies and magic etc...

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model (adj)

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to try to copy or be like sb

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quit (v)

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to leave a job, or stop doing sth

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regularly (adv)

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often

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furniture (n)

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movable things in your home (ex. chairs, tables, bookcase etc...)

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retire (v)

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to leave your job; stop working

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entertain (v)

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to interest or amuse yourself or people

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control (v)

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power over something (ex. He ________s the toy car.)

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recognize (v)

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to see and know sb or sth (Ex. He __________ the girl after seeing her photograph first.)

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fantasy (n)

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sth that is not true; only true in your head; a kind of movie

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horror (n)

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a great feeling of fear of shock; a kind of movie

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drama (n)

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a play for the theater, radio or TV; a kind of movie

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musical (n)

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a play or movie which has singing and dancing in it

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action (n)

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doing a lot of sth for a reason; a kind of movie (usually with fighting)

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lawyer (n)

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a person who helps a judge to catch thieves and bad people

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sign (v)

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to write your name on a letter

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recorder (n)

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a machine for recording sound or video

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decide (v)

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to think about two or more things and choose one of them

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agreed (v)

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to have the same opinion as sb

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much (adj)

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a lot

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plan (n)

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an idea for doing sth in the future

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mammals (n)

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a group of animals that doesn't lay egg, has warm blood and gives birth to live young.

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enemy (n)

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a person who hates somebody or something

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adapt (v)

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to change how you live for a reason

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breathe (v)

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to take air into your lungs through your mouth

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record (n)

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something written about what happened, was done etc...

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deep (adj)

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going a long way down from top to bottom

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weight (n)

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how heavy sth or sb is

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sort (n)

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a kind or type

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pressure (v) / (n)

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when you press on something hard you create this

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blood (n)

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the red liquid that flows through your body

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leap (n)

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a big jump

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intelligence (n)

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how smart something is, how quickly learn and think

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shoal (n)

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a group of fish (or krill) swimming together

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bone (n)

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one of the hard body parts inside you that holds you up.

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ocean (n)

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the sea

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species (n)

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a group of plants or animals that are very similar to each other

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member (n)

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a part of a group or species

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plastic (n)

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not metal or wood; a light, useful material that doesn't break easily.

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squid (n)

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a sea animal with a long soft body and ten long arms!

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seal (n)

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a gray animal with short fur that eats fish

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brain (n)

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the part of your body that controls how you move, think and feel

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battle (v)

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a big fight, a fight between armies in a war

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feed (v)

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to give food to a person or an animal

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double (adj)

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twice as much, or as many

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extinct (adj)

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no more of an animal or plant. i.e. no longer existing

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habitat (n)

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the natural home of a plant of animal

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local (adj)

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of or in a particular place

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hunt (v)

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to look for, wound, then eat

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prevent (v)

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to stop sth from happening; to stop from doing sth

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wound (n)

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part of your body that is hurt badly, part of an animal's body that is hurt very badly

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show-off (v)

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to try and make people like you, to please people by showing them how good you are

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group (n)

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a number of people or things that are together at the same time.

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common (adj)

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a lot of sth, happens often in many places

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travel (v)

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to make a trip

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migrate (v)

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to travel from one place to another one every year

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breed (v)

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(for animals and plants) to make baby animals or plants

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herd (n)

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a large group (number) of animals that live and eat together

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support (v)

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to carry the weight of sb (or sth)

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locate (v)

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to find where sth (or sb) is

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bounce (v)

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to move away from a surface and back again (Ex. The ball ______s up and down.)

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echo (n)

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a sound that is repeated again and again (over and over)

Front 323

solid(n)

Back 323

something that is hard, has one shape, not a liquid or gas

Front 324

liquid (n)

Back 324

can form any shape, not a gas

Front 325

gas (n)

Back 325

something like air, has no one shape

Front 326

beyond (prep)

Back 326

on the other side of (The mountain is _____________ the ocean).

Front 327

vast (adj)

Back 327

extremely big

Front 328

massive (adj)

Back 328

very big

Front 329

dust (n)

Back 329

fine dirt, small pieces of earth

Front 330

shine (v)

Back 330

to give out light

Front 331

compare (v)

Back 331

to see how to people or things are the same or different

Front 332

worship (v)

Back 332

to pray, to show respect for god.

Front 333

layer (n)

Back 333

a thickness or amount of something that in between or on something (ex. The cake has 5 _______s inside it.)

Front 334

surface (n)

Back 334

the outside, top part of something

Front 335

ordinary (adj)

Back 335

normal, not special or unusual, common

Front 336

asteroid (n)

Back 336

a large rock that orbits the sun.

Front 337

spin (v)

Back 337

to turn around quickly (ex. I can _____a coin.)

Front 338

swirl (v)

Back 338

to move around and around quickly (The water swirls in the sink.)

Front 339

cap (n)

Back 339

the top part of something, or a soft hat

Front 340

probe (n)

Back 340

a long thin tool that you use to see difficult things (The _______ explored Mars.)

Front 341

tornado (n)

Back 341

a very bad storm where the wind spins around very quickly.

Front 342

band (n)

Back 342

A thin, flat material that goes around something (ex. Jupiter has many bands around it.)

Front 343

distant (adj)

Back 343

very far away (ex. The Sun is _________ from the Earth.)

Front 344

several (adj)

Back 344

more than two, but not very many (Ex. There are ________ sheep in the field).

Front 345

lump (n)

Back 345

A peice of sth solid of any size or shape (Ex. There is a ______ of sugar.)

Front 346

form (v)

Back 346

to make (Ex. They _______ed a group to win the game.)

Front 347

crash (v)

Back 347

to hit something hard, or fall down to the land (Ex. The rock ________es to Earth.)

Front 348

appear (v)

Back 348

to be seen, to come into sight (ex. The movie star suddenly appeared on T.V.)

Front 349

cover (n)

Back 349

to put sth on or in front of sth in order to hide or protect it. (Ex. The blanket ________ the toy.)

Front 350

beneath (prep)

Back 350

underneath (under sth)

Front 351

attach (v)

Back 351

to join forever (my arm is ______ ed to my body)

Front 352

stretch (v)

Back 352

to pull sth so that it becomes longer (ex. In the morning I always _______).

Front 353

messages (n)

Back 353

a written or spoken piece of information (Ex. my friend wasn't at home, so I left a _______.)

Front 354

tube (n)

Back 354

a long hollow pipe made of glass (Ex. There are many__________ running through my body.)

Front 355

pump (v)

Back 355

to make gas or liquid go somewhere (Ex. My heart _____s blood around my body.)

Front 356

beat (v)

Back 356

to make a fast (rapid) sound made (ex. My heart beats 80 times a minute.)

Front 357

weight (n)

Back 357

how heavy something is (ex. My _____ is 45 kg.)

Front 358

corner (n)

Back 358

where to edges/sides meet (A square has 4 ________s.)

Front 359

scream (v)

Back 359

A loud high cry made by a sb who is frightened. (I ______ when I saw the ghost.)

Front 360

fear (n)

Back 360

The *name* of the feeling you have when you are scared.

Front 361

stride (v)

Back 361

to walk with long steps (big walk)

Front 362

concrete (n)

Back 362

Sth hard that buildings are made from (Ex. _____, plastic and metal can all make things.)

Front 363

dozen (n)

Back 363

12

Front 364

foot (n)

Back 364

how long st is (Ex. I am six _____ tall.)

Front 365

dormitory (n)

Back 365

a room where many people can sleep (Ex. There is a big _________in my school.)

Front 366

punish (v)

Back 366

To make somebody feel bad (or hurt) because you think you did sth bad (Ex. The teacher often _________es bad students.)

Front 367

hesitate (v)

Back 367

to stop before you doing sth (Sophie __________ed at the window when she saw the BFG.)

Front 368

shadow (n)

Back 368

the shape of an object made when light can go through it. (Ex. The clouds __________ run across the countryside.)

Front 369

shadowy (adj)

Back 369

A place that has many shadows; dark

Front 370

straighten (v)

Back 370

to make sth straight

Front 371

spectacular (adj)

Back 371

amazing; great to look at

Front 372

pair (n)

Back 372

two of something (Ex. I have a pair of shoes)

Front 373

flash (v)

Back 373

a quick sudden light (Ex. When I turn the light on and off it ______es.)

Front 374

pavement (n)

Back 374

sidewalk

Front 375

trumpet (n)

Back 375

a long thin instrument (Ex. I can play the guitar, violin and the ______.)

Front 376

corner (n)

Back 376

where two edges of something meet. (The table has 4 _________s.)

Front 377

scream (v)

Back 377

to make a short, loud, high noise: (The girls _______ed when they saw a ghost.)

Front 378

fear (v)

Back 378

to be frightened of sth terrible, (I ____ the monster will eat me.)

Front 379

stride (v)

Back 379

to take a long step (The tall man's steps were really ________.)

Front 380

concrete (n)

Back 380

what buildings are made from (The building was made from red bricks and gray ________.)

Front 381

dozen (n)

Back 381

twelve (The baker baked a _______pies.)

Front 382

foot (n)

Back 382

1 _____ = 30 centimeters: (Feet are used to tell how sth is.)

Front 383

cannibal (n)

Back 383

a man who eats other men. (The ______likes to eat small boys.)

Front 384

gallop (v)

Back 384

to move forwards very fast (The horse ______s down the mountain.)

Front 385

flavor (n)

Back 385

how something tastes, (Stinky tofu smells bad, but it has a good ______.)

Front 386

confused (adj)

Back 386

not understand something well (The student was ________in class)

Front 387

disgusting (adj)

Back 387

terrible taste, ugly (Snozzcumbers taste _________.)

Front 388

author (n)

Back 388

the writer of a book (ex. The ______ wrote the book.)

Front 389

setting (n)

Back 389

where/when a story is (ex. The book's _______ was in giant country.)

Front 390

describe (v)

Back 390

to talk about sth (using adjs), (ex. Please ________the giants for me.)

Front 391

description (n)

Back 391

to talk about sth (using adjs), (ex. Please give me a _______ of the giants.)

Front 392

predict (v)

Back 392

to say what will happen next/in the future (ex. I ________the BFG won't eat Sophie in the next chapter.)

Front 393

punish (v)

Back 393

to make someone do sth because they were naughty (bad) (ex. The teacher _______es the student for talking in class.)

Front 394

empty (adj)

Back 394

nothing inside (ex. The bottle was _______ after I drank all the milk.)

Front 395

foul (adj)

Back 395

bad, not good, bad to smell (ex.His socks had a _______ smell.)

Front 396

rotten (adj)

Back 396

bad, not good to eat (ex. The meat was ________ because I didn't put it in the fridge.)

Front 397

honorable (adj)

Back 397

to do the right thing (ex. The BFG was an _________ giant.)

Front 398

runt (n)

Back 398

the smallest baby in a family (ex. That dog is the ______in the family.)

Front 399

bare (adj)

Back 399

not having any covering (ex. The giants were _____except for a cloth on their waists.)

Front 400

certain (adj)

Back 400

sure (ex.I'm not ________, but I think the answer is '(b).')

Front 401

spit (v)

Back 401

to push sth out of your mouth (ex.In Beijing, people often _____ on the road.

Front 402

burst (v)

Back 402

to come out suddenly or quickly (ex. The snozzcumber _______out of the bloodbottler's mouth.)

Front 403

patient (adj)

Back 403

able to stay calm and not get angry quickly (ex. She can't be patient for a long time.)

Front 404

forbidden (adj)

Back 404

not allowed, sb doesn't let you do sth (ex. They were _________ from going upstairs at the party.)

Front 405

burp (v)

Back 405

to make a noise after air comes out of your mouth (ex. He finished his dinner and _______ed loudly.)

Front 406

fizzy (adj)

Back 406

having many bubbles (usually a drink) (Ex. _________ drinks like Soda, cola and lemonade are popular in Taiwan.)

Front 407

rule (n)

Back 407

A thing that tells you what you can and can't do (ex. This game has many rules to play it.)

Front 408

ought (auxillary)

Back 408

should do, (Ex. I ________ to sleep every day.)

Front 409

nook and cranny (ph)

Back 409

in every place (ex. I lost my keys so I looked in every _____ ____ ______.)

Front 410

mist (n)

Back 410

to cover or be covered by mist (ex. The mirror always has ______ when I take a hot shower.)

Front 411

stare (v)

Back 411

To look at sb/sth for a long time (ex. Everybody likes to _____ at the moviestar.)

Front 412

invisible (adj)

Back 412

cannot see sth (or sb) (ex. We couldn't see the ghost because it was ________.)

Front 413

trust (v)

Back 413

to know someone will do sth, have confidence in sb (ex. I _______ my brother because he always helps me.

Front 414

menu (n)

Back 414

the book (or paper) used to order food/drinks in a restaurant (ex. This restaurant doesn't have a _______.)

Front 415

cage (n)

Back 415

A box used to keep an animal so it can't escape (Ex. There is a rabbit in the _______.)

Front 416

wink (v)

Back 416

to close and open one eye (or both) very quickly (Ex. Mandy _______s at Allen).

Front 417

violent (adj)

Back 417

do very angry things (Ex. Bill Sykes was very ________.)

Front 418

fierce (adj)

Back 418

angry and aggressive (ex.People are scared of a ____ thing.)

Front 419

once in a blue moon (phrase)

Back 419

very rarely, hardly ever, (He only lives in Canada, so I only to there _____ __ _ ____ _____.)

Front 420

separate (v)

Back 420

to make 2 things not together (ex. I _________ed the apple to give my friends.)

Front 421

alive (adj)

Back 421

not dead (ex. He is ______ now.)

Front 422

remind (v)

Back 422

to say/do sth to help remember sth (The list can help to remind her of what she needs to do.)

Front 423

label (n)

Back 423

a paper on a jar or box (ex. You should put a _____ on your book.)

Front 424

invisible (adj)

Back 424

not able to be seen (ex. Bacteria is _________ to our eyes.)

Front 425

rubbish (n)

Back 425

garbage, trash (ex. You are talking _______. I throw the _______ in the trash bin.)

Front 426

dawn (n)

Back 426

the light at the start of a day (before sunrise)

Front 427

dusk (n)

Back 427

the light at the end of the day (after sunset)

Front 428

distant (n)

Back 428

far away, not near (ex. Taipei is distant from my home.)

Front 429

unexpectedly (adv)

Back 429

not expected, something happened that you didn't expect (or think would happen)

Front 430

expect (v)

Back 430

something that you think will happen (I __________ that it will rain in 5 mins.)

Front 431

terrified (adj)

Back 431

very frightened

Front 432

murmured (v)

Back 432

to speak quietly, softly

Front 433

determined (adj)

Back 433

to try very hard to finish something,decide to do sth

Front 434

palace (n)

Back 434

a king or queen's home

Front 435

traffic (n)

Back 435

all the vehicles (cars and trucks) on a road

Front 436

statue (n)

Back 436

a figure made of stone or metal

Front 437

maid (n)

Back 437

a female servant

Front 438

curtains (n)

Back 438

cloth that cover the windows (ex. I always open the _______in the morning.)

Front 439

mystery (n)

Back 439

something unknown or not understood

Front 440

nightie (n)

Back 440

clothes that girls wear to sleep in

Front 441

situation (n)

Back 441

all the things happening to someone, what is happening to them etc...;

Front 442

ceiling (n)

Back 442

the top surface of a room

Front 443

faint (v)

Back 443

to fall down when surprised, tired, sick etc...

Front 444

clear as crystal (ph)

Back 444

to understand or see/hear something clearly

Front 445

atlas(n)

Back 445

a book of maps and charts

Front 446

exactly(adv)

Back 446

100% true, absolutely right

Front 447

moustache(n)

Back 447

hair that men grow on their upper lip

Front 448

blank(adj)

Back 448

empty, not filled

Front 449

curiosity killed the cat(ph)

Back 449

the cat was too curious so it died.

Front 450

continue(v)

Back 450

don't stop, go on ahead

Front 451

postive(n)

Back 451

(+) a good meaning, greater than 0

Front 452

negative(n)

Back 452

(-) a bad meaning, less than 0

Front 453

pain(n)

Back 453

a feeling of being hurt (ex. There's a lot of pain in my arm.)

Front 454

hook(n)

Back 454

where you hang something (Ex. a picture, a jacket)

Front 455

revolting(adj)

Back 455

disgusting, dirty, not nice at all

Front 456

hag(n)

Back 456

an ugly old woman

Front 457

warts(n)

Back 457

something that grows on your face (usually unwanted)

Front 458

pay back(v)

Back 458

to do something bad to someone after they played a trick on you. (also *pay* money *back*).

Front 459

plot(v)

Back 459

to think up a plan to do something

Front 460

shrink(v)

Back 460

to make/become smaller

Front 461

itchy(adj)

Back 461

unpleasant feeling that makes you want to scratch

Front 462

sneak(v)

Back 462

not being heard (to creep)

Front 463

bitter(adj)

Back 463

not sweet (ex. The medicine tastes ______.)

Front 464

gradual(adj)

Back 464

slowly over time

Front 465

cure(n)

Back 465

this will stop a disease and help you

Front 466

marvelous(adj)

Back 466

wonderful

Front 467

string(n)

Back 467

thin rope used to tie things together

Front 468

iron(n)

Back 468

a very common kind of metal (Ex. If I don't paint my _____ bicycle, it will rust.)

Front 469

celebrate(v)

Back 469

to have a party for a reason (Ex. ___________ Thanksgiving, ________ New Years Eve)

Front 470

fury(n)

Back 470

anger, rage

Front 471

belong to(v)

Back 471

to own (Ex. This books _______ to me.)

Front 472

supper(n)

Back 472

the last meal of the day, a snack

Front 473

rage(n)

Back 473

fury, great anger

Front 474

miserable(adj)

Back 474

sad (Ex. That boy is _______ because his mom just died.)

Front 475

balance(v)

Back 475

not falling down when you do something (Ex. In the circus, the man always walks and __________es carefully to avoid falling down.)

Front 476

explore(v)

Back 476

to go somewhere and discover sth new.

Front 477

wave(v)

Back 477

to move your hand from side to side when saying hello/goodbye.

Front 478

language(n)

Back 478

French, Chinese and English are all l________es.

Front 479

obedient(adj)

Back 479

do what you're told to do, (or ordered to do)

Front 480

order(v)

Back 480

to tell somebody what to do (Ex. My teacher _____ed us to do our homework after we finish the test.)

Front 481

branch(n)

Back 481

part of a tree (Ex. The ____ has many spiky br______.)

Front 482

reach (v)

Back 482

to try to hold onto/get something far away

Front 483

perhaps (adv)

Back 483

it's possible that, maybe

Front 484

furniture(n)

Back 484

objects (things) such as tables, chairs etc... used to fill a living area

Front 485

entire (adj)

Back 485

whole, complete

Front 486

demon (n)

Back 486

a evil creature that lives in hell (not an angel)

Front 487

pattern (n)

Back 487

shapes, lines or colors on a surface to improve how it looks

Front 488

concentrate (v)

Back 488

give all your thinking to one thing only, give your attention to one thing only

Front 489

mention (v)

Back 489

to speak about something in a few words (not a lot)

Front 490

beg your pardon (idiom)

Back 490

I'm sorry, please excuse me

Front 491

carpet (n)

Back 491

covers the entire floor, made of wool or heavy material

Front 492

ornaments (n)

Back 492

something small you make to decorate something bigger (ex. We made __________s to decorate the Christmas Tree.)

Front 493

squash (v)

Back 493

to make sth small by pushing down on it (pressing it); crush

Front 494

it's not my fault (ph)

Back 494

I didn't do 'it' - I didn't break the glass. ___ ___ ___ _____.

Front 495

get free (v)

Back 495

become free; escape

Front 496

occasion (n)

Back 496

a time/place where something happens.

Front 497

starve (v)

Back 497

to die by not eating

Front 498

proper (adj)

Back 498

the right way, correct way to do something

Front 499

invent (v)

Back 499

to make something never made by anyone before

Front 500

afford (v)

Back 500

have the money or time to be able to do something (i.e I can _____ to buy that watch.)

Front 501

eagerly (adv)

Back 501

to really want to do something, keen, happy to do something

Front 502

colossal (adj)

Back 502

extremely big

Front 503

scent (n)

Back 503

the smell of something

Front 504

delicate (adj)

Back 504

will break very easily, not strong, thin or weak

Front 505

factory (n)

Back 505

where sth is made (ex. The computer is made in the computer _________.)

Front 506

cement (n)

Back 506

glues bricks together to build walls & buildings

Front 507

recipe (n)

Back 507

step-by-step instructions on how to make food (ex. I always read the ______ when I make cake.)

Front 508

astonishment (n)

Back 508

to be filled with sudden surprise or amazement

Front 509

column (n)

Back 509

a vertical line that goes from top to bottom

Front 510

row (n)

Back 510

a horizontal line that goes from left-right (or right-left)

Front 511

chimney (n)

Back 511

part of a house on the roof, where the smoke for a fire comes out

Front 512

machines (n)

Back 512

sth man-made from a number of parts to do something

Front 513

spy (v)

Back 513

to work as a spy, to learn the secrets of one country (company) for the government of another (or another company)

Front 514

spies (n)

Back 514

sb who tries to learn the secrets of one country for the government of another

Front 515

melt (v)

Back 515

to go from a solid state --> a liquid one (Ex. Ice _____s in summer).

Front 516

genius (n)

Back 516

someone who is more intelligent than 99% of other people (Ex. Einstein was a _____.)

Front 517

parade (n)

Back 517

a large number of people playing music and dressed up to celebrate a special occasion (Ex. At Chinese New Year there are many ________s in Hong Kong.)

Front 518

spoilt (adj)

Back 518

good before then became bad or a girl or boy who acts badly because they are always given everything they wanted

Front 519

ticket (n)

Back 519

a piece of paper that shows you paid money to do/see something

Front 520

scene (n)

Back 520

a time or place where something happened (Ex. At the _____ of the fight, many people gathered to watch.)

Front 521

securely (adv)

Back 521

fixed, safe, free from fear or danger

Front 522

imagine (v)

Back 522

to create an image of sth in your head (mind) (Ex. I can't ________ you on a boat because you hate them so much.)

Front 523

amidst (prep.)

Back 523

in the middle of, among

Front 524

nonsense (n)

Back 524

silliness, not true, rubbish, sth that doesn't make sense

Front 525

spoil (v)

Back 525

to cause sth to go from good to bad (become bad), (Ex. Don't paint the bike red or you will ______ it.)

Front 526

tremendous (adj)

Back 526

great, large

Front 527

creamy (adj)

Back 527

tastes like cream, has a lot of cream inside

Front 528

occasion (n)

Back 528

a time/place where something happens.

Front 529

starve (v)

Back 529

to die by not eating

Front 530

proper (adj)

Back 530

the right way

Front 531

invent (v)

Back 531

to make something never made by anyone before

Front 532

afford (v)

Back 532

have the money or time to be able to do something (i.e I can _____ to buy that watch.)

Front 533

eagerly (adv)

Back 533

to really want to do something

Front 534

colossal (adj)

Back 534

extremely big

Front 535

scent (n)

Back 535

the smell of something

Front 536

delicate (adj)

Back 536

will break very easily

Front 537

factory (n)

Back 537

where sth is made (ex. The computer is made in the computer _________.)

Front 538

cement (n)

Back 538

glues bricks together to build walls & buildings

Front 539

recipe (n)

Back 539

step-by-step instructions on how to make food (ex. I always read the ______ when I make cake.)

Front 540

astonishment (n)

Back 540

to be filled with sudden surprise or amazement

Front 541

column (n)

Back 541

a vertical line that goes from top to bottom

Front 542

row (n)

Back 542

a horizontal line that goes from left-right (or right-left)

Front 543

chimney (n)

Back 543

part of a house on the roof

Front 544

machines (n)

Back 544

sth man-made from a number of parts to do something

Front 545

spy (v)

Back 545

to work as a spy

Front 546

spies (n)

Back 546

sb who tries to learn the secrets of one country for the government of another

Front 547

melt (v)

Back 547

to go from a solid state --> a liquid one (Ex. Ice _____s in summer).

Front 548

genius (n)

Back 548

someone who is more intelligent than 99% of other people (Ex. Einstein was a _____.)

Front 549

parade (n)

Back 549

a large number of people playing music and dressed up to celebrate a special occasion (Ex. At Chinese New Year there are many ________s in Hong Kong.)

Front 550

spoilt (adj)

Back 550

good before then became bad or a girl or boy who acts badly because they are always given everything they wanted

Front 551

ticket (n)

Back 551

a piece of paper that shows you paid money to do/see something

Front 552

scene (n)

Back 552

a time or place where something happened (Ex. At the _____ of the fight

Front 553

securely (adv)

Back 553

fixed

Front 554

imagine (v)

Back 554

to create an image of sth in your head (mind) (Ex. I can't ________ you on a boat because you hate them so much.)

Front 555

amidst (prep.)

Back 555

in the middle of

Front 556

nonsense (n)

Back 556

silliness

Front 557

spoil (v)

Back 557

to cause sth to go from good to bad (become bad)

Front 558

tremendous (adj)

Back 558

great

Front 559

creamy (adj)

Back 559

tastes like cream

Front 560

prepare(v)

Back 560

to make ready before hand (Ex. We always __________food before cooking)

Front 561

chance(n)

Back 561

an opportunity

Front 562

calm(adj)

Back 562

peaceful

Front 563

tear(v)

Back 563

to rip

Front 564

skinny(adj)

Back 564

very thin

Front 565

interrupt(v)

Back 565

to stop someone from doing something (usually speaking)

Front 566

ancient(adj)

Back 566

extremely old

Front 567

appetite(n)

Back 567

how hungry you are (Ex. My cat always has a large ________

Front 568

refuse(v)

Back 568

won't do something (Ex. I __________ to do the homework because it is too difficult.)

Front 569

search(v)

Back 569

to look for something thoroughly

Front 570

stationery(n)

Back 570

pens

Front 571

luscious(adj)

Back 571

delicious

Front 572

perfect(adj)

Back 572

completely true

Front 573

recess(n)

Back 573

the time after class (i.e. a break or going home time)

Front 574

desperate(adj)

Back 574

hopeless

Front 575

familiar(adj)

Back 575

you already know something about it

Front 576

damp (adj)

Back 576

a little wet

Front 577

bulged (adj)

Back 577

sticks out a little (i.e because something inside is pushing outwards)

Front 578

precious (adj)

Back 578

special to you

Front 579

pillow (n)

Back 579

where you put your head at night

Front 580

wild (adj)

Back 580

crazy

Front 581

miracle (n)

Back 581

a wonderful or amazing thing (or event)

Front 582

pure (adj)

Back 582

100% true

Front 583

invitation (n)

Back 583

a piece of paper inviting you to do something

Front 584

instructions (n)

Back 584

a list of sentences that tells you how to do (or make) something

Front 585

deserve (v)

Back 585

to be given something because you did something great or you are the best person to do.

Front 586

gate (n)

Back 586

a kind of door

Front 587

energetic (adj)

Back 587

having a lot of energy

Front 588

corridor (n)

Back 588

a long room with many doors on either side

Front 589

overjoyed (adj)

Back 589

more than happy

Front 590

climate (n)

Back 590

what the weather is like in one place

Front 591

visitor (n)

Back 591

someone who visits a place

Front 592

mischievous (adj)

Back 592

to make trouble

Front 593

shriek (v/n)

Back 593

to cry loudly

Front 594

terrific (adj)

Back 594

wonderful or great

Front 595

immediately (adv)

Back 595

to do something right away

Front 596

instant (n)

Back 596

a very short period of time

Front 597

charming (adj)

Back 597

very likable

Front 598

sparkling (adj)

Back 598

to give off many rays of light

Front 599

private (adj)

Back 599

belonging only to you (or a group of people)

Front 600

row (v)

Back 600

to move a boat forward by human power alone

Front 601

yacht (n)

Back 601

a small kind of boat

Front 602

pipe (n)

Back 602

something long and narrow that is used to move gas or liquid from one place to another

Front 603

astonishment (n)

Back 603

a feeling of surprise or amazement

Front 604

tunnel (n)

Back 604

an underground corridor that takes you from A to B

Front 605

whip (n)

Back 605

a long

Front 606

violet (adj)

Back 606

a dark color between blue and purple

Front 607

believe (v)

Back 607

to accept what someone says is true - If I say the sky is red

Front 608

dessert (n)

Back 608

what you eat *after* dinner

Front 609

satisfy (v)

Back 609

to feel good about completing something well

Front 610

fabulous (adj)

Back 610

really great

Front 611

peculiar (adj)

Back 611

strange

Front 612

dumb (adj)

Back 612

not able to talk properly

Front 613

survive (v)

Back 613

to continue to live in a dangerous place

Front 614

jet (n)

Back 614

something (a liquid or gas) that bursts out under great pressure

Front 615

steam (n)

Back 615

water after boiling

Front 616

lick (v)

Back 616

to taste something with your tongue

Front 617

drunk (adj)

Back 617

how you feel after drinking too much alcohol

Front 618

mumble (v)

Back 618

to speak low and not clearly

Front 619

anxiously (adv)

Back 619

to do something with an uneasy

Front 620

rush (v)

Back 620

in a hurry to do something

Front 621

pay attention (v)

Back 621

to look and listen to someone or something

Front 622

anxiously (adv)

Back 622

nervously

Front 623

furious (adj)

Back 623

really angry

Front 624

down the drain (ph)

Back 624

no reason for something

Front 625

paw (n)

Back 625

an animal's foot

Front 626

trained (v)

Back 626

taught how to behave or how to do something *very* well

Front 627

knuckles (n)

Back 627

the *joints* between your fingers and the rest of your hand

Front 628

scold (v)

Back 628

to shout at somebody for doing something bad

Front 629

press (v)

Back 629

to push down on something (Ex. a button)

Front 630

button (n)

Back 630

something small and round that does something when you press it (Ex. An elevator has ******s for each floor.)

Front 631

label (n)

Back 631

a piece of paper that tells you what is inside something (Ex. on a jar

Front 632

alongside (prep)

Back 632

by the side of

Front 633

pistol (n)

Back 633

a kind of small gun

Front 634

talkative (adj)

Back 634

likes to talk a lot

Front 635

instantly (adv)

Back 635

right now

Front 636

steep (adj)

Back 636

having a sharp slope - how difficult a mountain side is to walk up

Front 637

gradual (adj)

Back 637

having a gentle slope - easy to walk up

Front 638

commercial (advert) (n)

Back 638

a sign/time on television that tries you sell you something you want

Front 639

helmet (n)

Back 639

a hat to keep your head safe

Front 640

result (n)

Back 640

something that happens because you did something. (EX. After the game the ****** was 3:1).

Front 641

wavy (adj)

Back 641

an up and down line

Front 642

midget (n)

Back 642

a bad name for a little person (not dwarf)

Front 643

elastic (adj)

Back 643

a material that you can stretch easily to fit any shape

Front 644

vitamin (n)

Back 644

something you can eat to give you good health (EX. A

Front 645

fantasy (n)

Back 645

something not real

Front 646

imagination (n)

Back 646

the name for the part of your brain that let's you create ideas and crazy stories

Front 647

longing (n)

Back 647

a feeling of wanting something badly

Front 648

hover (v)

Back 648

to fly but stay in one place

Front 649

bear (v)

Back 649

can't stand something anymore

Front 650

squeeze (v)

Back 650

to put pressure on something to get something from it (Ex. I always ****** an orange to make orange juice.)

Front 651

arrangement (n)

Back 651

a plan you have made

Front 652

impulsive (adj)

Back 652

always likes to do something immediately without thinking about what will happen afterwards

Front 653

despair (v)

Back 653

to experience a deep sad feeling

Front 654

of course (ph)

Back 654

sure

Front 655

argument (n)

Back 655

the name for the time when two or people argue

Front 656

ruin (n)

Back 656

the name for the remains of something ancient (very old)

Front 657

architect

Back 657

I draw the homes and buildings where people live and work

Front 658

astronaut

Back 658

I go into space to to help mankind learn about the universe.

Front 659

barber

Back 659

I cut people's hair all day.

Front 660

bus driver

Back 660

I drive people around town in a bus.

Front 661

businessman

Back 661

I work for myself in business.

Front 662

butcher

Back 662

I cut up meat and sell it too.

Front 663

carpenter

Back 663

I cut and shape and wood to make what we need.

Front 664

cashier

Back 664

I take your money when you want to buy something.

Front 665

cleaner

Back 665

I keep where you wrok clean and safe.

Front 666

chauffeur

Back 666

I drive people where they need to go.

Front 667

cook

Back 667

I work in a kitchen making food for us to eat.

Front 668

doctor

Back 668

I cure people who are sick and need my help.

Front 669

dentist

Back 669

I look after your teeth and make sure you're brushing them!

Front 670

detective

Back 670

I find the solutions to mysteries around us.

Front 671

dustman

Back 671

I collect your trash and take it somewhere safe to get rid of.

Front 672

electrician

Back 672

I check your electrics and keep them safe in your house.

Front 673

farmer

Back 673

I grow the crops that we need to eat.

Front 674

fireman

Back 674

I fight fires and keep our towns and cities safe.

Front 675

gardener

Back 675

I make gardens look beautiful.

Front 676

hairdresser

Back 676

I make hair look cool and stylish.

Front 677

home builder

Back 677

I build the homes we need to live in.

Front 678

lawyer

Back 678

I work in a court house to put bad people in prison.

Front 679

maid

Back 679

I help to clean your room and homes every day.

Front 680

mechanic

Back 680

I fix your car when it's broken.

Front 681

nurse

Back 681

I work in a hospital and help doctors cure sick people.

Front 682

optician

Back 682

I check your eyesight and help you see this beautiful world.

Front 683

painter

Back 683

I paint people's homes and make beautiful art

Front 684

plumber

Back 684

I check your pipes to make sure there are no leaks.

Front 685

policeman

Back 685

I make sure everyone follows the law and gets along together.

Front 686

politician

Back 686

I work for your government to help run (govern) the country.

Front 687

postman

Back 687

I deliver the mail every day.

Front 688

reporter

Back 688

I record the news for a newspaper or TV station

Front 689

salesman

Back 689

I sell things to people.

Front 690

scientist

Back 690

I do experiments and ask questions about the world around me

Front 691

sculptor

Back 691

I make beautiful pieces of art in 3D for people to enjoy.

Front 692

secretary

Back 692

I work in an office to help my boss organize his day.

Front 693

singer

Back 693

I sing to make people happy. People like to buy my songs.

Front 694

surgeon

Back 694

I help make really sick people well again.

Front 695

tailor

Back 695

I help you to fit your new clothing.

Front 696

teacher

Back 696

I teach students how to be the best person they can be.

Front 697

veterinarian

Back 697

I cure sick animals.

Front 698

waitress

Back 698

I work in cafes and restaurants to take your order and bring your food.

Front 699

a feeling of success after winning something or getting something you wanted (n)

Back 699

triumph

Front 700

to go backwards (Ex. The car *******d backwards in the parking lot.) (v)

Back 700

reverse

Front 701

straight from left to right (Ex. I always write *********ly, never vertically). (adj)

Back 701

horizontal

Front 702

straight from top to bottom (Ex. Walls are usually *******.) (adj)

Back 702

vertical

Front 703

A crazy person (Ex. Many people think that Willy Wonka is a ******). (n)

Back 703

maniac

Front 704

to pay attention to something and nothing else (Ex. I always ********* on my test.) (v)

Back 704

concentrate

Front 705

all the people who work for a company, a group of workers (n)

Back 705

staff

Front 706

the boss, someone who manages people and who gets paid more money (n)

Back 706

manager

Front 707

someone who helps someone to do something, usually paid less money (n)

Back 707

assistant

Front 708

a person who does office work like filing, typing etc..., usually sits behind the front desk (n)

Back 708

clerk

Front 709

to keep something for something so nobody else will take it (Ex. The bookstore ******* this book, so they won't sell it to anyone else.) (v)

Back 709

reserve

Front 710

a cook, someone who works in a kitchen and gets paid, a job (n)

Back 710

chef

Front 711

to make someone lose their job (Ex. I'm so sad because my boss ***** me.) (v)

Back 711

fired

Front 712

a stupid person, an idiot, buffoon, fool (n)

Back 712

nitwit

Front 713

to change how you look so nobody recognizes you (Ex.The insect ****d its color so wasn't eaten.) (v)

Back 713

disguise

Front 714

to go around something in a circle (Ex. Everyone knows that the moon *****s the Earth). (v)

Back 714

orbit

Front 715

the part of your house that protects you from the weather (n)

Back 715

roof

Front 716

not able to hear anything (Ex. The **** person can't sadly hear anything.) (adj)

Back 716

deaf

Front 717

to interrupt by making noise or taking away attention from sth (v) (Ex. The noisy students *******ed the rest of the class.)

Back 717

disturb

Front 718

acting with great force or angrily, can hurt (Ex. The angry man fought ****** with the stranger.) (adv)

Back 718

violently

Front 719

responsible for flying a plane from A to B (n)

Back 719

pilot

Front 720

to work or run (Ex. Anybody can ******** a telephone, but can you ******* an airplane.) (v)

Back 720

operate

Front 721

needs attention immediately, a dangerous situation (n) (Ex. The ambulance drove quickly to the accident because it was an ********.)

Back 721

emergency

Front 722

immediately, right away, not a second sooner (adv)

Back 722

urgently

Front 723

experiencing envy, to want something that isn't yours, jealous (Ex. I'm very ****** of your new Nintendo 3DS). (adj)

Back 723

envious

Front 724

the leader of a foreign country (Ex. ******* Medhevedev is the leader of Russia.) (n)

Back 724

premier

Front 725

the second in command after the President (n)

Back 725

Vice-President

Front 726

the boss of something (Ex. My dad is the ***** of police.) (n)

Back 726

chief

Front 727

a high ranking position in the army (Ex. There are many ******s in the army) (n)

Back 727

general

Front 728

people who protect a country at sea (n)

Back 728

navy

Front 729

people who protect a country in the air (n)

Back 729

airforce

Front 730

all about money (Ex. If you want to learn about money, learn about ******) (n)

Back 730

finance

Front 731

to fix, repair (v)

Back 731

mend

Front 732

the entrance area to a hotel on the first floor (n)

Back 732

lobby

Front 733

to understand what something means or to translate (v)

Back 733

interpret

Front 734

respectful of other people, not prideful about what you've done in life (adj)

Back 734

humble

Front 735

to stop someone because they broke the law. (Ex. The policeman ****** the thief.) (v)

Back 735

arrest

Front 736

given a lot of respect by other people (Ex. The swimmer was honored by everyone after winning his race.) (adj)

Back 736

honored

Front 737

not yet finished, to still sth after others have gone (Ex. There are still 3 cookies ******ing on the table.) (v)

Back 737

remain

Front 738

don't pay attention to sb or sth (v)

Back 738

ignore

Front 739

to send your army into a country so you can be the ruler (Ex. In 1939, Germany ******ed Poland). (v)

Back 739

invade

Front 740

to want something so much that you do anything to get it (adj)

Back 740

ambitious

Front 741

to follow rules, to do what someone tells you to do (Ex. I always **** the school rules.)(v)

Back 741

obey

Front 742

able to do something because sb said you could (Ex. My mom gave me ******* to paint on the wall.)(n)

Back 742

permission

Front 743

not nice, evil, horrible (Ex. Billy Sykes was a very ***** man.) (adj)

Back 743

cruel

Front 744

something you did that wasn't easy (Ex. Thank you for all your *****s to finish this essay) (n)

Back 744

effort

Front 745

to swallow down (v)

Back 745

gulp

Front 746

to do well at something (Ex. My sister ****** in winning the swimming race.) (v)

Back 746

succeed

Front 747

to give advice to someone, tell your opinion on how to do something (Ex. The doctor *****ed me to eat more fruit.) (v)

Back 747

advise

Front 748

to hurt part of your body, making it turn purple or red (v)

Back 748

bruise

Front 749

to say sorry for something (Ex. I *********ed for shouting at my sister.) (v)

Back 749

apologize

Front 750

salted, smoked meat from a pig's back or sides (n)

Back 750

bacon

Front 751

not often seen at all (Ex. The leopard is very **** in South America.) (adj)

Back 751

rare

Front 752

to travel to work from a place (Ex. I ****** to work every day by car.) (v)

Back 752

commute

Front 753

used to slow down something falling (Ex. You need a ***** if you jump out of an airplane) (n)

Back 753

parachute

Front 754

exactly, 100% true, precisely (v) (Ex. The king has ******power to do what he wants.) (adj)

Back 754

absolute

Front 755

to stop yourself doing something (Ex. I always try to ***** doing my homework). (v)

Back 755

avoid

Front 756

to help something do sth (Ex. I **** my mom * **** with the washing.) (ph)

Back 756

lend a hand

Front 757

an unwanted effect from taking medicine (Ex. The *** **** from the medicine gave me a headache). (n)

Back 757

side effect

Front 758

cannot be explained, difficult to describe. (Ex. The ghost house was very *********.) (adj)

Back 758

mysterious

Front 759

to show off, to tell everyone how great - you are (v)

Back 759

boast

Front 760

go back and forth quickly many times (Ex. My phone ****** when someone is calling me.) (v)

Back 760

vibrate

Front 761

quick, fast (Ex. I ran **** to the department store.) (adj)

Back 761

rapid

Front 762

not simple, having many parts (Ex. I can not do this *****) (adj)

Back 762

complicated

Front 763

something of great interest to someone (Ex. I don't know what it is... it's a real ********.) (n)

Back 763

curiosity

Front 764

something very important to someone, worth a lot, expensive (Ex. My earrings are very ******to me.)(adj)

Back 764

valuable

Front 765

something with great value to you, expensive (Ex. My daughter is ***** to me.) (adj)

Back 765

precious

Front 766

having no hair (Ex. My dad has no hair. He is ****.) (adj)

Back 766

bald

Front 767

something small you swallow (usually medicine) (n)

Back 767

pill

Front 768

to speak about something in a few words (Ex. My teacher ***** we will go on a field trip, but he didn't say much.) (v)

Back 768

mention

Front 769

something amazing that happens and nobody can explain why (adj)

Back 769

miracle

Front 770

be careful about your safety (Ex. *******! Danger on the road ahead.) (n)

Back 770

caution

Front 771

be careful about your safety (Ex. *******! Danger on the road ahead.)(n)

Back 771

caution

Front 772

to disappear completely (Ex. The ghost ****** as quickly as it had appeared.)(v)

Back 772

vanish

Front 773

to think carefully about something, show good judgement (adj)

Back 773

sensible

Front 774

used to subtract two numbers (Ex.I use the **** sign to write 1-1.)(n)

Back 774

minus(-)

Front 775

used to add two numbers (Ex. I use the **** sign to write 1+1.)(n)

Back 775

plus(+)(n)

Front 776

to take away from number from another (Ex. 1-1)(v)

Back 776

subtract(-)

Front 777

to make the total number greater (bigger)(Ex.1+1)(v)

Back 777

add(+)

Front 778

zero(n)

Back 778

nought

Front 779

to close and open one eye quickly (Ex. She ****ed at the cute boy to show she liked him.)(v)

Back 779

wink

Front 780

Used to sleep under at night, keep you warm (Ex. I always sleep under a ****** in the winter.)(n)

Back 780

blanket

Front 781

to change from one thing into another (Ex. The caterpillar ******ed into a butterfly.)(v)

Back 781

transform

Front 782

easy for everyone to see it is true (Ex. It is ****** that the sky is blue.)(adj)

Back 782

obvious

Front 783

to believe something but not a lot (Ex. I ****** what you say is true, but I'm still unsure.)(v)

Back 783

suppose

Front 784

really old, a long time ago in history (Ex. That old house is really *****.)(adj)

Back 784

ancient

Front 785

interesting (Ex. I find history really ********.)(adj)

Back 785

fascinating

Front 786

to suddenly understand clearly (Ex. Kate suddenly *******d why he boss fired her.)(v)

Back 786

realize

Front 787

very far down (Ex. Whales can dive really **** underwater.)(adj)

Back 787

deep

Front 788

a person or thing as unlike another as possible, NOT (Ex. Happy is the ****** of sad.)(adj)

Back 788

opposite

Front 789

to make, to give life to something (Ex. He ******ed flowers from inside his jacket for the girl)(v)

Back 789

produce

Front 790

always on, never stops (Ex. The clock is ****** because it never stops.)(adj)

Back 790

constant

Front 791

to control, be the boss of (Ex. He ******* me when I made the wedding cake for the first time.) (v)

Back 791

supervise

Front 792

folds in your skin caused by aging (Ex. My grandma has many wrinkles in her face.) (n)

Back 792

wrinkles

Front 793

wonderful, fantastic, having great beauty (Ex. Everything looks so beautiful and ****** today.)(adj)

Back 793

glorious

Front 794

a place with many fruit trees (Ex. The farmer grows apples in an apple *******). (n)

Back 794

orchard

Front 795

remains calm, not get angry in any situation (Ex. My teacher has much **** to teach me.) (n)

Back 795

patience

Front 796

the age at which you stop working (Ex. My dad will ***** when he is 65.) (v)

Back 796

retire

Front 797

a feeling of trust or belief in something (Ex. I always have ****** in airplane pilots.) (n)

Back 797

confidence

Front 798

do something well, have a good result (Ex. I am ******** because I got 95% on my test) (adj)

Back 798

successful

Front 799

small insects that drink your blood (Ex. I have many ***** bites after camping.) (n)

Back 799

mosquitoes

Front 800

having no fear or danger, bravery (Ex. Soldiers always need ****** to fight.) (n)

Back 800

courage

Front 801

all the events that happened before (Ex. It's important to study *****) (n)

Back 801

history

Front 802

wearing no clothing (Ex. My nightmare is going to school *****.) (adj)

Back 802

naked

Front 803

likes to avoid work, lazy, (Ex. My cousin Eric is the most **** boy in our class)(adj)

Back 803

idle

Front 804

a persons feeling or emotion at one time (Ex. Bill Sykes was grumpy and in a bad ****.)(n)

Back 804

mood

Front 805

what happens because of something (an event) (Ex. The ****** of the game was 1:0.)(n)

Back 805

result

Front 806

your opinion on how to do something (Ex. My boss liked my ****** about my job.)(n)

Back 806

suggestion

Front 807

the person hurt by something/someone (Ex. The bully shouted at his *****.)(n)

Back 807

victim

Front 808

to make something have wrinkles (Ex. Grandma's skin had ******ed with age.)(v)

Back 808

shrivel

Front 809

being the only one, this special one (Ex. I only drink this ******* kind of cola.)(adj)

Back 809

particular

Front 810

strange, not usual (Ex. This soup tastes *******.)(adj)

Back 810

peculiar

Front 811

to fall forwards rapidly head first (usually when swimming) (Ex. I ****d into the swimming pool).(v)

Back 811

dive

Front 812

a fat cigarette (The principal always smokes big fat *****s in his office.) (n)

Back 812

cigar

Front 813

a kind of food made by beating eggs, frying, filling with food. (Ex. I love **** for breakfast.)(n)

Back 813

omelette

Front 814

able to speak a language like a native speaker (Ex. My English teacher is ***** in English).(adj)

Back 814

fluent

Front 815

to love or be really loved by (Ex. The girl really ******d her grandmamma).(v)

Back 815

adore

Front 816

not an angel, evil spirit (Ex. That boy with two horns looks like a ******.). (n)

Back 816

demon

Front 817

a sudden terror or fear in someone (Ex. Everyone ***** when they saw the ghost.) (v)

Back 817

panic

Front 818

evil, cruel or fierce (Ex. The ****** dog didn't stop attacking the young girl.). (adj)

Back 818

vicious

Front 819

to make you feel shock or horror (Ex. I was ******ed when I saw how dirty the toilet was.) (v)

Back 819

appall

Front 820

frightening, disgusting, horrible (Ex. The ******* zombie looked at me.) (adj)

Back 820

gruesome

Front 821

some time usually in school (Ex. There are three ***** every school year.) (n)

Back 821

term

Front 822

to give someone your highest feelings (honor) (Ex. I ***** people who are polite.) (v)

Back 822

respect

Front 823

something that is itchy (Ex. This terrible sweater always makes my skin ****.) (v)

Back 823

itch

Front 824

to turn something many times (Ex. I ***** the two pieces of hair together to make a braid) (v)

Back 824

twist

Front 825

a piece of paper that says who will take your property, money and children after you die (n)

Back 825

will

Front 826

with deep feelings (Ex. He ***** hopes he will gets a new bike this Christmas.) (adv)

Back 826

sincerely

Front 827

desperate

Back 827

having a lot of fear when doing something (Ex. Mom and dad were ***** when they lost their baby.) (adj)

Front 828

to go move by going over and over again in one direction (Ex. The ball ****ed along the floor.) (v)

Back 828

roll

Front 829

build, to put together many parts to make something big (Ex. I ******** my house with bricks.) (v)

Back 829

construct

Front 830

to hit a nail to join two things together (Ex. I ***** the two pieces of wood together to make my bookcase.) (v/n)

Back 830

nail

Front 831

part of the land next to the sea (Ex. I always like to go to the beach on the *****.) (n)

Back 831

coast

Front 832

disgusting, repulsive, foul (Ex. The witches breath smelled ****.) (adj)

Back 832

vile

Front 833

an agreement that meets some of, but not all, the needs of two people (Ex. My dad wouldn't buy me a car, but he let me drive his car as a *******.) (n)

Back 833

compromise

Front 834

pants, worn on your legs (Ex. In winter, I like to wear ********). (n)

Back 834

trousers

Front 835

a place you can put something inside (Ex. I always put my money in my *****.) (n)

Back 835

pocket

Front 836

to make someone do something by arguing, talking to them (Ex. I **** my dad to take me hiking this weekend.) (v)

Back 836

persuade

Front 837

having nice things that many people like (Ex. Many boys thought the pretty girl was *******.)(adj)

Back 837

attractive

Front 838

having movement, moving or changing places (Ex. The ***** of the car was too fast to see.)(n)

Back 838

motion

Front 839

a flat high area from which many people can see you (Ex. The music group performed on the *****.) (n)

Back 839

platform

Front 840

another name for a snake, used to describe a sneaky person (Ex. We couldn't hear the ***** moving through the grass.)(n)

Back 840

serpent

Front 841

like nails, part of animal's hands (Ex. Be careful! That bear has long ****.)(n)

Back 841

claws

Front 842

to only want to pay attention to one thing (Ex. I was ****** by the music.)(adj)

Back 842

mesmerized

Front 843

a good feeling after something bad happened to you (Ex. I felt some ***** after the exam.)(n)

Back 843

relief

Front 844

not from your country (Ex. There are many ******ers in Taiwan.)(n)

Back 844

foreign

Front 845

the name for a group of animals like sheep (Ex. The sheep dog had the ***** of sheep move.)(n)

Back 845

flock

Front 846

the name for a group of animals like cows (Ex. The **** of cows looked angrily at the dog.)(n)

Back 846

herd

Front 847

excellent, fantastic (Ex. This cake is ******. I could eat it all day.)(adj)

Back 847

splendid

Front 848

how to say something correctly (Ex. Many English learners have trouble *******ing their words.)(v)

Back 848

pronounce

Front 849

not private (i.e. owned by you) (Ex. I often go to the ***** hospital when I am sick.)(n)

Back 849

public

Front 850

the skin on the top of your head (Ex. My scalp is very itchy.)(n)

Back 850

scalp

Front 851

so ugly you can't even look at it (Ex. The Grand High Witch's fase was ******.)(adj)

Back 851

repulsive

Front 852

something you wear on your face to stop people recognizing you (n)

Back 852

mask

Front 853

to leave your job (Ex. I ******ed from my job because I wasn't paid enough money.) (v)

Back 853

resign

Front 854

a number of things on top of one another (Ex. All the clothes together made a small **** on the bedroom floor.)(n)

Back 854

pile

Front 855

a terrible smell or to make a something smell bad (Ex. Wow, that room really *****s.)(adj/v)

Back 855

stink

Front 856

to destroy forever (Ex.A meteor ****d *** the dinosaurs millions of years ago.)(ph.v)

Back 856

wipe out

Front 857

to make something become late or wait because of something (Ex. I hate ******s when I'm waiting for a train.)(n/v)

Back 857

delay

Front 858

to try to do something to show how brave you are (Ex. The man *****d to climb the mountain alone.)(v)

Back 858

dare

Front 859

not easy to bend, very straight (Ex. The metal was very *****. I couldn't bend it.)(adj)

Back 859

stiff

Front 860

to give poison to something so it dies or becomes sick (Ex. Drinking dirty water will ***** me.)(v)

Back 860

poison

Front 861

a situation where nothing is in order, complete confusion (Ex. I hate all the **** at my work. Nothing is organized.)(n)

Back 861

chaos

Front 862

to feel thankful for, or understand sth (Ex. My girlfriend ********d the flowers I bought her.)(v)

Back 862

appreciate

Front 863

a machine used to catch and kill an animal (Ex. I always use cockroach ****s to kill cockroaches.)(n)

Back 863

trap

Front 864

to tell everyone something (Ex. The teacher ********d to the class that we will go on a field trip next week.)(v)

Back 864

announce

Front 865

to tell what sth means (Ex. My older sister always ******s what difficult words mean.)(v)

Back 865

explain

Front 866

to put down your foot quickly and loudly to make a noise (Ex. Children always like to **** their freinds feet.)(v)

Back 866

stamp

Front 867

having a lot of power, giving out a lot of power (Ex. The president is a ******* man.) (adj)

Back 867

powerful

Front 868

always happening, never ending or stopping (Ex. The babies ****** crying interrupted my sleep every night).(adj)

Back 868

constant

Front 869

to ask a God for something (Ex. We ****ed at the temple for a happy life.)(adj)

Back 869

pray

Front 870

to cut quickly with a knife (Ex. The butcher ****ped the meat quickly into little pieces)(v)

Back 870

chop

Front 871

a machine in the kitchen that heats and cooks food (I put the pie in the **** to cook.)(n)

Back 871

oven

Front 872

the yellow inside of an egg (Ex. Elephant bird eggs have big yellow ****s.)(n)

Back 872

yolk

Front 873

a small tear-shaped amount of a liquid (Ex.There are many ****s of water on our car window after the rain.)(n)

Back 873

drop

Front 874

the amount of medicine taken at one time (Ex. I took a **** of medicine then I ate an apple.)(n)

Back 874

dose

Front 875

a list of ingredients to make something, a recipe (Ex. The Mouse-maker ****** has many ingredients.)(n)

Back 875

formula

Front 876

so you can do sth (Ex. We asked the taxi to wait ** **** ** put the luggage in the car.)(ph)

Back 876

in order to

Front 877

exactly true, 100% correct, clearly right (Ex. We arrived at the hotel at ******* 5:01pm.)(adv)

Back 877

precisely

Front 878

a short peice (or length) of sth (Ex. I'd like to buy three ***s of chocolate, please.)(n)

Back 878

bar

Front 879

to feel envious about sth (Ex. I ****ed my best friend's new sports car.)(v)

Back 879

envy

Front 880

to concentrate on, pay attention to (Ex. I *****ed on what the teacher was saying.)

Back 880

focus(v)

Front 881

to take a short break, to stop sth for a short time (Ex.When we arrived, I ****ed to look around.)(v)

Back 881

pause

Front 882

in a natural way (Ex. (adv)

Back 882

naturally

Front 883

to tell people sth to show how good you are (Ex. My boss *****ed about his new computer.)(v)

Back 883

boast

Front 884

not trusting whether sth is really true or not (Ex. I feel ****** when people offer to give me sth for free)(adj)

Back 884

suspicious

Front 885

how much of sth, quanity(Ex. There is a large ***** of money on the table.)(n)

Back 885

amount

Front 886

to change from one thing into another (Ex. The caterpillar *******s in to a butterfly.)(v)

Back 886

transform

Front 887

a peice of solid mineral (Ex. There is a solid layer of **** underground.)(n)

Back 887

rock

Front 888

a high steep or vertical surface of rock, in mountains or on a coast(n)

Back 888

cliff

Front 889

to run quickly (Ex. The mouse ******s across the table while we were eating.)(v)

Back 889

sprint

Front 890

to give out to people (Ex. The teacher *******s the test papers to the class)(v)

Back 890

distribute

Front 891

a small amount of something big (Ex. We always eat a ***** of cake before we buy)(n)

Back 891

sample

Front 892

to use more than you need (Ex. Don't ***** paper in school. Help the trees!)(v)

Back 892

waste

Front 893

an amount (Ex. I ordered a large ******* of books from the bookshop.)(n)

Back 893

quantity

Front 894

what's inside of sth (Ex. The book cover looked great but its ****** was boring)(n)

Back 894

content

Front 895

to make sth tighter (Ex.Please ****** your helmet before you ride the motorcycle.)(v)

Back 895

tighten

Front 896

the edge of something (Ex. The *** of this pencil is very sharp).(n)

Back 896

tip

Front 897

a set of clothes that match (usually a short jacket, pants or skirt (n)

Back 897

suit

Front 898

how much value sth has, how much money it costs (Ex. It is ***** listening to the teacher).(prep)

Back 898

worth

Front 899

to care about, give trouble to (Ex. My test is easy, I'm not ******ed about it.)(v)

Back 899

bother

Front 900

to choose sth (Ex. I usually only ***** the best apples to buy for my mom.)(v)

Back 900

select

Front 901

to share or understand another persons feelings (Ex. Sara felt ****** for the poor people in her country)(n)

Back 901

sympathy

Front 902

to think about sth carefully, (Ex. I *******ed what the teacher's question before I replied.)(v)

Back 902

consider

Front 903

food that isn't eaten after a meal (Ex. We always give our ****-****s to our dog.)(n)

Back 903

left over

Front 904

a small wrapping or parcel (Ex. How many ******s of gum did you eat this morning?)(n)

Back 904

packet

Front 905

to think very carefully about something, consider sth deeply (Ex. We are ****** thinking about going to Tokyo next year.)(adv)

Back 905

seriously

Front 906

quite, fairly, pretty, *****, kind of (Ex. He can run ***** fast.)(adv)

Back 906

rather

Front 907

showing caution, being careful about doing something (Ex. The student wrote his test *******.)(adv)

Back 907

cautiously

Front 908

to make someone feel hurt because of sth you say/do - He is *****ed because you said a rude word.(v)

Back 908

insult

Front 909

you need to do sth, expected to do sth(Ex. In school it is ******* to be quiet in class.)(adj)

Back 909

necessary

Front 910

really happy (Ex. We were all ****** to go to the beach on Sunday.)

Back 910

thrilled

Front 911

make you feel a little disgusted or insulted (Ex. The terrible clown *** *** my good mood.)(ph.v)

Back 911

put out

Front 912

to take or try to take sth quickly (Ex. The little boy *****ed the candy bar out of my hand.)(v)

Back 912

snatch

Front 913

to cheer up after feeling sad(Ex. I ****ed up after my mom gave me an ice-cream.)(ph.V)

Back 913

perk up

Front 914

to tell about sth (Ex. The maid *******ed to the manager about the mice in the boy's room.)(v)

Back 914

report

Front 915

how something is at any one time (Ex. This car is in a bad *******. or My ****** isn't good.)(n)

Back 915

condition

Front 916

the natural behavior of animals, not learned (Ex. Breathing, eating, drinking or all ******s.)(n)

Back 916

instinct

Front 917

although it's unexpected, surprisingly, (Ex.My mom said I don't eat potatoes but ******* I do.)(adv)

Back 917

actually

Front 918

art that is made from stone, metal or wood (Ex. I love all the marble ******s in the city park.)(n)

Back 918

statue

Front 919

to completely fall down (Ex. The table *******d when the big man sat on it.)(v)

Back 919

collapse

Front 920

truthful, someone who doesn't steal, lie or cheat (Ex. The boy doesn't lie. He is so ******.)(adj)

Back 920

honest

Front 921

to breathe in smoke from a cigar or cigarette (Ex. People can't ***** in restaurants anymore.)(v)

Back 921

smoke

Front 922

to show how you feel by crying (Ex. happy or sad)(Ex. I ****ed because I was so happy.)(v)

Back 922

weep

Front 923

strange, unusual (Ex. Look at that ***-shaped rock over there!)(adj)

Back 923

odd

Front 924

every (one) year (Ex. Every year our company has our ****** dinner.)(adj)

Back 924

annual

Front 925

to make something unable to move (Ex. We need to ******d ourselves when the wind is very fast.)(v)

Back 925

steady

Front 926

how you look, to appear (Ex. Inside, the mouse was a boy, yet it's ******** was of a mouse)(adj)

Back 926

appearance

Front 927

talking about recent times, the latest things (Ex. Every ***** home has a TV and a computer).(adj)

Back 927

modern

Front 928

part of a house that comes out from the wall(Ex. My room has a ***** with a lovely view.)(n)

Back 928

balcony

Front 929

sth you buy that you think is cheaper than normal (Ex. That TV was really cheap. What a ******).(n)

Back 929

bargain

Front 930

a measure word used for stairs (Ex. I ran up 5 ******s of stairs to get to Mandy's apartment.)(n)

Back 930

flight

Front 931

in a straight line above you, below you, to your left etc..(The witch was ******* opposite me.)(adv)

Back 931

directly

Front 932

toilet, bathroom, WC (Ex. Hurry up! I need to go to the ******.)(n)

Back 932

lavatory

Front 933

the place where you hang up your clothes (Ex. I have so many dresses in my ********.)(n)

Back 933

wardrobe

Front 934

the part of the bed that you sleep on (Ex. I love to sleep on my new soft *******.)(n)

Back 934

mattress

Front 935

any kind of fabric, used to make clothes (Ex. This ***** feels very soft.)(n)

Back 935

cloth

Front 936

to repair/make stitches with a needle and thread (Ex. My mom always ***s my holely socks for me.)(v)

Back 936

sew

Front 937

to move something with out letting it go (Ex. I ****ged the rock across the beach.)(v)

Back 937

drag

Front 938

careless, always falling down or knocking things over (Ex. The ***** boy bumped into the vase.)(adj)

Back 938

clumsy

Front 939

to make clothing by joining two long needles together with wool. (Ex. My mom ****ted me gloves.)(v)

Back 939

knit

Front 940

not sure about doing sth, often pausing (Ex. The ******** girl gave a speech to 100 people.)(adj)

Back 940

hesitant

Front 941

exactly the same, not different (Ex. Hey look at those ******* twins.)(adj)

Back 941

identical

Front 942

to be amazed by sth (Ex. The basketball player was 2.5m tall. I *****ed at how tall he was.)(v)

Back 942

marvel

Front 943

huge, massive, extremely large (EX. Look at that huge statue. It's ******)(adj)

Back 943

immense

Front 944

to prefer to do one thing than another (Ex. I'd ****** eat chocolate than ice cream.)(adv)

Back 944

rather

Front 945

a plan, what someone wants to do (Ex. My ******* is to ask that pretty girl out for dinner.)(n)

Back 945

intention

Front 946

to stop (Ex. Everyone must **** at the traffic lights.)(v)

Back 946

halt

Front 947

not public, only available to some people (Ex. This is not a public school. It is a ***** one.)(adj)

Back 947

private

Front 948

belonging only to you, not for other people to see or share (Ex. These are my ***** things.)(adj)

Back 948

personal

Front 949

eye glasses (Ex. The old man put on his ******** to read the newspaper.)(n)

Back 949

spectacles

Front 950

material made from animal skin (Ex. I love my new ******* bag. It is very comfortable to wear.)(n)

Back 950

leather

Front 951

not fortunate, unlucky (Ex. Bad things always happen to her. She is very ********.)(adj)

Back 951

unfortunate

Front 952

to hurt, feel pain (Ex. He *****ed for weeks with bad headaches.)(v)

Back 952

suffer

Front 953

at this time, now, current (Ex. We don't have any thing to sell at ******.)(adj)

Back 953

present

Front 954

to make sth different, change (Ex. I *****ed the car to look like a plane.)(v)

Back 954

alter

Front 955

to turn sth so that it joins sth else (Ex. I *****d the lid on the jar tightly.)(v)

Back 955

screw

Front 956

to cook sth in an oven/sth cooked in an oven (Ex. Mom *****ed the pie in the oven for thirty minutes.)(v/adj)

Back 956

roast

Front 957

sth that helps us find the answer to a problem (Ex. There were no ****s to help solve this mystery.)(n)

Back 957

clue

Front 958

to let sth go free (Ex. I *******ed the bird from the cage)(v)

Back 958

release

Front 959

how you act - good or bad (Ex.If I ****** well, my mom will let me play video games.)(v)

Back 959

behave

Front 960

something used to decorate sth else (Ex. At Christmas, we put ********s all around the room.)(n)

Back 960

decorations

Front 961

a piece of cloth/paper used to keep your hands clean(Ex. Restaurants always have *****s.)(n)

Back 961

napkin

Front 962

to ask for sth to be made for you (Ex. The new clothes I *****ed online arrived after 10 days.)(v)

Back 962

order

Front 963

difficult to chew, hard to break (Ex. I don't like meat that is ***** to eat.)(adj)

Back 963

tough

Front 964

the place where sth is (Ex. The ****** of my car is next to the bank.)(n)

Back 964

position

Front 965

the top of something, usually screws on top of sth (Ex. The jam jar has a red ***.)(n)

Back 965

lid

Front 966

the way something moves or faces (Ex. North, East, South and West are all ********s.)(n)

Back 966

direction

Front 967

a lazy, messy, untidy person (Ex. You never do your homework. You are such a ****.)(n)

Back 967

slob

Front 968

when blood comes out of your body (Ex. When I cut my leg, I was *****ing for a long time.)(v)

Back 968

bleed

Front 969

sth fashionable before but not today (Ex. My dads looks so ***-****** in that yellow shirt.)(adj)

Back 969

old-fashioned

Front 970

a strong kind of metal made from iron (Ex. Iron always rusts in the rain, but ***** does not.)(n)

Back 970

steel

Front 971

to walk quietly so other people don't hear you, sneak (Ex. The thief *****ed around the house.)(v)

Back 971

creep (crept)

Front 972

dangerous, not safe to do (Ex. That mountain road is not safe. It is ***** to drive on it.)(adj)

Back 972

risky

Front 973

you put these on the wall around your home to make the room look more interesting. (Ex. My family always hang ********** around the house during Chinese New Year.) (n)

Back 973

decorations

Front 974

Everything you can see from one place (Ex. I have a lovely **** from my balcony.)(n)

Back 974

view

Front 975

when many people come into a small place (Ex. All the people ***** into the night market.)(v)

Back 975

crowd

Front 976

too many people in one place (Ex. The bus was too ******* to find a seat.)(adj)

Back 976

crowded

Front 977

the food and drink a person usually has (Ex. The rather fat man wanted to go on a ****.)(n)

Back 977

diet

Front 978

the same clothing worn by everyone (Ex. At my school, all the students wear *******s).(n)

Back 978

uniform

Front 979

all the bags you take to somewhere (Ex. You can not carry heavy ******* on airplanes.)(n)

Back 979

luggage

Front 980

to do or finish something that was very difficult (Ex. After working all day, I ******ed a lot.)(v)

Back 980

accomplish

Front 981

to say yes when someone wants to give you something (Ex. Will you ****** this girl as your wife.)(v)

Back 981

accept

Front 982

to move with no one direction (Ex. The lonely student ******ed through the park at night.)(v)

Back 982

wander

Front 983

someone whose job is to make things from wood (Ex. The ******* made this large table from wood.)(n)

Back 983

carpenter

Front 984

someone whose job is to care for animals, animal doctor (Ex. The *** helped cure my sick cat.)(n)

Back 984

vet

Front 985

something that helps you climb up (Ex. I use a ****** to climb onto the roof of my house.)(n)

Back 985

ladder

Front 986

sth that returns to its shape after stretched (Ex. The *****s make my mattress comfortable.)(n)

Back 986

spring

Front 987

how heavy something is (Ex. I weight 75kg, so my ****** is 75kgs.)(n)

Back 987

weight

Front 988

this gives power to everything we use (Ex. My CD player always need ******* to work.)(n)

Back 988

electricity

Front 989

calm, quiet (Ex. After being in a noisy office all day, I now felt at *****.) (n)

Back 989

peace

Front 990

to make a circle around sth (Ex. The king was *******ed by all his servants at the castle feast.)(v)

Back 990

surround

Front 991

all the particular pieces of information (Ex. Please tell me all the ****** about the murder.)(n)

Back 991

details

Front 992

used in a conversation to talk about sth different (Ex. ** *** ***, did you hear about the ___.)(ph)

Back 992

by the way

Front 993

not patient (Ex. Small children are often ******* when they want to do sth.)(adj)

Back 993

impatient

Front 994

sb whose job is to do magic tricks (Ex. Everyone loved the ******s magic at the party.)(n)

Back 994

magician

Front 995

a job you need to do (Ex. The teacher wrote all the student's ****s on the whiteboard.)(n)

Back 995

task

Front 996

no including, other than (Ex. We all went on the field trip ****** Sarah who was sick.)(v)

Back 996

except

Front 997

to copy, do the same as (Ex. Parrots are good at ******ing people's voices.)(v)

Back 997

imitate

Front 998

someone (cook/maid) whose job is to help you in your home (Ex. We have two *******s in our home.)(n)

Back 998

servant

Front 999

to die because you can't swim (Ex. Three people died when they jumped in the river and ******ed.)(v

Back 999

drown

Front 1000

to be the last one (Ex. After eating most pieces of the pizza, there was only one ******ing.)(v)

Back 1000

remain

Front 1001

to copy the actions of someone (Ex. The parrot often ******s the man's voice.) (v)

Back 1001

imitate

Front 1002

not including this one (Ex. Everyone likes icecream ***** Betty who likes cake.) (prep)

Back 1002

except

Front 1003

a group/company that helps people who need it(Ex. Oxfam is a ***** who helps children in Africa)(n)

Back 1003

charity

Front 1004

a large strong building where a king may live (Ex. The king lived safely in his *****.) (n)

Back 1004

castle

Front 1005

a part or a piece of something, usually used for bread (Ex. Can I have a ***** of bread, please?)(n)

Back 1005

slice

Front 1006

happening slowly over a long time (Ex. The boy ******* grew from being short to very tall.)(adv)

Back 1006

gradually

Front 1007

to move outwards, to stretch (Ex. A smile ***** slowly accross her face.)(v)

Back 1007

spread

Front 1008

for example (Ex. I've eaten many fruit, *** ********, apples, oranges and bananas.)(ph)

Back 1008

forinstance

Front 1009

to clean, dry by rubbing (Ex. My mom ****ed the table after dinner.)(v)

Back 1009

wipe

Front 1010

lately, not long ago (Ex. I only ******** came to Taiwan. I ******** ordered food.) (ph)

Back 1010

recently

Front 1011

for sure, without doubt or question (Ex. Those students are indeed from Europe.)(adv)

Back 1011

indeed

Front 1012

bothered or worried about sth (Ex. My mom is ********* about me going to Taipei on my own.)(v)

Back 1012

concern

Front 1013

Those sand ****** are really huge.(n.)

Back 1013

sand dunes

Front 1014

I like to eat ******, though it’s expensive to buy.(n.)

Back 1014

Abalone

Front 1015

The men came ****** from the boat.(adv.)

Back 1015

ashore

Front 1016

There are no trees on the island, only ******.(n.)

Back 1016

bush

Front 1017

I use my ****** to go sea fishing.(n.)

Back 1017

canoe

Front 1018

The Grand ****** is the biggest in the world.(n.)

Back 1018

canyon

Front 1019

The hungry bear lived in the ******.(n.)

Back 1019

cave

Front 1020

Those ****** are very steep, be careful when you go near the edge.(n.)

Back 1020

cliff

Front 1021

****** is so pretty and many fish live there, too.(n.)

Back 1021

coral

Front 1022

The small ****** with its white sandy beach made a beautiful picture.(n.)

Back 1022

cove

Front 1023

There were many boats in the ******.(n.)

Back 1023

harbor

Front 1024

I lay hidden in the ******.(n.)

Back 1024

hollow

Front 1025

Otters like to eat fish that live around ******.(n.)

Back 1025

kelp

Front 1026

It is many ******s from the island to Taiwan.(n.)

Back 1026

league

Front 1027

Don’t stand on that ******, it’s dangerous.(n.)

Back 1027

ledge

Front 1028

The river was so ******, we could jump across it.(adj)

Back 1028

narrow

Front 1029

Kending has a famous ******.(n.)

Back 1029

lighthouse

Front 1030

My girlfriend loves ******.(n.)

Back 1030

pearls

Front 1031

There are many ****** in the river and on the beach.(n.)

Back 1031

pebbles

Front 1032

I ****** the stone to look shiny.(v.)

Back 1032

polish

Front 1033

The ****** is deep and long.(n.)

Back 1033

ravine

Front 1034

There are many *****s around Green Island.(n.)

Back 1034

reef

Front 1035

I don’t like to travel by boat on a ****** sea.(adj.)

Back 1035

rough (Sea)

Front 1036

While I was swimming, a large ****** of fish swam around me.(n.)

Back 1036

school

Front 1037

I like to eat ******.(n.)

Back 1037

seaweed

Front 1038

I came ashore on the ******.(n.)

Back 1038

shore

Front 1039

I like to travel by boat on a ****** sea.(adj.)

Back 1039

smooth (sea)

Front 1040

Don’t go to the beach when the ****** comes in. Go when it goes out.(n.)

Back 1040

tide

Front 1041

The mountain ****** wasn’t easy to walk on.(n.)

Back 1041

trail

Front 1042

Surfers like to surf on huge ****s.(n.)

Back 1042

wave

Front 1043

The river was too ****** for us to jump across.(adj.)

Back 1043

wide

Front 1044

I cannot sleep at night because the *******s are too noisy.(n.)

Back 1044

cricket

Front 1045

The ******s ate all the farmer’s crops.(n.)

Back 1045

grasshopper

Front 1046

There are always many ******s at the seaside.(n.)

Back 1046

gull

Front 1047

I think ******s look really cute.(n.)

Back 1047

otter

Front 1048

The plant’s ***** were very deep.(n.)

Back 1048

roots

Front 1049

There are many ******s on the beach.(n.)

Back 1049

shell

Front 1050

People like to wear ******s to look pretty.(n.)

Back 1050

beads

Front 1051

The dog ***ies its bone in the ground.(n.)

Back 1051

bury

Front 1052

There were many dead ******es on the roadside.(n.)

Back 1052

carcass

Front 1053

The pirates had a ****** full of gold.(n.)

Back 1053

chest

Front 1054

The village ****** met once a month.(n.)

Back 1054

council

Front 1055

On a ****** day, the iceberg melted.(n.)

Back 1055

fateful

Front 1056

The ****** man played with the alligator.(n.)

Back 1056

foolish

Front 1057

The ****** protects my home.(v/n)

Back 1057

guard

Front 1058

After the hunters came home, they placed the ****** outside.(n.)

Back 1058

pelts

Front 1059

The naughty boy was ******ed for saying a bad word in class.(v.)

Back 1059

punish

Front 1060

I don’t like rain ******s.(v.)

Back 1060

shower

Front 1061

I ****ed the ball into the hole.(v.)

Back 1061

toss

Front 1062

The ****** took the canoe out to fish.(n.)

Back 1062

tribe

Front 1063

There are only a few people living in the ******.(n.)

Back 1063

village

Front 1064

We used our ****** to hunt for food and protect our village.(n.)

Back 1064

weapons

Front 1065

When I’m hunting, I always ****** myself from animals.(v.)

Back 1065

conceal

Front 1066

The short boy said he was tall. I ****** he is telling the truth.(v.)

Back 1066

doubt

Front 1067

The supermarket has many ****** to sell.(n.)

Back 1067

goods

Front 1068

We don’t want to fight you. We wish to ******.(v.)

Back 1068

parley

Front 1069

The bird ****** me across the field.(v.)

Back 1069

persued

Front 1070

We always make a good ****** when we sell pearls to other people.(n/v)

Back 1070

profit

Front 1071

I ****** go skiing. I often write homework.(adv.)

Back 1071

seldom

Front 1072

The ship had large white ****.(n.)

Back 1072

sails

Front 1073

The **** of the ship was slippery after the rain.(n.)

Back 1073

deck

Front 1074

We ***ed the small boat from the ship to the shore.(v.)

Back 1074

row

Front 1075

I ******d my canoe around the island.(v.)

Back 1075

paddle

Front 1076

My dad always gives me ****** when I don’t know how to do sth.(n.)

Back 1076

advice

Front 1077

In the morning, my ****** always wakes me up at 6am.(n.)

Back 1077

alarm

Front 1078

I don’t like to be at home ******.(adj.)

Back 1078

alone

Front 1079

My girlfriend always likes to wear ******s every day.(n.)

Back 1079

ancestors

Front 1080

When I wear a large gold ring on my arm, this is a *******.(n.)

Back 1080

bracelets

Front 1081

I had two _______s on my journey.

Back 1081

companion

Front 1082

The poor girl couldn’t swim, so she *****ed.(v.)

Back 1082

drown

Front 1083

If I win the lottery, I will have good ******.(n.)

Back 1083

fortune

Front 1084

_______ is something not many people like to experience.

Back 1084

loneliness

Front 1085

When I’m at home alone, I feel ******.(n.)

Back 1085

lonely

Front 1086

Before I go on vacation, I need to **** everything I need.(v.)

Back 1086

pack

Front 1087

I ***** after I exercise.(n/v)

Back 1087

sweat

Front 1088

Ahh! Today I have really bad ***** ache, so I can’t swallow.(n.)

Back 1088

throat

Front 1089

That girl is always looking at herself in the mirror. She is so ****.(adj.)

Back 1089

vain

Front 1090

I *** to pass that exam even if I have to work every hour of every day.(n.)

Back 1090

vow

Front 1091

I use a **** to hit the bear.(n.)

Back 1091

club

Front 1092

The ****** of the spear head, helps me to put it on the spear handle.(n.)

Back 1092

collar

Front 1093

I hold the ****** of the knife.(n.)

Back 1093

handle

Front 1094

*****s are dangerous weapons that are good for hunting.(n.)

Back 1094

spear

Front 1095

After the fire had burned, I cleaned away the *****.(n.)

Back 1095

ashes

Front 1096

The fire hadn’t finished burning yet, so I let the ****** cool down.(n.)

Back 1096

embers

Front 1097

I need a lot of different_______ to build a hut. (n)

Back 1097

equipment

Front 1098

The ****** around the field stops the cows escaping.(n.)

Back 1098

fence

Front 1099

A long time ago, people used to eat ****** for breakfast AND dinner.(n.)

Back 1099

gruel

Front 1100

If I live on an island, I will probably stay in a ***.(n.)

Back 1100

hut

Front 1101

(all the things you need to do sth) The ******s I need for building a hut are wood, leaves, pitch, stones.(n.)

Back 1101

material

Front 1102

I use the **** to make a fishing pole.(n.)

Back 1102

pole

Front 1103

Anything that protects you from the weather (or danger) is a ******.(n.)

Back 1103

shelter

Front 1104

It’s raining. Let’s ****** under this tree.(v.)

Back 1104

shelter

Front 1105

I keep all my books on ****** on my wall.(n.)

Back 1105

shelves

Front 1106

There are many cooking ****** in the kitchen.(n.)

Back 1106

utensils

Front 1107

There was nobody on the island, so it was ******.(adj.)

Back 1107

deserted

Front 1108

I had to turn on my car lights because of the ***.(n.)

Back 1108

fog

Front 1109

The mussels on the Island of the Blue Dolphins were *********.(adj.)

Back 1109

plentiful

Front 1110

There were many rock ****s down by the rocky shore.(n.)

Back 1110

pool

Front 1111

The slim ******* went out from the beach into the sea.(n.)

Back 1111

sandspit

Front 1112

There are not many birds on the deserted island. They are all ******.(adj.)

Back 1112

scarce

Front 1113

People live near ******s, so they can drink fresh water (not stale).(n.)

Back 1113

spring

Front 1114

If you don’t change water, then it becomes old and *****.(adj.)

Back 1114

stale

Front 1115

The ****** in the mountains was long and deep.(n.)

Back 1115

valley

Front 1116

The fierce, wild dogs ****ed loudly all night, so I couldn’t sleep.(v.)

Back 1116

bark

Front 1117

My cat is tame, but that lion is ******. (adj.)

Back 1117

fierce

Front 1118

The mountain lion came out of it’s **** to look at me!(n.)

Back 1118

lair

Front 1119

Many people think ****** with garlic are delicious, including me!(n.)

Back 1119

mussels

Front 1120

The **** of dogs roamed Taichung looking for food.(n.)

Back 1120

pack

Front 1121

The ****** flew to its nest with a fish in it’s large beak (mouth).(n.)

Back 1121

pelican

Front 1122

Pigs use their *****s to find food in the grass.(n.)

Back 1122

snouts

Front 1123

Male seals have long ****s which they use to fight with. (n.)

Back 1123

tusks

Front 1124

We anchored the boat using an ******.(n/v)

Back 1124

anchor

Front 1125

The _______ _______ always fight for the female cow seals each spring.

Back 1125

bull (seal)

Front 1126

I can never work with all that ****** from next door.(n.)

Back 1126

clamor

Front 1127

The female _______ seal had four babies.(n.)

Back 1127

cow (seal)

Front 1128

Before I eat an egg, I have to ***** the egg first.(n/v)

Back 1128

crack

Front 1129

Sarah used ****** to move her small canoe forwards. (n.)

Back 1129

paddle

Front 1130

(any thick, sticky material used to seal something and stop water getting inside.) We use ***** to help make a ship waterproof. (n.)

Back 1130

pitch

Front 1131

The ship’s deck is made from many *****s.(n.)

Back 1131

planks

Front 1132

Wow, look at those massive whale ****.(n.)

Back 1132

ribs

Front 1133

The ship ******(past tense) under the water.(v.)

Back 1133

sink

Front 1134

When the wave hits, be careful not to be hit by the *****.(n.)

Back 1134

spray

Front 1135

The white **** on that last wave was huge!(n.)

Back 1135

surf

Front 1136

We can see **** in the early morning.(n.)

Back 1136

dawn

Front 1137

We can see ***** in the early evening.(n.)

Back 1137

dusk

Front 1138

Today, the weather is ****. It’s a good day for sailing.(n.)

Back 1138

fair

Front 1139

Today, the weather is ****. Let’s go hiking.(n.)

Back 1139

mild

Front 1140

The morning **** hung in the air like an unwanted curtain. (n.)

Back 1140

mist

Front 1141

Our guide walked ***** of us on the trail to show us the way.(adv.)

Back 1141

ahead

Front 1142

You can _______ your knowledge by reading more books.(v)

Back 1142

broadened'

Front 1143

The road was ****** around the hill.(adj.)

Back 1143

curved

Front 1144

We have many special ******s during Chinese New Year.(n.)

Back 1144

custom

Front 1145

The ******* from Taichung to Taipei is 250kms.(n.)

Back 1145

distance

Front 1146

Team A and Team B’s score is ******. You both have 10 points.(adj.)

Back 1146

equal

Front 1147

I could only make out the ****** of a man in the darkness.(n.)

Back 1147

figure

Front 1148

My mom ******s me from watching TV before I wrote my homework. (PT: forbade)(v.)

Back 1148

forbid (forbade)

Front 1149

Use all your ingredients in this ****** to make the cake.(n.)

Back 1149

mixture

Front 1150

I use a ****** to sew my clothes.(n.)

Back 1150

needle

Front 1151

My dad hates me ******ing with my brother.(v.)

Back 1151

quarrel

Front 1152

The losing army ******ed to the other side of the island.(v.)

Back 1152

retreat

Front 1153

We made a ****** boat out of several planks of wood, but it broke after only one day.

Back 1153

rough

Front 1154

My mom often ***ed my clothes for me when I was little, but now I have to do it.

Back 1154

sew

Front 1155

****s are good weapons to use against dangerous animals.(n/v)

Back 1155

whip

Front 1156

I ****** what the weather’s like tomorrow?(v.)

Back 1156

wonder

Front 1157

After the dog bit me, I had a large ****** in my leg.(n.)

Back 1157

wound

Front 1158

That will suit us fine

Back 1158

Convenient for someone to do.

Front 1159

Whet his appetite

Back 1159

Make someone feel hungry

Front 1160

Get down to business

Back 1160

To begin seriously doing what you need to do

Front 1161

A stroke of genius

Back 1161

An idea only a genius could have

Front 1162

The stage is set

Back 1162

Everything is ready

Front 1163

The proof is in the pudding

Back 1163

You can only find true answer by first experiencing it for yourself.

Front 1164

Catch sight of someone

Back 1164

See someone

Front 1165

Thank heavens for that

Back 1165

Phew! Nothing bad happened.

Front 1166

It matters not

Back 1166

It doesn&acute

Front 1167

Hoping to heaven

Back 1167

hoping a lot (that heaven will help you)

Front 1168

Far too good to us

Back 1168

You are far too kind to us

Front 1169

Hang on!

Back 1169

Wait a minute

Front 1170

A cold sweat

Back 1170

A scary feeling

Front 1171

What on earth!

Back 1171

What thing on Earth are you talking about

Front 1172

Thank goodness for that

Back 1172

Phew! Nothing bad happened.

Front 1173

gather (myself) together

Back 1173

Calm myself down, make myself feel normal

Front 1174

__V__ing like mad

Back 1174

Doing something very quickly

Front 1175

Keep on their toes

Back 1175

Always ready for action

Front 1176

Kindly state your business

Back 1176

Please say what you want

Front 1177

What the devil do you mean?

Back 1177

Please say what you are talking about

Front 1178

For heaven&#x2019

Back 1178

s sake!

Front 1179

Get out of here!

Back 1179

Go away now

Front 1180

This is the life

Back 1180

I feel so relaxed and having so much fun.

Front 1181

Good gracious me!

Back 1181

You said this when something surprises you.

Front 1182

How on earth__?

Back 1182

How can we do sth (impossible)

Front 1183

Greased lightning

Back 1183

Super fast

Front 1184

By golly!

Back 1184

What a surprise (sth is).

Front 1185

Give you a clue

Back 1185

Give me a hint/an idea how to solve the problem

Front 1186

You are up to something

Back 1186

You are planning something bad (plotting)

Front 1187

No wind left in his sails

Back 1187

He doesn&#x2019

Front 1188

What's the fuss all about

Back 1188

What is causing all the trouble here

Front 1189

Pay through the nose

Back 1189

Pay too much money for something

Front 1190

Laughing their heads off

Back 1190

Laughing so hard, their heads actually fall off

Front 1191

Waiting in the wings

Back 1191

Waiting for something to happen

Front 1192

You've got a nerve!

Back 1192

I'm surprised you can do sth so dangerous (or bad)

Front 1193

To you hearts content

Back 1193

As long as you want

Front 1194

Something is child's play

Back 1194

Something is very easy to do

Front 1195

There's life in the old dog

Back 1195

Still able to do sth even though old

Front 1196

Don't let anything stand in your way

Back 1196

Don't let anything stop you from doing sth.

Front 1197

Stopped dead in her tracks

Back 1197

Stopped walking suddenly

Front 1198

We've got to deal with sth

Back 1198

We need to do sth important

Front 1199

You can say that again

Back 1199

I agree with what you say

Front 1200

being wounded, sth you have after you're hurt (Ex. I couldn't walk on my ****** leg.)(adj)

Back 1200

injured

Front 1201

a very large rock on its own (Ex. There are always many ******s in mountains and by rivers, too.)(n)

Back 1201

boulder

Front 1202

a name for a group of certain animals (Ex. We say a **** of cows, but not one of lions.)(n)

Back 1202

herd

Front 1203

any surface that isn't flat can be called this (Ex.5-45 degree surface can be called a *****.)(n)

Back 1203

slope

Front 1204

a line made on your skin after a deep wound becomes better is a ****. (n)

Back 1204

scar

Front 1205

to increase in size over time (Ex. After the bee stung me, my arm *****ed a lot.)(v)

Back 1205

swell

Front 1206

to point at sth carefully because you want to hit it. (Ex. I ***ed my spear at the wild dog.)(v)

Back 1206

aim

Front 1207

a large kind of bowl used to store liquids in (or wash them) (Ex. I wash my pots in the *****.)(n)

Back 1207

basin

Front 1208

the time that is in-between (Ex. I'll cook dinner and ** *** ******* you tidy your bedroom.)(adv)

Back 1208

in the meantime

Front 1209

shape of an animals feet after it has walked somewhere (I followed the dog's ***** to its lair.)(n)

Back 1209

tracks

Front 1210

the way you walk because of an injured/hurt leg (Ex. I **** because I hurt my leg.)(v)

Back 1210

limp

Front 1211

has poison in it (Ex. Don't go near snakes because many are ********.)(adj)

Back 1211

poisonous

Front 1212

to fix or repair sth that is broken (Ex. My dad helped me **** my broken chair.)(v)

Back 1212

mend

Front 1213

not dead (Ex. Though they're *****, some animals play dead to stop stronger ones eating them.)(adj)

Back 1213

alive

Front 1214

a stick, small dead tree branches (Ex. There were many dead ****s on the forest floor.)(n)

Back 1214

twig

Front 1215

to move sth across the ground by pulling it (not picking it up)(Ex. I ****ed the heavy sofa.)(v)

Back 1215

drag

Front 1216

to be moved only by wind or water (not by your own power)

Back 1216

drift

Front 1217

the mouth of a bird (Ex. The bird picked up the twig in its ****.)

Back 1217

beak

Front 1218

something you remember from before(Ex.My earliest ****** is when I was 5. My mom gave me a doll.)(n)

Back 1218

memory

Front 1219

a group of the same kind of birds or animals (Ex. The ***** of geese flew south for the winter.)(n)

Back 1219

flock

Front 1220

a small hill, a raised pile (Ex. That ***** used to be a pile of leaves a long time ago.)(n)

Back 1220

mound

Front 1221

helpful, good for you (Ex. When we climbed the mountain the weather was *******.)

Back 1221

favorable

Front 1222

unable to do one's arms or legs (Ex. The unfortunate girl was ****** after her car accident.)(adj)

Back 1222

crippled

Front 1223

having spots (Ex. The ****** leopard is famous for its spots.)(adj)

Back 1223

spotted

Front 1224

to attach of fix things together (Ex. I ******ed my belt.)(v)

Back 1224

fasten

Front 1225

to make something want you (Ex. I ****d the fish using a juicy worm on my fishing hook.)(v)

Back 1225

lure