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15 Cards in this Set
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anticipate
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v. 1) To look forward to;to expect.
2) To be aware of and to provied for beforehand |
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bankrupt
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adj. 1) unable to pay one's debts and freed by law from doing so.
2.)left without any worth of value. v. 3) to leave without worth of value. |
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brief
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adj. short;not long-lasting.'
v. to give a short explanation n. A statement, giving the main points in a case, for use in a court of law. |
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brisk
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adj. 1) Quick; active
2) Stimulating; refresing |
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budget
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n. A plan for spending money during a certain period.
v. To plan the use of carefully. |
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compete
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v. To try to win against others.
Competition, noun, 1) The act of trying to win against others 2) A contest Competitor, noun One who competes against others |
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complicate
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v. To make difficult
Complicated, adj, not easy or simple; having many differnt parts |
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effect
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v. To make happen
n. A result Effective, adj. 1) bringing about the desired result; 2) in operation; active; 3) making a strong and favorable impression |
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err
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v. To be wrong or to wrong
Err, noun, mistake erroneous, adj. mistaken; wrong. |
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factor
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n. Something that contributes to a result.
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fad
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n. something that is very popular for a short time then forgotten.
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gripe
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v. 1) to complain
2) to annoy or irritate n. a complaint |
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knack
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n. A special talent or skill; ability to do something easily.
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leisure
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n. free time not taken up with work
leisurely, adj. slow; relaxed |
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unique
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adj. the only one of its kind.
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