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v.1 to change the shape of something by turning it in different directions; to turn in many directions: She ~ed the metal into strange shapes. The path ~s and turns through the forest. 2 to turn something with your hand: ~ the lid off the jar. 3 to turn something round another object many times: They ~ed the sheets into a rope and escaped through the window.

n. 1 a person who trains a person or team in a sport 2(BrE) a comfortable bus for taking people on long journeys\ It's cheaper to travel by ~ than by train.

n. something that you talk, learn or write about: SAME MEANING subject: The ~ of the discussion was war.

n. a big wild animal from Africa or Asia, with thick skin and a horn on its nose

n. 1 the ability to remember things: Ruth's got a very good ~ -She never forgets people's names. 2 something that you remember: I have very happy ~s of that holiday. 3 the part of a computer that holds information

n. a large white animal that lives near the North Pole

adj. from v. to put your body or something else into a position where it is under control and does not fall: He ~ed the bag on his head. She ~ on one leg.

phrase(three words) to make yourself free of somebody or something that you do not want; to throw something away: This dog is following me - I can't ~ it. I ~ my old coat and bought a new one.

n. a place where people make or repair things\We went to a drama ~.

adj. from n.soft white pieces of frozen water that fall from the sky when it is very cold\it often ~ in Scotland in winter.

n. something that happens because of something else: The accident was a ~ of bad driving. I woke up late and as a ~ I was late for school.

n.a place where people work, usually at desks \ I work in an ~.

v. 1. to say 'yes' when somebody asks you to have or do sth.2. to believe that sth. is true\Please ~ this present.She can't ~ that her son is deadv.

n. a small river or moving liquid,or moving things or people\I've had a steady ~ of visitors.

adv. almost;not quite\I'm ~ 16-it's my birthday next week.

vi.&vt. to chase animals to kill them as a sport or for food: Young lions have to learn to ~.

adj. a person or thing that is ~ may hurt you \It's ~ to drive a car at night without any lights.

adj.(eight letters) very bad\She had a ~ accident. The food in that restaurant is ~!

n. (no plural) a loud noise in the sky when there is a storm: There was ~ and lightning.

1 n. hurt or damage: Make sure the children don't come to any ~. 2 vt. to hurt somebody or damage something: He would never ~ anyone. These chemicals ~ the environment.