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v. finished\the work is ~

vi.& vt. to stop or to finish something\What time does the film ~? The road ~s here. Most adverbs in English ~ in '-ly'. We ~-ed our holiday with a few days on the beach.

n. 1 something very bad that happens and that may hurt a lot of people: Floods and earthquakes are natural ~s. 2 a very bad situation or event: Our holiday was a ~! It rained all week!

n. rain that falls for a short time: The day will be cloudy, with occasional heavy ~s.

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 small area of water: We have a fish ~ in our garden.

n. a black and white bird that lives in very cold places. ~s can swim but they cannot fly.

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. a long thin piece of cotton, wool, etc.: I need a needle and ~.

phrase(three words) a fairly large amount or number: There were ~ people at the party.

n. a place where people get on and off planes,with buildings where passengers can wait\I'll meet you at the ~.

adj. very big\a ~ insect n. (in stories) a very big tall person

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

n. a ball of snow that children throw at each other: The kids were having a ~ fight.(=throwing ~s at each other)

n. things that people throw away because they are not useful\A lot of ~ from the factories goes into this river.

prep. adv. 1 on the other side of something; later than something: The road continues ~ the village up into the hills. We could see the lake and the mountains ~. The party won't go on ~ midnight. 2 more than something: OUr success was far ~ what we expected. 3 used to say that something is not possible: The bicycle was ~ repair (= too badly damaged to repair) The situation is ~ our control. 4 too far or too difficult for somebody: The handle was just ~ my reach. The exercise was ~ the ability of the class.

adv. in all places or to all places \I've looked ~ for my pen, but I can't find it.

adj.a person who is lazy does not want to work\My teacher said i was ~.

n. 1 large long-necked wading bird of marshes and plains in many parts of the world 2 a big machine with a long metal arm for lifting heavy things

n. a thing with writing or a picture on it that tells you sth. \the ~ said "no smoking"