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n. a building where people can look at old or interesting things\Have you ever been to the British ~?

v. to put sth. in a place so that it will not to move \We ~ed the shelf to the wall.

phrase: (two words) to happen in the way that you hoped or imagined \Her dream ~.

phrase:divide into pieces Same Meaning: dismember, break up

n. 1 a person who has people or animals in their control\The dog ran to its ~. 2 a person who is very good at something \paintings by the Italian ~

n.(no plural) the feeling of enjoying yourself; something that you enjoy\Sailing is good ~. I'm just learning English for ~.

adj. speaking or behaving in a way that shows respect\It is ~ to say 'please' when you ask for something.

adj, pron every person or thing in a group\ ~ student buys a book and a tape. He gave a present to ~ of the children.

a.prepared and able to do sth.\ I'll be ~ to leave in five minutes.

adj. pron. the two; not only one but also the other\Hold it in b~ hands. ~ her brothers are doctors.

n.1(no plural) People, animals and plants have ~ while they are alive, but things like stone, metal and water do not.\Do you believe there is ~ after death? \Is there ~ on other planets? 2 being alive\Many people lost their ~ (=died) in the fire.\The doctor saved her ~(=stopped her dying).

n. a person who is in the same class as you at school or college

adv. 1 also about: a little more or less than; a little before or after\I'll see you ~ seven(=at about 7 o'clock). 2 also round: in the opposite direction or in another direction\Turn ~ and go back the way you came.

n. She goes for a ~ before breakfast.

a. kind and helpful\my neighbours are very ~

n. (no plural) the study of the Earth and everything on it, such as mountains, rivers, land and people

abbr. You use ~ after a time to show that it is between MIDDAY (= twelve o'clock in the day) and midnight \The plane leaves at 3 ~.

phrase: (five words) repared and able to do sth.

phrase: pron. used for saying that somebody does the same thing as another person\Gary and Susy looked at ~(=Gary looked at Susy and Susy looked at Gary).

v.to be busy doing or making sth.\You need to ~ hard if you want to pass the exam.

v.to like sth. very much\ I ~ playing football.

n.(no plural) 1 the ability to be active without getting tired \Children are usually full of ~. 2 the power from electricity, gas, coal, etc. that is used to make machinges work and to make heat and light \It is important to try to save ~.

v. to begin to be something\She ~ a doctor in 1982. The weather is ~ing colder.

n. 1 a time when people come together for a special reason, usually to talk about something\We had a ~ to talk about the plans for the new swimming pool. I'll be in a ~ all morning, but I'l call you in the afternoon. 2 a time when two or more people come together\Do you remember your first ~ with your husband?

a.nice to look at\a ~ little girl