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n.Saturday and Sunday\What are you doing at the ~?

n. 1 a number or letter that a teacher gives for your work to show how good it is(Same Meaning:mark) She got very good ~s in all her exams. 2.(AmE=BrE.year) a class in a school in the US where all the children are the same age\My sister is in the fifth ~.

n. a person's appearance\He has his father's good ~.

adj. not able to talk easily to people you do not know\He was too ~ to speak to her. a ~ smile

n. a coloured liquid that you put on things with a brush, to change the colour or to make a picture\red ~, Is the ~ dry yet?

v.to put ~ on sth. to change the colour \We ~ed the walls grey.

a. kind and helpful\my neighbours are very ~

n.one of the cars,machines,etc.that a certain company makes\Have you seen their latest ~?

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

adj. pron. as well as or different from the one or ones I have said\Carmen is Spanish, but the ~ students in my class are Japanese.\I can only find one shoe. Have you seen the ~ other?\I saw her on the ~ side of the road.\John and Claire arrived at nine o'clock, but the ~s were late.

n.1 something that is difficult; something that makes you worry\She has a lot of ~s. Her husband is ill and her son is in prison. \There is a ~ with my phone -- it doesn't work. 2 a question that you must answer by thinking about it\I can't solve this ~.

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).

adv.1 away from each other\The two houses are 500 metres ~.\My mother and father live ~ now. \Their birthdays are only three days ~.2 into pieces\He took my computer ~ to repair it.

adj. with no others\She's the ~ girl in her class. adv. 1 and nobody or nothing else; no more than\I invited twenty people to the party, but ~ five came. \We can't have dinner now. It's ~ five o'clock! We ~ waited five minutes. It was ~ a suggestion. We can ~ guess what happened.

phrase: (three words) with a lot of people or things in it, so that there is no more space\There socks ~ holes.

ad. at some time in the past\This house was ~ a school.

phrase: (two words) to want

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).

a.nice to look at\a ~ little girl

v. 1 to find something that is like another thing or that you can put with it\~ the word with the right picture. 2 to have the same colour, shape or pattern as something else, or to look good \That scarf doesn't ~ your blouse.

n. a person who is in a group\I'm a ~ of the school football team.

n. a person who studies science or works with science

n. 1 something that you have decided to do and how you are going to do it\What are your holiday ~s? The have ~s to build a new school.

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 ~.

phrase: (three words) all sorts of, all groups of things or people that are the same in some way