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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).

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

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

a.nice to look at\a ~ little girl

n. It is the art of cutting paper designs. The art has evolved uniquely all over the world to adopt to different cultural styles.

v.to want sth. to happen or be true \I ~ that you have a nice holiday. I ~ to see you tomorrow.

n. a person whose job is to make drawings that show how something will be made\ a fashion ~

n. v.to have a picture or idea in your mind when you are asleep\I ~ed about you last night. I ~ that I was flying.

v.to bring geople together for the first time and tell each of them the name of the other\She ~ed me to her brother. He ~ed himself to me (=told me his name).

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

n.the time that will come\Nobody knows what will happen in the ~.

v. to draw a plan that shows how to make sth.\The building was ~ed by a German architect.

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

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?

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

n. sth. that you like doing in your free time \My ~s are reading and swimmming.

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.

phrase: (three words) on Saturday and Sunday\What are you doing ~?

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

phrase: (two words) that you say to somebody when you hope that they will do well\~! I'm sure you'll get the job.

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.

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

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

adj. happy about something Same Meaning: pleased\He was ~ to see us.

modal v. 1 a word that you use to ask something in a polite way\~ you close the door, please? 2 a word that you use with 'like' or 'love' to ask or say what somebody wants\~ you like a cup of tea? I'd love to go to Africa.