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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. 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 or fix one thing to another thing\The tunnel ~s Britain to France. ~ the two pieces of wood together.

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

a.right for a special or an important time; clean and tidy\a ~ new suit He looks very ~ in his new jacket.

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

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. 1 a person in a book, play or film\Homer Simpson is a famous cartoon ~. 2 (no plural) the qualities that make somebody or something different from other people or things \He has a strong ~. \The new factory wil change the ~ of the village.

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

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

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

n. a short time when you live somewhere \Did you enjoy your ~ in London?

n. good things that happen to you that you cannot control \we wish you ~ in your new career

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).

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

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.

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.

v.to say hello when you meet somebody\He ~ with a smile.

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

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

n. sth. that you hear\I heard the ~ of a baby crying.

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 ~.

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.

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

n. (no plural) a game that two people play on a board with black and white squares on it