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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?

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

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

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 ~.

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.

phrase: n. a person that people like and respect and so try to copy\Teachers are often ~s for young people.

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

n. 1 (no plural) the ability to do something well\Flying a plane takes great ~. 2 a things that you can do well\What ~s do you need for this job?

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

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.

a.not different\Emma and i like the ~ kind of music.

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

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

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

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:divide into pieces Same Meaning: dismember, break up

n. (no plural) a Chinese game that two people play on a board with red and black pieces (like horse,cannon,elephant...) on it

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).

v. to decide what you are going to do and how you are going to do it\They're ~ing a holiday in Australia next summer.

n. 1 a picture that somebody makes with paint\a ~ by Rembrandt\He did a ~ of the bridge.2 the activity of using paint to make pictures or to put on walls, etc.\Her hobbies include music and ~. We can do the ~ ourselves.

n. a game where two te4ams try to hit a ball over a high net with their hands.\We played ~ on the beach.

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

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

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. She goes for a ~ before breakfast.