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phrase(three words) to make yourself free of somebody or something that you do not want; to throw something away: This dog is following me - I can't ~ it. I ~ my old coat and bought a new one.

v. harm or injury that is caused when sth. is broken or spoiled\He had an accident,but he didn't do any ~ to his car.

phrase(two words) from n. 1 (no plural) the possibility that something bad may happen\ You may be in ~ if you travel alone late at night. 2 a person or thing that may bring harm or trouble \Smoking is a ~ to health.

adj. happening quickly when you do not expect it: His death was very ~. a ~ change in the weather

1 n. hurt or damage: Make sure the children don't come to any ~. 2 vt. to hurt somebody or damage something: He would never ~ anyone. These chemicals ~ the environment.

n. all the plants and animals in a particular area and the effect they have on each other and their environment: Sharks have an important role in marine ~.

n. AmE: a building where you buy things\Do you need anything from the ~s?

v. to write your name in your own way on sth.\~ here,please./ I ~ed the cheque.

v. quiet,and not excited or afraid\Try to keep ~ -there's no danger.

adj. 1 Something that is ~ goes down a long way. \Be careful: the water is very ~. There were ~ cuts in his face.

phrase(three words) on all sides, over all

phrase(two words): from n. the feeling that you have when you think that something bad might happen: I have a terrible ~ of dogs. He was shaking with ~.

n. a ball of snow that children throw at each other: The kids were having a ~ fight.(=throwing ~s at each other)

prefix:(three letters-) You can add ~ to the beginning of some words to give them the opposite meaning, for example. ~alcoholic drinks(= drinks containing no alcohol) a ~smoker (=a person who does not smoke) This train is ~stop (=does not stop before the end of the journey)

n. a man whose job is to stop fires\

adj. not well: She's looking after her ~ mother. Joe's been off ~(= away because of illness) all week. SAME MEANING ill; be ~: When you ~, food comes up from your stomach and out of your mouth SAME MEANING vomit

adj.nice, enjoyable or friendly\The weather here is very ~. He's a very ~ person.

n. the light and heat from the sun\We sat outside in the sunshine.

prep. 1 on or to all sides of something, often in a circle\We sat ~ the table. Her ran ~ the track. There is a wall ~ the garden. 2 in or to different places or in different directions\Her clothes were lying ~ the room. We walked ~ for an hour looking for a restaurant. The children were running ~ the house.

adj. far from one side to the other\The walls are very ~.