EEWORD8AU5

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n. one of the two parts inside your body that you use when you breathe
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adj.a person who is lazy does not want to work\My teacher said i was ~.
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n. something bad that happens by chance: I had an ~ when I was driving to work - my car hit a tree. I'm sorry I broke your watch - it was an ~. BY ~: by chance; not because you planned it: I took Jane's book by ~, I thought it was mine.
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phrase(two words): 1 to eat something as your only food: Cows ~ grass. 2 to have enough money to buy what you need to live: They live on $70 a week.
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synonymous： impression, belief, notion, opinion
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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.
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phrase(two words) to start something: The company was ~ in 1981.
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adj. (used about a number)found by calculating the ~\The ~ age of the students is 19.
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n. 1 something very bad that happens and that may hurt a lot of people: Floods and earthquakes are natural ~s. 2 a very bad situation or event: Our holiday was a ~! It rained all week!
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n. (no plural) being sick: I missed a lot of school because of ~ last year.
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n. the possibility that sth. bad may happen; a dangerous situation\Somking can increase the ~ of heart disease.
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n. a wild animal like a small dog with a long thick tail annd red fur
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adj. 1 with no sound; completely quiet: Everyone was asleep, and the house was ~. 2 If you are ~, you are not speaking. I asked him a question but he remained ~.
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adv. unhappy or making you feel unhappy\she looked ~ at the empty house
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prep. not including somebody or sth.\The restaurant is open every day ~ Sunday.
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conj. 1 a word that you use to say what is possible or true when another thing happens or is true: ~ you press this button, the machine starts. ~ you see him, give him this letter. ~ your feet were smaller, you could wear my shoes.
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n. a lot of things on top of one another\Clothes lay in ~s on the floor.
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v. to put your body or something else into a position where it is under control and does not fall: He ~ed the bag on his head. She ~ on one leg.
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adj. happening quickly when you do not expect it: His death was very ~. a ~ change in the weather
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n. a very big animal that lives in the sea and looks like a very big fish\The blue ~ is the largest living thing on the planet.
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