This document contains a list of words with their meanings and examples. Some of the words included are civilization, initially, evidence, approximately, process, liquid, attackers, ceremonies, associated, and remarkable. The document provides definitions and context to help understand the meaning and proper usage of each word.
This document contains a list of words with their meanings and examples. Some of the words included are civilization, initially, evidence, approximately, process, liquid, attackers, ceremonies, associated, and remarkable. The document provides definitions and context to help understand the meaning and proper usage of each word.
This document contains a list of words with their meanings and examples. Some of the words included are civilization, initially, evidence, approximately, process, liquid, attackers, ceremonies, associated, and remarkable. The document provides definitions and context to help understand the meaning and proper usage of each word.
culture Will every civilization in the world perish? 2. Initially At first/ at the beinnin Initially we thouht it miht be the pilots mista!e ". #vidence $roof %ive them evidence so they can believe you &. Appro'imately Almost (ur fliht is approximately 2 hours ). $rocess Steps *ou have to e'plain the process first +. ,i-uid Somethin that flows and has movement Water is a form of liqid .. Attac!ers #nemy *ou have to face the attac!ers /. Ceremonies An occasion to celebrate someone or somethin I ot invitations to many weddin ceremonies 0. Associated 1wo thin connected toether *ou must bear the ris!s associated with the use of the internet 12. 3emar!able 4 Worthy of Attention 4Amazin We had a remar!a"le lecture yesterday. 11. Immiration 1he action of movin from country to another 1he overnment solved the problem of the illeal immi#ration. 12. Aspects 45eatures 4Characteristics 6onesty and loyalty are the main aspects of a true relationship. 1". Invaded 41oo! over 41a!e by force Saudi Arabia never intended to invade 7uwait. 1&. Contrastin Completely different 8ifferent e'periences in somethin brin out contrastin# opinions. 1). Imported 9rin oods or products from another country 1he trade in Saudi Arabia depends on imported oods. 1+. 9ase 5oundation 1he base of success is patience. 1.. (ccasionally #very now and then It occasionally rains in 3iyadh. 1/. Awareness 7nowlede of a certain fact 1here is an a$areness about the problem of %lobal Warmin 10. Curiously #er to !now 1he whale loo!ed at the human criosly 22. 6armed $hysical pain 8o not %arm animals 21. Comple' :ade of many different parts :ath is a complex sub;ect 22. <n!nown =ot !nown 1here are a lot of n!no$n ancient societies 2". >ariety :any !inds 1his restaurant has a variety of meals 2&. Interact Communicate Animals interact with each other usin a special lanuae 2). Alarmed 5rihtened or scared I was alarmed by the bell 2+. Constantly Continuously movin (ur bodies constantly create cells 2.. $artnership 5riendship 4 A $erson?Animal that shares a bond with you 1he important thin in a partners%ip is honesty 2/. %arbae 3ubbish @ Waste 1he #ar"a#e is fullA we need to throuh it out. 20. (bedient 5ollows the order 6e trained his do to be o"edient. "2. Selection Carefully choosin 1his is the new selection from our brand. "1. $lenty A lot 4 :any 1here are plenty of rooms in a palace "2. 1alent S!ills 6er talent is drawin "". ,uae 9as @Suitcase @ 7it I lost my l##a#e at the airport "&. 8omestic Somethin that has a home or a family BpetC Domestic dos continue to row in number "). 5rozen Stone cold4 Chilled &rozen lemonade is refreshin in the summer. "+. #nable *ou have the authority to do somethin Studyin hard will ena"le me to have ood rades. ".. 1eenaer Aed between 1" to 10 *outh 'eena#ers hate to be treated li!e !ids. "/. :urder 1o !ill 1he police investiatin the mrder "0. 1heories Ideas or assumptions that they try to e'plain :any scientists accept the t%eory that the universe is rowin larer. &2. In;ury $hysical damae 1he driver was seriously in(red in the crash. &1. Infection %et disease from another people @ >irus If you do not ta!e care of the cut soonD you miht et an in)ection. &2. 8educe Come to conclusion 1he detective was able to deduce how the crime was committed. &". 1iny >ery small :y room is tinyD I cannot add new furniture. &&. 9eneath <nder I put my boo! "eneat% the chair. &). 8ebatable A topic that is open for discussion What can the overnment do to improve the economy is de"ata"le* &+. 5ocal :ost important Central 1he )ocal symbol of sovereinty is the crown. &.. 5eatures characteristics 9einnin with a topic sentence is one of the main )eatres of writin a pararaph. &/. (b;ected 8isapprove of somethin 1he manaer o"(ected to my suestions. &0. 1hreatened Cause someone ris! @ put in daner 6e t%reatened to sue for damae. )2. Sihtseers A person who oes to see sihts <suallyD si#%tseers visit the beach to rela'. )1. #'clude #'cept for @ 1o not ta!e somethin or someone 1he policy excldes people who have a criminal record from enterin the country )2. $ermitted (fficially allow. ItEs permitted to borrow novels. )". #stablish 9uild @ to bein somethin. 6is oal was to esta"lis% himself as a wor!in comicD not as a television star. )&. Appeal Attractive 4 interestin Apple pie does not appeal to me. )). Supposedly Somethin accordin to what is enerally assumed. 1he sunD the planets and the stars spposedly revolves around it once a day. )+. Cave A natural chamber or room in a cliff or mountain. Stone Ae flints have been found in the sea caves. ).. $reserved 1o maintain somethin in its oriinal form. $lants are best preserved by pressin and dryin them. )/. 3esident A person who lives permanently in place Foe is a resident in 5ranceG )0. Inore 3efuse to a !nowlede or notice somethin he i#nored her outraed -uestion +2. Sector An area 1here are operations in the southern sector of the =orth Sea +1. #'pose 1o put someone at ris! many newcomers are e'posin themselves to in;ury +2. Widespread 5ound and distributed over a lare area dru use is $idespread +". 8istribute %ive or share oods. 6arry was paid to distri"te the leaflets +&. Sin!in %o down the surface he saw the coffin sin! below the surface of the waves +). 3otatin
to move in a circle around its center %ala'ies rotate differently ++. professionals a person -ualified in certain profession :ohammed is a pro)essional in an electrical company +.. 6umid hih water vapor in the air the climate is %mid today +/. <pward oin up the elevator oes p$ards when press the second floor. +0. Cycle a series of events that are repeated in the same order 1here is a lifelon cycle of the tree .2. 9lame assin responsibility to somethin or someone 1he mother "lamed her son for brea!in the window .1. 5orecasts $redict future events Weat%er &orecasts claim that it will rain tomorrow .2. Combination mi'ture I have a com"ination of stamps .". Source A place that somethin is oriinated from 1he sun is the a source of heat and liht .&. Shallow A little depth or not very deep I usually swim in the shallow part of the pool .). Conservation 1o ta!e care of the environment 1here should be awareness on the important of endanered animal conservation .+. Fewelry A personal ornament such as a rinD a nec!lace or an earrin I want to buy a new ;ewelry bo' for my mother ... %eneration All people and animals born and livin at the same time 1he new enerations are into violent video ames ./. %ather Collect 3esearches need to collect data to have an accurate study .0. Circumstances Situations relevant to a placeD an action or an event A director of a company may in certain circmstances be made liable for the debts of the company of which he is a director.
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