Ashtray (n.) Please put your cigarette in the ashtray.

Bracelet (n.) She has a bracelet on her arm.

Chain (n.) They tied the dog with a chain.

Copper (n.) This is a copper bowl.

Cotton (n.) Those are our cotton fields.

Diamond (n.) Diamond is the hardest material in the world.

Earrings (n.) My wife asked to buy her earrings.

Glass (n.) We need glass for our window.

Gold (n.) Last month I found a gold coin.

Iron (n.) Have you see a movie “Iron man”?

Jewelry (n.) I need to go a jewelry store.

Leather (n.) Is this bag leather?

Leave (n.) I need to take a few days of leave.

Material (n.) What is the material of this desk?

Metal (n.) My cup is made of metal.

Necklace (n.) I bought a necklace from the jewelry store.

Nylon (n.) Nylon makes the shirt stronger.

Plastic (n.) Plastic is a common material now.

Polyester (n.) Polyester is a strong material.

Ring (n.) John gave a ring to Sara.

Rock (n.) We are going to climb this rock.

Rubber (n.) A tire is made of rubber.

Silk (n.) The Great Silk Road.

Silver (n.) What is the color of the silver?

Stone (n.) Mark broke the window with a stone.

Wool (n.) I bought wool socks for my mother.

Away This milk smells awful. Take it away.

To be fond of (v.) I am fond of Andrea Bocelli.

Man-made (adj.) #natural

Polyester is a man-made material.
Natural (adj.) This clothes are made of natural materials.

Past (prep.) Please drive the car past those buildings.

Allow (v.) =let, permit.

My boss allowed me to come later.
Appreciate (v.) Thank you, I really appreciate it.

To be made of (v.) My gloves are made of leather.

Do over (v.) = do again

This is not good. Do it over.
Owe (v.) You owe me 200$. When will you return it?

Pay back (v.) I will pay it back someday.

Put out (v.) (1) Put out the wood please.

Put out (v.) (2) We put out the fire with water.

Throw away (v.) Do not throw away your old clothes.

Throw out (v.) Mark threw out the boxes.

Wake up (v.) A loud sound woke me up.