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to save (so or sth) from danger or harmrescue
to be able to pay for (sth)afford
to go somewhere that is unknown, dangerous, etc.venture
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a large meeting of people who come to a place for usually several days to talk about their shared work or other interestsconvention
a medicine or treatment that relieves pain or cures a usually minor illnessremedy
having ambition; having a desire to be successful, powerful, or famousambitious
very serious or dangerous, requiring serious attention or actionacute
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to make (sth, such as a musical instrument) louder by increasing the strength of electric signalsamplify
bad or unfavorable, not goodadverse
having all necessary parts, not lacking anythingcomplete
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a natural desire or tendency that makes you want to act in a particular wayinstinct
sth that is shared between people or groups and forms a connection between thembond
to deal with (sth, such as a problem or danger)confront
an area of land that belongs to or is controlled by a governmentterritory
to stop (sth) for a usually short period of timesuspend
to grow too large for so or sthoutgrow
not changing or capable of change, staying the same, not variableinvariable
to surprise or frighten (so) suddenly and usually not seriouslystartle
having a very close relationship, very warm and friendlyintimate
not allowed by the law, not legalillegal
a sudden expression of strong feelingoutburst
to supply (sth) with light, to shine light on (sth)illuminate
to give a large amount of money to school, hospital, etc. in order to pay for the creation or continuing support of (sth)endow
to watch and direct (an activity, a group of workers, etc.) inorder to be sure that a job is done correctlyoversee
to control the direction in which sth (such as ship, car, or airplane) movessteer
to use logic or reason to form (a conclusion or opinion about sth)deduce
saying or showing that the answer is "yes" rather than "no"affirmative
to write or say a line or short section from a piece of writing or a speechquote
having the ability to know or understand things without any proof or evidenceintuitive
the act of changing the direction or use of sth; the act of diverting sthdiversion
to feel great surprise, wonder, or admirationmarvel
to go up, to rise or move toward the skyascend
agreed to by everyoneunanimous
to get (a response, information, etc.) from soelicit
a current govering politystate
extremely important and necessaryessential
a person who argues for or supports a cause or policyadvocate
a business that provides a particular serviceagency
carefully obeying the rlues or principles of a religion or a particular way of lifestrict
to bend one part of (sth) over or against another partfold
belonging or relating to each one of the people or things that have been mentionedrespective
to form a mental picture of (so or sth)visualize
the power or opportunity to do sth before others doinitiative
not shared, availabe to only one person or groupexclusive
to leave a country or region to live elsewhereemigrate
having or showing a selfish desire to have more of sthgreedy
to hold (sth) backwithhold
to make (an injury, problem, etc.) more serious or severeaggravate
to give so (an amount of sth) to use or haveallot
feeling or showing lack of courage or confidencetimid
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to produce (sth) or cause (sth) to be producedgenerate
to move close to (so or sth) on all sides often in order to stop a person from escapingsurround
to cause (so)to feel admiration or interestimpress
to end (sth, such as an argument) by reaching an agreementsettle
a connection or relationship between things or peopleassociation
the way in which money is used and handledfinance
to cause (sth, such as a tax, fine, rule, or punishment) to affect so or sthimpose
the people who work for a particular company or organizationpersonnel
science that deals with the relationships between groups of living things and their enviornmentsecology
to go through or into sthpenetrate
aa substance used in treating disease or relieving pain ; medicinemedication
to grow or develop successfully, to flourish or succeedthrive
the scientific study of stars, planets, and other objects in outer spaceastronomy
to make (sth, such as a task or action) slow or difficulthinder
to begin to do or use (sth, such as a plan); to make (sth) active or effectiveimplement
to make (so) happy or satisfiedgratify
to work with another person or group in order to achieve or do sthcollaborate
to want to have or achieve sth (such as a particular career or level of success)aspire
to move slowly back and forthsway
to arrest (so) for a crime, to catch (a criminal or suspect)apprehend
to make (sth, such as a belief, feeling, or idea) go away or enddispel
to look at (sth) in a careful way to learn more about it, to study or analyzeexplore
to save (so or sth) from danger or harmrescue
to be able to pay for (sth)afford
to go somewhere that is unknown, dangerous, etc.venture
to create (two or more things) to form or create sthintegrate
a large meeting of people who come to a place for usually several days to talk about their shared work or other interestsconvention
a medicine or treatment that relieves pain or cures a usually minor illnessremedy
having ambition; having a desire to be successful, powerful, or famousambitious
very serious or dangerous, requiring serious attention or actionacute
to become greater or higher or to make (sth) greater or higherescalate
to make (sth, such as a musical instrument) louder by increasing the strength of electric signalsamplify
bad or unfavorable, not goodadverse
having all necessary parts, not lacking anythingcomplete
relating to the main or major parts of sth rather than the details; not specificgeneral
to act or speak officially for (so or sth)represent
a natural desire or tendency that makes you want to act in a particular wayinstinct
sth that is shared between people or groups and forms a connection between thembond
to deal with (sth, such as a problem or danger)confront
an area of land that belongs to or is controlled by a governmentterritory
to stop (sth) for a usually short period of timesuspend
to grow too large for so or sthoutgrow
not changing or capable of change, staying the same, not variableinvariable
to surprise or frighten (so) suddenly and usually not seriouslystartle
having a very close relationship, very warm and friendlyintimate
not allowed by the law, not legalillegal
a sudden expression of strong feelingoutburst
to supply (sth) with light, to shine light on (sth)illuminate
to give a large amount of money to school, hospital, etc. in order to pay for the creation or continuing support of (sth)endow
to watch and direct (an activity, a group of workers, etc.) inorder to be sure that a job is done correctlyoversee
to control the direction in which sth (such as ship, car, or airplane) movessteer
to use logic or reason to form (a conclusion or opinion about sth)deduce
saying or showing that the answer is "yes" rather than "no"affirmative
to write or say a line or short section from a piece of writing or a speechquote
having the ability to know or understand things without any proof or evidenceintuitive
the act of changing the direction or use of sth; the act of diverting sthdiversion
to feel great surprise, wonder, or admirationmarvel
to go up, to rise or move toward the skyascend
agreed to by everyoneunanimous
to get (a response, information, etc.) from soelicit
a current govering politystate
extremely important and necessaryessential
a person who argues for or supports a cause or policyadvocate
a business that provides a particular serviceagency
carefully obeying the rlues or principles of a religion or a particular way of lifestrict
to bend one part of (sth) over or against another partfold
belonging or relating to each one of the people or things that have been mentionedrespective
to form a mental picture of (so or sth)visualize
the power or opportunity to do sth before others doinitiative
not shared, availabe to only one person or groupexclusive
to leave a country or region to live elsewhereemigrate
having or showing a selfish desire to have more of sthgreedy
to hold (sth) backwithhold
to make (an injury, problem, etc.) more serious or severeaggravate
to give so (an amount of sth) to use or haveallot
feeling or showing lack of courage or confidencetimid
to have or include (so or sth) as a part of sthinvolve
to ask formally for sth (such as a job, admission to a school, a loan, etc.) usually in writingapply
to pay for so's food, drink, or entertainmenttreat
to produce (sth) or cause (sth) to be producedgenerate
to move close to (so or sth) on all sides often in order to stop a person from escapingsurround
to cause (so)to feel admiration or interestimpress
to end (sth, such as an argument) by reaching an agreementsettle
a connection or relationship between things or peopleassociation
the way in which money is used and handledfinance
to cause (sth, such as a tax, fine, rule, or punishment) to affect so or sthimpose
the people who work for a particular company or organizationpersonnel
science that deals with the relationships between groups of living things and their enviornmentsecology
to go through or into sthpenetrate
aa substance used in treating disease or relieving pain ; medicinemedication
to grow or develop successfully, to flourish or succeedthrive
the scientific study of stars, planets, and other objects in outer spaceastronomy
to make (sth, such as a task or action) slow or difficulthinder
to begin to do or use (sth, such as a plan); to make (sth) active or effectiveimplement
to make (so) happy or satisfiedgratify
to work with another person or group in order to achieve or do sthcollaborate
to want to have or achieve sth (such as a particular career or level of success)aspire
to move slowly back and forthsway
to arrest (so) for a crime, to catch (a criminal or suspect)apprehend
to make (sth, such as a belief, feeling, or idea) go away or enddispel