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45. A ges 1 brId n 1 over a river road etc C a structure built over a river road etc that allows people or vehicles to cross from one side to the other 2 connection C something that provides a connection or relationship between two things between His job is to serve as a kind of bridge between students and the college administration The mayor has been building bridges making a better relationship between ordi nary citizens and public officials ship C the raised part of a ship from which the officers control it card game U a card game for four players who play in pairs RU part of nose C usually singular the upper part of your nose between your eyes He had a small cut on the bridge of his nose pair of glasses C usually singular the part of a pair of glasses that rests on the Un ec bridge of your nose musical instrument C usually singular a small piece of wood under the strings of a VIOLIN or GUITAR used to keep them in position 8 for teeth C a small piece of metal that keeps false teeth in place by attaching them N to your real teeth 56
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54. bow boO bow bpO catholic Catholic blue n 1 C U the color of the sky on a clear day 1 especially like the rich blues and reds of the painting Carolyn s the one dressed in blue 2 blues plural a slow sad style of music that came from the African American CUL TURE in the southern U S a blues singer see also RHYTHM AND BLUES 3 the blues plural INFORMAL feelings of sadness A lot of women get the blues after the baby is born belongings E dis able
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70. 2 001 3 000 3 000 W A mi axbrupt i brApt adj mul m 1 sudden and unexpected There may be an abrupt change in weather patterns an abrupt end stop halt etc His resignation was an abrupt end to an impressive career 2 seeming rude and unfriendly especially because you do not waste time in friendly con versation BRUSQUE Change it he says in his abrupt no nonsense style abruptly adv abruptness n U abrupt
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83. 59 linking verb 3 seem linking verb to seem to be something especially by having a particular ap pearance Do these jeans make me look fat When I saw him last week he didn t look very good She looks just like someone I used to work with look as if though This car looks as if it could cost more With all the commotion it looked as if the circus had come to town be v 1 linking verb used to show that someone or something is the same as the subject Hi it s me These are Len s dogs Christie is my girlfriend The truth is I don t have enough money notin progressive 7 prefer pr1 fal v preferred preferring T not in progressive 1 to like someone or something more than someone or something else I always adv prep amxble zembol v I always adv prep to walk in a slow relaxed way along across etc joe ambled over to say hello amble n singular heambled along toward me
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87. usually in passive carpet v T 1 usually passive to cover a floor with carpet The hall was carpeted in a depressing shade of green 2 becarpeted with grass flowers etc LITERARY to be covered with a thick layer of grass etc not in passive 60 lt gt concern v T not in passive if an activity situation rule etc concerns you it affects you or involves you The tax changes will concern large corporations more than small businesses N to make someone feel worried or upset The potential for abuse of these products concerns me a great deal We are deeply concerned by America s neglect of its youth not in passive if a story book report etc concerns someone or something it is about them Many of Woody Allen s movies concern life in New York ad lt e quate edakwIt adj 1 an adequate amou
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103. lt gt F anenoy nol v annoys annoyed annoying T to make someone feel slightly angry and unhappy about something compare iemageienarey I mzedzo neri adj not real but produced from pictures or ideas in your mind Many young children have imaginary playmates The events described in the book are imaginary compare IMAGINATIVE ageri cul ture grl kAltfo n U the practice or science of farming agricultural zegrl kAltfarol 4 adj agriculturalist n C compare HORTICULTURE asecent 5 sent sent n 1 C usually singular the act of climbing something or moving toward the top of some thing The final ascent of Kilimanjaro began at 5 00 a m 2 U the process of becoming more important powerful or successful than before Yeltsin s ascent to the presidency of Russia 3 C usually singular a path or way up to the top of something for ex
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106. to a child Mom gave us kids a weekly allowance if we kept our rooms clean 54 lt gt lookxout IOk aO t n 1 be on the lookout for sth to continuously watch a place or pay attention in order to find something you want or to be ready for problems or opportunities You ve got to be on the lookout for snakes around here 2 keep a lookout to keep watching carefully for something or someone especially for danger Soldiers kept a lookout for enemy planes through the night 3 C someone whose duty is to watch carefully for something especially danger 4 C a place for a lookout to watch from 1lookout be on the lookout for B 2 000
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110. U eat it v past tense ate past participle eaten good gU d adj comparative better superlative best ate elt v the past tense of EAT ins hug hAg v hugged hugging y carery k ri v carried carrying y dirtey deti adj dirtier dirtiest C I T hard en hardn v 1 LT to become firm or stiff or to make something firm or stiff The clay needs to harden before it can be painted Harden the chocolates by putting them in the fridge 2 LT to become or sound more strict and determined and less sympathetic or to make someone become this way Opposition to the peace talks has hardened since the attack The death of a parent can harden young people making them bitter 3 harden your heart to make yourself not feel pity or sympathy for someone opposite SOFTEN gt
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112. d kicking a to be very healthy and active At last report she was still alive and kicking b to continue to exist successfully Despite financial problems the firm is alive and kicking 8 be alive to sth to realize that something is happening and that it is important Murphy is alive to the romance of his job see also skin sb alive SKIN the to something be ie skin sb alive alive skin skin skin sb alive dude c V ES P allowxance S la ans n C 1 an amount of something that is acceptable or safe The baggage allowance is 75 pounds per person A glass of orange juice provides the recommended daily allowance of Vitamin C 2 an amount of money that you are given regularly or for a special reason a clothing travel housing etc allowance Joe s salary includes a monthly clothing allowance 3 a small amount of money that a parent regularly gives
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116. gy have reduced the effective lifespans of computers effectiveness n U Ino comparative gt 63 adj adv inecreaseingely 1n i krisInli adv more and more all the time adj adv The rebel group s actions have become increasingly violent sentence adverb Increasingly humans and animals are in competition for the same land sentence adverb haprpixly hzepoli adv 1 inahappy way The puppy wagged its tail happily a happily married couple 2 sentence adverb fortunately Happily Bruce s injuries were not serious 3 very willingly T d happily go pick up the kids for you sentence adverb happily hope ful hoO pfal adj 1 believing that what you hope for is likely to happen that We remain hopeful that her health will continue to improve about Lakeisha is hopeful about the future G
117. he school s policies on the issue be clear about what when how etc Could you be more clear about how long it will take to do the job be clear on sth The manual is clear on how to operate the software gt 55 be clear to sb It is clear to me that the company will have to make further job cuts J e mult zM Before asking for a raise get a clear idea a good understanding of what you plan to A say We need to send kids a crystal clear very easy to understand message that drugs are dangerous E Signpost Signpost Sisnpost
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123. nt is enough for a particular purpose Hardin s campaign did not have adequate funds to broadcast any ads on television for The earlier electric car s range of 50 miles was not adequate for suburban driving 2 good enough in quality for a particular purpose or activity Most people eat an adequate diet adequate to do sth The safety procedures are adequate to protect public health for Parents should ask whether the school s facilities are adequate for their children s needs D gt look up phr v 1 T look sth up to try to find information in a book on a computer etc 1f you don t know the word look it up in the dictionary look after sb sth phr v T 1 to take care of someone by helping them giving them what they need or keeping them safe Will you look after the cat while we re gone look the word up look up the word
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