Lesson: 4; An Evening with Saiksat’s Family
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words
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evsjv A_©
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Meanings/synonyms/similar
words
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Live
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evm Kiv/_vKv
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Stay/to be alive
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Parents
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wcZvgvZv
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Father and mother
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Apartment
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‡Kvb AÆvwjKvi ¯^qsm¤úyY© Kÿ
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A set of rooms for some to live in on
one level of a building or house.
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Banker
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e¨vsK Kg©KZ©v
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Someone who works in a bank.
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Love
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fv‡jvevmv/cQ›` Kiv
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To like someone very much/like/adore.
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Music
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m½xZ
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A pattern of sound that is made by
playing instrument or singing.
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Old
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e„×/cyivZb
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Having lived or existed for a long
time.
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Housewife
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M„wnYx
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A woman who stays at home to cook,
clean and take care of her family.
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Make
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‰Zwi Kiv
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To produce or create something.
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Neighbour
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cÖwZ‡ekx
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Someone who lives very near us
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Student
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QvÎ
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Someone who is studying at a school or
university.
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Good
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fvj
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Excellent/kind or helpful/having a
positive or useful effect.
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Improve
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DbœwZ Kiv
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To get better or to make something
better.
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Cartoons
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e¨½wPÎ
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A funny drawing or a film made using
characters that are drawn and not real.
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Lesson: 8; Write to Me Soon
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Home
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evwo
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The place where people live.
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Doctor
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Wv³vi
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A person whose is to treat people who
have an illness or injury.
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Prescribe
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Jlavw`i e¨e¯’vcÎ †`Iqv
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To say what medical treatment someone
needs.
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List
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ZvwjKv
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A series of names, numbers or items
that are written one below the other.
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Food
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Lv`¨/Lvevi
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Something that people and animals eat,
or plants absorb, to keep them alive.
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Hungry
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ÿzavZ©
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Wanting or needing food
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Stay
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_vKv/Ae¯’vb Kiv
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To continue to be in a place
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Virus
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GK ai‡bi RxevYy
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An infectious organism too small to be
seen that causes disease, or an illness that it causes.
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Sneeze
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nuvwP †`Iqv
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To make an explosive sound
involuntarily through the nostrils.
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Careful
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mZK©
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Giving a lot of attention/exercising
caution.
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medicine
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Jla
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A substance used to cure an illness or
injury.
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Lesson: 9 A Firefighter
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Firefighter
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`gKjKgx©
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Someone whose job is to stop fires
burning.
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Ago
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c~‡e©
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Before/gone by/used to refer to a time
in the past.
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School
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we`¨vjq
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A place where children go to be
educated.
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Panicked
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fxZ
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Extremely frightened/afraid.
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Brigade
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‰mb¨‡`i eo `j
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A large group of soldiers.
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Forget
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fz‡j hvIqv
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To be unable to remember a fact,
something that happened, or how to do something
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Department
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wefvM
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A part of an organization which deals with
a particular area of work
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Like
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cQ›` Kiv/‡hgb/GKB iKg
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Similar to or in the same way as
someone or something/to enjoy something or feel that someone or something is
pleasant.
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Brave
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mvnmx
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Showing no fear of dangerous or
difficult situations.
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Fit
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Dchy³
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Of a good enough quality or suitable
type for a particular purpose.
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Prevent
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cÖwZ‡iva Kiv
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To stop something happening or to stop
someone doing something.
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Young
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hyeK
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Having lived or existed for only short
time and not old
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Soon
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kxNªB
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After a short period of time
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Lesson: 14 My Home Town
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Acting
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fvicÖß
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Temporarily carrying out the duties of
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Around
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On all sides of something/
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Famous
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weL¨vZ
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Known or recognize by many people
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Headquarters
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m`i`ßi
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The place from where an organization
is controlled.
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Landlord
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Rwg`vi
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A person who has tenants or lodgers.
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Mosque
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gmwR`
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A building where Muslims say their
prayers
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Popular
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RbwcÖq
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Liked by many people
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President
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ivóªcwZ
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The highest political position in some
countries.
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Small
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‡QvU
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Little in size or amount
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Temple
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gw›`i
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A building where people in some
religions go to pray or worship.
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Town
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kni
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A place where people live and work,
usually larger than village but smaller than a city.
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Lesson 18: the Hare and the Tortoise
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Behind
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wcQ‡b
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At or to the back of someone or
something
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Beside
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cv‡k
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Next to something or someone
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Finish
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‡kl Kiv
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To complete something, or come to the
end of an activity
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Forest
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eb
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A large area of trees growing closely
together
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Laugh at
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Dcnvm Kiv
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To show that you thing someone or
something is stupid
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nap
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Nygv‡bv
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A short sleep
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Near
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wbK‡U
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Not far away in distance
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Race
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cÖwZ‡hvwMZv
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A competition in which people run
against each other in order to see who is the fastest.
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Reach
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‡cŠQv‡bv
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To arrive somewhere
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Slowly
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ax‡i ax‡i
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At a slow speed
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Speed
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MwZ
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How fast something moves or happen
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Start
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ïiæ Kiv
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To begin doing something
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Surprise
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wew¯§Z nIqv
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An event that you did not expect to
happen
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Win
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Rq jvf Kiv
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To obtain a victory in a contest.
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Lesson 19: Happy Birthday!
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Birthday
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Rb¥ w`b
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The day on which someone was born, or
the same date each year
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Memorable
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¯§iYxq
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Worthy of being remember
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Party
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An event where people enjoy themselves
by talking, eating, drinking, and dancing
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Different
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wfbœ
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Not the same as someone or something
else
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Usually
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h_vixwZ
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In the that most often happens
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Happy
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Pleased and in a good mood
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Lesson 21: Life Is Beautiful!
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Beautiful
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Very attractive
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Spring
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emšÍ Kvj
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The season of the year between winter
and summer
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Nice
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pleasant
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Soft
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big
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Smooth and pleasant to touch
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Lovely
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PgrKvi
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Pleasant or enjoyable/ Very attractive
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Impaired
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damaged
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Braille
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A system of printing for blind people
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Teacher
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wkÿK
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Someone whose job is to teach in a
school, college etc.
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Learner
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wkÿv_x©
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Someone who is getting knowledge or a
new skill
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Lesson22: What Sport Do You Like
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Competition
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cÖwZ‡hvwMZv
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An organized event in which people try
to win a prize by being the best, fastest etc.
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Participate
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AskMÖnY Kiv
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To be involved with other people in an
activity
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Occur
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msMwVZ nIqv
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To happen or take place
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Tradition
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HwZn¨
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A custom or way of behaving that has
continued for a long time in a group of people or a society.
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Found
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cÖwZôv Kiv
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To start an organization, especially
by providing money
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Modern
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AvaywbK
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Relating to the present time and not
to the past
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Athlete
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Someone who is very good at a sport
and competes with others in organized events
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Lesson25: The Liberation War Museum
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Trip
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ågY
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A journey in which you visit a place
for a short time and come back again
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Liberation
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¯^vwabZv
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freedom
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War
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hy×
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Fighting using soldiers and weapons
between two or more countries
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Museum
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hv`yNi
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A place where collections of things
artistic or scientific or historic interest are set out for show
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Welcome
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¯^vMZ Rvbv‡bv
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Used to greet someone who has just
arrived somewhere
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Guide
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c_ cÖ`k©K
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Someone whose job is to show
interesting places to visitors, or to help people get somewhere
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Gallery
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M¨vjvix
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A room or building that is used for
showing paintings and other art to the public
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Exhibit
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cÖ`k©b Kiv
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To objects such as painting to the
public
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Clipping
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A thing clipped off or out of
something.
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Martyrs
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kwn`
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Someone who dies for their beliefs
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Declaration
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‡Nvlbv
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An announcement, often one that is
written and official
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Silent
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wbie
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Without any sound
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Intellectual
|
eyw×Rxex
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Someone who enjoys studying and
thinking about complicated ideas
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Experience
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AwfÁZv
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Knowledge that one gets from doing a
job
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Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Similar Words for PEC Examination
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