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Assist: help, co-operate
Arrive: reach
Scold: rebuke, chide
Tension: strain
Gleam: shine
Passage: way
Debt: loan
Idle: lazy
Cost: expenditure, price
Ripe: fully developed, mature
Sympathy: feeling of pity
Regret: to be sorry
Half-heartedly: with little interest
Damage: harm
Applaud: admire, praise
Sprinkle: spray
Intimate: Fast, close
Pour: to put (liquid)
Suggest: to tell
Rescue: to save (from trouble)
Effigy: image or figure
Disbelief: lack of trust
Scared: Afraid
Relax: to rest
Smash: to break into pieces, to throw violently
Appropriate: suitable
Discussion: debate
Except: other than
Eject: drive out, pays rent
Harsh: stern, rough
Cruel: merciless
Accuse: blame
Revenge: retaliation
Bitterly: severely
Chase: follow to catch
Perform: to do, act
Alert: watchful
Infant: baby
Admiration: praise
Upset: troubled
Confidence: belief
Deny: refuse
Concern: connection
Affection: love
Fly: move in the sky
Flee: run away
Look out: search
Swing: move
Quietly: silently
Mend: to repair or correct
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- Types Of Student Loans
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- How To Become Star Of A Party
ANNI: How do you become soul of a party so easily? What is your secret? MIKE: I have magnetic personality. I am something. ANNI: You seem so ordinary. Please be serious, and tell me the truth. MIKE: Dear friend, if you want to become heart- throb of...
- Chase Out, Chase Away, Chase Off
chase out = chase away = chase off = move towards someone and make him/her go away, force someone or a feeling go away examples: The next time someone steps in my vegetable garden, I will chase him away with a broom.Some animals smell bad and chase other...
- Come In For
come in for = receive criticism or praise examples: The politician came in for blame for the scandal.Our school came in for praise for the medals we have won.The writer came in for negative comments by most critics.The film maker's recent work has...
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Most Common Words in English Language - Part One
Assist: help, co-operate
Arrive: reach
Scold: rebuke, chide
Tension: strain
Gleam: shine
Passage: way
Debt: loan
Idle: lazy
Cost: expenditure, price
Ripe: fully developed, mature
Sympathy: feeling of pity
Regret: to be sorry
Half-heartedly: with little interest
Damage: harm
Applaud: admire, praise
Sprinkle: spray
Intimate: Fast, close
Pour: to put (liquid)
Suggest: to tell
Rescue: to save (from trouble)
Effigy: image or figure
Disbelief: lack of trust
Scared: Afraid
Relax: to rest
Smash: to break into pieces, to throw violently
Appropriate: suitable
Discussion: debate
Except: other than
Eject: drive out, pays rent
Harsh: stern, rough
Cruel: merciless
Accuse: blame
Revenge: retaliation
Bitterly: severely
Chase: follow to catch
Perform: to do, act
Alert: watchful
Infant: baby
Admiration: praise
Upset: troubled
Confidence: belief
Deny: refuse
Concern: connection
Affection: love
Fly: move in the sky
Flee: run away
Look out: search
Swing: move
Quietly: silently
Mend: to repair or correct
- Types Of Student Loans
Types of student loans There are several types of loans available to students. The simplest categorization is into federal student loans and private loans. Federally funded loans are administered initially through the US Department of Education's...
- Types Of Student Loans
Types of student loans There are several types of loans available to students. The simplest categorization is into federal student loans and private loans. Federally funded loans are administered initially through the US Department...
- How To Become Star Of A Party
ANNI: How do you become soul of a party so easily? What is your secret? MIKE: I have magnetic personality. I am something. ANNI: You seem so ordinary. Please be serious, and tell me the truth. MIKE: Dear friend, if you want to become heart- throb of...
- Chase Out, Chase Away, Chase Off
chase out = chase away = chase off = move towards someone and make him/her go away, force someone or a feeling go away examples: The next time someone steps in my vegetable garden, I will chase him away with a broom.Some animals smell bad and chase other...
- Come In For
come in for = receive criticism or praise examples: The politician came in for blame for the scandal.Our school came in for praise for the medals we have won.The writer came in for negative comments by most critics.The film maker's recent work has...