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(IELTS4000) rim Definition: border, edge, or margin of a thing, usually of something circular or curving rinse:

(ESS4000) experiment Definition: An experiment is a test that you do to see what will happen. Example: →The student did an experiment in science class.
(ESS4000) primary Definition: If something is primary, it is the most important thing. Example: →His primary thoughts are about money.
(ESS4000) criminal Definition: A criminal is a person who does something against the law. Example: →The police made sure the criminal couldn’t move his hands.
(ESS4000) prime Definition: If something is prime, it is the most important one. Example: →Dirty air is a prime cause of illness.
(ESS4000) trim Definition: To trim something is to cut it a little bit. Example: →I had my hair trimmed this afternoon.
(ESS4000) crime Definition: A crime is something bad that a person does that can be punished by law. Example: →Police quickly arrived at the scene of the crime.
(ESS4000) discriminate Definition: To discriminate means to judge people according to their looks. Example: →They discriminated against her because she was different.
(ESS4000) rim Definition: The rim is the outside edge of a round thing, like a cup or bottle. Example: →I put my lips to the rim of the bottle and took a drink.
(ESS4000) primate Definition: A primate is a type of mammal that includes monkeys, apes, and humans. Example: →Primates use their hands for such tasks as swinging from branches.
(ESS4000) primitive Definition: If something is primitive, then it is simple, basic, and not very developed. Example: →The computers of the 1980s are primitive compared to those of todays.
(ESS4000) primal Definition: If something is primal, then it is very basic or related to the origin of something. Example: →Cooking the food over the camp fire felt like a primal way of making a meal.