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  COMPOUND WORDS 
 aback  |  {adv}  |  (backwards)  |  abode  |  {n}  |  (obsolete: act of waiting)  |  abruptly  |  {adv}  |  (in an abrupt manner)  |  accommodate  |  {v}  |  (to provide housing for)  |  acre  |  {n}  |  (unit of surface area)  |  actual  |  {adj}  |  (in action at the time being)  |  address  |  {n}  |  (manner of speaking to another)  |  adjacent  |  {adj}  |  (lying next to, close, or contiguous; neighboring)  |  adverbial participle  |  {n}  |  (linguistic sense)  |  against all odds  |  {prep}  |  (despite seemingly insurmountable opposition or probability)  |  alien  |  {adj}  |  (Being unfamiliar with)  |  alignment  |  {n}  |  (alliance of factions)  |  allotment  |  {n}  |  (plot of land)  |  amendment  |  {n}  |  (addition to and/or alteration to the Constitution)  |  apartheid  |  {n}  |  (any policy of racial separation, see also: segregation)  |  apartheid  |  {n}  |  (a policy or situation of separation based on some specified attribute, see also: segregation)  |  apartheid  |  {n}  |  (policy of racial separation in South Africa)  |  apartment  |  {n}  |  (domicile occupying part of a building)  |  arboretum  |  {n}  |  (place of many varieties of trees)  |  Archi  |  {prop}  |  (language)  |  argillaceous  |  {adj}  |  (pertaining to clay)  |  Artemis  |  {prop}  |  (Greek goddess)  |  artemisia  |  {n}  |  (plant of the genus Artemisia)  |  arteriosclerosis  |  {n}  |  (hardening, narrowing or loss of elasticity in arteries or blood vessel)  |  artery  |  {n}  |  (blood vessel from the heart)  |  artesian  |  {adj}  |  (rising to the surface)  |  artesian well  |  {n}  |  (bore-hole)  |  art for art's sake  |  {n}  |  (art, slogan)  |  arthritis  |  {n}  |  (inflammation of a joint)  |  Arthur  |  {prop}  |  (male given name)  |  artichoke  |  {n}  |  (Vegetable)  |  artichoke bottom  |  {n}  |  (edible fleshy receptacle at the bottom of an artichoke flower)  |  article  |  {n}  |  (part of speech that specifies a noun)  |  article  |  {n}  |  (story, report, or opinion piece)  |  articulate  |  {v}  |  (to clarify)  |  articulate  |  {v}  |  (to speak clearly)  |  articulation  |  {n}  |  (clarity of speech)  |  artifact  |  {n}  |  (archaeological object)  |  artifact  |  {n}  |  (man-made object)  |  artillery  |  {n}  |  (army unit)  |  artillery  |  {n}  |  (weapon)  |  artilleryman  |  {n}  |  (soldier enlisted in an artillery unit)  |  artistic  |  {adj}  |  (relating to art or artists)  |  askance  |  {adv}  |  (sideways, obliquely)  |  aspartame  |  {n}  |  (the artificial sweetener)  |  aspirant  |  {n}  |  (someone who aspires to high office etc.)  |  austerity  |  {n}  |  (severity of manners or life)  |  avian  |  {adj}  |  (of birds)  |  await  |  {v}  |  (transitive: to wait for)  |  away game  |  {n}  |  (athletic contest played in the opposing team's territory)  |  awesome  |  {adj}  |  (excellent, exciting)  |  baby shower  |  {n}  |  (a party celebrating the pending or recent birth of a child)  |  backslash  |  {n}  |  (punctuation mark)  |  backward  |  {adj}  |  (of an outdated value)  |  backward  |  {adj}  |  (of the direction reverse of normal)  |  backward  |  {adj}  |  (of the direction towards the back)  |  backward  |  {adv}  |  (in the direction towards the back)  |  backward compatibility  |  {n}  |  (compatibility with older systems)  |  backward compatible  |  {adj}  |  (compatible with older systems)  |  backwards  |  {adv}  |  (in the opposite direction of usual)  |  backwards  |  {adv}  |  (toward the back)  |  backwards  |  {adv}  |  (with back preceding the front)  |  bacon rind  |  {n}  |  (skin of pork)  |  baked potato  |  {n}  |  (potato that has been baked)  |  baleen whale  |  {n}  |  (whale of the Mysticeti suborder)  |  bandwagon  |  {n}  |  ((figuratively) Current movement that attracts wide support)  |  banner  |  {n}  |  (principal standard of a knight)  |  bartender  |  {n}  |  (person who works in a bar)  |  Bartholomew  |  {prop}  |  (male given name)  |  Bartholomew  |  {prop}  |  (the Apostle)  |  batch  |  {n}  |  (quantity of anything produced in one operation)  |  battery  |  {n}  |  (coordinated group of artillery)  |  Baumgartner  |  {prop}  |  (surname)  |  beach party  |  {n}  |  (party on the beach)  |  beard  |  {n}  |  (facial hair)  |  bearded  |  {adj}  |  (having a beard)  |  beardfish  |  {n}  |  (fish of the Polymixiidae family)  |  beer garden  |  {n}  |  (outdoor section of a public house)  |  begin  |  {v}  |  (To start, to initiate or take the first step into something.)  |  benign  |  {adj}  |  ((medicine) not posing any serious threat to health)  |  benign tumor  |  {n}  |  (tumor which can usually be removed without serious complications)  |  biased  |  {adj}  |  (exhibiting bias; prejudiced)  |  billet  |  {v}  |  (to lodge soldiers in a private house)  |  bipartite  |  {adj}  |  (graph theory)  |  birthday card  |  {n}  |  (greeting card)  |  bitter  |  {adj}  |  (harsh, piercing or stinging)  |  BJT  |  {initialism}  |  ((electronics) bipolar junction transistor)  |  black scabbardfish  |  {n}  |  (Aphanopus carbo)  |  Bluebeard  |  {prop}  |  (the famous fairytale)  |  Bluebeard  |  {prop}  |  (the title character)  |  blue card  |  {n}  |  (European work permit)  |  boarding pass  |  {n}  |  (a document to board a plane, ship, etc.)  |  boiled egg  |  {n}  |  (hard-boiled egg)  |  boondock  |  {n}  |  (rural area)  |  boot  |  {v}  |  (to start a system)  |  bootstrap  |  {v}  |  (to load the operating system)  |  borough  |  {n}  |  (municipal burough)  |  botanical garden  |  {n}  |  (a place where a variety of plants are grown for scientific reasons)  |  break someone's heart  |  {v}  |  (to cause a person to feel grief or sadness)  |  brush  |  {n}  |  (furry tail)  |  buckler  |  {n}  |  (shield)  |  bursty  |  {adj}  |  (occurring in abrupt bursts)  |  business card  |  {n}  |  (a small card with a person’s name and professional information)  |  butte  |  {n}  |  (hill)  |  butter up  |  {v}  |  (to flatter)  |  callous  |  {adj}  |  (emotionally hardened)  |  capital  |  {adj}  |  (excellent)  |  card  |  {n}  |  (flat, normally rectangular piece of stiff paper, plastic etc.)  |  cardboard  |  {n}  |  (material resembling heavy paper)  |  cardboard box  |  {n}  |  (container)  |  card game  |  {n}  |  (any of very many games played with playing cards)  |  cardoon  |  {n}  |  (perennial plant)  |  cardplayer  |  {n}  |  (one who plays cards)  |  cart  |  {n}  |  (small motor vehicle resembling a car; a go cart)  |  cartel  |  {n}  |  (group of businesses or nations that collude to fix prices)  |  Cartesian  |  {adj}  |  (of or pertaining to Descartes)  |  Cartesian product  |  {n}  |  (set of possible pairs)  |  Carthage  |  {prop}  |  (ancient city in North Africa)  |  Carthaginian  |  {adj}  |  (of or pertaining to Carthage )  |  Carthaginian  |  {n}  |  (person from Carthage)  |  cartographer  |  {n}  |  (one who makes maps or charts)  |  cartographic  |  {adj}  |  (of or pertaining to the making of maps)  |  cartography  |  {n}  |  (The creation of charts and maps)  |  cartomancy  |  {n}  |  (fortune telling using cards)  |  carton  |  {n}  |  (a box-like creation made with paper designed to hold things for a short time)  |  cartoon  |  {n}  |  (humorous drawing or strip)  |  cartoonist  |  {n}  |  (creator of cartoons)  |  cartouche  |  {n}  |  (in architecture)  |  cartridge  |  {n}  |  (vessel which contains the ink for a computer printer)  |  cat  |  {n}  |  (member of the suborder (or superfamily) Feliformia (Feloidea), "cat-like" carnivorans)  |  cathartic  |  {adj}  |  (purgative; inducing catharsis)  |  caudal  |  {adj}  |  (pertaining to the tail)  |  characteristic  |  {n}  |  (distinguishing feature)  |  characteristic  |  {n}  |  (distinguishing features of a navigational light)  |  chart  |  {n}  |  (navigator's map)  |  charter  |  {n}  |  (document conferring rights and privileges on a person, corporation etc)  |  charter  |  {n}  |  (document issued by some authority, creating a public or private institution, and defining its purposes and privileges)  |  checkered  |  {adj}  |  (divided into squares)  |  cheerio  |  {interj}  |  (exclamation used when greeting as well as when parting)  |  chicory  |  {n}  |  (Cichorium intybus)  |  chip  |  {n}  |  (thin, crisp, fried piece of potato or vegetable)  |  Christmas card  |  {n}  |  (greeting card that celebrates Christmas)  |  civil union  |  {n}  |  (legal union similar to marriage)  |  cleartext  |  {n}  |  (unencrypted text)  |  cleft palate  |  {n}  |  (congenital opening in mouth)  |  clod  |  {n}  |  (lump of something, especially of earth or clay)  |  collateral  |  {adj}  |  (parallel, along the same vein)  |  Colorado beetle  |  {n}  |  (beetle)  |  common redstart  |  {n}  |  (Phoenicurus phoenicurus)  |  Communist Party of China  |  {prop}  |  (ruling party of PRC)  |  concourse  |  {n}  |  (A large open space in a building where people can gather)  |  conservationist  |  {n}  |  (A person who maintains natural areas or protects threatened species)  |  conservatory  |  {n}  |  (a greenhouse or hothouse for the display of plants)  |  contiguous  |  {adj}  |  (adjacent, neighboring)  |  coronary artery  |  {n}  |  (artery)  |  could I see the menu, please  |  {phrase}  |  (said to ask for a menu)  |  creation  |  {n}  |  (something created such as an invention or artwork)  |  credit card  |  {n}  |  (plastic card, with a magnetic strip)  |  cure  |  {v}  |  (to solidify or gel)  |  current  |  {adj}  |  (existing or occurring at the moment)  |  dark chocolate  |  {n}  |  (chocolate that has not had milk products added)  |  Darth Vader  |  {n}  |  (Malevolent individual)  |  darts  |  {n}  |  (game)  |  dating agency  |  {n}  |  (business)  |  deafness  |  {n}  |  (condition of being deaf)  |  debit card  |  {n}  |  (card taking money directly from the bank account)  |  deck  |  {n}  |  (pack of playing cards)  |  defection  |  {n}  |  (act or incidence of defecting)  |  definite article  |  {n}  |  (article introducing a noun and specifying it as the particular noun considered)  |  degenerate  |  {adj}  |  (having deteriorated, degraded or fallen from normal)  |  degeneration  |  {n}  |  (process or state of growing worse)  |  delicacy  |  {n}  |  (quality of being delicate)  |  delicate  |  {adj}  |  (characterized by a fine structure or thin lines)  |  delicate  |  {adj}  |  (light, or softly tinted)  |  delicate  |  {adj}  |  (slight and shapely; lovely; graceful)  |  deltiology  |  {n}  |  (study and collection of postcards)  |  despicable  |  {adj}  |  (deserving to be despised)  |  dialect  |  {n}  |  (variety of a language)  |  dialectal  |  {adj}  |  (relating to a dialect)  |  diarthrosis  |  {n}  |  (a joint that can move freely in various planes)  |  difference  |  {n}  |  (quality of being different)  |  diluvial  |  {adj}  |  (Relating to a flood)  |  diluvian  |  {adj}  |  (pertaining to a deluge, or flood; diluvial)  |  disparate  |  {adj}  |  (composed of inherently different elements)  |  disposable  |  {n}  |  (object that is designed to be disposed of)  |  disposition  |  {n}  |  (temperament, see also: Temperamental makeup or habitual mood)  |  distasteful  |  {adj}  |  (having a bad or foul taste)  |  dogged  |  {adj}  |  (stubbornly persevering, steadfast)  |  dogwood  |  {n}  |  (tree or shrub of the genus Cornus)  |  downstairs  |  {adv}  |  (downstairs (adverb))  |  downstream  |  {adv}  |  (Following the path of a river or stream)  |  do you accept credit cards  |  {phrase}  |  (do you accept credit cards?)  |  département  |  {n}  |  (administrative unit in various French-speaking countries)  |  drywall  |  {n}  |  (A building material)  |  ducklike  |  {adj}  |  (similar to a duck)  |  eastward  |  {adv}  |  (towards the east)  |  editorial  |  {n}  |  (article giving the opinion of editors)  |  eel  |  {n}  |  (any fish of the order Anguilliformes)  |  eelpout  |  {n}  |  (fish of the family Zoarcidae)  |  elementary particle  |  {n}  |  (a subatomic particles that does not consist of smaller particles)  |  embrasure  |  {n}  |  (Any of the indentations between the merlons of a battlement)  |  enlightened  |  {adj}  |  (educated or informed)  |  enqueue  |  {v}  |  (to add an item to a queue)  |  erinaceous  |  {adj}  |  (Of, pertaining to, or resembling a hedgehog)  |  espouse  |  {v}  |  (accept, support, take as one’s own)  |  European garden spider  |  {n}  |  (Araneus diadematus)  |  excellent  |  {adj}  |  (of the highest quality)  |  expectancy  |  {n}  |  (expectation or anticipation; the state of expecting something)  |  expectant  |  {adj}  |  (marked by expectation)  |  expectation  |  {n}  |  (act or state of expecting)  |  expectation  |  {n}  |  (that which is expected or looked for)  |  expected  |  {adj}  |  (anticipated; thought to be about to arrive or occur)  |  expected value  |  {n}  |  (weighted average of outcomes)  |  expression  |  {n}  |  (colloquialism or idiom)  |  false start  |  {n}  |  (starting before the signal)  |  feisty  |  {adj}  |  (tenacious)  |  felinity  |  {n}  |  (the state of being feline, catlike)  |  fellow  |  {n}  |  (a colleague or partner)  |  field  |  {n}  |  (geology: region containing a particular mineral)  |  file  |  {n}  |  (collection of papers)  |  fingerwise  |  {adv}  |  (fingerwise )  |  firestarter  |  {n}  |  (tool used to start a fire)  |  fishlike  |  {adj}  |  (like a fish)  |  flag  |  {n}  |  Flagge  |  flashcard  |  {n}  |  (memorization aide)  |  flashcard  |  {n}  |  (solid-state digital memory)  |  flimsy  |  {adj}  |  (weak, shaky, flexible)  |  fly  |  {adj}  |  (quick-witted)  |  fly  |  {adj}  |  (well dressed)  |  font  |  {n}  |  (typesetting: a grouping of consistently-designed glyphs)  |  forward  |  {adv}  |  (in the usual direction of travel)  |  forward  |  {adv}  |  (towards the front)  |  funny  |  {adj}  |  (strange; unusual)  |  Fus-ha  |  {prop}  |  (standard Arabic)  |  gait  |  {n}  |  (horse's way of moving)  |  gangue  |  {n}  |  (earthy waste substances occurring in metallic ore)  |  garden  |  {n}  |  (gardens with public access)  |  garden  |  {n}  |  (grounds at the front or back of a house)  |  garden  |  {n}  |  (piece of land outside with flowers and plants)  |  garden  |  {v}  |  (grow plants)  |  garden cress  |  {n}  |  (the leafy plant)  |  gardener  |  {n}  |  (one who gardens)  |  garden gnome  |  {n}  |  (a small statue of a gnome used as a garden ornament)  |  gardening  |  {adj}  |  (describes things connected with the garden)  |  Garden of Eden  |  {prop}  |  (the place where Adam and Eve first lived, described in the book of Genesis)  |  gazebo  |  {n}  |  (roofed structure)  |  generic  |  {adj}  |  (of, or relating to a genus)  |  Georgian  |  {prop}  |  (language of the country Georgia)  |  goalkeeper  |  {n}  |  (player that protects a goal)  |  goatee  |  {n}  |  (beard at the center of the chin)  |  goat's-beard  |  {n}  |  (plant)  |  go-cart  |  {n}  |  (a racing vehicle)  |  gorgeous  |  {adj}  |  (very beautiful)  |  grammatical mood  |  {n}  |  (in grammar, type of the relationship)  |  grand  |  {adj}  |  (Great in size, and fine or imposing in appearance or impression)  |  graphics card  |  {n}  |  (display adapter)  |  great  |  {adj}  |  (very good)  |  greatest thing since sliced bread  |  {n}  |  ((idiomatic) a relatively recent invention)  |  greeting card  |  {n}  |  (card sent as a greeting)  |  ground  |  {v}  |  (to forbid an aircraft or pilot to fly)  |  groundskeeper  |  {n}  |  (someone who takes care of garden upkeep)  |  guardsman  |  {n}  |  (a soldier on guard)  |  guerrilla  |  {n}  |  (irregular soldier)  |  guise  |  {n}  |  (way of speaking or acting)  |  hairpiece  |  {n}  |  (false substitute for a person's hair)  |  hairy  |  {adj}  |  (of a body part other than the head)  |  hairy  |  {adj}  |  (of an animal)  |  hairy  |  {adj}  |  (of a person)  |  hamartia  |  {n}  |  (tragic flaw)  |  hard  |  {adj}  |  (of water, high in dissolved calcium compounds)  |  hard  |  {adj}  |  (requiring a lot of effort to do or understand)  |  hard  |  {adj}  |  (resistant to pressure)  |  hard  |  {adj}  |  (severe)  |  hard-boiled  |  {adj}  |  (of an egg)  |  hardened  |  {adj}  |  (unfeeling or lacking emotion due to experience; callous)  |  hardness  |  {n}  |  (quality of being hard)  |  hard nut to crack  |  {n}  |  (challenging problem to solve)  |  hard palate  |  {n}  |  (tissue)  |  hardship  |  {n}  |  (difficulty or trouble)  |  hardy  |  {adj}  |  (inured to fatigue or hardships)  |  harelip  |  {n}  |  (congenital malformation of the upper lip)  |  harsh  |  {adj}  |  (severe or cruel)  |  Hartmann  |  {prop}  |  (surname)  |  hash  |  {n}  |  (the # symbol)  |  hash browns  |  {n}  |  (chopped and fried potatoes)  |  hawkish  |  {adj}  |  (supportive of warlike foreign policy)  |  headquarters  |  {n}  |  (the military installation)  |  headway  |  {n}  |  (forward motion, or its rate)  |  hemisphere  |  {n}  |  (half of the Earth)  |  Herbart  |  {prop}  |  (surname)  |  hold on  |  {v}  |  (wait a minute)  |  home  |  {adv}  |  (homewards)  |  home fry  |  {n}  |  (potato dish)  |  home page  |  {n}  |  (the main or first page of a web site)  |  home page  |  {n}  |  (the web page set to open in a web browser when it is loaded)  |  homeward  |  {adv}  |  (towards home)  |  homogeneous  |  {adj}  |  (of the same kind; alike, similar)  |  horticulture  |  {n}  |  (the science of caring for gardens)  |  house of cards  |  {n}  |  (structure made by laying cards perpendicularly on top of each other)  |  house of cards  |  {n}  |  (structure or argument built on a shaky foundation)  |  house party  |  {n}  |  (party at a house)  |  idiosyncrasy  |  {n}  |  (language or behaviour particular to an individual or a group)  |  idiosyncrasy  |  {n}  |  (peculiarity that serves to distinguish or identify)  |  idiosyncrasy  |  {n}  |  (way of behaving or thinking)  |  idiosyncratic  |  {adj}  |  (peculiar to a specific individual)  |  imaginary part  |  {n}  |  (of a complex number)  |  impartial  |  {adj}  |  (treating all parties, rivals or disputants equally)  |  impartiality  |  {n}  |  (The quality of being impartial; fairness)  |  in a flash  |  {adv}  |  (very quickly)  |  indefinite article  |  {n}  |  (word preceding a noun to indicate any member of the class of objects)  |  indelible  |  {adj}  |  (difficult to delete, remove or wash away)  |  index card  |  {n}  |  (piece of heavy paper stock used to record information to be stored in an index)  |  interlocutor  |  {n}  |  (A person who takes part in dialogue or conversation)  |  item  |  {n}  |  (distinct physical object)  |  jagged  |  {adj}  |  (unevenly cut; having the texture of something so cut)  |  jailer  |  {n}  |  (one who guards inmates)  |  Jakarta  |  {prop}  |  (capital of Indonesia)  |  janitor  |  {n}  |  (caretaker)  |  January  |  {prop}  |  (first month of the Gregorian calendar)  |  Jura  |  {prop}  |  (region in France)  |  Kasetsart  |  {prop}  |  (university in Thailand)  |  key  |  {n}  |  (scale of musical notes)  |  keycard  |  {n}  |  (plastic card)  |  Khartoum  |  {prop}  |  (capital of Sudan)  |  kill  |  {v}  |  (render void)  |  kind  |  {n}  |  (atypical specimen)  |  kind  |  {n}  |  (type, race, category)  |  kindergarten  |  {n}  |  (educational institution for young children, usually between ages 4 and 6)  |  kindergartener  |  {n}  |  (a child who attends a kindergarten)  |  kindergartener  |  {n}  |  (a person who teaches at a kindergarten)  |  kindergartner  |  {n}  |  (A child who attends a kindergarten)  |  kindergartner  |  {n}  |  (A person who teaches at a kindergarten)  |  Labour Party  |  {prop}  |  (British party)  |  Labour Party  |  {prop}  |  (similar party in another country)  |  labyrinthine  |  {adj}  |  (physically resembling a labyrinth)  |  lamblike  |  {adj}  |  (like a lamb)  |  lammergeier  |  {n}  |  (bird)  |  landscaper  |  {n}  |  (one that does landscaping)  |  larval  |  {adj}  |  (of or relating to a larva or larvae, being a larva, larval-like, undeveloped)  |  latency  |  {n}  |  (delay)  |  launch  |  {n}  |  (act of launching)  |  launch pad  |  {n}  |  (launch pad)  |  leader  |  {n}  |  (principal article in a newspaper)  |  leeward  |  {adj}  |  (Downwind)  |  lemon balm  |  {n}  |  (Melissa officinalis)  |  life expectancy  |  {n}  |  (the amount of time one is expected to live)  |  lifespan  |  {n}  |  (length of time for which an organism lives)  |  lighthouse keeper  |  {n}  |  (person who lives in a lighthouse and tends the light)  |  lilac  |  {adj}  |  (colour)  |  lilac  |  {n}  |  (flower)  |  line  |  {n}  |  (official, stated position of an individual or political faction)  |  long-awaited  |  {adj}  |  (having been awaited for a long time)  |  look  |  {v}  |  (to expect)  |  look forward to  |  {v}  |  (anticipate, expect, or wait for)  |  loophole  |  {n}  |  (slit in a castle wall)  |  lounge  |  {n}  |  (waiting room)  |  lucid dream  |  {n}  |  (lucid dream)  |  Magna Carta  |  {prop}  |  (the Magna Carta)  |  maintain  |  {v}  |  (to keep up)  |  maintainability  |  {n}  |  (ease with which something can be maintained)  |  maintenance  |  {n}  |  (keeping a machine in service)  |  major arcana  |  {n}  |  (Tarot cards)  |  major key  |  {n}  |  (music: a musical key based upon a major scale)  |  malignant  |  {adj}  |  (harmful, malevolent, injurious)  |  malignant  |  {adj}  |  (tending to produce death)  |  map  |  {n}  |  (visual representation of an area)  |  map  |  {v}  |  (to create a visual representation of a territory)  |  market gardening  |  {n}  |  (the growing of vegetables for market)  |  martensite  |  {n}  |  (solution of carbon in iron)  |  Martha  |  {prop}  |  (biblical sister of Lazarus and Mary)  |  Martha  |  {prop}  |  (female given name)  |  Martial  |  {prop}  |  (Roman poet)  |  Martin  |  {prop}  |  (given name)  |  Martina  |  {prop}  |  (female given name)  |  martini  |  {n}  |  (cocktail)  |  Martinican  |  {adj}  |  (From Martinique)  |  Martinican  |  {n}  |  (A person from Martinique)  |  Martinique  |  {prop}  |  (Department of Martinique)  |  martyr  |  {n}  |  (one willing to be killed for religion (shahid))  |  martyrdom  |  {n}  |  (condition of a martyr)  |  martyrology  |  {n}  |  (list of martyred Christian saints)  |  mashed potatoes  |  {n}  |  (potatoes that have been boiled and mashed)  |  mass grave  |  {n}  |  (a grave with many human corpses)  |  master key  |  {n}  |  (a key that opens a set of several locks)  |  maze  |  {n}  |  (Puzzle to get through)  |  McCarthyism  |  {prop}  |  (intense opposition of Communism)  |  mellow  |  {adj}  |  (Soft or tender by reason of ripeness; having a tender pulp)  |  memory stick  |  {n}  |  (memory card, flash card)  |  menu  |  {n}  |  (printed list of dishes offered in a restaurant)  |  merkin  |  {n}  |  (pubic wig)  |  method  |  {n}  |  (process by which a task is completed)  |  migration  |  {n}  |  (seasonal moving of animals, birds or fishes)  |  mil  |  {n}  |  (angular mil)  |  minor key  |  {n}  |  (music: a musical key based upon a minor scale)  |  mischievous  |  {adj}  |  (naughty)  |  moustache  |  {n}  |  (hair on upper lip)  |  moustached  |  {adj}  |  (having moustache)  |  moving box  |  {n}  |  (transport box used during relocation)  |  naughty  |  {adj}  |  (bad; tending to misbehave or act badly)  |  neighborhood  |  {n}  |  (nearby area)  |  neighboring  |  {adj}  |  (Situated or living nearby or adjacent to)  |  neighbour  |  {v}  |  (to be adjacent to)  |  neighbouring  |  {adj}  |  (Situated or living nearby or adjacent to)  |  network interface card  |  {n}  |  (computer hardware component)  |  new potato  |  {n}  |  (one of the earliest potatoes of a new crop)  |  nightmarish  |  {adj}  |  (resembling a nightmare)  |  nocturne  |  {n}  |  (a dreamlike or pensive composition)  |  northward  |  {adv}  |  (towards the north)  |  novel  |  {adj}  |  (new, original, especially in an interesting way)  |  nowadays  |  {adv}  |  (at the present time)  |  nursery  |  {n}  |  (place for cultivation of young plants)  |  nursery  |  {n}  |  (place for the care of children)  |  nursery school  |  {n}  |  (a school for pre-school children)  |  obnoxious  |  {adj}  |  (offensive, very annoying)  |  observatory  |  {n}  |  (place where celestial bodies are observed)  |  obstinate  |  {adj}  |  (adhering to an opinion, purpose, or course, usually unreasonably)  |  of that ilk  |  {adj}  |  (of that kind)  |  omnipresence  |  {n}  |  (the ability to be at all places at the same time)  |  omnipresent  |  {adj}  |  (being everywhere)  |  one of a kind  |  {n}  |  (unique specimen)  |  one-sided  |  {adj}  |  (partial or biased in favour of one faction)  |  one-way ticket  |  {n}  |  (a ticket granting permission to travel to a place but not back)  |  ongoing  |  {adj}  |  (presently or currently happening; being in progress)  |  only  |  {adj}  |  (singularly superior; the best)  |  onward  |  {adv}  |  (In a forward direction)  |  opposite side  |  {n}  |  (side seen as an adversary)  |  orchard  |  {n}  |  (land for cultivation of fruit or nut trees)  |  ordnance  |  {n}  |  (artillery)  |  otherness  |  {n}  |  Anderssein  |  pack  |  {n}  |  (full set of playing cards)  |  panicky  |  {adj}  |  (in a state of panic)  |  panic-stricken  |  {adj}  |  (very frightened)  |  parthenogenesis  |  {n}  |  (reproduction from a single gamete without fertilisation)  |  Parthia  |  {prop}  |  (empire of the Parthians)  |  Parthian  |  {adj}  |  (relating to Parthia)  |  Parthian  |  {n}  |  (language)  |  Parthian  |  {n}  |  (person)  |  partial  |  {adj}  |  (biased)  |  partial  |  {adj}  |  (existing in part)  |  partial derivative  |  {n}  |  (derivative with respect to one variable)  |  partial differential equation  |  {n}  |  (equation)  |  partial pressure  |  {n}  |  (pressure one component of a mixture of gases would contribute to the total pressure)  |  participate  |  {v}  |  (to join in, to take part, to involve oneself)  |  participation  |  {n}  |  (act of participating)  |  participatory  |  {adj}  |  (open to participation)  |  participatory democracy  |  {n}  |  (Political system)  |  participle  |  {n}  |  (verb form)  |  particle  |  {n}  |  (body with very small size)  |  particle  |  {n}  |  (elementary particle or subatomic particle)  |  particle  |  {n}  |  (word that does not belong to any particular part of speech)  |  partisan  |  {n}  |  (member of a body of detached light troops)  |  partition  |  {n}  |  (collection of non-empty, disjoint subsets of a set)  |  partitive  |  {adj}  |  (grammar: indicating a part)  |  partitive  |  {n}  |  (partitive case)  |  partner  |  {n}  |  (someone who is associated with another in a common activity or interest)  |  partner  |  {n}  |  (spouse or domestic partner)  |  partnership  |  {n}  |  (association of two or more people to conduct a business)  |  partnership  |  {n}  |  (state of being associated with a partner)  |  partocracy  |  {n}  |  (government by political parties)  |  part of speech  |  {n}  |  (the function a word or phrase performs)  |  party  |  {n}  |  (group of people forming one side in a given dispute, contest etc.)  |  party  |  {n}  |  (group of people travelling or attending an event together)  |  party  |  {n}  |  (law: particular side in a contract or legal action)  |  party  |  {n}  |  (online gaming: player characters organized into a single group)  |  party  |  {n}  |  (political group)  |  party  |  {n}  |  (social gathering)  |  party  |  {n}  |  (video games: group of characters controlled by the player)  |  party animal  |  {n}  |  (person known for frequent, enthusiastic attendance at parties)  |  party dress  |  {n}  |  (woman's elegant dress)  |  past participle  |  {n}  |  (past participle)  |  peachy  |  {adj}  |  (like a peach)  |  peeler  |  {n}  |  (kitchen utensil)  |  pencil pusher  |  {n}  |  (one who does office work)  |  pernicious  |  {adj}  |  (causing much harm)  |  persistent  |  {adj}  |  (refusing to give up)  |  pewter  |  {n}  |  (alloy of tin, copper and antimony)  |  phonecard  |  {n}  |  (a chargecard used to pay for telephone calls)  |  place  |  {n}  |  Platz  |  playing card  |  {n}  |  (one of usually 52 rectangular pieces of card)  |  pork rind  |  {n}  |  (food made from pork skin)  |  postcard  |  {n}  |  (rectangular piece of thick paper to be mailed without an envelope)  |  postnatal  |  {adj}  |  (of or pertaining to the period immediately after birth)  |  potato  |  {n}  |  (plant tuber eaten as starchy vegetable)  |  potato bread  |  {n}  |  (a type of bread made with potatoes and onions)  |  potato chip  |  {n}  |  (potato chip (UK))  |  potato masher  |  {n}  |  (utensil for mashing potatoes)  |  potato pancake  |  {n}  |  (potato pancake)  |  potato salad  |  {n}  |  (salad made from chopped boiled potatoes)  |  precipitously  |  {adv}  |  (abruptly)  |  prenatal  |  {adj}  |  (being or happening before birth)  |  present  |  {adj}  |  (pertaining to the current time)  |  present  |  {n}  |  (current time)  |  present participle  |  {n}  |  (verb form that indicates an ongoing action)  |  pretender  |  {n}  |  (2. A claimant to an abolished or already occupied throne)  |  project  |  {v}  |  (make plans for; forecast)  |  punch card  |  {n}  |  (card with have holes or notches used for storing data)  |  put all one's eggs in one basket  |  {v}  |  (to rely on a single source)  |  quart  |  {n}  |  (a unit of liquid capacity)  |  quarter  |  {n}  |  (period of three months)  |  quarter  |  {n}  |  (section of a town)  |  quarter  |  {v}  |  (provide housing)  |  quarterback  |  {n}  |  (offensive back)  |  quarterly  |  {adv}  |  (once every quarter year)  |  quartermaster  |  {n}  |  (officer responsible for supplies)  |  quartet  |  {n}  |  (four musicians who perform a piece of music together)  |  quartet  |  {n}  |  (group of four)  |  quartet  |  {n}  |  (music composition in four parts)  |  quartile  |  {n}  |  (any of the three points)  |  quatrain  |  {n}  |  (a stanza of four lines)  |  queue  |  {n}  |  (line of people)  |  queue  |  {n}  |  (waiting list)  |  queueing theory  |  {n}  |  (the study of the behaviour of queues)  |  reboot  |  {n}  |  (instance of rebooting)  |  reboot  |  {v}  |  (to restart a system)  |  red card  |  {n}  |  (sports: card)  |  remain to be seen  |  {v}  |  (to be as yet unknown)  |  restart  |  {n}  |  (act of restarting)  |  restart  |  {v}  |  (In computing, to reboot)  |  restart  |  {v}  |  (To start again)  |  return  |  {n}  |  (return ticket)  |  return ticket  |  {n}  |  (a ticket granting permission to travel to a place and back again)  |  reverse  |  {n}  |  (gear)  |  rind  |  {n}  |  (hard outer layer of fruit, cheese)  |  road map  |  {n}  |  (a map with a visual representation of roads used for automobile travel and navigation)  |  rose garden  |  {n}  |  (garden planted in roses)  |  rue  |  {n}  |  (any of various perennial shrubs)  |  runway  |  {n}  |  (an airstrip, a usually paved section on which planes land or take off)  |  rush  |  {n}  |  (sudden forward motion)  |  Ruy Lopez  |  {n}  |  (a common chess opening)  |  score  |  {n}  |  (musical composition in a format indicating how the composition is to be played)  |  season  |  {v}  |  (to make fit for any use by time or habit)  |  season ticket  |  {n}  |  (ticket that is valid for all of the events in a series)  |  seed money  |  {n}  |  (Money used to set up a new business venture.)  |  selfboot  |  {v}  |  (to boot by itself)  |  serendipity  |  {n}  |  (unsought, unintended... and/or learning experience that happens by accident)  |  service  |  {v}  |  (to perform maintenance)  |  set  |  {v}  |  (to solidify)  |  set phrase  |  {n}  |  (expression whose meanings cannot be inferred from the meanings of the words that make it up)  |  severity  |  {n}  |  (degree of something undesirable; badness)  |  sex partner  |  {n}  |  (someone that one has sex with)  |  sheet music  |  {n}  |  (hand-written or printed form of musical notation)  |  shibboleth  |  {n}  |  (A common or longstanding belief, custom, or catchphrase associated with a particular group, especially one with little current meaning or truth)  |  shoebox  |  {n}  |  (box in which shoes are sold)  |  sideward  |  {adj}  |  (toward a side)  |  sideways  |  {adv}  |  (askance)  |  sideways  |  {adv}  |  (towards one side)  |  SIM card  |  {n}  |  (small, removable card which stores mobile phone data)  |  simple present  |  {n}  |  (present tense)  |  singular  |  {adj}  |  (being the only one of a kind)  |  singular  |  {adj}  |  (distinguished by superiority)  |  sister city  |  {n}  |  (city in a relationship of cordiality)  |  skit  |  {n}  |  (comedy)  |  slot  |  {n}  |  (the allocated time for an aircraft's departure or arrival at an airport's runway)  |  slowworm  |  {n}  |  (Anguis fragilis)  |  smartphone  |  {n}  |  (electronic handheld device)  |  solar day  |  {n}  |  (time for a planet to rotate once relative to the sun)  |  sort  |  {n}  |  (type)  |  sound card  |  {n}  |  (a computer hardware device used for generating and capturing sounds)  |  southward  |  {adv}  |  (towards the south)  |  spare the rod and spoil the child  |  {proverb}  |  (if one does not discipline a child he or she will never learn obedience)  |  Sparta  |  {prop}  |  (ancient city-state in southern Greece)  |  Spartacus  |  {prop}  |  (Thracian name)  |  species  |  {n}  |  (group of plants or animals having similar appearance)  |  species  |  {n}  |  (rank in a taxonomic classification)  |  species name  |  {n}  |  (species name (binomen))  |  specific epithet  |  {n}  |  ((taxonomy, botany) second word in the scientific name of a species)  |  spoilsport  |  {n}  |  (someone who puts an end to harmless fun)  |  spongy  |  {adj}  |  (absorbent, squishy, porous)  |  spouse  |  {n}  |  (husband or wife)  |  spud  |  {n}  |  (a tool used for digging out weeds)  |  stake  |  {n}  |  (timber to which a martyr was affixed to be burned)  |  standard  |  {n}  |  (a flag or ensign)  |  star chart  |  {n}  |  (star chart)  |  start  |  {n}  |  (beginning point of a race)  |  start  |  {v}  |  (to begin)  |  starter  |  {n}  |  (electric motor that starts an internal-combustion engine)  |  Start Menu  |  {prop}  |  (the menu)  |  St. Bartholomew's Day massacre  |  {prop}  |  (massacre)  |  stonehard  |  {adj}  |  (hard as stone)  |  street art  |  {n}  |  (any art developed in public spaces)  |  string quartet  |  {n}  |  (composition for four string players)  |  string quartet  |  {n}  |  (group of four string players)  |  stubble  |  {n}  |  (short, coarse hair)  |  Stuttgart  |  {prop}  |  (a city in Germany)  |  Subscriber Identity Module  |  {n}  |  (component on a SIM card that stores information to identify a mobile phone user)  |  subspecies  |  {n}  |  (rank in taxonomy)  |  such  |  {determiner}  |  (like this, that, these, those; used to make a comparison with something implied by context)  |  suchlike  |  {adj}  |  (of the same or similar kind)  |  sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof  |  {proverb}  |  (today has provided enough to worry about)  |  superb  |  {adj}  |  (of the highest quality; exceptionally good)  |  superbly  |  {adv}  |  (excellently)  |  swanherd  |  {n}  |  (person who tends, herds, takes care of swans)  |  sweet potato  |  {n}  |  (tuber)  |  sweet potato  |  {n}  |  (vine)  |  tab  |  {n}  |  (navigational widget in a GUI)  |  take off  |  {v}  |  (to begin flight)  |  take sides  |  {v}  |  (to join in a confrontation)  |  tarot  |  {n}  |  (individual card)  |  tarry  |  {v}  |  (linger in expectation of)  |  Tartessian  |  {adj}  |  (of or pertaining to Tartessos)  |  tartrazine  |  {n}  |  (food colouring)  |  Tartu  |  {prop}  |  (second-largest city in Estonia)  |  tea party  |  {n}  |  (semi-formal social gathering)  |  tenacious  |  {adj}  |  (unwilling to yield from a point of view etc; dogged)  |  tender  |  {adj}  |  (fond, loving, gentle, sweet)  |  tender  |  {adj}  |  (sensitive or painful)  |  tender  |  {adj}  |  (soft and easily chewed)  |  tenderness  |  {n}  |  (a tendency to express warm, compassionate feelings)  |  terrific  |  {adj}  |  (frighteningly good)  |  #NAME?  |  {suffix}  |  (used to form the ordinal numeral)  |  the grass is always greener on the other side  |  {proverb}  |  (desirability of other's circumstances)  |  ticket  |  {n}  |  (admission to entertainment)  |  ticket  |  {n}  |  (pass for transportation)  |  ticket office  |  {n}  |  (an office where tickets may be purchased)  |  ticket stamping machine  |  {n}  |  (ticket validating machine)  |  to  |  {prep}  |  (in the direction of, and arriving at)  |  torrential  |  {adj}  |  (coming or characterized by torrents; flowing heavily or in large quantities)  |  tout  |  {n}  |  (someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way)  |  town twinning  |  {n}  |  (pairing of towns or cities)  |  trading partner  |  {n}  |  (country that another country does business with)  |  treasure map  |  {n}  |  (map on which is marked the location of a treasure)  |  treasurer  |  {n}  |  (official entrusted with the funds and revenues of an organisation)  |  Tupperware party  |  {n}  |  (party where Tupperware is sold)  |  turnkey  |  {n}  |  (slang: warder)  |  type  |  {n}  |  (grouping based on shared characteristics)  |  typeface  |  {n}  |  (font family)  |  ubiquitous  |  {adj}  |  (being everywhere)  |  ubiquitous  |  {adj}  |  (seeming to appear everywhere at the same time)  |  ubiquity  |  {n}  |  (omnipresence)  |  uncongenial  |  {adj}  |  (not congenial, compatibal, sympathetic)  |  uncouth  |  {adj}  |  (unfamiliar, strange, foreign)  |  unexpected  |  {adj}  |  (not expected, anticipated or foreseen)  |  unexpectedly  |  {adv}  |  (in an unexpected manner)  |  unheralded  |  {adj}  |  (Without prior warning; unexpected or unannounced)  |  unique  |  {adj}  |  (one of a kind)  |  uniqueness  |  {n}  |  (state or quality of being unique or one-of-a-kind)  |  upkeep  |  {n}  |  (maintenance; the act or effort of keeping something in good repair)  |  uppercut  |  {n}  |  (in boxing)  |  upstream  |  {adv}  |  (against the flow)  |  upwards  |  {adv}  |  (to a higher place)  |  varia lectio  |  {n}  |  (any one of the readings of a passage in a text which differ from source to source)  |  variant reading  |  {n}  |  (the observed differences when comparing different documents of a single, original text)  |  vegetable garden  |  {n}  |  (vegetable garden)  |  video card  |  {n}  |  (display adapter)  |  vinyard  |  {n}  |  (vinyard)  |  vitreous  |  {adj}  |  (glassy)  |  vortical  |  {adj}  |  (pertaining to a vortex)  |  wait  |  {n}  |  (a delay)  |  wait  |  {v}  |  (delay until some event)  |  waiter  |  {n}  |  (someone who waits)  |  waiting list  |  {n}  |  (ordered list of people waiting to obtain a good or service)  |  waiting room  |  {n}  |  (room)  |  water bear  |  {n}  |  (A member of the phylum Tardigrada)  |  water softener  |  {n}  |  (device which reduces the calcium and magnesium concentration of hard water)  |  way  |  {n}  |  (method)  |  weave  |  {n}  |  (a type or way of weaving)  |  weird  |  {adj}  |  (deviating from the normal; bizarre)  |  weird  |  {adj}  |  (having an unusually strange character or behaviour)  |  well-behaved  |  {adj}  |  (having good manners and acting properly)  |  west  |  {adj}  |  (towards the west)  |  westward  |  {adv}  |  (towards the west)  |  wet end  |  {n}  |  (section of a paper machine)  |  whisker  |  {n}  |  (hair of the beard)  |  white-bearded antshrike  |  {n}  |  (passerine bird)  |  willie wagtail  |  {n}  |  (bird)  |  windward  |  {adj}  |  (towards the wind)  |  wine list  |  {n}  |  (list of wines available at a restaurant or bar)  |  wood  |  {n}  |  (wood from a particular species)  |  woolly bear  |  {n}  |  (hairy caterpillar)  |  yellow card  |  {n}  |  (card in sports)  |  zoo  |  {n}  |  (park where live animals are exhibited)  |  zoological garden  |  {n}  |  (zoo (stilted or formal)) 
 
 
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  I was kept waiting for as long as two hours .   |  Tôi đã chờ đợi lâu như hai giờ. 
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  Please hold on a moment .   |  Vui lòng chờ một chút. 
  She works as hard as any other student .   |  Cô ấy làm việc chăm chỉ như bất kỳ sinh viên nào khác. 
  He is delicate .   |  Anh ấy tinh tế. 
  I am sorry to have kept you waiting so long .   |  Tôi xin lỗi vì đã để bạn chờ đợi quá lâu. 
  Could you say that in plain english ?   |  Bạn có thể nói điều đó bằng tiếng Anh đơn giản không? 
  It will go hard with him if he is found out .   |  Sẽ khó khăn với anh ta nếu anh ta bị phát hiện. 
  Wait for your turn , please .   |  Vui lòng đợi đến lượt của bạn . 
  When did you get the concert ticket ?   |  Khi nào bạn nhận được vé buổi hòa nhạc? 
  We need another person to play cards .   |  Chúng tôi cần một người khác để chơi bài. 
  We spent more money than was expected .   |  Chúng tôi đã chi nhiều tiền hơn dự kiến. 
  He was very naughty when he was a little boy .   |  Anh ấy rất nghịch ngợm khi còn là một cậu bé. 
  Your work didn't come up to our expectations .   |  Công việc của bạn không đạt được như mong đợi của chúng tôi. 
  He works hard so that he can study abroad .   |  Anh ấy làm việc chăm chỉ để có thể đi du học. 
  I'd be happy to attend your party .   |  Tôi rất vui được tham dự bữa tiệc của bạn. 
  He is obstinate in his opinion .   |  Anh ấy cố chấp trong quan điểm của mình. 
  She came an hour beyond the appointed time .   |  Cô ấy đến muộn hơn giờ hẹn một tiếng. 
  He worked hard in order to get the prize .   |  Anh ấy đã làm việc chăm chỉ để có được giải thưởng. 
  You must have been working too hard .   |  Chắc hẳn bạn đã làm việc quá sức. 
  Please tell me what kind of cooking this is .   |  Xin vui lòng cho tôi biết loại nấu ăn này là gì. 
  Could you find me a house that has a small garden ?   |  Bạn có thể tìm cho tôi một ngôi nhà có một khu vườn nhỏ? 
  Old mr smith is saving as much money as he can .   |  Ông già smith đang tiết kiệm nhiều tiền nhất có thể. 
  It is yet to be seen whether this plan will succeed or not .   |  Vẫn chưa biết liệu kế hoạch này có thành công hay không. 
  Have him wait a moment .   |  Bảo anh đợi một chút. 
  We should wait here for the moment .   |  Chúng ta nên đợi ở đây trong thời điểm này. 
  Every house had a garden .   |  Nhà nào cũng có vườn. 
  Why don't I try to do something about the garden ?   |  Tại sao tôi không thử làm gì đó với khu vườn? 
  The garden was filled with flowers .   |  Khu vườn tràn ngập hoa. 
  We could not open the box anyhow .   |  Dù sao thì chúng tôi cũng không thể mở hộp. 
  He ruined his health by working too hard .   |  Anh ấy đã hủy hoại sức khỏe của mình bằng cách làm việc quá sức. 
  She is a woman of singular beauty .   |  Cô ấy là một người phụ nữ có vẻ đẹp kỳ lạ. 
  I worked as hard as I could so I didn't fail .   |  Tôi đã làm việc chăm chỉ nhất có thể để không thất bại. 
  Would you please wait for a minute ?   |  Bạn vui lòng đợi một phút được không? 
  Everything is ready now for our start .   |  Mọi thứ đã sẵn sàng cho sự khởi đầu của chúng ta. 
  He told his stories in a very unusual way .   |  Anh ấy kể những câu chuyện của mình theo một cách rất khác thường. 
  You work too hard .   |  Bạn làm việc quá chăm chỉ. 
  Because the train did not wait for me .   |  Vì chuyến tàu không đợi tôi. 
  We expect a very cold winter this year .   |  Chúng tôi mong đợi một mùa đông rất lạnh năm nay. 
  I'm very happy to hear about the party .   |  Tôi rất vui khi nghe về bữa tiệc. 
  Sorry to have kept you waiting so long .   |  Xin lỗi đã để bạn chờ đợi lâu như vậy. 
  The students stood waiting for a bus .   |  Học sinh đứng đợi xe buýt. 
  Wait for me . I'll be back in no time .   |  chờ tôi Tôi sẽ trở lại ngay lập tức. 
  This is what I was waiting for .   |  Đây là những gì tôi đã chờ đợi. 
  She told her son to wait a minute .   |  Bà bảo con trai chờ một chút. 
  We played cards last night .   |  Chúng tôi đã chơi bài đêm qua. 
  Nothing is as great as maternal love .   |  Không gì tuyệt vời bằng tình mẫu tử. 
  Thank you for inviting me to the party .   |  Cảm ơn bạn đã mời tôi đến bữa tiệc. 
  I was prevailed upon to go to the party .   |  Tôi đã thắng khi đi dự tiệc. 
  Don't wanna get up early to work hard .   |  Không muốn dậy sớm để làm việc chăm chỉ. 
  I was charmed by her way of speaking .   |  Tôi bị quyến rũ bởi cách nói chuyện của cô ấy. 
  I am not keen on this kind of music .   |  Tôi không hứng thú với thể loại âm nhạc này. 
  He took a taxi so as not to be late for the party .   |  Anh ấy bắt taxi để không bị trễ bữa tiệc. 
  Don't be so hard on me .   |  Đừng quá khắt khe với tôi. 
  I'm sorry I've kept you waiting so long .   |  Tôi xin lỗi tôi đã để bạn chờ đợi quá lâu. 
  He was made to wait at the station for two hours .   |  Anh ta phải đợi ở nhà ga trong hai giờ. 
  We had not been waiting long when the moon appeared .   |  Chúng tôi đã không chờ đợi lâu khi mặt trăng xuất hiện. 
  A hard wind is blowing .   |  Một cơn gió mạnh đang thổi. 
  While waiting for bus , I was caught in a shower .   |  Trong khi chờ xe buýt, tôi bị bắt gặp đang tắm. 
  He works very hard .   |  Ông làm việc rất chăm chỉ. 
  What kind of movie is it ? Is it popular ?   |  Đó là thể loại phim gì? Nó có phổ biến không? 
  We're having a party next saturday .   |  Chúng tôi sẽ tổ chức một bữa tiệc vào thứ Bảy tới. 
  A young person is waiting for you outside .   |  Một thanh niên đang đợi bạn bên ngoài. 
  I was at the party .   |  Tôi đã ở bữa tiệc. 
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