Word | Pronunciation | PoS | Definition |
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adapt | /ə•dæpt/ | verb | to change something to fit or suit a new purpose |
adequate | /æ•dɪ•kwɪt/ | adj | enough; good enough for what is needed |
cap | /kæp/ | noun | small, soft hat often with a front visor or shade |
charity | /tʃæ•rɪ•tɪ/ | noun | organization providing help to the needy, the sick |
charm | /tʃɑɚm/ | noun | quality of making people like you; attractiveness |
cigarette | /sɪ•gə•rɛt/ | noun | a small paper tube filled with tobacco |
clinical | /klɪ•nɪ•kəl/ | adj | related to the examination and treatment of patients |
constitute | /kɑn•stɪ•tjut/ | verb | to make up or be part of something |
consultant | /kən•sʌl•tənt/ | noun | expert who gives (paid) advice |
cousin | /kʌ•zn/ | noun | a child of your uncle or aunt |
custom | /kʌs•təm/ | noun | what is usual or normal |
eastern | /iːs•tən/ | adj | being in the area to the east |
ethnic | /ɛθ•nɪk/ | adj | connected with people who share a cultural tradition |
forecast | /foɚ•kɑɚst/ | noun | prediction of some future thing, e.g. the weather |
historian | /hɪs•toɚ•riːɚn/ | noun | someone who studies or writes about the course of history |
illegal | /ɪ•liː•gəl/ | adj | not allowed by the laws or rules |
keen | /kiːn/ | adj | being eager or excited for something to happen |
prompt | /prɑmpt/ | verb | being done quickly and with no delay |
react | /riː•ækt/ | verb | to behave or make a change in a particular way |
sand | /sænd/ | noun | grains of rock that make beaches and deserts |
segment | /sɛg•mənt/ | noun | part divided from the other parts of something |
stupid | /stju•pɪd/ | adj | lacking the ability to learn easily; not intelligent |
twin | /twɪn/ | noun | two children born from the same mother at the same time |
universal | /ju•nɪ•vɚ•səl/ | adj | done or experienced by everyone |
visual | /vɪ•zjʊəl/ | adj | something to look at with the eyes |