Word | Pronunciation | PoS | Definition |
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acceptable | /ək•sɛp•tə•bl/ | adj | satisfactory; good enough |
burst | /bɚst/ | verb | to break in a sudden and violent way |
buyer | /baɪ•ə/ | noun | someone who gets something by paying money for it |
champion | /tʃæm•pjən/ | noun | person who fights for or supports strongly |
coal | /koʊl/ | noun | dark hard substance from the earth burnt as a fuel |
dedicate | /dɛ•dɪ•kɛɪt/ | verb | to give your energy, time, etc. completely to someone |
depress | /dɪ•prɛs/ | verb | to make someone feel very sad; to reduce the value of something |
dust | /dʌst/ | noun | fine dry powder that builds up on surfaces |
fulfill | /fʊl•fɪl/ | verb | to do something that was promised or required |
illustration | /ɪ•ləs•trɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | picture that helps explain something |
journal | /dʒɚ•nL/ | noun | a written record of subjects or events |
laboratory | /lə•bɑ•rə•tə•rɪ/ | noun | a place for doing research and experiments |
measurement | /mɛ•ʒə•mənt/ | noun | the finding of the size or amount of something or someone |
mortgage | /moɚ•gɪdʒ/ | noun | long-term loan from a bank for buying property |
motivate | /moʊ•tɪ•vɛɪt/ | verb | to make someone excited about doing something |
mutual | /mju•tjʊəl/ | adj | shared between two or more people |
passion | /pæ•ʃən/ | noun | powerful, positive feeling about something |
privilege | /prɪ•vɪ•lɪdʒ/ | noun | advantage or right that is given to only a certain person or group of people |
promotion | /prə•moʊ•ʃən/ | noun | moving someone to a more important position |
province | /prɑ•vɪns/ | noun | area that a country or nation is divided into |
rail | /rɛɪl/ | noun | long, thin piece of metal |
random | /ræn•dəm/ | adj | chosen or done without a plan or pattern |
roughly | /rʌflɪ/ | adv | in an inexact or imprecise manner |
skirt | /skɚt/ | noun | piece of clothing for the lower body worn by women |
successfully | /sək'sɛsfəlɪ/ | adv | in a manner that achieves a goal |