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geç kavrayan. slow to learn; not as good as others: a …… pupil.

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slow to learn; not as good as others: a backward pupil.

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n. (no pi.) way of swimming on your back,

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backstroke /’btekstraok/ n. (no pi.) way of swimming on your back,

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adv. 1 away from the front; towards the back: He looked …… over his shoulder.

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backwards /’bxkwadz/ adv. 1 away from the front; towards the back: He looked backwards over his shoulder.

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with the back or the end first: Say the alphabet ….. , starting with the letter Z.

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with the back or the end first: Say the alphabet backwards, starting with the letter Z.

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, first in one way, then in the other: The ferry travels ……. between Dover and Calais.

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backwards and forwards, first in one way, then in the other: The ferry travels backwards and forwards between Dover and Calais.

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n. (no pi) salted or smoked meat from a pig.

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bacon /’beikan/ n. (no pi) salted or smoked meat from a pig.

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adj. (worse, worst) 1 not good; doing wrong: That ….. boy steals money from his friends.

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bad /bxd/ adj. (worse, worst) 1 not good; doing wrong: That bad boy steals money from his friends.

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nasty; not pleasant: There’s a ….. smell here.

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nasty; not pleasant: There’s a bad smell here.

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rotten; old and not fresh enough to use. go bad, become rotten: That meat will …… if you leave it in the sun.

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rotten; old and not fresh enough to use. go bad, become rotten: That meat will go bad if you leave it in the sun.

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serious: a …… fire.

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serious: a bad fire.

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poor, not working well: …… eyesight

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poor, not working well: bad eyesight

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not able to do something well: a …… driver.

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not able to do something well: a bad driver.

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n. sign that someone wears to show which school, dub, army, etc. he belongs to: a Scout badge.

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badge /bstdzl n. sign that someone wears to show which school, dub, army, etc. he belongs to: a Scout ……

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adv. 1 in a bad way; not well: …. dressed

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badly /’bedli/ adv. 1 in a bad way; not well: badly dressed,

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poor

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badly off, We aren’t too badly off but we can’t afford a house like that.

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very much, I …. want to go to the festival

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badly: I badly want to go to the festival

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bad-tempered /.bed temped/ often cross and angry: a …… old man.

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bad-tempered /.bed temped/ often cross and angry: a bad-tempered old man.

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v. be too difficult for you to understand or do: This sum …. me.

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baffle /’basfl/ v. be too difficult for you to understand or do: This sum baffles me. *

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n. container made of cloth , leather, paper, etc., with an opening at the top, for holding things: a shopping ….

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bag /beg/ n. container made of cloth , leather, paper, etc., with an opening at the top, for holding things: a shopping ….

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n. (no pi.) luggage; bags, trunks, suitcases, etc. for travelling.

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baggage /’baegid3/ n. (no pi.) luggage;bags, trunks, suitcases, etc. for travelling.’

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torba gibi sarkan adj. hanging in loose folds: baggy trousers.

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baggy /’b*gi/ adj. hanging in loose folds: baggy trousers.

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n. (pi.) musical instrument which Scotsmen often play.

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bagpipes /‘bsegpaips/ n. (pi.) musical instrument which Scotsmen often play.

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yem . n. (nopi.) food put on a hook or in a trap, etc. to catch fish or animals,

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bait /beit/ n. (nopi.) food put on a hook or in a trap, etc. to catch fish or animals,

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bake /beik/ v. 1 cook food in an oven: My mother bakes bread every day.

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bake /beik/ v. 1 cook food in an oven:My mother bakes bread every day.

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n. someone whose job is to make bread or cakes to sell.

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baker /’beiko(r)/ n. someone whose job is to make bread or cakes to sell.

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n. (pi. bakeries) place where bread, cakes, etc. are made or sold.

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bakery /‘beikori/ n. (pi. bakeries) place where bread, cakes, etc. are made or sold.

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terazi. n. 1 (pi. balances) instrument for weighing things; scales.

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balance1 /‘bebns/ n. 1 (pi. balances) instrument for weighing things; scales.

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denge. when two sides are the same; being steady, keep your balance. stay steady;

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balance. when two sides are the same; being steady, keep your balance. stay steady;

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stay steady; not fall: Derek …….. with his arms as he walked on the top of the high wall

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keep your balance. stay steady; not fall: Derek kept his balance with his arms as he walked on the top of the high wall

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dengesini kaybetmek. become unsteady; fall.

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lose your balance, become unsteady; fall.

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the money that is left when you have paid out some of it: If you earn £100 and spend £60, your ….. is £40.

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the money that is left when you have paid out some of it: If you earn £100 and spend £60, your balance is £40.

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V. make or keep something steady, so it does not fall; stay steady: That dog can ….. a ball on his nose!

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balance2 V. make or keep something steady, so it does not fall; stay steady: That dog can balance a ball on his nose!

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n. (pi. balconies) small place on the outside wall of a building above the ground: They stood on the ….. to watch the festival in the street below,

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balcony /‘baelkam/ n. (pi. balconies) small place on the outside wall of a building above the ground: They stood on the balcony to watch the festival in the street below,

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adj. with no hair or not much hair.

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bald /bo:ld/ adj. with no hair or not much hair.

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balya. n. big bundle of wool, cotton, etc.: Farmers keep bales of hay in the barn for cows in winter

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bale /beil/ n. big bundle of wool, cotton, etc.: Farmers keep bales of hay in the barn for cows in winter

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top

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ball

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anything rolled into a round shape: a ….. of wool.

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anything rolled into a round shape: a ball of wool.

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n. woman who dances in ballet.

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ballerina /,b*b’ri:na/ n. woman who dances in ballet.

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n. sort of dancing,

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ballet /’bselei/ n. sort of dancing,

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n. bag that becomes bigger when filled with air or with gas. It can float in the sky.

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balloon /ba’lu:n/ n. bag that becomes bigger when filled with air or with gas. It can float in the sky.

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oy . n. 1 secret vote on a piece or paper: We held a ….. to choose a new captain. 2 piece of paper for secret voting,

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ballot /‘btelat/ n. 1 secret vote on a piece or paper: We held a ballot to choose a new captain. 2 piece of paper for secret voting,

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n. box where people put their voting papers,

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ballot box n. box where people put their voting papers,

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n. pen that has a small ball at the end; biro (tükenmez kalem)

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ballpoint /‘bodpamt/ n. pen that has a small ball at the end; biro (tükenmez kalem)

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V. (pres. part, banning, past part. A past tense banned /bend/) say that something must stop or must not happen: The baker …. dogs in his shop.

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ban /ben/ V. (pres. part, banning, past part. A past tense banned /bend/) say that something must stop or must not happen: The baker bans dogs in his shop.

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yasak n.:There is a …… on smoking in petrol stations.

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ban . There is a ban on smoking in petrol stations.

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n. 1 flat, thin strip of doth, etc. to put round something: Alan put a rubber ……round his pencils.

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band /bend/ n. 1 flat, thin strip of doth, etc. to put round something: Alan put a rubber band round his pencils.

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line of colour, etc.: The French flag has …… of red. white, and blue.

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line of colour, etc.: The French flag has bands of red. white, and blue.

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group of people who do something together: a ….. of robbers.

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group of people who do something together: a band of robbers.

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group of people who play music together: a jazz ……

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group of people who play music together: a jazz band.

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n. long strip of doth to put round a part of the body that is hurt,

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bandage /’bsndidj/ n. long strip of doth to put round a part of the body that is hurt,

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n. robber who attacks travellers.

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bandit /‘bendit/ n. robber who attacks travellers.

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n. 1 strong blow: Arthur fell down and got a …. on the head.

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bang /beg/ n. 1 strong blow: Arthur fell down and got a bang on the head.

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loud, sudden noise: He shut the door with a …….

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bang . loud, sudden noise: He shut the door with a bang.

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hit something hard: The tall man …… his head as he went through the door.

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hit something hard: The tall man banged his head as he went through the door.

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shut or hit something with a loud noise: Don’t ….. the door!

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shut or hit something with a loud noise: Don’t bang the door!

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bilezik (genelde degersiz) n. pretty piece of metal, etc. that you wear round your arm.

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bangle /‘beggl/ n. pretty piece of metal, etc. that you wear round your arm.

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sürgün etmek v. send someone away from his own country as a punishment.

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banish /‘bjemJ/ v. send someone away from his own country as a punishment.

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merdiven korkuluğu n. (pi) rail and posts at the side of the stairs

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banisters /’bemstaz/ n. (pi) rail and posts at the side of the stairs

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n. 1 land along the side of a river: Jim climbed out of the boat on to the …..

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bank /bspk/ n. 1 land along the side of a river: Jim climbed out of the boat on to the bank.

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building or business for keeping money safely, and for lending and exchanging money: Kevin sold his car and put the money in the bank.

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bank. building or business for keeping money safely, and for lending and exchanging money: Kevin sold his car and put the money in the bank.

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n. manager or owner of a bank

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banker /‘begka(r)/ n. manager or owner of a bank

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…. holiday n. day when the British have a general public holiday

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bank holiday n. day when the British have a general public holiday

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n. piece of paper money.

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banknote ybsgknaot/ n. piece of paper money.

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iflas. adj. not able to pay money that you owe: John’s business had a bad year and he is bankrupt.

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bankrupt /’taegkrApt/ adj. not able to pay money that you owe: John’s business had a bad year and he is bankrupt.

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n. flag with words to show what people think,

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banner n. flag with words to show what people think,

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şölen. n. feast with speeches for a special happening,

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banquet /’bmgkwit/ n. feast with speeches for a special happening,

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n. 1 long piece of something hard: a bar of soap/an iron bar.

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bar /ba:(r)/ n. 1 long piece of something hard: a bar of soap/an iron bar.

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room where people can buy and have drinks

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room where people can buy and have drinks

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bar2 v. put something across an open place so that people or things cannot pass: We had to stop the car because sheep were ….. the road.

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bar. put something across an open place so that people or things cannot pass: We had to stop the car because sheep were barring the road.

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wire with short, sharp points, for making fences.

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barbed wire /,ba:bd ’wai3(r)/ n. (no />/.) wire with short, sharp points, for making fences.

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n. someone whose lob is to cut men’s hair,

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barber /’ba:ba(r)/ n. someone whose lob is to cut men’s hair,

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adj. 1 with no clothes, covering, etc.: The baby is ……

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bare /bea(r)/ adj. 1 with no clothes, covering, etc.: The baby is bare.

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Mrs. Jones had no money to buy furniture so her room was ….

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2 empty: Mrs. Jones had no money to buy furniture so her room was bare.

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adv. with no shoes: If you go ….. you will get cold.

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barefoot /’besfot/ adv. with no shoes: If you go barefoot you will get cold.

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adj. with no hat, cap, etc.

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bareheaded /.bes’hedid/ adj. with no hat, cap, etc.

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adv. only just; hardly: The poor family had ….. enough money to buy food.

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barely /’besli/ adv. only just; hardly: The poor family had barely enough money to buy food.

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n. 1 agreement to buy, sell, or exchange something; agreement about pay or work, etc.: Let’s make a ……—if you help me today, I’ll help you tomorrow.

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bargain1 /’bcr.gin/ n. 1 agreement to buy, sell, or exchange something; agreement about pay or work, etc.: Let’s make a bargain—if you help me today, I’ll help you tomorrow.

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2 something that is very cheap: I bought this dress because it was a …… at £2.

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2 something that is very cheap: I bought this dress because it was a bargain at £2.

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v. talk about making the price of something less: Perhaps he will sell his house more cheaply if you …… with him.

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bargain2 v. talk about making the price of something less: Perhaps he will sell his house more cheaply if you bargain with him.

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v. talk about making the price of something less: Perhaps he will sell his house more cheaply if you …… with him.

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bargain2 v. talk about making the price of something less: Perhaps he will sell his house more cheaply if you bargain with him.

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n. boat with flat bottom for carrying goods on rivers.

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barge /ba:d3/ n. boat with flat bottom for carrying goods on rivers.

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n. (no pi.) outside covering of a tree-trunk and branches

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bark1 /ba:k/ n. (no pi.) outside covering of a tree-trunk and branches

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n. cry of a dog or fox.

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bark2 n. cry of a dog or fox.

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v..-The dog barked at the stranger.

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bark v..-The dog barked at the stranger.

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n. (no pi.) plant that we use for food and to make beer and whisky.

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barley /’ba:h/ n. (no pi.) plant that we use for food and to make beer and whisky.

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n. building for hay, farm animals, etc.

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barn /ba:n/ n. building for hay, farm animals, etc.

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n. instrument that helps to tell what the weather will be.

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barometer /bs’romitsfr)/ n. instrument that helps to tell what the weather will be.

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n. (pi.) building where soldiers, etc. live.

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barracks /’bsersks/ n. (pi.) building where soldiers, etc. live.

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n. 1 big container with flat ends and round sides; cask: a beer barrel. 2 tube of a gun through which the bullet goes.

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barrel /’baersl/ n. 1 big container with flat ends and round sides; cask: a beer barrel. 2 tube of a gun through which the bullet goes.

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adj. where plants cannot grow: ….. land.

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barren /’basrsn/ adj. where plants cannot grow: barren land.

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n. wall of things that people build quickly to keep others away: There was a …… of carts and branches across the road.

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barricade /.baeri’keid/ n. wall of things that people build quickly to keep others away: There was a barricade of carts and branches across the road.

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barricade v. block something with a ……: He …… the door to keep the wolf out.

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barricade v. block something with a barricade: He barricaded the door to keep the wolf out.

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n. something that stops you from passing; fence: You must show your ticket at the …… before you can get on to the train.

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barrier /’baeri3(r)/ n. something that stops you from passing; fence: You must show your ticket at the barrier before you can get on to the train.

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n. small cart that you push or pull by hand,

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barrow /’basrsu/ n. small cart that you push or pull by hand,

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n. 1 bottom; part on which something stands: This vase falls over a lot because the ….. is too small.

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base /beis/ n. 1 bottom; part on which something stands: This vase falls over a lot because the base is too small.

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2 place to start from and go back to: That pilot travels all over the world but London is his …..

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2 place to start from and go back to: That pilot travels all over the world but London is his base.

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n. part of a building, under the ground: You can buy garden chairs in the …… of this shop.

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basement /’beismsnt/ n. part of a building, under the ground: You can buy garden chairs in the basement of this shop.

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v. hit something very hard.

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bash /baej/ v. hit something very hard.

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n. round, deep dish: The cook mixed the pudding in a …..

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basin /’beisn/ n. round, deep dish: The cook mixed the pudding in a basin.

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v. enjoy heat and light: The cat was …… in the sunshine.

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bask /ba:sk/ v. enjoy heat and light: The cat was basking in the sunshine.

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