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the leader of a team, ship, or group
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The captain led his team to victory.
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a wealthy and powerful business leader
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commander, leader, chief, skipper
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team captain, ship captain, army captain, captain of industry
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to take control of something or someone by force
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The soldiers managed to capture the enemy base.
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to preserve or record a special time or event
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seize, arrest, apprehend, conquer, trap
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capture the flag, capture attention, capture market, capture image
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a road vehicle with an engine, four wheels, and seats for passengers
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She bought a new car last week.
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drive someone up the wall
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to annoy or irritate someone greatly
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automobile, vehicle, motorcar, ride
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car accident, car insurance, car seat, new car
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🌍
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/ˈkɑːrbən/
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a chemical element found in all living things and used as fuel when combined with oxygen
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Carbon is an essential element for life on Earth.
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the amount of carbon dioxide emissions caused by a person, organization, or activity
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element, graphite, coal, diamond
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carbon dioxide, carbon footprint, carbon copy, carbon emission
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💳
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A small, flat piece of stiff paper or thin cardboard used for various purposes, such as identification, greetings, or playing games.
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She handed me her business card after the meeting.
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to act in a way that gives you an advantage or success
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ticket, pass, note, voucher, certificate
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credit card, business card, playing card, membership card
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The process of looking after someone or something; to be concerned or interested.
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She took great care of her younger brother.
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concern, attention, caution, supervision, protection
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neglect, disregard, indifference
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take care, health care, child care, care about, intensive care
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/kəˈrɪər/
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As a noun: a person’s course of professional life; as a verb: to move swiftly and in an uncontrolled way.
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She built a successful career in medicine.
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The course of one's professional life or progress.
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profession, occupation, vocation, livelihood, calling
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idleness, unemployment, joblessness
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career development, career path, career opportunity, career growth
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Exercising caution or showing concern to avoid mistakes or harm.
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He is always careful when crossing the road.
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A warning to take caution.
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cautious, vigilant, watchful, attentive, prudent
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careless, reckless, negligent
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be careful, careful planning, careful consideration, careful study
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adverb
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In a way that is done with attention to detail and caution to avoid mistakes or harm.
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He carefully placed the glass on the table.
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used as an instruction to treat something delicately
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cautiously, attentively, gently, meticulously, thoroughly
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listen carefully, handle carefully, plan carefully, watch carefully
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/ˈkeər.ləs/
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not giving sufficient attention or thought to avoiding harm or errors; negligent; inattentive
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His careless driving caused a serious accident on the highway.
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negligent, reckless, inattentive, thoughtless
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careful, cautious, attentive, thoughtful
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careless mistake, careless driving, careless attitude
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without care or attention; in a negligent or reckless manner
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He carelessly left the door unlocked.
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carelessly thrown together
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done hastily without proper planning or care
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negligently, recklessly, heedlessly, inattentively, casually
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carefully, attentively, cautiously
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carelessly made, carelessly handled, carelessly spoken, carelessly discarded
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🚢
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/ˈkɑːrɡoʊ/
noun
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goods carried by a ship, plane, or other transport
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The ship was loaded with valuable cargo.
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a ship that carries goods rather than passengers
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freight, shipment, load, consignment, goods
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cargo ship, cargo plane, cargo hold, cargo transport
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/ˈkɑːrpɪt/
noun
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a thick woven floor covering
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They bought a red carpet for the living room.
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to give someone very special treatment
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rug, mat, floorcloth, covering
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red carpet, carpet cleaner, carpet shop, wall-to-wall carpet
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a vehicle, typically a four-wheeled one, used for transporting goods or people, especially in the past
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The royal family traveled in a beautiful carriage during parades.
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wagon, coach, cart, vehicle
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horse-drawn carriage, royal carriage, carriage ride
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🚚
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/ˈkæriər/
noun
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A person or thing that carries, transports, or conveys something; also an organization that provides transport services.
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The airline is the largest carrier in the country.
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transporter, courier, hauler, deliverer
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airline carrier, mail carrier, disease carrier, telecom carrier
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🥕
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/ˈkærət/
noun
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a long, tapering orange root eaten as a vegetable
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She added chopped carrots to the soup.
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a policy of offering a combination of rewards and punishment to induce behavior
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vegetable, root, produce, food, plant
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fresh carrot, carrot juice, carrot cake, carrot sticks
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👜
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/ˈkæri/
verb
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To support and move something or someone from one place to another.
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She carried the bag across the street.
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to have influence or importance
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transport, convey, bear, haul, move
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carry out, carry forward, carry over, carry responsibility
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🛒
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/kɑːrt/
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a vehicle with wheels that is pulled by a person or animal for carrying goods
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The farmer loaded hay onto the cart.
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put the cart before the horse
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to do things in the wrong order
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wagon, carriage, trolley, barrow, dray
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shopping cart, horse cart, wooden cart, hand cart
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🎨
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/kɑːrˈtuːn/
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a humorous or animated drawing, especially one in newspapers or television
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Children love watching cartoons on TV.
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animation, comic, drawing, sketch, caricature
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cartoon show, cartoon character, cartoon series, funny cartoon
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📦
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noun
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A particular situation, occurrence, or an instance of something; also a container or covering for something.
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In this case, we should wait for further instructions.
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whatever happens; regardless of the situation
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instance, example, situation, container, box
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in case of, legal case, strong case, special case
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💵
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money in the form of bills or coins, not checks or credit
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She paid the bill in cash.
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a business or product that generates steady profit
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money, currency, funds, capital, notes
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cash payment, cash flow, cash register, cash in hand
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🎰
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/kəˈsiːnoʊ/
noun
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a place where people gamble and play games of chance
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They spent the evening playing cards at the casino.
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gambling house, gaming hall, club, betting place
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casino game, casino table, casino resort, online casino
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verb/noun
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To throw something forcefully; the actors in a play or movie.
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He cast the fishing line into the river.
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To use magic to influence someone or something.
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throw, hurl, fling, assign, shape
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cast a vote, cast doubt, cast light, movie cast
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🏰
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a large fortified building or set of buildings; a fortress
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The medieval castle stood majestically on top of the hill.
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fortress, stronghold, citadel, palace
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hut, cottage, simple dwelling
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medieval castle, ancient castle, castle walls
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Relaxed and informal in style, manner, or appearance.
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He wore casual clothes to the informal gathering.
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A person you know but not very well.
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informal, relaxed, easygoing, nonchalant, laid-back
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casual clothes, casual meeting, casual conversation, casual approach
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a person killed or injured in a war or accident; a victim of circumstances
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The hospital treated many casualties from the car accident.
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victim, fatality, injured person, loss
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survivor, unharmed person
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war casualty, traffic casualty, casualty count
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🐱
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a small domesticated carnivorous mammal often kept as a pet
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The cat is sleeping on the sofa.
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being too inquisitive can lead to trouble
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feline, kitten, pussy, tomcat
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noun; verb
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catalogued
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catalogues
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cataloguing
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a complete list of items, typically one in alphabetical or systematic order; to make a systematic list of items
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list, register, index, inventory, directory
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disorder, chaos
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product catalogue, library catalogue, online catalogue, catalogue items, catalogue system
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verb
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to seize, take hold of, or capture something that is moving
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He managed to catch the ball.
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to attract someone's attention
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grab, seize, capture, grasp, snatch
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catch a bus, catch fire, catch cold, catch attention
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📂
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a class or division of things regarded as having particular shared characteristics
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Books are arranged by category in the library.
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class, group, type, division, section
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product category, age category, main category, different category
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To provide food, drinks, or services, usually for an event or group.
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The company catered the wedding reception.
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To provide what is wanted or needed by someone, often excessively.
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provide, supply, serve, furnish, deliver
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cater for, cater to needs, catering services, cater events
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noun
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large domesticated animals such as cows and bulls that are kept on a farm for their milk, meat, or hides
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The farmer owns a herd of cattle that graze near the river.
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livestock, herd, cows, oxen, bovine
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herd of cattle, cattle farm, cattle ranch, cattle market
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a person or thing that gives rise to an action, phenomenon, or condition; to make something happen
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The heavy rain caused flooding in the city.
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a hopeless case; something doomed to fail
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reason, motive, source, trigger, origin
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cause of death, good cause, lost cause, social cause
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care taken to avoid danger or mistakes; a warning about possible danger or problems
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The teacher gave a caution to students about the slippery stairs.
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warning, care, prudence, vigilance
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recklessness, carelessness, negligence
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exercise caution, word of caution, proceed with caution
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serving as a warning; intended to prevent problems or mistakes by giving advice or examples
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The report offers a cautionary message about unchecked spending.
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a story used as a warning about potential dangers or mistakes
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warning, preventive, admonitory, forewarning, advisory
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encouraging, reassuring, permissive
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cautionary tale, cautionary advice, cautionary note, cautionary example
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careful to avoid potential problems or dangers
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She was cautious about trusting strangers.
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careful, prudent, wary, circumspect
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cautious approach, cautious attitude, be cautious
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a large natural underground space in a hill or cliff
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The explorers discovered paintings on the walls of the cave.
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to collapse or give way under pressure
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cavern, grotto, hollow, den, tunnel
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deep cave, dark cave, cave entrance, explore cave
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to bring or come to an end; to stop doing something
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The noise ceased as soon as the children went inside.
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an agreement to stop fighting temporarily
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stop, halt, end, discontinue, terminate
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continue, persist, proceed
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cease operations, cease to exist, cease immediately, cease fire
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continuing without pause or interruption; endless
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The ceaseless rain lasted for three days.
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endless, continuous, perpetual
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temporary, intermittent, sporadic
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ceaseless effort, ceaseless noise, ceaseless activity
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the upper interior surface of a room
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The ceiling of the hall was painted beautifully.
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to become extremely angry
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roof, overhead, canopy, cover
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high ceiling, low ceiling, ceiling fan, ceiling light
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to observe an occasion with festivities or respect
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They celebrated their wedding anniversary with a party.
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to celebrate in an impressive or luxurious way
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commemorate, honor, observe, rejoice
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celebrate success, celebrate a birthday, celebrate together, celebrate in style
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a festive event or activity to honor an occasion
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The city held a grand celebration on Independence Day.
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festivity, party, event, ceremony, gathering
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birthday celebration, wedding celebration, public celebration, celebration dinner
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a famous person, especially in entertainment or sports
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The celebrity was surrounded by fans at the airport.
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the condition of being widely known and admired
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star, idol, personality, VIP, notable
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celebrity gossip, celebrity news, celebrity status, celebrity culture
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a small basic unit of life; or a small enclosed space like a prison room
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The prisoner was locked in a small cell.
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unit, chamber, cubicle, compartment
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prison cell, blood cell, cell phone, solar cell
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/ˈsɛlˌfoʊn/
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a portable telephone that uses a cellular network for wireless communication
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She forgot her cellphone at home and couldn’t call anyone.
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mobile phone, cell phone, smartphone, handset
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landline, desk phone
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cellphone battery, cellphone charger, cellphone screen, cellphone number
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/ˈsɛmɪˌtɛri/
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a place where dead people are buried
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The old cemetery is located at the edge of the village.
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graveyard, burial ground, necropolis, churchyard
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old cemetery, village cemetery, family cemetery, war cemetery
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