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filled with too many people or things
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The bus was so crowded that I could hardly move.
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to be in a very crowded space
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packed, congested, jammed, full, busy
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crowded place, crowded street, crowded market, become crowded
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a circular ornamental headdress worn by a monarch as a symbol of authority
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The king wore his golden crown at the ceremony.
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to accept the responsibility or power of leadership
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royal crown, golden crown, wear the crown
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⭐
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/ˈkruːʃəl/
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extremely important or necessary
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Trust is crucial for a strong relationship.
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an extremely important part or function
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vital, essential, critical, key, significant
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unimportant, trivial, minor
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crucial role, crucial decision, crucial moment, crucial factor
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/kruːd/
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in a natural or raw state; not yet processed or refined
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The crude oil is processed into fuel and chemicals.
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raw, unrefined, rough, unprocessed
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crude oil, crude nature, crude estimate
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💔
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/ˈkruːəl/
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Willfully causing pain or suffering to others, or feeling no concern about it.
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It was cruel to make fun of the injured boy.
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cruel and unusual punishment
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Punishment considered inhumane, degrading, or excessively harsh.
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harsh, brutal, unkind, ruthless, merciless
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kind, gentle, compassionate
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cruel joke, cruel act, cruel treatment, cruel world
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/kruːz/
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to travel smoothly at a moderate speed, especially for pleasure
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They decided to cruise along the coast during their vacation.
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a system that automatically controls the speed of a vehicle
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sail, glide, drift, coast, navigate
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go on a cruise, cruise ship, cruise along, luxury cruise
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/krʌʃ/
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to press or squeeze something so hard that it is damaged or destroyed
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He accidentally crushed the paper cup in his hand.
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to have a romantic attraction toward someone
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squash, squeeze, compress, smash, flatten
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crush into pieces, crush under pressure, have a crush, crush completely
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/kraɪ/
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To shed tears as an expression of emotion such as sadness or pain; also a loud call or shout.
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The baby began to cry when she was hungry.
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To waste time worrying about something that has already happened and cannot be changed.
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weep, sob, wail, scream, yell
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cry out, cry for help, cry with joy, loud cry
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💎
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/ˈkrɪstəl/
noun
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a clear, transparent mineral or glass that forms a solid structure with regular patterns
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She wore a necklace made of sparkling crystal.
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extremely clear and easy to understand
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glass, gem, quartz, diamond, prism
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crystal clear, crystal glass, crystal necklace, crystal water
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/ˈkjuː.kʌm.bər/
noun
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a long green vegetable with watery flesh, eaten raw in salads or cooked
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I added fresh cucumber slices to my salad.
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cucumber sandwich, sliced cucumber, fresh cucumber, cucumber salad
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noun/verb
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A signal or prompt for action; to give a signal.
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The actor waited for his cue before entering the stage.
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At exactly the right moment, as expected.
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signal, prompt, hint, indication, trigger
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take a cue, give a cue, wait for a cue, cue card
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/kʌlt/
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a system of religious veneration and devotion directed toward a particular figure or object
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The cult followed their leader with great devotion.
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sect, movement, group, following
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cult following, cult leader, religious cult
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/ˈkʌltɪveɪt/
verb
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to prepare and use land for crops; to develop a quality or relationship
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Farmers cultivate the land to grow rice.
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to develop a good relationship with someone
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grow, nurture, develop, foster, promote
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cultivate land, cultivate crops, cultivate skills, cultivate habits
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/ˈkʌltʃərəl/
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relating to the ideas, customs, and social behavior of a society
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The festival is a major cultural event in the city.
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artistic, social, traditional, heritage, ethnic
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cultural event, cultural values, cultural heritage, cultural identity
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🌍
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/ˈkʌltʃər/
noun
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the customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular people or society
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Japanese culture is admired all over the world.
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modern cultural activities and products that are well-liked by many people
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civilization, tradition, lifestyle, heritage, society
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rich culture, preserve culture, local culture, diverse culture
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/kʌp/
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a small bowl-shaped container for drinking from, typically with a handle
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She drank a cup of tea in the morning.
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something one enjoys or prefers
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mug, glass, goblet, chalice
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cup of tea, coffee cup, paper cup, measuring cup
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/ˈkʌp.bɔːrd/
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a piece of furniture with doors and shelves for storing dishes, food, or clothes
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She stored all the plates and bowls in the kitchen cupboard.
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cabinet, closet, wardrobe
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kitchen cupboard, storage cupboard, wooden cupboard, built-in cupboard
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/kjʊər/
verb
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to make someone healthy again after an illness
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The new medicine cured her of the infection.
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prevention is better than cure
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it is better to stop something bad from happening than to deal with it later
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heal, treat, remedy, recover, fix
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cure disease, cure illness, cure patient, cure completely
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🧐
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/ˌkjʊəriˈɒsɪti/
noun
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a strong desire to know or learn something
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Children have a natural curiosity about the world around them.
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being too inquisitive can lead to trouble
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inquisitiveness, interest, eagerness, wonder, fascination
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natural curiosity, spark curiosity, satisfy curiosity, human curiosity
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/ˈkjʊəriəs/
adjective
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eager to know or learn something
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The child was curious about the stars in the sky.
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being too inquisitive can lead to trouble
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inquisitive, interested, eager, questioning
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indifferent, uninterested
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curious mind, curious about, curious look, curious case
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🐁
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/kɜːrl/
noun
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a piece of hair that curves or coils; something with a spiral or curved shape
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She had beautiful natural curls that framed her face perfectly.
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coil, ringlet, wave, spiral
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straight line, straightness
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hair curl, natural curl, tight curl
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/ˈkɜːrli/
adjective
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having curls or waves; shaped with bends or coils
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She has naturally curly hair.
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wavy, coiled, frizzy, ringleted, spiraled
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straight, smooth
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curly hair, curly locks, curly beard, curly pattern
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/ˈkʌrənt/
adjective, noun
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belonging to the present time; a flow of water or electricity
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She is reading the current issue of the magazine.
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to follow the current trend or situation without resistance
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present, ongoing, modern, flow
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current events, current issue, electric current, ocean current
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⏳
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/ˈkʌrəntli/
adverb
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He is currently working on a new project.
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presently, now, at the moment, as of now
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currently working, currently available, currently involved, currently under
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📘
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/kəˈrɪkjələm/
noun
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The subjects comprising a course of study in a school, college, or university.
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The school updated its curriculum to include more digital literacy courses.
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syllabus, program, course, studies, outline
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improvisation, spontaneity
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school curriculum, national curriculum, broad curriculum, curriculum design
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🍛
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noun/verb
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A dish of meat, vegetables, etc., cooked in a sauce with spices; or to prepare food in such a style.
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She cooked a delicious chicken curry for dinner.
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To seek to gain advantage by flattery or servile behavior.
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stew, dish, entree, spice dish
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chicken curry, vegetable curry, curry powder, curry sauce
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😡
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/kɜːrs/
noun, verb
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cursed
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curses
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cursing
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a solemn wish that harm or misfortune should befall someone; a rude or offensive word or phrase; to utter offensive words or wish harm upon someone
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He cursed loudly when he realized he had lost his wallet.
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something that seems bad at first but results in something good
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hex, swear, damn, malediction, blight
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blessing, praise, benediction
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utter a curse, break a curse, curse words, ancient curse
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🪟
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/ˈkɜː.tən/
noun
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a piece of cloth that hangs down to cover a window or divide a room
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She pulled back the curtain to let the sunlight in.
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to end something or bring it to a close
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drape, blind, shade, screen, hanging
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open the curtain, close the curtain, heavy curtain, window curtain
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👮♂️
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/ˈkʌs.tə.di/
noun
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the legal right or responsibility of taking care of someone or something
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The mother was granted custody of her children after the divorce.
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under police control or arrest
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guardianship, care, charge, protection, detention
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child custody, legal custody, police custody, custody battle
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🎎
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/ˈkʌstəm/
noun
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a traditional practice or usual way of behaving in a particular society or place
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Shaking hands is a common custom in many countries.
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customs or habits are difficult to change
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tradition, practice, ritual, convention
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local custom, cultural custom, follow custom, business custom
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🛍️
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/ˈkʌstəmər/
noun
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a person or organization that buys goods or services from a store or business
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The shopkeeper greeted the customer with a smile.
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the customer is always right
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a principle suggesting that businesses should prioritize customer satisfaction
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client, buyer, consumer, purchaser, shopper
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customer service, loyal customer, potential customer, regular customer
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/kʌt/
verb
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To divide into parts with a sharp tool.
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He used a knife to cut the bread.
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To do something in the easiest, cheapest, or fastest way, often sacrificing quality.
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slice, chop, sever, trim, carve
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cut down, cut off, cut into, cut back, cut out
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🐶
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/kjuːt/
adjective
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attractive in a pretty or endearing way
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extremely adorable or charming
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adorable, charming, lovely, sweet, pretty
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ugly, unattractive, unpleasant
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cute puppy, cute smile, cute dress, really cute
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✂️
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/ˈkʌtɪŋ/
adjective
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sharp or severe, often used to describe remarks or actions
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Her cutting remarks made everyone feel uncomfortable.
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sharp, severe, harsh, biting
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cutting remark, cutting tone, cutting edge
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/ˈsaɪkl/
noun/verb
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a series of events that repeat in the same order; or to ride a bicycle
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She cycles to school every day.
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a negative repeating pattern of events that worsens over time
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sequence, rotation, series, bike, bicycle
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life cycle, business cycle, cycle of events, riding a cycle
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/ˈsaɪkloʊn/
noun
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a large-scale air mass that rotates around a strong center of low atmospheric pressure; a violent tropical storm
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The cyclone caused severe flooding along the coast.
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a rotating storm system that forms over warm tropical oceans
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storm, hurricane, typhoon, whirlwind, tempest
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calm, stillness
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Believing that people are motivated by self-interest; distrustful of human sincerity or integrity.
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She was cynical about the politician's promises.
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A smile showing distrust or disbelief in sincerity.
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skeptical, distrustful, suspicious, pessimistic, sarcastic
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trusting, optimistic, gullible
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cynical view, cynical attitude, deeply cynical, cynical smile
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an informal term for father
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My dad taught me how to ride a bike.
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a child often resembles or behaves like their father
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dad joke, dad's advice, proud dad, dad and son
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She reads the newspaper daily.
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the monotonous routine of everyday work and life
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everyday, regular, routine, habitual
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daily basis, daily routine, daily life, daily tasks
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a building or farm where milk is produced; products made from milk; a shop selling milk and milk products
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The local dairy provides fresh milk and cheese to the entire neighborhood.
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creamery, milk farm, dairy farm
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non-dairy, vegan alternatives
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dairy farm, dairy products, local dairy
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a barrier built to hold back water and raise its level
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The dam provides electricity to nearby towns.
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to release strong emotions suddenly
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barrier, embankment, levee, wall, reservoir
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hydroelectric dam, large dam, build a dam, dam water
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To cause physical harm to something.
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The storm damaged several houses in the village.
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So badly damaged that it cannot be fixed.
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harm, spoil, break, ruin, destroy
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The storm caused damaging effects to the crops.
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harmful, injurious, destructive, deleterious
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beneficial, harmless, protective
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damaging effects, damaging impact, damaging consequences
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slightly wet, often in an unpleasant way
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The room felt cold and damp after the rain.
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something that fails to meet expectations
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moist, humid, wet, clammy, soggy
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damp air, damp room, damp clothes, cold and damp
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to move rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps
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They danced all night at the wedding.
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to do what someone else wants or controls
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move, sway, groove, waltz, perform
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dance floor, dance party, traditional dance, dance steps
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a person who dances or performs dancing professionally or as a hobby
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The dancer moved gracefully across the stage.
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to do what someone else wants or tells you to do
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performer, ballerina, entertainer, artist, choreographer
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professional dancer, ballet dancer, street dancer, lead dancer
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The possibility of harm, injury, or loss.
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The hikers were in great danger during the storm.
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at risk of harm or injury
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risk, threat, peril, hazard, jeopardy
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safety, security, protection
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serious danger, put in danger, danger zone, face danger
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likely to cause harm or injury; unsafe
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Driving fast on icy roads is dangerous.
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to do something risky that may cause harm
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risky, hazardous, unsafe, harmful, perilous
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dangerous situation, dangerous game, dangerous path, dangerous substance
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To have the courage to do something risky or challenging.
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She dared to speak against the unfair rules.
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challenge, risk, venture, defy
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dare to dream, dare to ask, I dare say, dare someone
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with little or no light; gloomy or mysterious
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The room was dark after the lights went out.
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dim, gloomy, shadowy, black, obscure
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dark night, dark room, dark secret, dark times
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