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The basic monetary unit of the United States and some other countries
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I need five dollars to buy this book.
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having little or no value
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buck, greenback, currency, coin, bill
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debt, worthless
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US dollar, dollar bill, exchange dollar, dollar coin
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An area of knowledge, activity, or territory over which control is exercised.
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Mathematics is her main domain of expertise.
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Something not protected by copyright and available for public use.
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territory, realm, field, sphere, area
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domain name, knowledge domain, public domain, private domain
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Relating to the home or internal affairs of a country.
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She bought domestic products to support local businesses.
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Matters within a household or a country
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household, internal, local, home
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domestic violence, domestic market, domestic products, domestic flights
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The state of having power and influence over others.
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The company has maintained dominance in the smartphone market.
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The behavior of asserting leadership or control, often seen in social or animal groups.
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control, authority, supremacy, power, command
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Having power, authority, or influence over others; most important.
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English has become the dominant language in international business.
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The hand that a person uses most skillfully and frequently.
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powerful, controlling, leading, influential
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dominant role, dominant culture, dominant force
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/ˈdɒmɪneɪt/
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to have power or control over something or someone
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The company dominates the smartphone market.
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to be the most successful or influential in a particular area
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control, rule, command, govern, lead
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dominate the market, dominate the conversation, dominate politics, dominate completely
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/ˌdɒmɪˈneɪʃən/
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the exercise of control or influence over someone or something
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The empire sought domination over its neighbors.
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complete control over something or someone
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control, power, supremacy, authority
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submission, weakness, dependence
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political domination, economic domination, domination of nature
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/dəʊˈneɪt/
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to give money, goods, or time to help a person or organization
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They donated food to the flood victims.
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to give one's blood voluntarily for medical use
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give, contribute, offer, bestow
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donate money, donate blood, donate food, donate clothes
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/dəʊˈneɪ.ʃən/
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something that is given to help a person or organization, often money
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He made a generous donation to the local orphanage.
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to give money or goods to help a cause
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contribution, gift, offering, grant, endowment
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charity donation, blood donation, make donation, receive donation
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/ˈdoʊnər/
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A person who gives something, especially to a charity or cause.
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The donor contributed generously to the hospital’s new wing.
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A person who gives blood voluntarily for medical use.
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benefactor, contributor, patron, philanthropist, giver
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blood donor, organ donor, anonymous donor, generous donor
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/dɔːr/
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A movable barrier that allows entry or exit to a building, room, or vehicle.
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He knocked on the door before entering the house.
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when one door closes, another opens
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New opportunities arise when one ends
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gate, entrance, portal, threshold
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open the door, close the door, lock the door, knock on the door
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/ˈdɔːrˌkiːpər/
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A person whose job is to guard or manage the entrance of a building or room.
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The doorkeeper checked everyone’s passes before they entered the hall.
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porter, gatekeeper, usher, sentinel
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intruder, trespasser
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doorkeeper duties, doorkeeper role, doorkeeper station
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a measured amount of a medicine or drug taken at one time
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The doctor prescribed one dose of the medicine every six hours.
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a dose of one's own medicine
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experiencing the same unpleasant treatment that one has given to others
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portion, amount, quantity, measure, shot
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high dose, low dose, single dose, daily dose, lethal dose
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noun
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a small round mark or spot
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She drew a red dot on the paper.
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to understand the relationship between different facts
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spot, speck, point, mark, stain
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dot pattern, dot matrix, red dot, connect dots
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/ˈdʌbəl/
verb
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to make twice as much in size, number, or amount
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The company hopes to double its profits this year.
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something that has both positive and negative effects
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increase, multiply, expand, amplify, boost
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double the amount, double the size, double digits, double check
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noun/verb
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a feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction; to be uncertain about something
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She had doubts about the success of the plan.
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certain; without question
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uncertainty, suspicion, disbelief, hesitation
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certainty, confidence, assurance
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cast doubt, beyond doubt, raise doubt, doubt remains
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⬇️
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adverb
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from a higher to a lower position
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He walked down the stairs slowly.
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below, downward, under, beneath
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down the road, down the line, down the street
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adverb
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on or to a lower floor of a building
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Please go downstairs and wait in the lobby.
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below, underneath, on the lower floor
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upstairs, above, on the upper floor
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go downstairs, come downstairs, live downstairs
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🏙️
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/ˈdaʊnˌtaʊn/
noun
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the central part of a city
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They spent the afternoon shopping downtown.
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city center, metropolis, central district, urban area
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downtown area, downtown district, downtown core, downtown business
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noun
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She bought a dozen eggs from the market.
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items bought in bulk are often cheaper
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twelve, set, group, batch
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a dozen eggs, dozens of people, a dozen times
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/dræft/
noun/verb
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A preliminary version of a piece of writing; to prepare a preliminary version of a document.
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She finished the first draft of her novel.
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An early, unfinished version of a piece of writing.
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outline, sketch, plan, blueprint, design
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draft proposal, draft agreement, first draft, draft law
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/dræɡ/
verb
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to pull something along the ground with effort
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He had to drag the heavy box across the floor.
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to delay doing something deliberately
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drag across, drag along, drag into, drag down
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/dreɪn/
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to cause liquid to flow away from something; to remove liquid
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He drained the pasta before adding the sauce.
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to make someone or something lose energy or enthusiasm
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empty, remove, exhaust, deplete, discharge
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drain water, drain pipe, drain energy, drain battery
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🎭
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/ˈdrɑː.mə/
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a play for theater, radio, or television, or an exciting or emotional situation
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She loves watching historical drama series.
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make a drama out of nothing
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to exaggerate a situation unnecessarily
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play, performance, act, show
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drama series, school drama, intense drama, family drama
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adjective
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sudden and striking; relating to drama or theater
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The play ended with a dramatic twist.
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a sudden and significant alteration
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theatrical, emotional, intense, striking, sensational
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ordinary, calm, unremarkable
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dramatic effect, dramatic improvement, dramatic increase, dramatic change
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in a sudden, striking, or exaggerated way
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Sales increased dramatically after the campaign.
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to alter in a sudden and significant way
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suddenly, sharply, significantly, strikingly
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increase dramatically, change dramatically, drop dramatically, improve dramatically
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✏️
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/drɔː/
verb
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to produce a picture by making lines and marks on paper; to pull or move something in a particular direction
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The child loves to draw pictures of animals.
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To attract someone's notice.
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sketch, illustrate, depict, pull, attract
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draw attention, draw a picture, draw a line, draw a conclusion
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✏️
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/ˈdrɔːɪŋ/
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a picture or diagram made with a pencil, pen, or crayons rather than paint
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She showed me a drawing of her house.
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attracting notice or interest
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sketch, illustration, diagram, doodle
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make a drawing, pencil drawing, line drawing, drawing skills
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a series of thoughts, images, or emotions occurring during sleep; a cherished aspiration or goal
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She dreamed of becoming a doctor.
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enjoying life as if in an ideal situation
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vision, aspiration, goal, fantasy
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have a dream, dream big, chase a dream, dream come true
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noun/verb
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a one-piece garment for women or girls; to put on clothes
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She wore a beautiful red dress to the party.
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wearing clothes that are intended to impress others
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outfit, attire, garment, clothing
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wear a dress, long dress, summer dress, dress code
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/ˈdrɛsˌmeɪkər/
noun
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A person who makes or alters women's clothing professionally.
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The dressmaker crafted a beautiful gown for the bride.
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seamstress, tailor, couturier, garment maker
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customer, client
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skilled dressmaker, professional dressmaker, custom dressmaker, bridal dressmaker
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/drɪft/
verb
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to move slowly, especially by air or water currents
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The boat began to drift away from the shore.
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to gradually become distant or less friendly
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float, glide, wander, meander, coast
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drift away, drift apart, drift off, drift slowly
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🥤
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/drɪŋk/
verb, noun
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to take liquid into the mouth and swallow; a beverage
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She likes to drink a glass of water before bed.
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to drink a lot of alcohol
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sip, gulp, swallow, beverage, refreshment
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drink water, drink alcohol, soft drink, energy drink
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/draɪv/
verb, noun
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to operate and control a vehicle; a journey in a vehicle
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He learned to drive when he was 18.
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to annoy or irritate someone a lot
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steer, operate, ride, control, propel
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drive a car, drive home, driving license, drive safely
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/ˈdraɪ.vər/
noun
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a person who operates a motor vehicle
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The taxi driver knew all the shortcuts through the busy city.
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chauffeur, operator, motorist, pilot
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passenger, pedestrian, walker
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taxi driver, bus driver, truck driver, professional driver, experienced driver
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verb, noun
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to let something fall; a small quantity of liquid
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Be careful not to drop your phone.
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to make a mistake or fail to do something
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fall, release, decline, drip, descend
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drop out, drop by, drop off, raindrop
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/draʊt/
noun
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A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall, leading to a shortage of water.
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The farmers struggled to grow crops during the drought.
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Experiencing a lack of something, often used metaphorically.
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dry spell, aridity, lack of rain, scarcity, shortage
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rainfall, flood, abundance
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He nearly drowned while swimming in the river.
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to make a sound so loud that it prevents other sounds from being heard
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sink, submerge, suffocate, engulf
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float, survive, resurface
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drown in debt, drown in sorrow, nearly drown, drown out
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a substance used as a medicine or an illegal addictive substance
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The doctor prescribed a new drug for the illness.
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efforts to stop illegal drug use and trade
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medicine, medication, narcotic, substance
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drug abuse, drug dealer, prescription drug, drug addiction
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A retail store that sells medicines, health-related products, and sometimes cosmetics or snacks.
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I stopped by the drugstore to buy some cold medicine.
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pharmacy, chemist, apothecary, drug shop
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none, unrelated store
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local drugstore, visit the drugstore, drugstore chain, drugstore aisle
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a musical instrument beaten with sticks or hands; also a cylindrical container
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to publicly support or promote something
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percussion, barrel, container, cylinder
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drum kit, drum beats, steel drum, oil drum, bass drum
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affected by alcohol to the point of losing control of one's faculties or behavior
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He was too drunk to walk straight.
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intoxicated, tipsy, inebriated, wasted, buzzed
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get drunk, dead drunk, completely drunk, drunk driving
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to remove moisture; to become free of water
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Hang the clothes outside to dry.
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dehydrate, evaporate, drain, wither
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wet, moisten, dampen, soak
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dry clothes, dry completely, dry naturally, dry thoroughly, dry in the sun
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having two parts or consisting of two elements; double
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She has dual citizenship of both countries.
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double, twin, paired, binary
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single, sole, individual, unique
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dual purpose, dual citizenship, dual nature
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to give a name or label to something; to add a soundtrack to a film or recording
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The movie was dubbed into several languages for international release.
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name, label, dub over, voice over
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expected at a certain time or required by a certain date
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The rent is due on the first of every month.
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the final day something must be completed or paid
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expected, scheduled, payable, owed, anticipated
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unexpected, optional, unnecessary
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due date, due payment, due process, due respect
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lacking brightness, vividness, or interest; boring or not sharp
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The lecture was so dull that many students fell asleep.
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boring, tedious, lifeless, monotonous, uninteresting
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exciting, lively, interesting
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dull knife, dull sound, dull moment, dull pain, dull color
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lacking intelligence or unable to speak
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He made a dumb mistake during the exam.
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to make someone speechless with shock or amazement
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stupid, foolish, silly, mute
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dumb mistake, dumb idea, dumb luck, dumb silence
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to drop or dispose of something carelessly; to end a relationship suddenly
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He dumped all the trash into the bin.
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to end a romantic relationship with someone
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discard, throw, drop, abandon, release
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dump site, garbage dump, dump truck, dump waste, dump someone
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a pair of people or things, especially in music or entertainment
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The musical duo performed their latest hit at the concert.
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pair, couple, team, twosome
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