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a person who wins a competition or contest
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She was the winner of the race.
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champion, victor, first-place
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race winner, competition winner, winner takes all
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adjective; noun; gerund
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won
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wins
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winning
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achieving victory or success; attractive or pleasing in a way that brings success
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She has a winning attitude that inspires the whole team.
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a series of consecutive victories
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successful, victorious, triumphant, favorable, appealing
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losing, unsuccessful, defeated
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winning team, winning strategy, winning attitude, winning margin, winning streak
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noun
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the coldest season of the year, typically from December to February in the Northern Hemisphere
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cold season, frosty period, chill, snowfall
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harsh winter, cold winter, winter season, winter break
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/waɪp/
verb
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to clean or dry something by rubbing with a cloth or tissue
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Please wipe the table clean.
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wipe clean, wipe away, wipe off, wipe down, wipe out
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/ˈwaɪər/
noun
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a thin, flexible thread of metal used to conduct electricity or connect things
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The electrician fixed the wire to restore the power.
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cable, cord, filament, strand
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electric wire, copper wire, wire fence, wire mesh
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🦉
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/ˈwɪzdəm/
noun
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the ability to make sound judgments and decisions based on knowledge and experience
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His wisdom in solving complex problems was admired by everyone.
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a piece of valuable advice or insight
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insight, knowledge, understanding, prudence
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great wisdom, words of wisdom, gain wisdom, wisdom teeth
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/waɪz/
adjective
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having or showing experience, knowledge, and good judgment
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It was wise of him to save money for the future.
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to become more knowledgeable or aware
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prudent, sensible, intelligent, judicious
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foolish, ignorant, unwise
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wise decision, wise man, wise choice, appear wise
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verb
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to desire something or hope for something to happen
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I wish you all the best in your new job.
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to hope or wish for something magical or unattainable
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desire, hope, yearn, long for
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wish for, wish you, make a wish, wish come true
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/wɪt/
noun
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the ability to use words and ideas in a quick and inventive way to create humor
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Her sharp wit made everyone laugh at the party.
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to be so worried, confused, or annoyed that you do not know what to do next
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humor, cleverness, intelligence, sharpness, quickness
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dullness, stupidity, seriousness
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sharp wit, quick wit, dry wit, display wit
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preposition
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indicating the person or thing that is accompanying or involved with someone or something else
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She went to the market with her friend.
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alongside, together, accompanied by, in company with
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with me, with you, with them, with someone
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/wɪðˈdrɔː/
verb
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to remove or take back something; to move away from a place or situation
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She decided to withdraw money from her bank account.
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to remove oneself or something from an activity or situation
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remove, pull out, retreat, take back, extract
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withdraw money, withdraw troops, withdraw support, withdraw application
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/wɪðˈdrɔːəl/
noun
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the act of taking something back or removing oneself from a situation
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He made a withdrawal of $500 from his bank account.
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physical or mental effects after stopping a habit, like smoking or drugs
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removal, retreat, retraction, extraction, pullback
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bank withdrawal, cash withdrawal, troop withdrawal, withdrawal symptoms
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/wɪðˈɪn/
preposition
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inside the limits of something, or as part of a particular space or time
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The keys are within the drawer.
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inside, enclosed by, within the boundaries of
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within reach, within time, within the limits, within a short distance
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preposition
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in the absence of, or not having something
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He left without saying goodbye.
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lacking, absent, minus, excluding
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without a doubt, without hesitation, without warning
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/ˈwɪtnəs/
verb
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to see an event happen; to give evidence in court
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I witnessed the accident yesterday.
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observe, see, watch, testify
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witness event, witness accident, witness ceremony, witness testimony
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🐺
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/wʊlf/
noun
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a wild carnivorous animal related to the dog, living and hunting in packs
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The wolf howled loudly under the full moon.
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to raise a false alarm or exaggerate danger
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canine, predator, beast, dog, gray wolf
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gray wolf, lone wolf, wolf pack, cry wolf
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👩
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/ˈwɪmən/
noun
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The woman at the counter helped me.
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lady, female, girl, grown-up
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strong woman, independent woman, woman leader
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😮
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/ˈwʌndər/
noun
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a feeling of amazement and admiration, caused by something beautiful, remarkable, or unfamiliar
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The view from the mountain was a true wonder.
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amazement, awe, admiration, astonishment
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indifference, boredom, apathy
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a sense of wonder, a feeling of wonder, in wonder, full of wonder
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/ˈwʌndərfəl/
adjective
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extremely good or impressive
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She had a wonderful time at the party.
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a phrase celebrating the beauty and positivity of life
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amazing, excellent, superb, marvelous, fantastic
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awful, terrible, dreadful
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wonderful experience, wonderful time, wonderful news, wonderful feeling
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🌳
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/wʊd/
noun
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the hard, fibrous material that forms the trunk and branches of trees
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The furniture was made from solid oak wood.
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timber, lumber, forest product
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wooden chair, wooden table, carved wood, wood grain
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/ˈwʊdən/
adjective
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The house had beautiful wooden floors.
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timber, wooden-made, natural
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metal, plastic, synthetic
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wooden table, wooden chair, wooden door, wooden structure
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📝
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noun
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a single distinct meaningful element of speech or writing
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He looked up the word in the dictionary.
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information passed verbally from one person to another
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term, expression, phrase, utterance
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word meaning, word choice, spoken word, word of mouth
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/wɜːrd fɔːrˈmeɪʃən/
noun
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the process by which new words are created or existing words are modified in a language
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Word formation helps learners understand how new vocabulary develops in English.
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morphology, lexical formation, word building, derivation
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word loss, lexical reduction
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word formation rules, word formation process, study of word formation, English word formation
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/wɜːrk/
verb, noun
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to perform a task or job; physical or mental effort
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She works at a software company.
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to put in great effort in doing something
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labor, job, employment, effort, task
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work experience, work hard, work schedule, work environment
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noun
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a person who is employed to perform tasks or duties
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The workers were busy building the bridge.
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employee, laborer, operative, staff
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construction worker, factory worker, hard worker
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👩💻
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/ˈwɜːrkˌfɔːrs/
noun
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the people engaged in or available for work
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The company is looking to expand its workforce by 20%.
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employees, labor force, staff, personnel
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increase workforce, skilled workforce, diverse workforce
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💻
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/ˈwɜːrkɪŋ/
adjective
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engaged in physical or mental effort to achieve a goal or task
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She is working on her project right now.
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active, employed, engaged, industrious
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working hard, working overtime, working on a project
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/ˈwɜːrkaʊt/
noun
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a session of physical exercise or training to improve fitness or health
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She does a full-body workout every morning before work.
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a very demanding or vigorous exercise session
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exercise, training, session, fitness routine, practice
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rest, inactivity, relaxation
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daily workout, intense workout, gym workout, home workout
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/ˈwɜːrkpleɪs/
noun
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a place where people work, such as an office, factory, or shop
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Maintaining good communication is vital in the workplace.
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the shared values, beliefs, and behaviors in a work environment
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office, job site, work environment, establishment, premises
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safe workplace, workplace environment, workplace policy, workplace training
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🏢
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/ˈwɜːrkʃɒp/
noun
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a room or building where people engage in work or creative activities
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The workshop focused on improving technical skills for young professionals.
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seminar, class, training, session
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training workshop, creative workshop, technical workshop, workshop participant
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🌍
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/wɜːrld/
noun
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the earth, together with all of its countries and people
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The world is becoming more interconnected every day.
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earth, globe, planet, universe
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world leader, world economy, world peace, around the world
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🐛
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/wɜːrm/
noun
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a small, long, soft-bodied invertebrate animal
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The gardener found a worm in the soil.
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earthworm, grub, maggot, larva
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fishing worm, earthworm, worm farm
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😟
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/ˈwɜːrid/
adjective
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feeling anxious or concerned about something
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She was worried about the upcoming exam.
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anxious, concerned, uneasy, troubled
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worried about, feel worried, get worried, look worried
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😟
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/ˈwʌri/
verb
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to feel anxious or concerned about something
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Don’t worry, everything will be okay.
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Worrying about something is like paying interest on a debt you may never owe.
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Worrying about things that may never happen is not helpful.
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anxiety, concern, stress, fret
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worry about, cause worry, don’t worry, make worry
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🙏
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/ˈwɜːʃɪp/
verb
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To show reverence and adoration for a deity or sacred being.
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They gathered at the temple to worship together.
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worship the ground someone walks on
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To admire or adore someone greatly.
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adore, revere, venerate, honor, praise
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despise, dishonor, disrespect
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worship God, worship in church, idol worship, worship service
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💎
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/wɜːrθ/
noun
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the value equivalent to that of someone or something; the level at which someone or something deserves to be valued
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The painting is worth thousands of dollars.
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value, price, merit, importance
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worthlessness, insignificance, cheapness, valuelessness
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net worth, true worth, self-worth
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💡
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/ˈwɜːrθˌwaɪl/
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worth the time, effort, or money spent; valuable
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Volunteering at the shelter was a worthwhile experience.
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valuable, rewarding, beneficial, meaningful
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worthwhile experience, worthwhile cause, worthwhile effort
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deserving respect or attention; having merit
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Her charitable work made her worthy of the humanitarian award.
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deserving, meritorious, commendable, admirable
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unworthy, undeserving, contemptible, disgraceful
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worthy cause, worthy opponent, worthy effort
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used to indicate a future possibility or action in the past
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He said he would help me tomorrow.
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might, could, will, shall
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would like, would prefer, would rather
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an injury to the body or to harm someone
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He received a deep wound on his arm.
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a serious or painful issue
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injury, cut, lesion, bruise
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wound up, deep wound, open wound, self-inflicted wound
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to cover something completely with paper or cloth; to enclose
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Please wrap the gift in colorful paper.
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cover, enclose, package, bundle
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unwrap, uncover, expose, open
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wrap up, gift wrap, plastic wrap, wrap around, wrap tightly
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the joint connecting the hand with the forearm
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He wore a smartwatch on his left wrist.
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a watch worn around the wrist
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joint, carpus, arm joint, wrist joint
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sprained wrist, wrist pain, wrist movement, wrist injury
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to form letters or words on a surface, typically with a pen or pencil
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I need to write a letter to my friend.
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to make a note of something
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inscribe, jot, record, compose
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write a letter, write a note, write an email, write a report
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a person who writes books, articles, or other written works
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The writer spent hours crafting the perfect sentence.
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author, novelist, journalist, scribe
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creative writer, professional writer, freelance writer, script writer
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noun/verb
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The activity of putting words on paper or composing text; the written form of communication.
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She spends hours every day on her creative writing.
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a clear sign of future trouble or failure
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composition, text, script, inscription
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writing style, writing skills, writing desk, writing assignment
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❌
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adjective
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not correct or true; mistaken
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It is wrong to cheat on a test.
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rub someone the wrong way
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to irritate or annoy someone
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incorrect, mistaken, false, erroneous, inaccurate
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completely wrong, prove wrong, wrong decision, wrong time
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adverb
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in an incorrect or mistaken way; unfairly or unjustly
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He was wrongly accused of the crime.
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to be blamed or charged for something one did not do
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incorrectly, mistakenly, erroneously, unfairly
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correctly, rightly
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wrongly accused, wrongly assumed, wrongly convicted, wrongly judged
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/ˈɛksˌreɪ/
noun, verb
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x-rayed
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x-rays
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x-raying
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a form of electromagnetic radiation used to see inside objects or the human body; to examine or scan using X-rays
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The doctor ordered an X-ray to check for a broken bone.
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to examine something using X-ray imaging
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radiograph, scan, imaging, radiology, fluoroscopy
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hide, conceal, obscure
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X-ray machine, chest X-ray, dental X-ray, X-ray image, X-ray scan
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a unit of linear measure equal to 3 feet; an area of land immediately adjacent to a building
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The children played in the back yard.
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courtyard, garden, measure, enclosure
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indoor, interior, inside, building
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back yard, front yard, school yard
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an involuntary opening of the mouth and inhalation of air due to tiredness or boredom
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She couldn't suppress a yawn during the boring lecture.
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gape, stretch, drowse, tired breath
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alertness, attention, wakefulness, energy
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big yawn, suppress a yawn, contagious yawn
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interjection
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used to express agreement or affirmation
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Yeah, I’ll go to the store with you.
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yes, certainly, absolutely, okay
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yeah sure, yeah okay, yeah right, yeah I agree
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a period of 365 or 366 days, divided into 12 months
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This year, we are planning a trip to the mountains.
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annum, twelve months, calendar year
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next year, this year, every year, year-long
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to shout loudly, usually out of anger or excitement
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The coach yelled instructions to the players.
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to shout at someone angrily
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shout, scream, holler, cry, call
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yell loudly, yell at someone, yell for help
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adjective
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having the color of the sun or gold; cowardly
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The yellow flowers bloomed in spring.
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golden, amber, lemon, canary
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yellow light, yellow pages, yellow card
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used to express affirmation, agreement, or consent
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Yes, I will be there at 5 o'clock.
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certainly, definitely, absolutely, of course
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say yes, agree with yes, say yes to, yes or no
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the previous day, last day
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yesterday afternoon, yesterday evening, just yesterday, yesterday morning
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adverb
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up to now or a specified time; still; however; nevertheless
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He hasn't finished his homework yet.
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still, so far, thus far, up to now, until now
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already, previously, before, earlier
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not yet, yet again, yet another, yet to come
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To produce or provide something; to give way or surrender.
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The farm yields good crops every year.
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To give in or surrender under pressure.
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produce, generate, surrender, give, supply
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yield results, yield crops, yield to pressure, yield profit
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pronoun
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used to refer to the person or people being spoken to
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You are doing a great job!
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you are, you can, you will, you need
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adjective
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having lived for a short time; not old; recent
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The young tree needs more water to grow.
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youthful, juvenile, adolescent, new
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old, elderly, aged, mature
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young people, young age, young adult
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used to indicate possession or association
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Your book is on the table.
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your own, belonging to you
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your opinion, your responsibility, your time
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belonging to or associated with the person or people that the speaker is addressing
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your property, belonging to you
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yours to keep, this is yours
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pronoun
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used to refer to the person being addressed, often for emphasis or reflection
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You should look after yourself.
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your own self, personally
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look after yourself, enjoy yourself, be yourself
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the period between childhood and adult age; young people collectively; the state of being young
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He spent his youth traveling around the world.
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adolescence, teenage years, young people, vigor
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old age, maturity, elderhood, adulthood
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in one's youth, youth culture, eternal youth
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noun
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an area or division with specific characteristics or activities
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The city is divided into several zones.
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danger zone, work zone, safe zone
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/zuː/
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an establishment that maintains a collection of wild animals for study, conservation, or display to the public
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We visited the zoo to see the lions and elephants.
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menagerie, wildlife park, safari park, animal park
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wild habitat, natural environment, wilderness, freedom
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visit the zoo, zoo animals, city zoo
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