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the study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence
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Her philosophy emphasizes kindness and empathy.
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belief, doctrine, wisdom, thought
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personal philosophy, philosophy of life, moral philosophy, philosophical principles
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a device for communication, typically used to make calls or send messages
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I need to charge my phone.
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mobile, cellphone, device, handset
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smartphone, mobile phone, cell phone, phone call
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/ˈfəʊtəʊ/
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a picture or image captured by a camera
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I took a photo of the sunset.
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picture, image, snapshot, photograph
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take a photo, photo album, photo frame, digital photo
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/ˈfəʊtəʊˌkɒpi/
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photocopied
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a copy of a document made using a photocopying machine; to make such a copy
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copy, duplicate, reproduction, facsimile
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original, handwritten
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make a photocopy, photocopy machine, photocopy documents, photocopy papers
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/ˈfəʊtəɡrɑːf/
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a picture made using a camera
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She took a photograph of the sunset.
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picture, snapshot, photo, image
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take a photograph, snap a photograph, old photograph
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/fəˈtɒɡrəfə/
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a person who takes photographs professionally
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The photographer captured the beauty of nature.
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camera operator, shooter, image maker
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professional photographer, freelance photographer, wedding photographer
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/freɪz/
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a small group of words standing together as a conceptual unit
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He gave a memorable phrase at the conference.
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expression, saying, remark, slogan
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common phrase, catchphrase, famous phrase
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/ˈfɪzɪkəl/
adjective
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relating to the body or physical things
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He has excellent physical strength.
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bodily, corporeal, material, tangible
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physical strength, physical appearance, physical health
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in a physical manner; relating to the body
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She is physically strong and healthy.
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bodily, actively, tangibly
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physically fit, physically demanding, physically active
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/fɪˈzɪʃən/
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a person qualified to practice medicine; a doctor
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The physician prescribed some medicine to treat the condition.
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doctor, medic, healer, clinician
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medical physician, visiting physician, licensed physician
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/ˈfɪzɪks/
noun
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the natural science that studies matter, energy, and the interactions between them
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She decided to major in physics at the university.
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science, mechanics, natural science, physical science
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theoretical physics, experimental physics, quantum physics, physics department
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/piˈænoʊ/
noun
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a large keyboard musical instrument with black and white keys that produces sound by striking strings with hammers
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The little girl practiced piano for one hour every day.
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play piano, piano lesson, grand piano, upright piano
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/pɪk/
verb
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to choose; to take or select from a group; to pluck or gather
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Please pick your favorite color from the palette.
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choose, select, gather, pluck
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reject, drop, leave, abandon
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pick up, pick out, pick carefully, pick winner
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phrasal verb
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picked up
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picking up
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to lift something; to collect or receive someone or something; to learn or acquire gradually; to improve or increase
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She picked up the book from the floor.
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to start moving or working faster
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lift, collect, gather, acquire, retrieve
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drop, leave, abandon
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pick up a phone, pick up speed, pick up skills, pick up a habit
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/ˈpɪktʃər/
noun
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a visual representation made by painting, drawing, or photography
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The picture on the wall was painted by a famous artist.
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image, photo, painting, snapshot
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take a picture, frame a picture, family picture
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/paɪ/
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a baked dish typically consisting of a pastry crust and filling
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She baked an apple pie for dessert.
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tart, pastry, dessert, quiche
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apple pie, pie crust, fruit pie
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/piːs/
noun
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a portion or part of something
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He gave me a piece of cake.
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freedom from worry or trouble
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portion, fragment, segment, part
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piece of cake, piece of advice, piece of art, give a piece
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/paɪl/
noun
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a large amount of something stacked or placed in a heap
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He placed the books in a pile on the table.
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stack, heap, mound, collection
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pile up, a pile of books, pile of clothes
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/pɪl/
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a small round piece of medicine to be swallowed
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He took a pill to relieve his headache.
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something unpleasant that is difficult to accept
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tablet, capsule, drug, medicine
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take a pill, swallow a pill, sleeping pill, pain pill
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noun/verb
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a person who operates an aircraft / to guide or lead through a trial
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She piloted the plane safely through the storm.
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a small-scale preliminary study to evaluate feasibility
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aviator, guide, navigator, steer
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commercial pilot, piloting skills, pilot the plane, pilot project
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/pɪn/
noun
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a small thin piece of metal used to fasten or hold things together
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She used a pin to attach the note to the board.
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to clearly identify or define something
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needle, tack, clip, fastener
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safety pin, hair pin, pin board, pin code
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verb
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to long intensely for something or someone; to suffer from longing
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He pined for his hometown after moving abroad.
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to waste away through grief or longing
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yearn, crave, ache, desire
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pine for someone, pine for home, pine away
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/ˈpaɪnˌæpəl/
noun
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a tropical fruit with a rough spiky skin, sweet yellow flesh, and a leafy crown
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She added fresh pineapple to the fruit salad.
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ananas, tropical fruit, pineapple fruit, bromeliad fruit
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vegetable, root crop
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fresh pineapple, pineapple juice, pineapple slice, ripe pineapple, canned pineapple
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/pɪŋk/
adjective
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pale red color; slightly red
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She wore a beautiful pink dress to the party.
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rose, rosy, salmon, coral, blush
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pink flowers, pink cheeks, hot pink, baby pink
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/ˌpʌɪ.əˈnɪr/
noun
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a person who is among the first to explore or settle a new area; someone who develops new ideas or methods
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She was a pioneer in the field of computer science.
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innovator, trailblazer, leader, groundbreaker
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follower, imitator, traditionalist, conformist
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space pioneer, technology pioneer, pioneer spirit
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/paɪp/
noun
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a tube used for conveying liquids or gases
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The plumber fixed the broken pipe.
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water pipe, gas pipe, pipe burst
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🔌
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/ˈpaɪpˌlaɪn/
noun
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a long tube through which liquids or gases are transported
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The company is building a new pipeline to transport natural gas.
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conduit, channel, duct, tube
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pipeline project, pipeline construction, pipeline network
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🏴☠️
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/ˈpaɪrət/
noun
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a person who attacks and robs ships at sea; someone who illegally copies or uses another's work
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The pirate captured the merchant ship and stole its treasure.
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someone who illegally copies software
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buccaneer, corsair, marauder, raider
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sea pirate, software pirate, notorious pirate
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🕳️
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noun
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a large hole in the ground or a hollow area
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The workers dug a deep pit to build the foundation.
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something very bad or unpleasant
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hole, cavity, hollow, crater
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deep pit, gravel pit, mine pit, pit hole
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🎤
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noun
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the quality of a sound; the level or degree of intensity; a throw or toss
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The singer's pitch was perfect during the performance.
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a presentation to persuade someone to buy or accept something
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tone, throw, level, intensity
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perfect pitch, high pitch, low pitch, sales pitch
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🥛
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/ˈpɪtʃər/
noun
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a large container with a handle used for pouring liquids
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She filled the pitcher with cold water for the guests.
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a type of carnivorous plant with a deep cavity filled with fluid to trap insects
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jug, container, carafe, ewer
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water pitcher, glass pitcher, ceramic pitcher, milk pitcher
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😢
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/ˈpɪ.ti/
noun
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a feeling of sadness or sympathy for someone's misfortune; something that causes regret or disappointment
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I felt pity for the homeless man in the rain.
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compassion, sympathy, mercy, empathy
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cruelty, indifference, harshness, callousness
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feel pity, take pity, pity party
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📍
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/pleɪs/
noun, verb
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a particular position or location; to put something in a specific position
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She placed the books on the table.
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as the first consideration; primarily
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spot, area, location, position
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safe place, public place, place an order, place importance
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📍
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/ˈpleɪsmənt/
noun
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the act of putting something or someone in a particular position or job
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The company arranged job placement for the graduates.
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a test used to determine someone's skill or level for proper positioning
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assignment, positioning, arrangement, posting, allocation
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job placement, student placement, placement test, market placement
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/pleɪn/
adjective
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simple or clear, without decoration or complexity
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She wore a plain white dress to the ceremony.
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used to emphasize that something is straightforward and clear
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simple, clear, obvious, straightforward, modest
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fancy, complex, decorated
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plain white, plain language, plain design, plain truth
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/plæn/
verb
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to design or make arrangements for something in advance
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We need to plan our vacation carefully.
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organize, arrange, design, prepare
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improvise, neglect, ignore, abandon
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plan ahead, plan carefully, plan strategy, plan future, plan meeting
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🛩️
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/pleɪn/
noun,verb
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a flat surface; an aircraft; to make smooth
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The carpenter used a tool to plane the wood.
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level, flat, aircraft, smooth
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plane surface, plane wood, fly a plane, plane together
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a celestial body moving in an elliptical orbit around a star
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the process of making plans for something
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The planning for the event took months.
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arrangement, preparation, strategy, scheduling
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disorganization, chaos, confusion
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strategic planning, event planning, project planning
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to put seeds or plants in the ground; to place something firmly
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She planted roses in her garden.
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sow, cultivate, grow, place
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uproot, remove, harvest, extract
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plant seeds, plant trees, plant flowers, plant crops
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a synthetic material that can be molded; flexible or easily shaped
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These containers are made of durable plastic.
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a flat, typically round dish used for serving or eating food
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Please put the rice on your plate.
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dinner plate, paper plate, clean plate
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a raised level surface or stage; a digital environment for applications; a set of beliefs or principles
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She spoke from the platform at the conference.
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stage, podium, base, foundation
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digital platform, social platform, railway platform
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