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critique ( v ) ( krɪˈtik ) =to give your opinion of sth, e. g. His job involves critiquing designs by students. critique ( n ) =a piece of written cr ...
critic ( n ) ( krɪt̮ɪk ) =a person who expresses opinions about the qualities of sth, e. g. a music critic. =a person who expresses disapproval of st ...
creepy ( adj ) ( kripi ) =causing an unpleasant feeling of fear, e. g. a creepy ghost story. =strange in a way that makes you feel nervous, e. g. Wha ...
creeper ( n ) ( kripər ) =a plant that grows along the ground, up walls, etc. , often winding itself around other plants
creep ( v ) ( krip ) =to move with your body close to the ground =to move slowly and quietly, e. g. I crept up the stairs, trying not to wake my pare ...
core 1 ( v ) ( kɔr ) =to take out the core of a fruit, e. g. You need four cooking apples, cored and sliced.
core 2 ( n, adj ) ( kɔr ) e. g. the earth's core. the core of the argument. He gathered a small core of advisers around him. The party is losing touc ...
hatchet ( n ) ( h�tʃət ) =a small ax with a short handle
hunker ( v ) ( hʌŋkər ) ( also hunker down ) =to sit on your heels with your knees bent up in front of you, e. g. He hunkered down beside her
hunker ( v ) ( hʌŋkər ) ( also hunker down ) =to sit on your heels with your knees bent up in front of you, e. g. He hunkered down beside her
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what about =used to make a suggestion, e. g. What about going to a restaurant tonight
piss about 2 =to act in a stupid way, e. g. Don't take any notice of them. They're just pissing about
piss about 1 =to waste time, e. g. Sometimes our workers piss about on the internet instead of doing their work
order about ( order around ) =to tell people what to do in a bossy way, e. g. The workers hate the way their supervisor orders them about ( around ) ...
it’s about time =used to say strongly that you think sth should happen soon or should already have happened, e. g. It’s about time she got a job. It’ ...
hear about =to find out about sth from a source, e. g. Have you heard about the terrorist attack in Los Angeles this morning. I just heard about it o ...
do about =to do sth to solve sth, e. g. What do you think we should do about our company's falling market share.
bring about =to cause, e. g. The greed of a few people in the financial world brought about the global financial crisis
be mad about =to like sth sb very much, e. g. Marsha is mad about computer games
clarify 1 ( v ) ( kl�rəˌfaɪ ) =to make sth clearer or easier to understand, e. g. to clarify a situation. Talking to someone has helped clarify my fe ...
clarify 2 ( v ) =to make sth, especially butter, pure by heating it, e. g. clarified butter.
sufficient ( adj ) ( səˈfɪʃnt ) =enough for a particular purpose, e. g. Is sufficient sleep the key to successful antidepressant response. sufficient ...
shed ( v ) ( ʃɛd ) =to let sth fall; to drop sth, e. g. Luke shed his clothes onto the floor. How much blood will be shed before the fighting ends.
stamina ( n ) ( st�mənə ) =the physical or mental strength that enables you to do sth difficult for long periods of time, e. g. It takes a lot of sta ...
routine ( adj, n ) ( ruˈtin ) =done or happening as a normal part of a particular job, situation, or process, e. g. The fault was discovered during a ...
rigid ( adj ) ( rɪdʒəd ) =very strict and difficult to change, e. g. Her rigid adherence to the rules made her unpopular. rigidly ( adv ) , rigidity ...
obstruct ( v ) ( əbˈstrʌkt ) =to block a road, an entrance, etc. so that sth sb can't get through, e. g. You can't park here, you're obstructing my d ...
recompense ( v, n ) ( rɛkəmˌpɛns ) =to do sth for sb or give them a payment for sth that they have suffered, e. g. There was no attempt to recompense ...
immense ( adj ) ( ɪˈmɛns ) =extremely large or great, e. g. There is still an immense amount of work to be done. immensely ( adv ) =extremely, e. g. ...
incessant ( adj ) ( ɪnsɛsnt ) =never stopping, e. g. incessant rain. incessant meetings. incessantly ( adv )
extinguish ( v ) ( ɪkˈstɪŋɡwɪʃ ) =to make a fire stop burning or a light stop shining, e. g. Firefighters tried to extinguish the flames. All lights ...
exclude ( v ) ( ɪkˈsklud ) =to deliberately not include sth in what you are doing or considering, e. g. Try excluding fat from your diet. exclusion ( ...
enhance ( v ) ( ɪnˈh�ns ) =to increase or further improve the good quality, or status of sth, e. g. This is an opportunity to enhance the reputation ...
emit ( v ) ( ɪˈmɪt ) =to send out sth such as light, heat, gas, etc. , e. g. The metal container began to emit a clicking sound. Sulfur gases were em ...
delicate ( adj ) ( dɛlɪkət ) =easily damaged or broken, e. g. her delicate hands. The eye is one of the most delicate organs of the body. delicately ...
curious ( adj ) ( kyʊriəs ) =having a strong desire to know about sth, e. g. He's such a curious boy, always asking questions. curiously ( adv ) , cu ...
conjunction 1 ( n ) ( kənˈdʒʌŋkʃn ) = ( grammar ) a word that joins words, phrases or sentences, for example “and”, “but”, and “or”
conjunction 2 ( n ) =a combination of events that causes a particular result, e. g. The conjunction of low inflation and low unemployment came as a v ...
conjunction 3 ( n ) =the fact of stars, planets, etc. , passing close together as seen from the earth
complex 4 ( n ) =a group of things that are connected, e. g. This is just one of a whole complex of issues
complex 5 ( n ) =a mental state that is not normal, e. g. to suffer from a guilt complex.
complex 1 ( adj ) ( kəmˈplɛks ) =made of many different parts that are connected, e. g. complex machinery. complexity ( n ) ( kəmˈplɛksət̮i ) =the st ...
complex 2 ( adj ) e. g. In the complex sentence, “I'd like to go the beach, if it's warm enough”, “I'd like to go to the beach” is the main clause, a ...
complex 3 ( n ) ( kɑmplɛks ) =a group of buildings of a similar type together in one place, e. g. an industrial complex ( a site with many factories ...
compare ( v ) ( kəmˈpɛr ) e. g. We compared the two reports carefully. We carefully compared the first report with the second. comparative ( adj ) ( ...
coarse 2 ( adj ) =consisting of relatively large pieces, e. g. coarse sand. coarse salt. coarse hair.
coarse 1 ( adj ) ( kɔrs ) ( coarser, coarsest ) = ( of skin or cloth ) rough, e. g. coarse hands. coarsely ( adv ) , coarseness ( n )
chief 2 ( adj ) =highest in rank, e. g. the chief financial officer of the company. chief 1 ( n ) =a person with a high rank in a company , e. g. pol ...