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verb - to agree, often unwillingly, that something is true
noun - something that someone tells you in order to help you and show you what you should do
verb - to tell someone what you think that he/she should do
adverb - to one's surprise
adjective - knowing or realizing something
verb - to imagine things vividly in front of your eyes
noun - a machine, an apparatus
noun - people's conversation in a book, film etc.
verb - to become impossible to see or find
verb - (of a light) to go on and off regularly in flashes
noun - an extremely intelligent person
verb - to come up with something, a design, machine etc, that nobody has come up with before you
adjective - clear, easy to understand
verb - it is possible that it is or will be
adverb - perhaps, possibly
noun - the storyline of a book, film etc.
noun - the act of doing something in order to become better at it, e.g. sport, or maths, etc.
verb - to do something regularly in order to become better at it
verb - to know again something or somebody you've met or known before
verb - to keep in mind, not to forget
verb - to make somebody remember something
verb, British English - to go through something you once learned in order to remember it better, e.g. before a test in school etc.
noun - the words that the actors have to learn in order to perform
noun - the immensely huge place where there are stars, planets etc.
noun - a condition in which something is
adverb - directly, without delay
adjective - not usual, difficult to understand
noun - a statement of the rules explaining something
verb - to behave somehow towards a person
conjunction - if
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