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/'si:/

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/'si:/

noun - a mark for an exam or a piece of work that shows that your work is average

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/'hevn/

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/'hevn/

noun - a situation or a place that makes you very happy

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/'wɔ:m/

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/'wɔ:rm/

adjective - friendly and loving, showing enthusiasm

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/'straɪk/

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/'straɪk/

verb - to give someone a particular opinion or impression

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/'bʌz ɪn/

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/'bʌz ɪn/

verb - to electronically and remotely unlock a door for someone

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/'ʌndəsaɪd/

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/'ʌndərsaɪd/

noun - the lower side of something

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/'wi:dɪŋ/

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/'wi:dɪŋ/

noun - the act of taking out wild plants from the ground

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/ˌtʃæt 'ʌp/

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/ˌtʃaæt̬ 'ʌp/

verb, British English, informal - to talk to someone in a way that shows that you are sexually attracted to them

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/'hɪstri/

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/'hɪstəri/

noun - someone who is not important now, although they were in the past or something that happened in the past and is not important now

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/'streɪn/

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/'streɪn/

verb - to injure a muscle or a part of the body by making it work too hard

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/'i:tə/

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/'i:t̬ər/

noun - a person that eats a particular amount or type of food

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/'stɒp ɪt/

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/'stɑ:p ɪt/

verb - used for saying that something has to stop

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/'spæn/

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/'spæn/

noun - a period of time between two dates

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/'selfləs/

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/'selfləs/

adjective - caring about other people more than about yourself

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/'snɒg/

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/'snɑ:g/

verb, British English, informal - to kiss passionately for a long time