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ENGLISH DAY 49

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  • A place where soldiers are trained to become officers/ A private school in the US that expects students to obey the rules, has uniforms, and is generally run like the armed forces
    MILITARY ACADEMY
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  • A young wild deer is recovering at an animal RESCUE CENTER after being hit by a car. A dog lover, he wants to fund a RESCUE CENTER
    a place where animals who are ill, injured, not cared for, or badly treated can be taken and given treatment and care
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  • The president pushed through a multi-million dollar RESCUE PACKAGE for the ailing economy. (FINANCE, ECONOMICS)
    the set of loans, investments, or other financial advantages that are offered to a company, economy, etc. to save it from financial failure
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  • My whole family ARE RIGHT BEHIND ME in this crisis.
    If you are right behind someone, you give them your complete support
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  • (FML) Beach operators do not have a legal obligation to PROVIDE AGAINST injury or drowning.
    make plans in order to prevent or deal with a bad situation
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  • The rest of you may disagree, but I, FOR ONE, think we should go ahead with the plan.
    used to say that you think your opinion or action is right, even if others do not
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  • Celluloid film wasn't perfect – FOR ONE THING, it was flammable.
    one reason is
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  • FOR ONCE, the bus came on time.
    used when something happens that does not usually happen
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  • The team seemed to be heading for disaster until a late goal SAVED THE DAY
    do something that prevents a likely defeat or failure
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  • All that time she'd been LEADING HIM ON(= pretending she liked him), but she was only interested in his money.
    persuade someone to believe something that is untrue
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  • Everyone should PAIR UP for the next dance.
    join together temporarily with another person in order to do something
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  • She can't accept even MILD criticism of her work/ We've had a MILD winter this year/ He doesn't like a hot curry - he prefers a MILD one/ A shy, MILD sort of guy=> MILDNESS
    Nt violent, severe, o extreme/ Mild weather is nt very cold o nt as cold as usual/ Describe food o a food flavor tht is nt very strong/ Gentle & calm
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  • A MILD-MANNERED philosophy professor
    A mild-mannered person is gentle and does not show extreme emotions
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  • People with MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT have an increased risk of developing dementia. (MEDICAL)
    a problem with some mental abilities, such as remembering, but nothing bad enough to affect someone's daily life
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  • very serious and harmful changes in the world's weather, in particular the fact that it is believed to be getting warmer as a result of human activity increasing the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
    Can the world save itself from CLIMATE BREAKDOWN?
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  • She was taken into hospital last week when her condition suddenly DETERIORATED=> A DETERIORATION in relations between the two countries
    become worse
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