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5° VOCABULARY: WEEK 1, MYBOOK 1

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  • flop - Something that is a flop is a complete failure.
    failure
  • patents - Patents are legal documents. If you get a patent for an invention, no one else is allowed to make or sell it.
    licences
  • to boast - To talk with excessive pride about something.
    to brag
  • marvelous - Causing great wonder; amazing.
    wonderful
  • mighty - Very strong and powerful.
    powerful
  • rattling - Making a series of short, sharp knocking sounds.
    clattering
  • gadgets - Gadgets are small, specialized machines or electronic devices.
    inventions
  • afford - To have enough money to pay for something.
    pay for
  • illustrious - Well-known, respected, and admired.
    famous
  • to chug - To move slowly while making a loud, puffing sound, like an old engine.
    rattle
  • determined - Having a strong desire to do something even if it is difficult.
    persistent
  • to peer - To look closely or hard at something.
    to look
  • buzzing - Talking about something with excitement.
    talking
  • courage - The ability to do something that frightens you.
    bravery
  • to sputter - If something sputtered, it worked in a rough or uneven way and made popping noises.
    cough
  • locomotives - Locomotives are the engines that make a train go forward.
    trains
  • weary - Very tired.
    tired
  • contraption - A strange or complicated machine.
    machine
  • cylinder - A cylinder has circular ends and straight sides. In an engine, a cylinder takes in gas to make other parts move.
    tube
  • phonograph - A phonograph is a machine that plays recorded music or sound.
    record player
  • to sprint - To run at full speed for a short distance.
    to run
  • eager - Really wanting to do or have something.
    excited
  • to tinker - To try to fix or adjust something in a casual way.
    to fiddle with
  • to gather - To bring together your courage or feelings.
    to collect
  • fortune - A very large amount of money.
    capital
  • to revere - To feel deep respect or admiration for something.
    to respect
  • to excel - To be exceptionally good at something.
    to be great at
  • to hop on - To get on or into something quickly.
    to jump on
  • to sketch - To draw something quickly.
    to draw
  • incandescent - Something that is incandescent gives off a lot of light.
    glowing