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(phr) be logical
make sense
(adv) in place of sth/sb else
instead
(v) to cause pain to sb/sth
hurt
(adv) used to give or ask for more details
exactly
(adj) different or exciting and special
interesting
(adv) very much
really
(n) a talk between two or more people
conversation
(n) the things that are happening at a specific time and place
situation
(adj) happening only for a short time
temporary
(v) to take place
happen
(n) sth that sb does
action
(adv) exactly at this moment
right now
(adv) now
at the moment
(adj) from Turkey
Turkish
(n) a country located mainly in Asia and partly in Europe; the capital is Ankara.
Turkey
(adv) up to a certain time
until
(adj) from Chile
Chilean
(n) a country in South America; the capital is Santiago
Chile
(v) to buy things in a shop or online
shop
(v) to move your hand or an object quickly against sth/sb to make it/them move or hurt it/them
hit
(n) a kind of school where people can study a special subject; a name for a school for children, especially one where parents pay for education
college
(n) a daughter of your brother or sister
niece
(n) a son or daughter of your mother's or father's brother or sister
cousin
(n) a son of your brother or sister
nephew
(n) a brother of your father or mother
uncle
(n) a man who is married to sb
husband
(n) a sister of your father or mother
aunt
(n) a woman who is married to sb
wife
(n) sb who helps to protect the natural world
conservationist
(adj) very well-known
famous
(adj) not single; having a husband or a wife
married
(n) the mother or father of one of your parents
grandparent
(n) mother
mummy
(n) grandmother
granny
(n) grandfather; grandpa
grandad
(n) father; dad
daddy
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