1. movement of air (The wind blows everyday.) 2. twist or turn (You need to wind the clock.)
Wound
1. to injure or an injury 2. coiled up, past tense of wind
dove
1. a small bird (The dove flew over his head) 2. past tense of dive (He dove into the water.)
tear
1. rip (Don't tear the paper.) 2. droplet formed when crying (A tear ran down her face.)
lead
1. a heavy metal (There was lead in the lab.) 2. in the front; first place (He had the lead in the race.)
Content
1. satisfied 2. meaning/knowledge with in a text
desert
1. hot, dry, sandy land (The camel was in the desert.) 2. to leave someone; abandon in a disloyal way (He did not desert his friend in his time of trouble.)
Rebel
1. a person wo resist 2. the act of resisting
live
1. not recorded (The band gave a live performance.) 2. to dwell (I live in a house.)
Sake
1. a Japanese drink made from rice 2.a purpose
deliberate
1. on purpose 2. consider carefully
resume
1. start again 2.alist of you work experience and qualifications
Polish
1. from Poland 2. to shine something
row
1. in a line (They stood in a straight row.) 2. an argument (They had a row about cleaning the house.)
bass
1. a musical instrument (Jim plays the bass) 2. a type of fish (They went fishing for bass.)
read
1. the act of reading ( I can read) 2. past tense of read (I read a good book last week)
minute
1. unit of time; 60 seconds (It took a minute to get dressed.) 2. very detailed; specific (He told me about the game in minute detail.)
bow
1. bend at the waist (I bow to the queen) 2. tie string/ribbon together (There is a bow on the gift)
present
1. a gift 2. to give a talk
sow
1. put seeds into the ground 2. a female pig
perfect
1.exactly correct 2. to make correct
refuse
1. to say no; disagree (He had to refuse the invitation to the dance.) 2. garbage (They collected the refuse and put in the can.)
Contract
1. a legal agreement 2.shrink away from/ diagnosed with a sickness or disease
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