To raise
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To raise, raised - to lift something to a higher position - He raised
the window and leaned out.
To hire, hired - to begin to employ someone - We hired a new
secretary last week.
To load, loaded - to put film in a camera or bullets in a gun Bring the car up to the door and I'll start loading up.
To argue, argued - to speak angrily to someone, telling them
that you disagree with them - My parents are always arguing
about Money.
Administrative - relating to the organization and management of
something - The work is largely administrative.
Department - any of the divisions or parts of esp. a place - The
shoe department is on the fifth floor.
Useful - helping you to do or obtain something - Your advice was
very useful, saving me a lot of time.
Strong - physically powerful or energetic - I feel a little stronger
every day.
Willing - wanting to do something - He is a very willing assistant.
Case - a particular situation - The whole film is based on a case
of mistaken identity.
Previous - existing or happening before something - He
previously worked as a teacher.
Subject - what someone is writing or talking about - Chemistry is
my favourite subject.
Side - a surface of something that is not the top or the bottom Please write on only one side of the paper.
Race - a competition in which people run - She won the 100meter race in 11.06 seconds.
Method - a way of doing something - What's the best method
for solving this problem?
Childhood - the part of your life when you are a child - She spent
most of her childhood on a farm in Texas.
Extension - a new room or rooms that are added to a building You could build an extension onto the back of the house.
Connection - a relationship between people or things - We were
delayed and missed our connection.
Operator - someone who helps to connect people on a
telephone system - Why don't you call the operator?
Mouthpiece - To play the recorder, blow gently into the mouthpiece.
Pronunciation - how words are pronounced - There are two
different pronunciations of this word.
Thin - having a small distance between two opposite sides - The
walls are very thin.
the window and leaned out.
To hire, hired - to begin to employ someone - We hired a new
secretary last week.
To load, loaded - to put film in a camera or bullets in a gun Bring the car up to the door and I'll start loading up.
To argue, argued - to speak angrily to someone, telling them
that you disagree with them - My parents are always arguing
about Money.
Administrative - relating to the organization and management of
something - The work is largely administrative.
Department - any of the divisions or parts of esp. a place - The
shoe department is on the fifth floor.
Useful - helping you to do or obtain something - Your advice was
very useful, saving me a lot of time.
Strong - physically powerful or energetic - I feel a little stronger
every day.
Willing - wanting to do something - He is a very willing assistant.
Case - a particular situation - The whole film is based on a case
of mistaken identity.
Previous - existing or happening before something - He
previously worked as a teacher.
Subject - what someone is writing or talking about - Chemistry is
my favourite subject.
Side - a surface of something that is not the top or the bottom Please write on only one side of the paper.
Race - a competition in which people run - She won the 100meter race in 11.06 seconds.
Method - a way of doing something - What's the best method
for solving this problem?
Childhood - the part of your life when you are a child - She spent
most of her childhood on a farm in Texas.
Extension - a new room or rooms that are added to a building You could build an extension onto the back of the house.
Connection - a relationship between people or things - We were
delayed and missed our connection.
Operator - someone who helps to connect people on a
telephone system - Why don't you call the operator?
Mouthpiece - To play the recorder, blow gently into the mouthpiece.
Pronunciation - how words are pronounced - There are two
different pronunciations of this word.
Thin - having a small distance between two opposite sides - The
walls are very thin.
