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| something that goes wrong by chance
| He spilled the juice, but it was an accident
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| acid
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| a sharp-tasting, sour liquid
| Some acids can burn you
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| address
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| the building and area where someone lives or works
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| aim
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| to point an object at someone or something
| We aim to please.
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| against
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| next to something, touching it
| Against the fence
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| robot
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| a machine that can imitate some human actions. Robots are often used in factories, but can also be used in homes.
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| bulb
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| the rounded glass part of an electric light
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| skull
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| the bone frame of the head that protects the brain and supports the face.
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| ram
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| a male sheep.
| They used the log as a ram to break down the door.
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| share
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| to have or use together.
| They shared the melon.
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| rare
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| unusual or not common.
| A rare blue morpho butterfly
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| radioactivity
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| the energy released by the center of atoms breaking up in some substances..
| They tested for radioactivity outside the nuclear power plant
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| absorb
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| to soak up.
| A sponge absorbs liquid
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| accordion
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| a musical instrument that you squeeze to make a sound
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| abacus
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| a frame with sliding beads, used for counting.
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| about
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| on the subject of. We talked about the play
| About to leave.
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| absurd
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| silly or ridiculous
| She looked absurd leaving for school in her pajamas.
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| accurate
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| exactly right
| A stop watch gives accurate time
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| abbreviation
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| a short way of writing a word or a group of words
| “Ave.” is an abbreviation of “avenue.”
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| above
| preposition
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| over, or higher than something.
| Above her head
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| accent
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| the way people say words. She had a foreign accent
| Café” is pronounced “kafay.”
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| ace
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| a playing card that has one main symbol in the center
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| abdomen
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| the part of an animal’s or a person’s body that contains the intestines and stomach
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| ability
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| a talent for doing something.
| He had the ability to play many instruments at once.
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| abroad
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| in or to another country. She went abroad for her vacation.
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| absent
| adjective
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| not there, or away
| He was absent from school because he had a cold.
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| accident
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| something that goes wrong by chance.
| He spilled the juice, but it was an accident.
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| ache
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| to feel a steady pain.
| Her tooth ached
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| acid
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| a sharp-tasting, sour liquid
| Some acids can burn you
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| acorn
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| the seed of an oak tree.
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