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| to sound or press a doorbell.
| I rang the doorbell three times but no one answered the door.
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| rocket
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| a type of firework that shoots into the sky and explodes.
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| rode
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| She rode her horse last week.
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| roll
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| to tilt from side to side, like a ship on a rough sea.
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| roll
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| a rounded piece of bread or pastry
| bread rolls
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| roof
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| the highest surface inside your mouth or a cave.
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| room
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| space
| Is there any room in the car for me?
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| rope
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| coil of rope
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| rough
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| approximate, or not exact.
| A rough guess.
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| rugged
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| not regular, or tough and strong.
| The actor had a rugged face.
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| rugged
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| stormy
| Rugged weather.
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| ruin
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| She ruined her top by spilling ink on it.
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| ruler
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| a person, such as a king or queen, who rules a country.
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| run
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| to organize something.
| He runs a swim club.
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| safe
| noun
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| not dangerous
| A safe driver.
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| sale
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| an event where things are sold at reduced prices.
| Half-price sale!
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| same
| adjective
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| mentioned or seen before
| He looks like the same person who was there yesterday
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| satellite
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| an artificial device in space that receives and transmits information around the world
| An Earth observation satellite.
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| save
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| to not waste
| Save power—turn off the light!
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| save
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| to keep something to use later
| He saved all his allowance.
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| say
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| to give a message
| The sign says “No Entry.”
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| scale
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| a set sequence of musical notes going from the highest to the lowest, or from the lowest to the highest.
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| scale
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| a small, hard plate on the skin of a fish, insect, or reptile (see fish on page 79, insect on page 108, reptile on page 168)
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| scare
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| to make someone else frightened.
| The bear appeared suddenly and scared him.
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| scene
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| a part of a play or film, set in a particular time or place.
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| scene
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| a view.
| A winter scene.
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| scenery
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| an artificial background used in a play or a film.
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| scent
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| perfume
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| scheme
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| a way of arranging things.
| A color scheme.
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| scramble
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| to mix together.
| Scrambling an egg.
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