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| a special event that is remembered every year on the same date
| Wedding anniversary
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| to say something for everyone to hear.
| I’m going,” he announced.
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| to make someone irritated.
| The flies annoyed her. annoyance noun
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| happening every year
| Independence Day is an annual holiday
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| by an unknown author.
| An anonymous letter
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| another
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| different.
| Do you have another pen? I think this one is broken.
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| to reply to a question
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| an insect that lives in large, organized groups. The males and egg-laying females have wings.
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| a mammal that is found on dry plains in Africa and Asia
| Antelopes eat grass and other plants.
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| a part on certain animals’ heads that is used for feeling
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| antibiotic
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| a medicine that kills bacteria
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| antiseptic
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| a substance put on cuts and grazes to prevent infection.
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| anxious
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| worried or nervous.
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| any
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| some or every
| Anybody can do that, it’s easy!
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| apart
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| away from each other, or separate.
| Standing with feet apart.
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| apartment
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| a home that is made up of a set of rooms inside a larger building.
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| ape
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| a mammal that lives in forests in warm regions and feeds on insects and fruit
| Apes have no tails and can walk on two legs.
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| apologize
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| to say you are sorry
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| approve
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| to think that something is right or good.
| Does your mom approve of your new shoes?
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| apparatus
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| the equipment you need for a particular task.
| cientific apparatus
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| appear
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| to come into view.
| The Sun appeared from behind the clouds
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| appendix
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| a very small part of your lower intestine.
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| appetite
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| a desire for food.
| He has a huge appetite.
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| applause
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| clapping and cheering
| The applause rang out as the team ran onto the field.
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| apple
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| an edible fruit with a smooth skin and crisp flesh.
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| appointment
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| a meeting at a certain time.
| A dental appointment.
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| appreciate
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| to be grateful for something.
| She appreciated the flowers that her daughter sent her.
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| approach
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| to come near to something.
| The train slowed down as it approached the station.
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| approximate
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| almost accurate, or not exact
| The approximate number of marbles in the jar is 50.
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