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Sprinkle chocolate on top of the cake. She sprinkled sugar over the strawberries. start learning
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to shake small pieces of something or drops of a liquid on something
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a small amount of a (snow) substance that is dropped somewhere, or a number of things or people that are spread or included somewhere
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He slept well, unaware of the thunderstorms which filled the night. start learning
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a storm with thunder and lightning and usually very heavy rain
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the smell of rotten vegetables; The fruit is starting to go rotten. start learning
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(of food, wood, etc.) that has decayed and cannot be eaten or used
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rusty metal; a rusty old car start learning
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ull of holes made by worms or woodworms
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a deep narrow valley with steep sides; synonym canyon
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Massive rock formations, mountains and deep canyons present splendid views of nature’s work. start learning
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a deep valley with steep sides of rock; synonym gorge
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a serious disease of the liver. There are three main forms: hepatitis A, the least serious, caused by infected food (= containing harmful bacteria), and hepatitis B and hepatitis C, both very serious and caused by infected blood.
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intended to last for only a short time until somebody/something more permanent is found
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a murder inquiry; inquiry into something a public inquiry into the environmental effects of the propose start learning
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an official process to find out the cause of something or to find out information about something
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to experience and deal with something that is painful or unpleasant without giving up
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a tireless campaigner for human rights; She was tireless in her efforts on our behalf. start learning
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putting a lot of hard work and energy into something over a long period of time; synonym indefatigable
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to go or move somewhere suddenly with great force (river); to come from somewhere suddenly
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located in the south or facing south; connected with or typical of the south part of the world or a region
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connected with the power that some people are believed to have to be able to see future events or to communicate with people who are dead or far away
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a ceremony performed by a particular group of people, often for religious purposes
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(bolster something) to bolster somebody’s confidence/courage/morale start learning
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to improve something or make it stronger
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She trotted out the old cliché that ‘a trouble shared is a trouble halved. start learning
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a phrase or an idea that has been used so often that it no longer has much meaning and is not interesting
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top talking in riddles (= saying things that are confusing)—say what you mean. start learning
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question that is difficult to understand, and that has a surprising answer, that you ask somebody as a game
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an argument between two people, groups or countries; discussion about a subject on which people disagree
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to refuse to change your plans or ideas, especially when someone is trying to persuade you to do so
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somebody want you to think about something that happened in the past, but which you might not remember very well, and to try to remember as much as possible.
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in human form; to give a concrete or actual form to: actualize
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ay the blame for something on somebody; blame somebody for something
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a meal to which each guest brings some food, which is then shared out among the guests
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