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to have an influence on sb / sth start learning
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the act of using my strenght or power to hurt or frighten weaker people (usualy start learning
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a gas in the air we breathe start learning
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the state of employing children to work start learning
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an act which is not legal and may be punished by law start learning
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the cutting down of trees start learning
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the state of being paid to work for a company start learning
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the act of using sb / sth to my advantage start learning
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choosing when to have children and how many to have start learning
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a situation in which large numbers of people have little or no food, and many of them die start learning
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substances, such as coal or oil, which are made from animals or plants, and are burnt to provide heat or power start learning
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a rise in the Earth's temperature cause by polluted gases start learning
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gases that are created from burning fossil fuels and cause our atmosfere to heat up start learning
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the condition of not having a home start learning
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the act of downloading copyrighted material from the internet without paying for it start learning
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illegal downloading of songs / films
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to change from solid to liquid when heated start learning
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the act of cathing too many fish start learning
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the condition of having too many people for the resources available in a place start learning
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the reduction of ozone in the atmosphere start learning
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the huge masses of ice at the North and South Poles start learning
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the condition of being extremely poor start learning
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the amount of money and comfort that certain people have start learning
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extreme suffering or death because of lack of food start learning
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to leave a place, a thing or a person start learning
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a landmass made from coral start learning
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a way of thinking and acting start learning
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to be upset to the point of crying start learning
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a serious, often deadly, disease of the stomach, often intestines found in tropical countries start learning
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a member of a country, city start learning
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to believe sth to be true start learning
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the fact that the weather and temperatures change around the world start learning
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harmful because of chemicals or radiation start learning
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to ask firmly and forcefully start learning
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to be affected or determined by sth start learning
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to write down or create a suggestion or plan start learning
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a long period of time in which no rain falls start learning
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a cargo of emergency supplies start learning
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to leave my country in order to go and live in another country start learning
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what sth natural is made of, especially concerning rock start learning
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water that comes naturally from under the ground start learning
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to cultivate plants to eat start learning
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edible crops grown in our own country start learning
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to bring into a country through legal means start learning
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certain to happen and can't be avoided start learning
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in a direction away from the sea and towards the centre of an area of land start learning
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sb who mediates between two parties to reach an agreement start learning
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to give the main ideas of sth start learning
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sth that happens and is studied because it is difficult to understand start learning
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water in the form of rain start learning
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sb who acts on behalf of another person or group of people start learning
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the height of sea water compared to the land start learning
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to go below the surface of the water start learning
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the top layer of earth in which plants grow start learning
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to mean, to result in sth start learning
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a period when emergency measures are put in place to safeguard people start learning
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the act of getting bigger because of heat start learning
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unsuitable for people to live there start learning
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not having a sufficient supply of water to meet needs start learning
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a volcano which may erupt at any time start learning
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very modern, ahead of the time start learning
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a tremor after an earthquake start learning
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an idea which was not originally intended but was thought of later start learning
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the greyish-white or black powder created when a volcano erupts start learning
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to get caught and held in a place start learning
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a snowstorm with strong winds start learning
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sb wounded or killed in an event start learning
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to make sth neat and tidy start learning
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to make a substance harmful by putting sth in it start learning
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a formation made of small sea creatures called coral start learning
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to throw away unwanted things start learning
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a sudden and unexpected heavy fall of rain start learning
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a class of animals or plants which is in danger of becoming extinct start learning
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an instance of hot rocks and ash exploading out the top of a volcano start learning
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to move away from a place of danger to somewhere safer start learning
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gases released by a vehicle when the engine is running start learning
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to carry out tests to learn sth or to discover if sth works or is true start learning
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a forceful outburst of a bomb start learning
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a prediction about sth based on given information start learning
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the cold weather conditions which allow a thin layer of powdery ice to form start learning
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to find a way to get / have sth start learning
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an increase in the amount of carbon dioxide and other gases in the atmosphere considered responsible for global warming start learning
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a short and sudden rush of wind start learning
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inability to read and write start learning
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waste products from factories start learning
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to affect with a disease-causing organism start learning
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not guilty of doing sth wrong start learning
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to hit sth, such asd a door, in a fast action in order to get attention start learning
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being absent and making sb feel sad start learning
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the condition when an oil tanker spills oil into the sea start learning
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the part of the Eart's atmosphere which protects us from the sun start learning
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to deal with the consequences of an action start learning
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to make sth dangerous by putting a lethal substance in it start learning
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to make air, soil or water dirty start learning
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substandard sewage and other systems for dealing with human waste start learning
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a substance consisting of very fine small pieces start learning
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to stop sth from happening start learning
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threating sb differently because of their race or skin colour start learning
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the state of being able to identify sb / sth start learning
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to not accept sth or agree to do sth, to turn down start learning
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to happen as a consequence of sth else start learning
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sb who suffers from an illness start learning
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to believe that sb is good and honest and will not harm me start learning
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an uncontrollable desire to have sth regularly start learning
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accommodation that people on low incomes can afford to live in start learning
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to start dealing with bad or illegal behaviour in a more severe way: start learning
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the proicess of sharing, spreading or supplying sth start learning
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the state of being underfed start learning
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the belief that some behaviour is right and some is wrong start learning
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illegally copying computer programs, music, films, etc and selling them start learning
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to experience difficulty with sth start learning
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a list of people who have asked for sth which is not immediately available but wich they might be able to receive in the future start learning
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putting some equipment in position or into working order start learning
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a large deep hole where large amount of rubbish are put start learning
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generated by natural sources, such as wind, water and sunlight start learning
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carbon dioxide gas released into the atmosphere start learning
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the practise of a group of people taking turns to drive each other to work, or drive each other's to children to school, rather than using seperate cars start learning
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being extremely important, affecting the whole world start learning
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a means of automatically watering plants and crops start learning
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a harvest, the amount of sth produced or grown start learning
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anything which has been used and is not needed anymore start learning
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