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having a very bright or beautiful appearance: start learning
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Synonyms glorious, splendid formal, splendiferous humorous I saw Anna at the other end of the room, resplendent in a red cocktail dress.
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to have a large amount of something, or to be full of something: start learning
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The helicopter hovered above them bristling with machine guns.
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the body or frame of a ship, most of which lies under the water start learning
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Something or someone that is ... is so good or important that you could not manage without it, him, or her: start learning
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His long experience at the United Nations makes him indispensable to the talks.
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connected with human activity at sea: start learning
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Amalfi and Venice were important maritime powers.
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to wave something, especially wings when or as if flying: start learning
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Flags flapped in the breeze above their tents.
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in or towards the back part of a boat start learning
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There are windows aft on each side.
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a piece of equipment that is used to cause liquid, air, or gas to move from one place to another: start learning
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a water/bicycle/fuel pump
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a machine that lifts heavy objects by turning a chain or rope around a tube-shaped device: start learning
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This old steam winch was used to pull things up on shore in days gone by.
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The project is still at an embryonic stage.
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the act or process of moving, or a particular action or movement: start learning
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The violent motion of the ship upset his stomach.
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a thick, black substance that was used in the past to make wooden ships and buildings waterproof start learning
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a piece of kitchen equipment having a top for cooking food in containers placed over gas flames or circles of metal heated by electricity, and that usually has an oven below: start learning
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She got some eggs out and heated a pan on the stove.
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someone who competes with other people to try to win something: start learning
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Now aged 42, he is no longer considered a serious contender for the title.
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(esp. of a flag, sail, or umbrella) to roll or fold up and fasten: start learning
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He took down the flag and furled it carefully.
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a seat or other place high up, often giving a good view of something below: start learning
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We watched the parade from our perch on the scaffolding.
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trees that are grown so that the wood from them can be used for building: start learning
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These trees are being grown for timber.
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not allowing liquid to go through: start learning
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How does glue bond with impervious substances like glass and metal?
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