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Allow: to give someone permission to do something.

-The dessident allaved to leave the country.

Anxious: worried because you think that something.

-People are naturally anxious about these tests.

Arrange: to make plans for something to happen and to maage the details.

-The columns are arranged in 12 lous.

Accurate: correct in every detail and wirthout any mistakes.

-Anaccurate assesment.

Afford: if you can afford something corectly.

-We could never have affored to head the place.

Amount: to be the same as a equal to something else.

-They have spent a colosal amount rebilding the stadium.

Appoiment: an arrangement to see someone an a particular time.

-They have spent the very idea of monarchy.

Average: to usually do have in love.

-The porpationof over 6 os is abave the ev average of 19 percent.

Auction: a public sale in nohich godos or propetary are sold to the highest bidder.

-The ferran sold at auction for 10 million.

Borrow: to receive and use something belongs to someone else and promise to give it back.

-He had borrowed a car from are of his colleagues.

Butcher: someone whose job is to sell meat.

-A porkbutcher.

Bake: to cook food such as bread and cakes in an over.

-they buke their oron bread and cakes.

Basin: a large área for long from nohich water floros into a particular river or Blake.

-She poured water from the jug into the busin.

Bid: offer for something especially at an auntion.

-Guests will bid for pieces of fime jewellery.

Bellman: plural bellmen.

-A town crier bellman.Bush: a shub or clump of shubs with stems of moderate length.

-Histon cal a bunch of iways a winter stems sing.

Buy: obtain in exchange for pagment.

-She bought six first class stamps.

Cheerful: be having in a happy criendly wry.

-A cheerful vokie.

Cucumber: a long dark Green vegetable that is usually eaten.

-Cucumis satives.

Carry: to hold someone or something usingyour hands arms or hody and take them some where.

-Medics were carrying a woulded mano n a stecher.

Church: someone a building that christians go to in order to coorchip.

-She doesn`t go to the churchvery often this days.

Couple: informal two things or people of the same type.

-A couple of girls were playing marbels.
Courier: a company or employee of a company that transportscomercial.

-The cheque was disspatched by courier.

Despite: used for saying that something happens ori s true even though something else makes it seen unlikely.

-He remams a great teader desprite age.

Dive: a jump into a water nonit your head first and your arms streched out im front of you.

-He dived off the oridge for a bet.

Dizzy: feeling if you or the things around you are spinning.-Jonathan had be gun to suffer dizzy spells.

Dying: on the point of cleath.

-He wisted his dying mother.

Dice: play or gamble with dice.

-Cut the mea tinto dice.

Daughter: your female child.

-She spoke as a daughter of the city.

Employ: top ay someone regalary to work for you.

-The firm employs 150 people.

Encore: a hort performance given after the main performancebecause the cludience asks for more.

-Everybody got up on stage for the final encore.

Envelope: a flaty paper case that you put letter in before you send it.

-The extermal envelope of the swimming pool.

Each: used for saying that each person or thing does something to the other or others.

-Each one of us was asked what went on.

Edge: to move someohere slobly carefully and nohitsmal movements is to make something do this.

-A willionw tree at the water`s edge.
Exchange: amart of giling and ereling another.

-Upe gotiations should lead to on exchange of land for place.

Environment: the place in wich people lives and work including all the physical condinations.

-Surnual in an often hostile invirament.

Keep: to stay in state position or place without...