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n.
1. somebody with radical views on political, economic, or social issues
2. a mathematical root of another number or quantity
3. a chemical group that behaves as a single entity in reactions
4. someone who believes that important political or social changes are necessary
5. a group of atoms that are part of a molecule and do not change as a result of a chemical reaction

adj.
1. excellent, admirable, or awe-inspiring
2. relating to or affecting the basic nature or most important features of something
3. far-reaching, searching, or thoroughgoing
4. favouring or making economic, political, or social changes of a sweeping or extreme nature
5. very good, desirable, admirable, or fashionable
6. describes medical treatment that is intended to remove the source of a disease, rather than simply treat the symptoms
7. growing from a root of a plant or from the base of a stem
8. relating to the roots of numbers
9. relating to the roots of words
10. a radical change or way of doing something is new and very different from the usual way

Synonyms:
n.
activist, fanatic

adj.
basic, fundamental, essential, pervasive, sweeping, extreme, revolutionary

Sentences:
1. He felt at once the antagonism in the atmosphere, something radical and insuperable, and he bit his lip. But he affected a bluff manner.
2. The resultant ionized bond can be cleaved by a hemi-heterolysis process, affording a cation and a neutral radical.

Context:
General election 2017: Labour vows 'radical' devolution extension
25 April 2017

Nicola Sturgeon has accused the Conservatives of planning to launch "power grab" on Holyrood after Brexit
Labour has pledged to introduce a "radical extension of devolution" after Brexit if it wins the forthcoming general election.
The party's shadow Brexit secretary, Sir Keir Starmer, said powers transferred back from Brussels should go straight to the relevant devolved body.
This would include Holyrood, he said.
The UK government has already said the Scottish Parliament will have "significant new powers" after Brexit.
The Great Repeal Bill will see thousands of EU laws on everything from workers' rights to the environment scrapped or replaced with UK equivalents.
But the UK government has not yet said which of these new powers will be kept at Westminster, and which will devolved to other parts of the UK - including Scotland - after the UK leaves the EU.
Live: Election campaign latest
The Scottish government has repeatedly accused the prime minister of planning a "power grab" because she has not confirmed that all of the powers associated with devolved areas, such as fishing and agriculture, will be handed to Holyrood once they return from Brussels.
In a speech setting out Labour's vision for a post-Brexit Britain, Sir Keir said the party's manifesto would commit to "a presumption that any new powers that are transferred back from Brussels should go straight to the relevant devolved body".

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v.
1. to break in such a way that a fine split or splits appear but the split sections do not come apart, or make something break in this way
2. to break into pieces, or break something into pieces
3. to break with a sudden sharp noise, or make something break in this way
4. to make a loud sharp sound, or cause something such as a whip or a rifle to make a loud sharp sound
5. to hit something with a powerful impact
6. to break open because of pressure, or make something such as a nut break or open by pressure
7. to fail, give way, or break down, or make somebody or something do so
8. to break down psychologically, or cause somebody to break down psychologically, e.g. under stress or torture
9. to become slightly hoarse or suffer from uncontrollable changes in pitch, especially because of emotion or stress
10. to break through something such as an obstacle or barrier, or break a record

n.
1. a break or flaw in something such as a mirror that is visible as a fine line
2. a relatively long narrow break, hole, or opening in something
3. a sudden loud sharp noise
4. a flaw, defect, or weak spot
5. a hoarseness or uncontrollable change in pitch in somebody's voice
6. a purified and extremely addictive form of cocaine
7. a hard blow from somebody or something
8. a sarcastic, funny, or rude remark, especially at somebody else's expense
9. an attempt at something
10. somebody or something that is outstandingly good, talented, or skilled

adj.
1. excellent, expert, or trained to a high degree of efficiency
2. very skillful, especially as a result of being trained well

Synonyms:
v.
break, fracture, break down, crack up, solve, work out, bash, bang

n.
blow, crash, flaw, fault, gibe, quip, weakness, imperfection

Sentences:
1. She had hidden herself there, and, with her ear pressed close against the crack of the door, had lost not a word of the conversation.
2. Except for a small length of web at the first fracture location, none of the cracks exhibited a brittle fracture mode of crack propagation

Context:
Growing crack in Larsen-C ice shelf
By Deborah Byrd in Earth | April 20, 2017
The European Space Agency is monitoring the progress of the crack in Antarctica’s Larsen-C ice shelf. The crack is eventually expected to produce a massive iceberg.

The European Space Agency (ESA) released this animation on April 20, 2017. It’s based on images from the Copernicus Sentinel-1 satellite mission, which is monitoring the growing crack in Antarctica’s Larsen-C ice shelf. When the ice shelf breaks off or calves, it’ll create one of the largest icebergs ever recorded.
But, ESA said, exactly how long this will take is difficult to predict.
This animation demonstrates how scientists analyse radar data from Sentinel-1 to monitor the crack. It shows the usefulness of combining radar images to create an interferogram, to gain insights into the ice flow.

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v.
1. to express something in spoken or written words, especially to announce something publicly in a deliberate formal way
2. to declare something officially so that it has the force of a law or regulation
3. to play a musical theme or motif for the first time before it is repeated and developed within a piece of music
4. to express something in speech or writing, especially in a definite or formal way
5. to give information
6. express in words, esp. carefuly, fully and clearly

n.
1. an area forming part of a federal country such as the United States or Australia with its own government and legislature and control over most of its own internal affairs
2. a country or nation with its own sovereign independent government
3. a country's government and those government-controlled institutions that are responsible for its internal administration and its relationships with other countries
4. a growth or developmental stage of an animal or plant
5. any form or quantifiable condition in which a physical substance can be, depending on its temperature and other circumstances
6. a very formal, dignified, or grand way of doing something in which all the appropriate ceremonies are observed
7. a very nervous, upset, or excited frame of mind or manner of behaving
8. the condition of something at a particular time
9. the United States of America

adj.
1. involving or relating to the government of a nation or an autonomous federal region within a nation
2. owned, operated, or financed by a nation or an autonomous region within a federalized nation
3. involving many grand rituals and ceremonies, especially those appropriate to a head of state
4. a state occasion or event involves a country’s government or head
5. a state institution is one that is paid for and run by the government
6. taking place in or relating to a region of a country that has its own government for some matters

Synonyms:
v
utter, affirm, declare, assert, aver, maintain
n.
condition, federation, confusion, grandeur
adj.
public, government, municipal, formal, official, stately

Sentences:
1. He told him of the feudal state in which he lived.
2. "It cannot be anything but a volcano in a state of eruption" , said he.
3. China, under the last priest-emperors of the Chow Dynasty, was sinking into a state of great disorder.

Context:
Road deaths cost the state billions
2017-04-23 06:00
Msindisi Fengu

Easter Weekend road death toll to be released
Barely hours after Transport Minister Joe Maswanganyi released horrific Easter road-crash statistics, in which fatalities grew by 51%, reports that 19 learners perished on their way back from schools between Bronkhorstspruit and Groblersdal surfaced.
The learners – from two Gauteng schools, Refano Primary and Mahlenga Secondary schools – were being ferried in a sprinter minibus headed for their homes in the Mpumalanga towns of Wolvenkop and Verena, respectively, when the school minibus collided with a horse-and-trailer truck on the R25 between Bronkhorstspruit and Groblersdal on Friday.
A few hours earlier, Maswanganyi had told reporters in Pretoria that government hoped that communities would take road accidents seriously.
This after road deaths increased during the Easter long weekend from 156 last year to 235 this year, according to a preliminary report by the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC).

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v.
1. to feel or show admiration and deference toward somebody or something
2. to pay due attention to and refrain from violating something
3. to show consideration or thoughtfulness in relation to somebody or something
4. to feel admiration for someone because of their personal qualities, their achievements, or their status, and show this by treating them in a polite and kind way
5. to show that you understand the importance of something by not doing anything against it

n.
1. a feeling or attitude of admiration and deference toward somebody or something
2. the state of being admired deferentially
3. consideration or thoughtfulness
4. an individual characteristic or point
5. a feeling of admiration that you have for someone because of their personal qualities, their achievements, or their status, and that you show by treating them in a polite and kind way
6. a feeling that something is important and deserves serious attention
7. an aspect of something

np.
1. polite greetings offered to somebody

int.
1. used to greet somebody
2. used for showing that you admire or strongly approve of someone or something. This word is mainly used by young people.

Synonyms:
v.
value, revere, think a lot of, show consideration for, appreciate, follow, abide by

n.
admiration, deference, esteem, reverence, detail, regard, matter, particular, point

Sentences:
1. You seem to have no respect for human nature.
2. "If you can do it, " he said at last, a new note of respect in his voice, "you will be making medical history. "

Context:
If Earth Day were one of the “giving” holidays, we humans might be hard-pressed to find a proper gift to present to this old planet we call home. A brand-new SUV that seats 12 wouldn’t do. Nor would a leaf-blower or high-powered riding lawnmower. We certainly wouldn’t think of giving it a hundred cases of water in plastic bottles.
Indeed, one small thing we could do for Earth on Earth Day is to simply try to respect it a little more. That is, think of small, simple steps we all can take to “first do no harm” when it comes to our planet, and environment.
We might, say, take a walk or ride a bike instead of getting in the car one more time for that short trip to the market. Once we got there, we could haul out a couple of slightly stained canvas bags to carry our produce instead of confronting the dreaded question “paper or plastic?”
There are scores of decisions each of us make every week that could help to determine the future of our planet, which scientists believe is roughly 4.5 billion years old. Given that perspective, each of us will have only a short time to leave our footprint, yet humankind’s mark, from available climate science data, seems to have been a heavy one already.

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adj.
1. covering many things or a wide area
2. including everything, so as to be complete
3. describes insurance policies that provide coverage or benefit in most areas
4. for all children of a local area, no matter what their level of ability
5. including many details or aspects of something
6. complete and easily achieved
7. relating to a system of education in the UK in which students with different levels of ability are all taught in the same school
8. comprehensive insurance is insurance that pays for every kind of damage or loss, even if you are responsible for it

n. a final graduate or undergraduate examination in a major field of study

Synonyms:
complete, inclusive, full, all-inclusive, wide-ranging, broad, ample, widespread, far-reaching, across-the-board, thorough, all-embracing

Sentences:
1. He took us by his comprehensive understanding of the subject.
2. I can to the oneself comprehensive inspection, discover the matter the root, and corrects.

Context:
A comprehensive way of life
April 20 2017 11:21 PM

To understand the essence of Islam is to understand the very essence of humanity. More than a religion, Islam is a complete and comprehensive way of life leading to a balanced way of living. Islam brings civilisation and happiness to man. Islamic principles and teachings can provide realistic, fair and objective solutions to the prevention of individual, familial, social and international problems which are threatening the existence of human communities throughout the world.
A spiritual belief that does not deal with social behaviour, economic relations and international organisations is as erroneous as the social doctrine that does not consider spiritual belief, morality and behaviour. Such social doctrines are abortive attempts, incapable of total human guidance or of achieving any coherence or accord among human beings.
Both the individual and the society are in dire need of a belief that accommodates and directs all their vital activities towards construction and growth. When the individual and society adopt such a belief and apply it to life, humanity can accomplish seemingly miraculous achievements which can only occur when man unites himself with the Eternal Power that channels his personality -potential in the right direction.
History has shown that Islam is unique in its ability to provide guidance for the entire range of human activity. It does not separate spiritual and secular life as unrelated entities.
Islam integrates all domains of human life, just like the different systems in the human body integrate to provide a complete human being. If one system does not work properly, it has got to affect the whole body. Likewise, Islam proposes systems of laws that integrate all parts of human society to bring happiness and peace to all its members.
There is no other way or system that urges the active worship of Allah in its general and most comprehensive sense other than Islam. Fox example, Islam teaches that Muslims should fast for a month every year (i.e. Ramadan) in order to acquire piety and self-discipline and to develop awareness of the needs and problems of others who are starving or are in desperate need of food. Such an awareness of the needs of others is not enough on its own. Therefore, Zakaah (obligatory charity) is prescribed to be distributed among the segments of society that are in need of individual and communal assistance.
A very important universal concept in Islam is “Ummah” (Nation). Ummah transcends all limitations implied by the term ‘nation’ by encompassing all people regardless of race, colour, or sex. Allah emphasised this great Islamic principle in the verse (which means);
“Mankind was [of] one religion [before their deviation]; then Allah sent the prophets as bringers of good tidings and warners and sent down with them the Scripture in truth to judge between the people concerning that in which they differed. And none differed over it [i.e. Scripture] except those who were given it-after the clear proofs came to them-out of jealous animosity among themselves. And Allah guided those who believed to the truth concerning that over which they had differed, by His permission. And Allah guides whom He wills to a straight path.” [Qur’an 2:2 13]
Moreover, Islam has a unique understanding for the concept of Ummah. Ummah is the field for knowledge, ethics, government and positivism. Ummah in Islam is a system in which people integrate, even if they belong to different belief systems. It is a system of universal justice and peace that accommodates everyone who believes in freedom of thinking and in calling people to the truth-whether they are individuals or communities.
Indeed, Ummah in Islam is an apparatus which is more advanced than that developed by the West, the UN, or those apparatuses established by the American-European block merely to bring about a “new world order,” but which in reality often are geared only to maintain Western control over Third World human and material resources.
The Prophet Muhammad, sallallaahu ‘alaihi wa sallam, proposed a constitution for the city of Madinah during the first days of his emigration from Makkah. He, sallallaahu ‘alaihi wa sallam, included the rights of both Jews and Christians, thereby safeguarding their freedom and beliefs. History has never known a constitution that represented minorities as this constitution of the Islamic state did. Ummah as an Islamic concept will, Allah willing, bring the advent of universal peace as well as an internal social system. Ummah is the field-ground for civilization to take place. Such an Ummah can be integrated and united, if it derives its doctrines, constitutions, morals, values and the whole perspective of life from the same united source: belief in the only true Allah. This is known as the concept of Tawheed (Monotheism).
The value systems of Western societies will continue to collapse, since they are built on shifting grounds. The educated in the West are beginning to see that the “full” life is found only in Islam, the universal religion.
And what about the present-day Muslim world? Unfortunately, some “educated” Muslims now pay only “lip-service” to Islam. They think that Islam is a slogan to be raised or a word to be uttered. Islam is the way of life that should be implemented in all spheres of life. These hypocrites have forgotten that Allah dislikes those who brag about things that they do not practise. When man’s deeds are not commensurate with their words, their conduct is odious in the sight of Allah.
“O you who have believed, why do you say what you do not do? Great is hatred in the sight of Allah that you say what you do not do.” [Qur’an 61:2-3]
May Allah let the Muslim World never forget that Islam provides a complete and comprehensive way of life. Islam creates harmony in the mind, the soul and the body in a marvellous way. The need for Islam emerges from the humanity’s search for a constitution that provides guidance and satisfaction in all spheres of life. It is a code of life that is not limited to partial needs, but rather a way of life that penetrates all barriers to interact with people’s needs in this life and beyond. It is a way of life where there is no discrimination between what is sacred and what is secular.
Islam is unique among the religions and civilisations the world has known. In contrast to the other religions of the world, Islam defines religion itself as the very business of life, the very matter of space-time, the very process of history, and the gift of Allah. Therefore, all these work together to constitute them.
Islam is a divine guidance wherein humans of all nations, colours and tongues feel linked to a Supreme Power and Justice. Its teachings are kept intact and authentic. It is the only way to happiness, dignity, and universal peace. Islam is so unique in its method for solving the problems of humanity. I can say with confidence that the twenty first century will be the century of Islam. The everlasting miracle of Islam, THE QUR’AN, is a standing challenge to the intellect of all peoples at all times. In Islam’s four abiding principles - equality, tolerance, promotion of science, and solution to the world’s problems - its universality asserts itself. It calls to all mankind, if only mankind will listen.

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v.
1. to break something into many small pieces, or be broken in this way
2. to break something with great force or violence, or move violently so as to break something
3. to hit something with great force, or make something do this
4. to ruin, defeat, or put an end to somebody or something completely
5. in racket games, to hit a ball or shuttlecock downward with great force with an overhead stroke
6. to break something noisily into many pieces by dropping or hitting it with a lot of force
7. to hit something against an object or surface with a lot of force, causing injury or damage
8. to completely destroy or defeat something such as an organization
9. to hit a ball very hard
10. deal a heavy blow to; defeat

n.
1. the loud sound of something hitting or being hit by something else and breaking into pieces
2. a blow delivered with great force
3. a crash or collision
4. an unqualified success
5. a major failure, especially one involving finances
6. in racket games, an overhead stroke hit downward with great force
7. a cocktail made with sugar, seltzer, mint leaves, and usually brandy
8. something such as a play, movie, or song that is extremely successful
9. a car crash
10. the action of hitting a ball very hard

adv.
with the sound of a smash

Sentences:
1. You can borrow my car as long as you don't smash it up .
2. That movie was a smash . I didn't expect it would be so funny!
3. You won't get out if you smash your head against the wall.

Context:
AN ELDERLY man has died and a woman is in a serious condition after a horror crash on the Leichhardt Highway this afternoon.
Initial investigations suggest a truck and van collided on the highway near Miles on the western Darling Downs about 1.30pm.
Police have confirmed a 90-year-old man, a passenger in the van, was declared dead at the scene.

A patient is loaded on to the chopper. Picture: RACQ LifeFlight
An 82-year-old woman from Chinchilla was also flown to hospital with serious injuries.
Three other people were injured in the incident. It is understood the truck driver escaped unharmed.
The Forensic Crash Unit is investigating the incident.
It is the third fatal accident on southern Queensland roads this week, following a double-fatality head-on crash on the Bruce Highway near Maryborough on Easter Monday, and the death of a motorcyclist at Hendra in Brisbane on Tuesday morning.

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n.
1. the power or practical ability necessary for doing something
2. the potential ability of somebody or something to do something
3. a facility to carry out a particular set of operations
4. the number of weapons, soldiers etc that a country has for fighting a war

Synonyms:
n.
competence, ability, skill, fitness, aptitude, proficiency, competency, know-how, experience, expertise

Sentences:
1. Most people look up to you for your capability and confidence although they find you quite stubborn.
2. Apart from military capability, or lack of it, there is the question of political will.
3. Since 100% continuous regeneration is possible, the braking capability of the AC drive is greatly improved.

Context:
The Australian Department of Defence (DoD) has signed an NOK150 million (USD17.4 million) contract with Kongsberg Defence Systems for the integration of an additional terminal guidance capability with the stand-off Joint Strike Missile (JSM).
Designed for anti-surface warfare and naval fire support missions, JSM is a high-subsonic air-launched development of Kongsberg's Naval Strike Missile, funded by the Royal Norwegian Air Force (RNoAF).
Weighing 416 kg, JSM is 4 m in length, 48 cm in width (stowed), and 52 cm in height. Equipped with a programmable fuze, with custom-designed fuze programmes downloaded prior to launch, the missile features a 500 lb-class combined blast (primary effect) and fragmentation (secondary effect) high-explosive charge insensitive warhead encased in titanium alloy, with gross weight of 120 kg and an explosive weight of 100 kg (TNT equivalent). A Link 16-compatible two-way data link provides for target update, re-targeting, mission abort, and bomb hit indication communication.
Currently, guidance is delivered by inertial navigation, aided by global positioning and terrain contour matching systems. The missile features a terminal target acquisition capability with Autonomous Target Recognition enabled by an imaging infrared (IIR) seeker. Terminal accuracy is given at less than 0.6 m (distance between the aim point and actual hit point). The specific range of the missile has not been disclosed.
Under the provisions of the contract with the Australian DoD - announced in early April - Kongsberg will integrate and qualify a new low-cost, electronic support measure (ESM) capability with the current IIR package, enabling JSMs to locate targets on the basis of their electronic signature.
Developed by BAE Systems Australia, the ESM features a lightweight passive radio frequency (PRF) sensor with an additional land attack and littoral attack capability as well as a two-way communications line for target adjustment and inflight termination.

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v.
to divide an object or group into segments

n.
1. any of the parts or sections into which an object or group is divided
2. any of the individual units that make up the body or part of the body of some animals
3. the portion of a line or curve between any two of its points, or the portion of a solid cut by a plane
4. any of the individual speech sounds that make up a longer string of sounds
5. a separate part of anything
6. a part of a fruit such as an orange or a grapefruit that can easily be separated into parts

Synonyms:
n.
section, part, piece, slice, sector, division, subdivision, fragment, portion, bit, wedge

Sentences:
1. Tell us, each segment of the end of life means the beginning of a new life.
2. Since the owner was a movie producer, his clienteles were the movie stars, singers and celebrities for his late night supper segment.

Context:
A Dutch TV show has dropped a controversial segment after it made international headlines for asking contestants to guess whether a woman was pregnant or fat.
The segment on the variety game-show was intended to test stereotypes – they also asked contestants to guess whether a woman’s breasts were real or implants, whether a man was Polish or a plasterer, a criminal or a businessman, and Dutch or German.
Four male contestants sat on a couch while the individual was showcased on a revolving platform in front of them.
But after sparking backlash online and making headlines in the New York Post and Buzzfeed in the United States, the Dutch Public Broadcaster, NPO, has dropped the segment.
“With this segment, we wanted to show viewers how you can go wrong if you go off on someone's appearance, but we realise that the manner in which this is done has hurt people. That was never our intention, and we regret it,” said director Yvonne de Haan in a statement.
The show will continue to air for several more weeks on the publicly funded channel, NPO 3.

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v.
1. to think about something because you want to know more facts or details about it
2. to admire someone or something and feel surprised by how beautiful or unusual they are

n.
1. a feeling of surprise, admiration, or pleasure that you get, for example when you have seen something very unusual or beautiful
2. something that makes you have this feeling
3. someone whom you admire because they can do something difficult

adj.
extremely good, unusual, beautiful, or effective, used only before noun

Synonyms:
v
speculate, doubt, question, conjecture, ponder, admire, gaze at
n.
surprise, astonishment, awe, amazement, admiration, miracle, phenomenon, marvel, sensation, curiosity

Sentences:
1. Unless you look at him, wonder at him, write paragraphs about him, he cannot live.
2. He had eyes for the dog, and a great wonder came into his face.

Context:
August Pullman was born with a facial difference that, up until now, has prevented him from going to a mainstream school. Starting 5th grade at Beecher Prep, he wants nothing more than to be treated as an ordinary kid--but his new classmates can't get past Auggie's extraordinary face. Wonder, a #1 New York Times bestseller, begins from Auggie's point of view, but soon switches to include his classmates, his sister, her boyfriend, and others. These perspectives converge in a portrait of one community's struggle with empathy, compassion, and acceptance.
In a world where bullying among young people is an epidemic, this is a refreshing new narrative full of heart and hope. R.J. Palacio has called her debut novel "a meditation on kindness" --indeed, every reader will come away with a greater appreciation for the simple courage of friendship. Auggie is a hero to root for, who proves that you can't blend in when you were born to stand out.
Join the conversation: #thewonderofwonder, #choosekind
#1 New York Times bestseller
USA Today bestseller
Time Magazine's 100 Best Young Adult Books of All Time
New York Times Book Review Notable Book
Washington Post Best Kids' Book
"In a wonder of a debut, Palacio has written a crackling page-turner filled with characters you can't help but root for." --Entertainment Weekly
"Rich and memorable." --The New York Times
"A beautiful, funny and sometimes sob-making story of quiet transformation." --Wall Street Journal

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v.
1. to choose somebody by a vote, e.g. for public office, an official role, or membership of a group
2. to make a decision to do something
3. especially in Christianity, to choose somebody by divine will for salvation
4. to choose or select something, particularly a subject or course of study at university
5. to choose someone by voting so that they represent you or hold an official position
6. choose by voting

adj.
1. chosen by a vote but not yet formally installed in office
2. chosen by God for special favour, salvation, or a task
3. elected to an important position, but not yet given that position officially

Synonyms:
v.
vote for, return, pick, select, choose, opt for, decide on, nominate, pick out

n.
designate, future, chosen, selected

Sentences:
1. They exchanged views on the question of whom to elect.
2. But the president-elect repeated that he would not discuss unification with China.

Context:
Albania Parliament to elect new president April 19
Published April 13, 2017

TIRANA, Albania –  The speaker of Albania's parliament has said that lawmakers will vote to elect the country's new president on April 19.
Ilir Meta said Thursday the first round of voting for the new president will be held next week, following a request from the governing Socialist Party's parliamentary group.
Albania's 140-seat parliament votes in five rounds. In the first three rounds the winner should secure at least three-fifth of the vote, or 84 backers, and at least 71 votes in in the last two rounds.
Candidates have to be proposed by a group of at least 20 lawmakers, though no name has emerged so far.
The president, with a five-year mandate and a maximum of two terms, has a largely ceremonial role.

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v.
1. to make a minor change or alteration to something, or change slightly, especially in order to improve
2. to make something less extensive, severe, or extreme
3. to affect the meaning of another word, usually by describing or limiting it
4. to change the sound of a vowel from its usual sound, often in a way that is represented in writing by adding an umlaut
5. to add to the meaning of another word or a phrase by giving more information about it
6. make change in; make different

Synonyms:
alter, change, adapt, adjust, amend, vary, transform, revise, refashion, rework, moderate, lessen, reduce, curb, restraint, control, tone down, play down, temper

Sentences：
1. Such easy to understand, easy to use and modify, with examples.
2. Life is full of regret that chapter, because she did not chance to let you modify the wrong sentences!

Context:
WASHINGTON — Republicans released a modified health care bill Monday in an attempt to shore up support among both conservatives and moderates for their legislation to replace the Affordable Care Act before the House votes Thursday — seven years to the day after President Obama signed the act.
Under the modified version of the GOP replacement bill, states would be allowed to require able-bodied Medicaid recipients without dependents to work beginning in October — and would get a funding boost as a reward for doing so. States could also receive federal funding for the program as a lump sum — instead of a per capita allotment — for children and non-disabled, non-elderly adults.
Taxes imposed by the ACA on the wealthy, sectors of the health care industry and others to pay for expanded coverage would be repealed in 2017 instead of 2018.
Those changes were made to draw support from conservative members disappointed the original bill didn’t go far enough to undo the ACA, popularly known as Obamacare.
“There are several groups where it addresses their concerns, that’s why we’re doing this,” said Rep. Pete Sessions, the Texas Republican who heads the House Rules Committee, which will take up the legislation Wednesday,
Republicans also said the changes will allow the Senate to expand subsidies for older people who buy coverage on the individual market. That would help offset the premium increases they’ll see once insurers are allowed to charge them five times as much as younger people for the same plan. The ACA limited the difference to three times as much and AARP has mounted a strong opposition to the GOP bill. Other groups opposing the GOP bill include associations representing doctors, nurses and hospitals

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v.
1. to stick together, or make two surfaces stick together
2. to link together, or cause people to be linked together, emotionally or psychologically
3. to store goods securely until duty is paid
4. to convert something, or be converted, into a debt with a bond as security
5. to provide a deposit of money against unforeseen losses
6. to be linked with a chemical bond
7. to lay bricks or tiles so that they overlap in a pattern
8. to fuse two fabrics together
9. to attach two things firmly together, usually with glue, or to become attached in this way
10. to develop feelings of love, friendship, or duty towards other people, or to make someone develop these feelings

n.
1. a sum of money paid to secure the release from prison of somebody awaiting trial, on the condition that the person appears on the date of the trial
2. an insurance policy held by an employer or contractor that protects clients' or customers' money against financial loss occasioned by a third party
3. an object such as a rope, band, or chain that binds somebody or something
4. the way in which one surface sticks to another
5. a substance that makes objects adhere
6. a link that binds people together in a relationship
7. a situation that limits somebody socially, psychologically, or emotionally
8. a solemn agreement promising to do something
9. a document that legally obliges one party to pay money to another
10. a certificate issued by a government or company promising to pay back borrowed money at a fixed rate of interest on a specified date

Synonyms:
v.
adhere, stick, glue, fix, join, connect, get on, hit it off, get along

n.
tie, link, connection, union, attachment, promise, pledge, oath, word

Sentences:
1. "Poor chaps aren't so well off either these days, " said Mr. Bond, putting up one of his artificial smiles.
2. The resultant ionized bond can be cleaved by a hemi-heterolysis process, affording a cation and a neutral radical.

Context:
What is a 'Bond'
A bond is a debt investment in which an investor loans money to an entity (typically corporate or governmental) which borrows the funds for a defined period of time at a variable or fixed interest rate. Bonds are used by companies, municipalities, states and sovereign governments to raise money and finance a variety of projects and activities. Owners of bonds are debtholders, or creditors, of the issuer.
Bonds in the News
How Bond Yields Could Topple the Stock Market
Is It Time to Get Out of High-Yield Bond ETFs? (HYG, JNK)
Bond Guru Who Called Last Bear Market Is Bullish
Why the Bond Market's Rout May Get Only Bigger
BREAKING DOWN 'Bond'
Bonds are commonly referred to as fixed-income securities and are one of the three main generic asset classes, along with stocks (equities) and cash equivalents. Many corporate and government bonds are publicly traded on exchanges, while others are traded only over-the-counter (OTC).
How Bonds Work
When companies or other entities need to raise money to finance new projects, maintain ongoing operations, or refinance existing other debts, they may issue bonds directly to investors instead of obtaining loans from a bank. The indebted entity (issuer) issues a bond that contractually states the interest rate (coupon) that will be paid and the time at which the loaned funds (bond principal) must be returned (maturity date).
The issuance price of a bond is typically set at par, usually $100 or $1,000 face value per individual bond. The actual market price of a bond depends on a number of factors including the credit quality of the issuer, the length of time until expiration, and the coupon rate compared to the general interest rate environment at the time.

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v.
1. to strike a person or animal repeatedly with a flexible rod, length of rope, thin strip of leather attached to a handle, or something similar, especially as a punishment
2. to strike somebody or something very hard, sharply, or repeatedly
3. to criticize or reproach somebody very strongly or severely
4. to move very quickly, forcefully, or suddenly, or make something do this
5. to wind thread, cord, or twine around the end of a rope or cable to keep it from fraying
6. to defeat, overcome, or outdo somebody
7. to make food such as batter or cream stiff and creamy by adding air to it with short quick movements, using a fork, whisk, or electric beater
8. to lift something by means of a device consisting of a rope passed through a single pulley
9. to sew the edge of a piece of fabric using whipstitch
10. to make a top start to spin

n.
1. a flexible rod, length of rope, or thin strip of leather attached to a handle, used to strike people or animals repeatedly
2. a stroke or blow with a whip or something similar
3. something that resembles a whip in form, motion, or flexibility
4. somebody who is experienced or skilled in using a whip, e.g. the driver of a horse-drawn carriage
5. an elected representative in a legislative body such as Congress or the U.K. Parliament who has special responsibility for ensuring discipline and attendance among his or her party's representatives
6. a call issued to a political party's elected legislators to ensure they attend for an important vote and vote the party line
7. a light creamy dessert made from whipped cream with added sweetening and flavoring
8. a device that consists of a rope, a pulley, and a snatch block.
9. a percussion instrument with two flexible strips of wood attached in the shape of a V that make a loud clapping sound when they are waved in the air
10. a sail or arm of a windmill

Synonyms:
v.
beat, thrash, belt, lash, flagellate, cream, aerate, stir, whisk
n.
crop, cat-o'-nine-tails, switch, rod

Sentences:
1. He first threw me some pieces of money, then struck me with a whip.
2. The general came over with a whip in his hand.

Context:
GCC whip St Stanislaus as hockey league commences
By Staff Writer April 11, 2017

Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) and Hikers won their matches when the Farfan and Mendes men’s division one league commenced over the weekend.
At the St. Stanislaus ground on Saturday, Hikers edged Old Fort 3-1 with Andrew Stewart, Robert France and Tevesarid Garnett scoring for Hikers while Warren Williams netted for Old Fort.
Over at the GCC ground, Bourda on Sunday, hosts GCC dismantled St Stanislaus 5-0. Kevin Spencer and Mark Sergeant bagged doubles in the win while veteran Philip Fernandes added to the rout.
The event will be played for the next six weeks with matches on Mondays and Fridays at GCC and Saturdays and Sundays at the St. Stanislaus College ground.

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v.
1. to lose your footing or grip on a slippery surface
2. to remove a slip from a plant in order to grow a new plant
3. to slide or move accidentally out of the proper or desired position
4. to move smoothly and easily and usually with a sliding motion, or make something move in this way
5. to go somewhere in a quiet, furtive, or unnoticed way
6. to give somebody something furtively or secretly
7. to put something on or take something off quickly and easily, or be put on or taken off in this way
8. to escape from somebody's memory or mind and be forgotten or overlooked
9. to decline from a previous standard, e.g. a standard of performance or awareness
10. to dislocate or displace a bone, especially in the spine

n.
1. the older of two protocols for dial-up access to the Internet using a modem. It has now been largely replaced by a higher-level protocol .
2. a place between two piers for a ship to dock
3. an act of slipping, especially a sudden slide on a slippery surface
4. a mixture of clay and water used as a decorative layer on pottery or for casting in moulds to form an actual piece
5. a narrow strip of something
6. a minor mistake, especially one caused by carelessness
7. a small form, document, or record of a transaction
8. a moral lapse or an instance of misconduct
9. a stem or branch of a plant broken off and used to grow a new plant
10. a young and slightly built person

Synonyms:
v.
slide, glide, slither, trip, fall, lose your balance, sneak, steal, creep
n.
blunder, slip-up, mistake, error, omission, gaffe

Sentences:
1. The New World is still new so long as it is possible to slip away into the wilderness, to live by the sense as wild animals do.
2. Audits daily collection of the General Cashiers Summary against the bank in slip.

Context:
Slip costing Coromandel businessman thousands

NZTA
The Thames-Coast road is expected to be reopened on Tuesday.

A Coromandel businessman says he's losing thousands of dollars a day after a huge slip at Ruamahunga last week.
The 1000 cubic metre slip closed a section of State Highway 25 between Tapu and Waiomu, and clearing it is proving difficult.
Bruce Efford, who owns Tapu Camp and Royal Oak Hotel, said he is losing $2000 to $3000 a day due to cancelled bookings, and the lack of customers has also forced him to close the pub early.

Bruce Efford
The slip blocking the road between Tapu and Waiomu.
"On Friday they did nothing as there were two trees and OSH was involved. Saturday, they water-bombed it to get rid of the trees and, the danger away, on Sunday they started clearing it …
"They stopped at 3pm and they said no more. We weren't allowed to walk down and have a look as they had cordoned it all off – people were out on boats and got photos and there are two diggers sitting on top of the slip and the trucks have gone home."

Bruce Efford
Residents say the contractors aren't working quickly enough to fix the slip between Tapu and Waiomu.

Efford went down on Monday morning and was told that it would be Tuesday before it would be cleared.
"It looks like contractors are dragging it out as much as possible and they don't care about clearing the road.
"My camp was booked for the past weekend and they all cancelled. Saturday night is normally a good night for me but I had to close at 8.30pm. It's unfair, it's costing me $2000 to $3000 a day, and these jokers don't want to talk to you."

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n.
1. the image of somebody or something that appears in a mirror or other reflecting surface
2. the process or act of reflecting something, especially light, sound, or heat
3. careful thought, especially the process of reconsidering previous actions, events, or decisions
4. an idea or thought, especially one produced by careful consideration
5. a clear indication or result of something
6. a cause of blame or credit to somebody or something
7. the bending back upon itself of a membrane or other anatomical structure
8. a symmetrical transformation in which a figure is reversed along an axis so that the new figure produced is a mirror image of the original one
9. an image that you see when you look in a mirror or other shiny surface
10. something that clearly shows something

Synonyms:
mirror image, likeness, echo, image, replication, reproduction, consideration, thinking, thought, contemplation, deliberation, indication, sign, manifestation, suggestion, expression, evidence

Sentences:
1. The reflection of the sky was scattered over all the surface in crumbs of smiling blue.
2. After mature reflection it seems to me that this could not have been effected through natural selection

Context:
REFLECTION: What the Spiritual Language in the Syria Speech Tells Us About Trump
04-07-2017
President Trump's speech justifying the missile launch on Syria relied on spiritual language which reflected deeper meanings as he sought God's wisdom.
His approach will have strong appeal for his evangelical supporters, and it might go even deeper, showing the world a different side to the president.

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n.
1. the effect of an event or work of art beyond its immediate or surface meaning
2. an intense and prolonged sound produced by sympathetic vibration
3. an amplification of a sound, e.g. that of an instrument or the human voice, caused by sympathetic vibration in a chamber such as an auditorium or a singer's chest
4. increased amplitude of oscillation of a mechanical system when it is subjected to vibration from another source at or near its own natural frequency
5. a state of oscillation that occurs at a very specific frequency in an electrical circuit consisting of inductive and capacitive components
6. the sound heard during tapping of a healthy chest or abdomen
7. the property of some chemical compounds of having simultaneously the characteristics of two or more structures that differ in the arrangement of electrons
8. an emotional effect produced by something that reminds you of something else
9. if a sound has resonance, it is deep and clear and continues for a long time
10. a sound that something makes as a result of sound waves from another object

Sentences:
1. A recent study used functional magnetic resonance imaging to see how love affects the brain.

2. Care for trees and plants, the protection of the living environment has attracted a strong resonance.

Context:
Each year, the Junior League of Tulsa honors an individual and an organization that have had significant and positive effect on our community, by naming them “Tulsa Gems.”
The Gem Gala, one of the league’s major fundraising events, will celebrate the Resonance Center for Women and its executive director, Deidra Kirtley, herself a past Junior League president.
“We are so excited to continue the Gem Gala tradition, a black-tie affair studded with gems featuring a unique dinner and open bar, a guaranteed dance party, and recognition of an incredible woman and nonprofit dedicated to helping troubled women get their lives back on track,” said Lauren Bartlett, co-chair of the gala with Madelyn Tackett.
The evening will begin with a VIP cocktail hour available to all sponsors, with live auction and dinner to follow. Guests will have the ability to bid on unique items including jewelry designed by well-known local jewelers. Dinner will be followed by an after party with dancing and entertainment.
Proceeds from the gala, which will have a ruby theme, will benefit the Junior League of Tulsa’s many community projects that seek to end the cycle of poverty through hands-on education and community-based training.
Event details: 5-11 p.m. April 22 at the Tulsa Historical Society, 2445 S. Peoria Ave.

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v.
1. to inhale and exhale the smoke of burning tobacco or a drug, or smoke from a cigarette, cigar, or pipe
2. to inhale the smoke of any substance that can burn and be inhaled
3. to give off smoke, often in a way that indicates a malfunction
4. to fumigate, clean, or clear something with smoke
5. to stupefy something with smoke
6. to darken something so as to give it the color of smoke
7. to cure or treat food such as meat, fish, or cheese with wood smoke
8. to defeat somebody heavily, or outclass a competitor
9. to suck smoke from a cigarette, pipe etc into your mouth and lungs
10. to produce smoke

n.
1. a mass of tiny particles in the air that rises up from something burning
2. something that resembles smoke, usually consisting of minute particles suspended in a gas
3. an act of smoking a cigarette, cigar, or pipe
4. a cigarette or other tobacco product
5. something that can be smoked, e.g. tobacco
6. something that obscures or obstructs information, understanding, or awareness
7. something transient or illusory
8. a gray color tinged with blue or brown
9. a gray, black, or white cloud produced by something that is burning
10. the process of smoking something, especially a cigarette

Synonyms:
v,
burn, smolder, smoulder

Sentences:
1. She said, and blew smoke from her nostrils.
2. The research project was cancelled, and five years of hard work went up in smoke

Context:
Smoking causes one in 10 deaths worldwide, a new study shows, half of them in just four countries - China, India, the US and Russia.
Despite decades of tobacco control policies, population growth has seen an increased number of smokers, it warned.
Researchers said mortality could rise further as tobacco companies aggressively targeted new markets, especially in the developing world.
The report was published in the medical journal The Lancet.
"Despite more than half a century of unequivocal evidence of the harmful effects of tobacco on health, today, one in every four men in the world is a daily smoker," said senior author Dr Emmanuela Gakidou.
"Smoking remains the second largest risk factor for early death and disability, and so to further reduce its impact we must intensify tobacco control to further reduce smoking prevalence and attributable burden."
The Global Burden of Diseases report was based on smoking habits in 195 countries and territories between 1990 and 2015.
It found that nearly one billion people smoked daily in 2015 - one in four men and one in 20 women.

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v.
1. to make a loud deep reverberating sound
2. to say something in a loud deep voice
3. to experience a significant expansion of business and investment, either across an economy or in a specific market
4. to campaign vigorously for somebody
5. if a country, region, or industry is booming, it is experiencing a period of economic success, with a lot of trade and business activity
6. to progress, grow or flourish vigorously, as a business. a city, etc.
7. give forth with a booming sound

n.1. a loud deep reverberating sound
2. an extendable pole carrying overhead equipment such as a camera for positioning over a television or movie set
3. a deep loud cry made by some birds and animals.
4. a significant increase in the amount of something such as a population level
5. a significant expansion of business and investment, either across an economy or in a specific market
6. a beam to which the bottom edge of a sail is attached in order to hold the sail at an advantageous angle to the wind
7. a floating barrier used to confine or restrict something, e.g. a barrier to protect a harbour from attack or to confine an oil spill
8. a long pole extending from the mast of a derrick to lift or lower cargo
9. a spar that connects the tail and the fuselage in some aircraft
10. a sudden major increase in trade, profits etc in a particular country or region

Synonyms:
v.
thunder, bellow, resound, grow, soar, rocket

n.
bang, roar, pole, arm, growth

Sentences:
1. This will happen at the last of the children of that baby boom generation finish high school.
2."If we were in a time of boom, we'd be paying for all that stuff, " he said.

Context:
Australian Regulators May Increase Lending Curbs Amid Home Boom
by Emily Cadman
‎April‎ ‎5‎, ‎2017‎ ‎08‎:‎49‎ ‎CST
Limits on interest-only loans a ‘tactical response,’ APRA says
Byres says will review capital banks hold against mortgages

Newly constructed houses stand in the suburb of Putney Hill in Sydney, Australia. Photographer: Brendon Thorne/Bloomberg
Australian regulators may take further steps to rein in mortgage lending amid growing concern booming home prices pose a risk to the financial system.
Restrictions on interest-only loans announced last week were a “tactical response” to growth in lending to property investors, Australian Prudential Regulation Authority Chairman Wayne Byres said in a speech in Sydney on Wednesday. The regulator “can and will do more, or less, as conditions evolve,” he said.
His comments come amid heightened concerns about the housing market among regulators and politicians. Australian house prices rose the most in almost seven years in March, data from CoreLogic released Monday showed. The boom is being led by Sydney, where average house values surged 18.9 percent in the past 12 months, the most since November 2002.
APRA will also review the capital that lenders are required to hold against mortgages, Byres said. Home loans account for more than 60 percent of domestic bank lending in Australia.

“The capital adequacy framework needs to address the concentration in housing lending that has built up in the banking system over time: if we are going to put an increasing number of eggs into a single basket, we’d better make sure that basket is an unquestionably strong one,” Byres said.
Read more: What’s driving Australia’s housing boom - a QuickTake Q&A
In a speech last night, central bank Governor Philip Lowe rebuked the nation’s banks over lax lending practices and warned regulators are prepared to consider further prudential measures to steps announced last week.

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v.
1. to leave somebody or something behind for others to look after, especially somebody or something meant to be a personal responsibility
2. to leave a place or vehicle, especially for reasons of safety and without intending to return soon
3. to renounce or reject something previously done or used
4. to surrender control of something completely to somebody else
5. to stop doing something before it is completed, usually because of difficulty or danger
6. to give yourself over to a powerful emotion
7. to surrender part of an insured property to the insurer in order to make a claim for total loss
8. to leave someone when you should stay with them and take care of them
9. to leave a place, especially because it is difficult or dangerous to stay there
10. to leave something in a place, especially because you are in a hurry or are trying to escape
11. to stop something that you are doing or planning to do, especially because it is too difficult to continue
12. to stop supporting or helping someone
13. to stop believing or supporting an idea
14. go away from, not intending to return to; forsake

n.
complete lack of inhibition or self-restraint

Synonyms:
v.
call off, desert, ditch, dump, end, leave, walk out on

n.
intemperance, licence, license, recklessness, unrestraint, wildness

Sentences:
1.He did not abandon his search for improving his understanding of these puzzles.
2. When I said you were a particular friend of Tom's, he started to abandon the whole idea.

Context:
Voters set to abandon Labour in working‑class heartlands
Michael Savage, Chief Political Correspondent
April 4 2017, 12:00am,
The Times

Jeremy Corbyn’s party is predicted to suffer in Scotland and lose control of Glasgow city council, a traditional stronghold
ANDREW MILLIGAN/PA
Labour is set to shed 125 seats in next month’s local elections and faces losing control of Glasgow city council, a traditional stronghold, according to a new analysis.
The Conservatives will also become the first majority government to gain council seats since the 1980s, according to research by the respected expert and pollster Robert Hayward.
His study suggests that the local elections across England, Wales and Scotland in May will result in Ukip losing 80 to 90 seats and the Lib Dems gaining about 100 councillors.
It estimates that the Tories will gain 100 seats, making inroads in English regions where Ukip performed well the last time the seats were up for election in 2013.
It suggests that Labour faces setbacks right across the UK –…

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n.
1. a service such as electricity, gas, or water that is provided by a public utility
2. the quality or state of being useful for something
3. something that serves a useful purpose
4. a computer program that performs routine tasks and supports operations, as distinct from an applications program
5. in economic theory, the amount of satisfaction or pleasure that somebody gains from consuming a commodity, product, or service
6. a utility program
7. a pickup truck

adj.
1. designed or intended for practical use rather than for show or appearance
2. able to perform any small role in a theatre production
3. in some sports, able to substitute for other players in several different positions
4. built or designed for performing tasks that require strength and versatility
5. grown or raised to be used on a farm
6. classified as the lowest grade of beef

un.
1. describes garments designed for functional use or casual wear, rather than elegance or fashion

Synonyms:
n.
usefulness, practicality, helpfulness, efficiency, handiness, efficacy, effectiveness, functionality, convenience, value, service, worth, benefit, advantage

Sentences:
1. Engineering practice shows that this program system is of better utility and economic value.
2. He said the failure of the city's public utility system is of real concern.

Context:
BOSTON, March 9 (Reuters) - Hedge fund Electron Capital Partners, which invests in global utilities and infrastructure companies, has hired Eric Melloul as a partner from financial services company TIAA, a person familiar with the move said on Thursday.
Melloul, who joins the $610 million fund as its sixth investment professional, was responsible for overseeing portfolios with combined assets of $1.3 billion at TIAA.
Electron, an 11-year old hedge fund founded and run by Jos Shaver, is attracting attention. Many large investors are searching for assets not correlated to the broader stock market or interest rate movements as the U.S. Federal Reserve is signaling plans to raise borrowing costs, analysts said.
Electron's focus on utilities, which it believes will be affected by significant changes in public policy, new technologies and environmental regulation, are considered more off-beat than bets many other hedge funds make on popular technology or healthcare names.
At the end of the fourth quarter, Electron owned stakes in U.S. utilities and telecommunications companies Exelon Corp (EXC.N) , Avangrid Inc (AGR.N) and Dominion Resources Inc (D.N) , according to a regulatory filing. It also invests as much as half of its capital abroad, in utility and infrastructure stocks in Europe, Asia and Latin America.
Electron's investments are rarely found on lists that tally the companies most widely owned by hedge funds.
This could give the firm renewed traction with investors who have recently complained that many managers tend to crowd into the same names.
Electron gained 5.2 percent this year, while the HFRI Equity Hedge (Total) Index rose 3.06 percent in January and February.
The fund lost roughly 3 percent last year, when most hedge funds made money, and gained 18 percent in 2015, when most lost money.
Over its lifetime, Electron has posted an annualized return of 10.4 percent, compared with a 4.4 percent gain for the HFRI index and a 1.5 percent return of the MSCI World Utilities Index.
Electron usually has 100 names in its portfolio, and a chunk of its returns are generated by betting against a stock, or shorting.

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v.
1. to affect the outcome of something by intervening dishonestly or unfairly to gain an advantage
2. to fit out a boat or its mast with sails and rigging
3. to erect, set up, or assemble something so that it is ready for use
4. to construct something temporary but serviceable, usually in haste and without the proper materials
5. to influence something such as an election in a dishonest way in order to produce a particular result
6. to prepare a ship for use by fitting all the ropes, sails etc
7. to provide something with a piece of equipment, especially secretly

n.
1. a male animal in which one or both testes fail to descend into the scrotum at the usual time.
2. a trick or swindle
3. the arrangement of sails and masts on a boat
4. a structure and the apparatus used for drilling for oil and gas
5. the special equipment used for an activity, especially fishing tackle or the radio equipment used by an amateur radio operator
6. an outfit that somebody is wearing
7. a tractor-trailer, or a tractor without a trailer
8. in former times, a carriage or cart pulled by one or more horses
9. an articulated lorry or lorry with a trailer
10. a set of clothes, or a uniform

Synonyms:
v.
fix, engineer, arrange, improvise, fix up, manipulate, falsify, mock up
n.
dress, clothes, clothing, getup, outfit, oil rig, platform, derrick

Sentences:
1. The most obvious part of a drilling rig is called "a derrick" .
2. The children ran a rig upon the new boy.

Context:
U.S. drillers add most rigs in a week since January -Baker Hughes

2017-03-25 09:11
March 24 (Reuters) - U.S. drillers added oil rigs for a tenth week in a row, doubling the rig count in a ten-month recovery as energy companies boost spending on new production to take advantage of a recovery in crude prices.
Drillers added 21 oil rigs in the week to March 24, the biggest weekly increase since the week to Jan. 20, bringing the total count up to 652, up from a six-year low of 316 in May, energy services firm Baker Hughes Inc (BHI.N) said on Friday. (RIG-OL-USA-BHI)
During the same week a year ago, there were 372 active oil rigs.
That rig count increase came despite a collapse in U.S. crude futures over the past two weeks down to levels seen when the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) agreed to cut production on Nov. 30.
U.S. crude futures (CLc1) steadied around $48 a barrel on Friday as rising domestic production and inventories offset hopes OPEC output cuts were beginning to balance the global glut. (O/R)
U.S. crude inventories have been growing since the start of the year and hit a fresh record high last week as steadily rising production climbed to over 9.1 million barrels per day.
Production was projected to rise from an average of 8.9 million bpd in 2016 to 9.2 million bpd in 2017 and a record high of 9.6 million bpd in 2018, according to federal energy data. (EIA/S)

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v.
1. to take hold of somebody or something firmly, especially with the hand
2. to attempt to take hold of somebody or something, especially with the hand
3. to attempt to take the opportunity to do something
4. to manage to understand something
5. to take and hold something or someone very tightly
6. to take advantage of an opportunity when it happens

n.
1. a hold or grip on something or somebody, especially with the hand
2. an understanding of or ability to understand something
3. power or control
4. the ability to achieve something
5. a very tight hold of someone or something
6. power that someone has over someone or something

Synonyms:
v.
take hold of, grab, seize, snatch, understand, comprehend, get, see the point of, follow
n.
grip, hold, clutch, understanding, comprehension, knowledge, reach, scope, extent

Sentences:
1. This framework is very simple- it consists of two classes and an interface- and easy to grasp.
2. Let the player of every age level feel comfortable and easy to grasp.

Context:
Convertible Bonds Weekly: Grasp trading opportunities in short run and make appropriate investment for 2017

2016-11-25 11:00

Bondsrelated to SOE reform: BaiyunCB, JiangnanCB,etc.Since 2016, the central government has emphasized more repeatedly on SOE reform. In late September, the NDRC held the workshop of SOE reform for mixed ownership, involvingsuch seven sectors as power, petroleum, natural gas, railway, civil aviation, telecoms and military industry. Afterwards, the list of the first batch of pilot sectors was released. Based on the pilot sectors on the list and areas, we selected the potential targets related to SOE reform: Electric CB, Baiyun CB (improved business performance, relatively high dividend rates, held by the largest numbers of fundsin Q3, low valuation), Jiangnan CB (equity incentive, PPP, but has a highpremium rate and poor liquidity)and Guosheng EB. Bondrelated to Shenzhen-Hong Kong stock connect program: Tsinghua Holdings EB and GoerTek CB. In August, the StateCouncil approved the implementation plan for Shenzhen-Hong Kong stock connect program. In early November, Shenzhen-Hong Kong stock connect program was tested on an overall basis, and we expect this program to be launched officially very soon. Shenzhen-Hong Kong stock connect program will benefit brokerage firms. With regard to the targets, most overseas institutional investors favor shares with low valuation and large market cap. Potentialbondsare Tsinghua Holdings EB (Shenzhen-Hong Kong stock connect favoring brokerage firms, future performance dependent on overall market, willingness to drive stock conversion); GoerTek CB (its underlying stockbenefiting fromSZ-HKstock connect program; improved performancebut relativelyhigher CB price).

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n.
1. the experience of coming into contact with an environmental condition or social influence that has a harmful or beneficial effect
2. the reporting of events by the broadcast or print media
3. the revelation of a scandal or of somebody's secrets or private information
4. the harmful effects of cold or other extreme weather conditions
5. an amount of light permitted to fall on light-sensitive material such as film or paper coated with emulsion
6. the act or process of taking a photograph
7. a section of film or a photographic plate exposed to light in taking a photograph
8. the direction something faces or the way it is sited relative to sunlight or wind direction
9. the state of being at risk of financial loss, or the amount of possible financial loss involved
10. the extent to which a rock face is exposed to the weather

Synonyms:
contact, experience, introduction, acquaintance, revelation, disclosure, publicity, revealing, unveiling, coverage

Sentences:
1. There is a great different between exposure of the mind and that of the body.
2. After only a short exposure to sunlight he began to turn red.

Context:
Study links hunters' ammo with lead exposure to wildlife

Source: Xinhua   2017-01-01 12:32:37

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 31 (Xinhua) -- Hunters may minimize lead exposure to wildlife, especially such scavengers as golden eagles that feed on carrion, through choosing proper types of ammunition, a new study noted.
"Choosing an ammunition type, such as .22-caliber solid bullets, that creates substantially fewer fragments can be a way to minimize lead exposure to scavengers and other wildlife," said Collin Eagles-Smith, co-author of a study on links between ammo used by hunters and lead exposure to wildlife.
Some pests "are really an economic threat to farmers, and shooting them is one method to control their numbers," said Ealges-Smith, an ecologist from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and a courtesy assistant professor of fisheries and wildlife at Oregon State University (OSU).
"Picking up every last carcass is not realistic, but there are choices people can make regarding ammunition that may result in smaller amounts of lead in the carcasses left behind," the researcher was quoted as saying in a news release from the OSU this week.

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v.
1. to come to an end or stop doing something gradually
2. to decline in value, quality, or conduct
3. to decline gradually, becoming less important
4. to become null and void through disuse, negligence, or death
5. to stop gradually or for a short time
6. if an official document, decision, or right lapses, it is no longer effective

n.
1. a momentary fault or failure in behavior or morality
2. a break in the continuity of something
3. a passage of time
4. a failure to exercise a right within a specific period of time, e.g. the failure to buy a property before the termination of an option to buy
5. a short or temporary period when you fail or forget to do something in the right way
6. a period of time between two events

Sentence:
1. Two hundred years would lapse before conclusive experimental evidence established the "particulate" nature of matter.
2. There was a considerable lapse of time between the two events.

Context:
Six very popular genre shows are sitting out 2017.

And that’s rather unusual. Often, shows are like sharks — they keep moving forward or die, producing new content every year lest their talent deals lapse. Plus networks love consistency, where a known show reliably fills a certain slot. But for these six titles, we’re not getting any new episodes until 2018, and all for different reasons:
FX’s Atlanta. The acclaimed freshman drama delivered strong ratings plus picked up two Golden Globe awards this week (for best comedy and best actor for creator Donald Glover). But in a way Atlanta was a victim of its own success. After the show premiered, Glover was cast as Lando Calrissian in the upcoming Han Solo stand-alone Star Wars movie, which started production this month. Usually, actors are forbidden from taking on any commitments which interfere with their show’s production schedule but FX must have agreed to accommodate Glover’s huge opportunity (wisely too, as appearing in a Star Wars film will only help bring more attention to Atlanta). “It’s an amazing opportunity for him, we try to be as accommodating to the talent as we can,” said FX executive Eric Schrier.

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v,
1. to catch and then forcibly lock up or restrain a person or animal
2. to seize or gain control over a place
3. to win control or gain possession of something in a game or contest
4. to enchant or dominate somebody's mind, especially somebody's imagination, or hold somebody's attention
5. to win the love or affection of somebody, especially by being charming or attractive
6. to describe or represent something, especially something fleeting or intangible, in a lasting medium such as painting, writing, filmmaking, or sculpture
7. to record and store data in the memory of a computer or as a computer file
8. to gain an additional elementary particle
9. to record an event in a movie or photograph
10. to catch someone so that they become your prisoner

n.
1. the act of being captured or of capturing somebody or something
2. somebody or something that has been captured and held in captivity
3. the recording and storage of data in the memory of a computer or as a computer file
4. a process in which an atom, ion, molecule, or nucleus gains an additional elementary particle, often followed by an emission of radiation
5. the diversion of the headwaters of one river into the channel of another, brought about by erosion over a long period of time
6. following a credit card purchase, an electronic transfer of funds from the card-issuing financial institution to the seller
7. the act of catching someone so that they become your prisoner
8. the act of getting control of something from your enemy during a war
9. the process of putting information or pictures into a form that can be used by a computer

Synonyms:
v.
take, imprison, encapsulate, summarize, secure, get, grab hold of
n.
imprisonment, detention, seizure, apprehension, incarceration, internment

Sentences:
1. Capture - write everything down as you think of it.
2. He said the purpose of the stores was to increase sales and capture customer data.

Context:
Somali pirates capture commercial vessel

Source: Xinhua   2017-03-14 20:26:10

MOGADISHU, March 14 (Xinhua) -- Pirates in Somalia's Indian Ocean are reported to have captured a commercial vessel, the first since 2012 raising fears of a possible resurgence of piracy in the Indian Ocean waters off Somalia.
A government official in Puntland region who declined to be named confirmed the incident Tuesday to Xinhua, noting the vessel was heading from Djibouti en route to Mogadishu before the pirates captured it.
"I can confirm to you the vessel is under the control of the pirates. We have information it is from United Arab Emirates. We are still following up on the development," the official said.
The development raises fears over possible return of piracy off the coast of Somalia almost five years after international interventions led to a decline and stop of capture of ships.
A report by the campaign watchdog, Secure Fisheries in 2015 warned of possible return of piracy following what it termed as increased illegal and unregulated fishing in Somali waters.
Local fishermen, the report noted, were getting a fraction of the fish while illegal foreign trawlers were making away with thousands of tonnes of fish.

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n.
1. an object or device that floats or is used to keep another object buoyant
2. a buoyant rectangular board that supports the arms and top of the body of a swimmer.
3. a small amount of money in coins and notes that shopkeepers keep in the till so that they can give customers change
4. a truck or other large vehicle that has been elaborately decorated for a carnival parade
5. a small, usually electrically-powered, delivery vehicle
6. a carbonated drink with a scoop of ice cream floating in it
7. a blade in a paddle wheel
8. a tool with a handle and flat rectangular blade for applying plaster to a wall
9. the period between the deposit of funds by a customer and the availability of the funds for withdrawal
10. the hollow ball that rests on the water level in a tank as part of the device that regulates the flow of water into the tank

v.
1. to move or rest on the surface of a liquid without sinking
2. to place something or make something move on the surface of a liquid
3. to move slowly and lightly through the air
4. to carry across a distance, especially as a sound or smell
5. to live without a fixed purpose or plan
6. to propose a plan for consideration in order to see what response it receives
7. to move lightly and gracefully
8. to finance a company by selling shares in it to the public on the stock exchange
9. to offer shares or bonds for sale on a stock exchange
10. to allow the exchange rate value of a currency to fluctuate freely in an open market, or fluctuate in this way

Sentences:
1. On his knees, he put his head on his folded hands and let his mind float freely.
2. Apples float because at least 25% of their mass is nothing but air

Context:
Kenya to float green bonds in order to boost FDI

Source: Xinhua   2017-03-07 21:57:42

NAIROBI, March 7 (Xinhua) -- Kenya plans to float green bonds in order to boost Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), the capital market regulator said on Tuesday.
Capital Markets Authority (CMA) CEO Paul Muthaura told a media briefing in Nairobi that there is currently a lot of interest among global fund managers on investing in capital markets that offer green bonds.
"We therefore want to position Kenya as a regional hub of green bonds so that it benefit from funds that invest in sustainable business causes," Muthaura said.
The East African nation is currently putting in place guidelines that will define what constitutes a green bond.
The legal framework will be a joint effort of the Kenya Bankers Association as well as the Nairobi Security Exchange.
The CEO said that the green bond will enable Kenya to meet some of its international commitments on reducing green house gas emissions.
Last year, Kenya signed the Marrakech Action Proclamation on Climate and Sustainable Development. Muthaura noted that Morocco is among the first countries in Africa to float a green bond.
"Kenya will also issue a green bond and the proceeds will go to finance projects that will help Kenya mitigate and adapt to climate change," he said.
The market regulator noted that after the global financial crisis that occurred in 2008, international financiers have shifted focus to investing in green financial instruments.
"Green bonds are now seen to be more attractive because they fund sustainable projects," he added.

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n.
1. a network of evenly spaced horizontal and vertical lines on a map, used as a basis for finding specific points
2. a network of squares formed by horizontal and vertical lines
3. a set of parallel or crisscrossing bars that form a grating
4. a network of cables, lines, or pipes for distributing electricity, gas, or water
5. the part of a vacuum tube that controls the flow of current between the other electrodes, usually constructed as a metal screen or coil
6. a pattern of straight lines that cross each other to form squares
7. a set of wires that carries the electricity supply
8. metal bars arranged in a pattern of straight lines
9. the starting place for cars in a race, marked by a pattern of lines on the ground

Synonyms:
network, lattice, net, web, gridiron, grating, trellis, framework, crisscross

Sentences:
1. Attempts to put the grid into a state where editing is allowed.
2.A grid is often used to display the results of a database query.

Context:
Chinese company to set up JV for Indonesian grid construction

Source: Xinhua   2017-01-15 16:21:44

CHANGSHA, Jan. 15 (Xinhua) -- Gold Cup Electric, a Chinese electrical wire and cable producer, will establish a joint venture with an Indonesian firm to offer products for the construction of Indonesia's national grid.
The Hunan-based Gold Cup Electric will contribute 55 percent of the total investment of 560 billion Indonesian rupiahs (42 million U.S. dollars), and the remaining 45 percent will come from PT Bukaka Teknik Utama Tbk, an Indonesian company engaged in engineering, procurement and construction, according to the Chinese company.
The factory will be built in Indonesia with technology exported from China, and the products will supply Indonesia's national electric power company.
Deng Shaokun, official with Gold Cup Electric, said the company has done research in Indonesia and gained ample knowledge about the country's electronic cable market.
If cooperation goes smoothly, Gold Cup Electric will increase its investment and extend its presence in Indonesia, he said.

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adj.
1. behaving or likely to behave in a naughty or troublesome way, but in fun and not meaning serious harm

2. intended to tease or cause trouble, though usually in fun or without much malice

3. expressing somebody's intention or inclination to have fun by teasing, playing tricks, or causing trouble

4. causing or meant to cause serious trouble, damage, or hurt

5. a mischievous person, especially a child, enjoys having fun by causing trouble

Sentences:
1. he was saucy and mischievous in school; a naughty boy.
2. The little boy is as mischievous as a monkey.

Context:
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v.
1. to think of somebody or something as having a particular nature or quality or a particular role or function
2. to have an opinion as to the quality or worth of somebody or something
3. to look at something or somebody steadily or attentively
4. to be about or concerned with something
5. to have a particular feeling towards somebody or something
6. to look at someone or something in a particular way
7. look at(in the state way)
8. look upon mentally
9. pay attention to

n.
1. attention to or concern for somebody or something
2. a mixture of liking and respect, often coupled with affection
3. a look, or somebody's gaze
4. attention or care that you give to someone or something
5. respect and admiration for someone or something
6. greetings

np.
friendly good wishes and greetings

Synonyms:
v.
look upon, stare, observe, consider, hold, think, relate to, concern, touch on

n.
look, gaze, glance, respect, esteem, favour, favor, affection

Sentences:
1. He had told her so very little that she was all at sea anyhow in regard to the whole procedure.
2. With unbroken will, he had stood by his position with regard to her, he had substituted pity for all his hostility.

Context:
Majority of Americans regard illegal drug problem as serious in U.S.

Source: Xinhua   2016-10-30 00:59:44

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 (Xinhua) -- Sixty-five percent of Americans still believe that the problem of illegal drugs in the U.S. is "extremely" or "very serious," a latest Gallup has founded.
Though a solid majority of Americans still regard drug problem as serious in the U.S., the percentage is down significantly from 83 percent in 2000 and 73 percent in 2007, Gallup noted in an analysis.
The U.S. has long struggled with the sale and use of illegal drugs, such as drug-related crime and drug addiction, and Americans have frequently mentioned drugs as the most important problem facing the country in the past, Gallup said.
Drug problem ranked as the No. 1 problem facing the U.S. from May 1989 through April 1990. From 1970 through 2000, an average of 8 percent of Americans named drugs as the most important problem facing the country. Since 2007, the average has been 1 percent.
The fall in Americans' concern about drugs may also reflect less-prominent federal anti-drug efforts in recent years than in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, Gallup said.

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n.
1. somebody who or something that has a supporting or supplementary role
2. a member of a separate troop, often from another country, that fights with an army as allies or mercenaries and has its own command structure
3. a boat with an engine to supplement or replace the sails
4. a naval vessel such as a tug or transport ship that does not engage in combat
5. a worker who helps more senior or permanent workers
6. an auxiliary verb

adj.
1. acting to support or supplement a group of people
2. available as backup for a system, process, or piece of equipment
3. secondary to something larger
4. describes a boat with an engine to supplement or replace the sails
5. auxiliary equipment or systems are available for use if the main one fails
6. auxiliary workers help more senior or permanent workers

Synonyms:
supplementary, secondary, support, back up, supporting, ancillary

Sentences:
1. Auxiliary foundation shall be used for rig facilities without substructure.
2. Auxiliary medical staff, including the Human Resources Director, are paid less than half as much.

Context:
China issues rules to regulate auxiliary police

Source: Xinhua   2016-11-29 23:24:36

BEIJING, Nov. 29 (Xinhua) -- China's cabinet on Tuesday made public a document that aims to tighten management of the country's auxiliary police force.
"Opinions on Regulating the Management of Auxiliary Police" specified that auxiliary police are employed with formal contracts by public security organs and governments at or above the county level, and local authorities should systematically manage a team of auxiliary police of a "reasonable size" in line with local social and economic development.
Targeting various issues such as the team's legal status and responsibilities, slack management and even abuse of power, the document was authored by the ministries of public security, civil affairs, finance and human resources and social security.
According to the document, people with a bad credit rating or record of criminal or administrative penalties should not be employed as auxiliary police.
It stressed that punishment must be meted out to personnel who have violated laws and regulations, and those committing severe violations should be dismissed and criminal charges pressed.

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adj.
1. not tight or stretched taut, but hanging loosely or having a good deal of give
2. not showing enough care, attention, or rigor
3. not busy or active, or less busy than usual
4. moving slowly or sluggishly
5. loose and not pulled tight
6. not taking enough care to make sure that something is done well
7. not as busy or successful as usual in business

v.
1. to be lazy, avoid work, or work with insufficient vigor or concentration
2. to neglect something such as duty, or leave something undone
3. to try to avoid working

n.
1. looseness or give in something such as a rope, or the extra length or fullness in it that needs to be taken in to make it taut
2. productive potential in an organization or system that is not being fully made use of
3. a period of time that is not busy
4. a stretch of water that is still or moving only slowly
5. the fact that a rope is loose, rather than being held or attached tightly
6. a period of less activity than usual
7. people, equipment, or money that could be used more effectively in an organization

adv.
in a loose or limp way

np.
casual pants, especially loose-fitting ones

Sentences:
1. I did not want to become involved in the fishing which had its good times and its slack times.
2. Finding replacement lawyers who can pick up the slack quickly has been a struggle.

Context:
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Slack Technologies Inc, a Silicon Valley messaging and collaboration software company, is making a strong push to expand its business by selling technology to some of the largest corporations in the country.
Slack on Tuesday unveiled a new product designed for big companies such as International Business Machines Corp (IBM.N) , Capital One Financial Corp (COF.N) and PayPal Holdings Inc (PYPL.O) . The Slack Enterprise Grid is set up for companies with hundreds of thousands of employees and strict compliance requirements.
The development marks a striking evolution for a four-year-old messaging platform that started out as a tool used by a handful of entrepreneurs and was quickly adopted by media companies and startups.

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v.
1. to estimate or determine the value of something
2. to rate something according to its perceived worth, importance, or usefulness
3. to regard somebody or something as important or useful
4. to consider someone or something to be important
5. to state how much something is worth
6. regard highly; have a high opinion of
7. estimate the money of

n.
1. an amount expressed in money or another medium of exchange that is thought to be a fair exchange for something
2. the adequate or satisfactory return on or recompense for something
3. the worth, importance, or usefulness of something to somebody
4. the exact meaning or significance of a word
5. a numerical quantity assigned to a mathematical symbol
6. in music, the length of time that a note or pause is held
7. in painting and drawing, the lightness or darkness of a color
8. the quality or tone of a speech sound that a letter or written character represents
9. the amount that something is worth, measured especially in money
10. the degree to which someone or something is important or useful

Synonyms:
v.
rate, assess, estimate, evaluate, appraise, prize, appreciate, respect, esteem
n.
worth, charge, cost, benefit, importance, significance, usefulness

Sentences:
1. Nothing her mother had taught her was of any value whatsoever now and her heart was sore and puzzled.
2. You are so much used to living alone that you do not know the value of a companion
3. Every qualification is raised at times by the circumstances of the moment to more than its real value.

Context:
CHICAGO, March 1 (Reuters) - McDonald's Corp (MCD.N) later this year will give U.S. customers the opportunity to order and pay via their cell phones as it fights to win back customers lost to other fast-food rivals.
McDonald's will make so-called "mobile order and pay" available at all of its roughly 14,000 U.S. restaurants, Chris Kempczinski, president of McDonald's USA, said at the company's meeting with investors and analysts in Chicago on Wednesday.
McDonald's is shifting its multi-year turnaround effort to convenience and value to woo back lapsed diners. The company's U.S. restaurants, which contribute about 40 percent of McDonald's overall operating income, have suffered four straight years of traffic declines

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v.
1. to keep something, especially an important environmental or cultural resource, from harm, loss, change, or decay
2. to use something sparingly so as not to exhaust supplies
3. to preserve food, especially fruit, in sugar
4. to keep something such as matter or energy constant through physical changes or chemical reactions
5. to prevent land, water, or other natural resources from being damaged or destroyed
6. to use very little of something such as electricity or water so that it is not wasted

n.
A food consisting of fruit in a thick sugar syrup, like jam but less firmly set and usually containing larger pieces of fruit

Synonyms:
v.
save, keep, protect, safeguard, store, go easy on, be careful with

n.
jam, marmalade, preserve

Sentences:
1. James is not used to turning off the lights to conserve electricity.
2. Country parks are set up to conserve our natural environment.
3. Countries the world over are trying to conserve energy due to oil shortages.

Context:
In the government work report delivered by Premier Li Keqiang Saturday, he said that China should encourage green ways of working and living and speed up efforts to conserve ecosystems and the environment.
“We need to take serious action to prevent and control air, water, and soil pollution, and intensify ecological conservation and restoration efforts,” Li said.
“Over the next five years, we should aim to ensure that water consumption, energy consumption, and carbon dioxide emissions per unit of GDP are cut by 23 percent, 15 percent, and 18 percent respectively, and the forest coverage reaches 23.04 percent.
“We should strive for major progress in the control and prevention of air pollution and see to it that the air quality of cities at and above the prefectural level is good or excellent for 80 percent of the year.”
(Source: CNTV.cn)

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v.
1. to be or provide a sign, signal, or symptom that something exists or is true
2. to register a measurement, e.g. of speed or temperature
3. to state or show an opinion, feeling, instruction, or intention, especially briefly or indirectly
4. to make somebody think that something should be done or used
5. to point out the presence of, or remedy for, a disease or syndrome
6. to signal your intentions to other vehicles when driving, especially before turning or moving to the left or right
7. to express an intention, opinion, or wish in an indirect way
8. to show that something will happen, is true, or exists
9. to show that a particular kind of action or treatment is necessary
10. to direct someone’s attention towards a particular person, place, or thing, for example with your hand or head

Synonyms:
point to, point out, point at, signpost, show, direct, signal, wink, flash, denote, signify, imply, suggest, hint at, reveal

Sentences:
1. Initial results indicate that the election result is going to be very close.
2. The phone also didn't indicate how much time was spent in a given location.

Context:

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verb ( jumbles, jumbling, jumbled)
jumble up: mix things so that they are untide or in the wrong place
Example: I can't find the photo I was looking for- they are all jumbled up in this box.

noun ( no plural)
a lot of things that are mixed together in an untidy way

jumble sale
noun: a sale of things that people do not want any more. Clubs, churches and schools often have jumble sales to get money

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adjective

Definition1: difficult to fight against.

Example:
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She felt an overwhelming desire need to tell someone about what had happened.

​Definition2: very great or very large.

Example:
♪(^∇^*)/
An overwhelming majority has voted in favour of the proposal.

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verb
Definition1: to remove or take out something
Example:
They used to extract iron ore from this site.
The oil which is extracted from olives is used for cooking.
The tooth was eventually extracted.
Definition 2:to make someone give you something when they do not want to.
E
After much persuasion they managed to extract the information from him.

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noun

Definition

1  a game of chance like craps played with two dice
2 a source of danger hazards on the roadway
3 the effect of unpredictable and unanalyzable forces in determining events
4  a chance event
5  a golf-course obstacle (as a sand trap or an embankment)

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n.&v.
Definition:
n.
1.a formal and solemn declaration of objection.
2.the act of protesting; a public (often organized) manifestation of dissent.
3.the act of making a strong public expression of disagreement and disapproval.
Examples:
1. They finished the game under protest to the league president.
2.He shouted his protests at the umpire.
v.
1.utter words of protest.
2. express opposition through action or words.
3.affirm or avow formally or solemnly.
Example:
The suspect protest his innocence

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v.
1. to compare different things or arrange them in a way that highlights their differences, or be markedly different when compared with something
2. if one thing contrasts with another, the two things are different from each other, often in a noticeable or interesting way
3. to compare two things in order to show how they are different
4. compare so that differences are made clear
5. show a difference when compared

n.
1. a difference, or something that is different
2. an effect created by placing or arranging very different things such as colors, shades, or textures next to each other
3. the difference, or the use of differences, between the lightest and the darkest parts of something, e.g. to create a special effect in a painting, photograph, or television image
4. the differences in light or color that you can see in a painting or photograph, or in a television picture
5. a noticeable difference between people or things
6. something that is different from something else in a very noticeable way

Synonyms:
n. difference, dissimilarity, distinction, disparity, divergence, gap
v. compare, juxtapose, analogize, weigh, distinguish, stand out, stick out like a sore thumb, differ, diverge

Sentences:
1. The poverty of her childhood stands in total contrast to her life in Hollywood.
2. In contrast, girls did not seem to care after being affected by his father.

Context:
A contrast sensitivity test measures your ability to distinguish between finer and finer increments of light versus dark (contrast).
This differs from common visual acuity testing in a routine eye exam, which measures your ability to recognize smaller and smaller letters on a standard eye chart.
Contrast sensitivity is a very important measure of visual function, especially in situations of low light, fog or glare, when the contrast between objects and their background often is reduced. Driving at night is an example of an activity that requires good contrast sensitivity for safety.
Even if you have 20/20 visual acuity, you can have eye or health conditions that may diminish your contrast sensitivity and make you feel that you are not seeing well.

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v.
Definition:
1.recognize or perceive the difference
2.treat differently on the basis of sex or race
3.distinguish
Examples:
1.The president discriminates in favour of his relatives.
2. You must learn to discriminate between things.
3. I could not discriminate the different tastes in this complicated dish

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v.
1. to work with another person or group in order to achieve something
2. to betray others by working with an enemy, especially an occupying force
3. to work with someone in order to produce something
4. to work secretly to help an enemy or opponent
5. work in partnership,esp.in literature or art

Synonym:
cooperate

Sentences:
1. Teams might be looking for a way to collaborate on documents or other files.
2. The company is in rapid development, new and old customers are welcome to collaborate on projects.

Context:
First Time Users:
View information for first time users for Blackboard Collaborate Web Conferencing, Blackboard Enterprise Instant Messaging, Blackboard Collaborate Voice Authoring, Session Administration System (SAS), Publish and  Plan:
Blackboard Collaborate:

Collaborate with the Ultra experience
System Requirements
Learn more about the Ultra experience
Collaborate Original experience
Check your System Requirements
Test Blackboard Collaborate Web Conferencing in the Configuration Room
Access Training resources
Learn more about Blackboard Collaborate
Blackboard Collaborate Enterprise Instant Messaging
Check your System Requirements
Install Blackboard IM Client
Sync your account with your CMS
Blackboard Collaborate Voice Authoring
System Requirements
Run the Voice Setup Wizard
Access Voice Training Archives and resources
Session Administration System (SAS)
System Requirements
Access SAS training archives and resources
Learn more about SAS

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verb ( shrugs, shrugging, shtugged)
move your shoulders to show that you do not know or do not care about something
Example: I asked her where Sam was but she just shrugged.
noun ( no plural)
Example: He answered my question with a shrug.

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verb
Defiition:
to provide a machine with a part, or a place with equipment, that it did not originally have when it was built.
Example：
A state program to retrofit engines with pollution controls has succeeded in reducing pollution from trains.

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noun(disapproving）
Definition:
someone who says they have particular moral beliefs but behaves in way that shows these are not sincere.
Example:
He's a hypocrite - he's always lecturing other people on the environment but he drives around in a huge car.

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n.  a feeling of uncertainly or lack of conviction
v.1.feel uncertain about
2.archaic fear; be afraid
example.
1.some doubt has been cast upon the autheticity of this account
2.I doubt if anyone slept that night.

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n.
1. something that exists as or is perceived as a single separate object
2. the state of having existence
3. the essence or character of something
4. a separate unit that is complete and has its own character

Synonyms:
object, unit, thing, article, being, individual

Sentences:
1. The total surroundings constitute the environment of any given entity .
2. Any country, organization, entity, natural person has no right to mine without my permission .

Context:
This article is about the concept of an entity. For other uses, see Entity (disambiguation).
An entity is something that exists as itself, as a subject or as an object, actually or potentially, concretely or abstractly, physically or not. It need not be of material existence. In particular, abstractions and legal fictions are usually regarded as entities. In general, there is also no presumption that an entity is animate, or present.
The word is abstract in intention. It may refer, for example, to Bucephalus, the horse of Alexander; to a stone; to a cardinal number; to a language; or to ghosts or other spirits.
The word entitative is the adjective form of the noun entity. Something that is entitative is considered in its own right.

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n.[U,C]
Definition:
the act of foreclosing  on money that has been borrowed , an example of it .
Example :
Only through the help of a friendly lawyer did they escape foreclosure.

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adjective (gloomier, gloomiest)
1 dark and sad
Example: What a gloomy day!
2 without hope
Example: He is feeling very gloomy because he cannot get a job.

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verb (emerges, emerging, emerged)
come out from a place
EXAMPLE: The moon emerged from behind the clouds.

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adjective
Definition:
approving careful to look at or consider every part of something to make certain it is correct or safe.
Example:
He checks his answer in a rigorous methods

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v.
1. to enter or pass through something, e.g. by piercing it or forcing a way in
2. to enter and spread through something
3. to succeed in getting a share of a particular market
4. to enter something such as an organization or country, usually secretly, in order to influence or gather information from within
5. to see into or through something that is dark or obscuring
6. to understand or discover the meaning of something
7. to be understood or taken in by the mind
8. to insert the penis into a vagina or anus
9. to get inside an object or body by getting through something
10. to get through something into a place and be heard, seen, or felt by people in it

Synonyms:
pass through, go through, go in, enter, break in, diffuse, seep in, soak in, imbue, invade, grasp, see into, perceive, figure out, comprehend, work out, solve, crack, decipher, fathom

Sentences:
1. I explained the problem to him several times but it didn't seem to penetrate.
2. The incision must be deep enough to penetrate the secondary cambium, where the secretary canals lie.

Context:
Australia's Capilano to penetrate Chinese market with new prebiotic honey product

Source: Xinhua   2016-09-27 15:13:00

SYDNEY, Sept. 27 (Xinhua) -- Australia's largest honey company Capilano has produced the world's first clinically-tested prebiotic honey, Beeotic, which will be sold locally and to China.
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk in a statement on Tuesday said Beeotic will be sold to Australian supermarkets and pharmacies with great emphasis placed to the Chinese middle class consumers who have in the past developed a penchant for Australian honey produce.
"Capilano's timing in targeting the Asian market is perfect, this economy is growing at a phenomenal rate and by the year 2030, it's projected that Asia will account for two-thirds of the world's middle class," she said.
"Chinese consumers love natural products and already embrace the health benefits of honey, so Beeotic has great potential to be a great boost for Queensland exports," she said.
She also said was delighted to see a local company like Capilano competing on the world stage through its expansion into China.
"It shows great confidence in the Queensland economy that a company like Capilano, is creating cutting edge products, creating local jobs and investing and expanding their business here in Queensland," Palaszczuk said.

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migration [mai'ɡreiʃən]n.1.the movement of persons from one country or locality to another2.a group of people migrating together (especially in some given time period)3.(chemistry) the nonrandom movement of an atom or radical from one place to another within a molecule4.the periodic passage of groups of animals (especially birds or fishes) from one region to another for feeding or breeding

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migration [mai'ɡreiʃən]n.1.the movement of persons from one country or locality to another2.a group of people migrating together (especially in some given time period)3.(chemistry) the nonrandom movement of an atom or radical from one place to another within a molecule4.the periodic passage of groups of animals (especially birds or fishes) from one region to another for feeding or breeding

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example
1.Because of this and other differences in the two versions, we recommend that you test the maps after migration.
2.You can proceed with the migration page by page by repeating this step, if you wish.

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adj.
Definition:
(often Emeritus) used with a title to show that a person , usually a university teacher , keeps a title as a honour, although he or she has stopped working.
Example:
He is the Emeritus Professor of Biology.

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noun
​ Definition:
how steep a slope is.
Example:
The courses are long and punishing, with steep gradientsample.
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n.
1.a person under the age of the full legal responsibility.
adj.
1.lesser in importance, seriousness,or significance.
2.music having intervals of a semitone between the second and  the third degrees, and the fifth and the sixth,and the seventh and eighth.

example
1.she requested a number of minor alterations
2the court would take account of the minor's wishes

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n.
1. actions, treatment of others, or a general condition characterized by justice, fairness, and impartiality
2. justice applied in conformity with the law, but influenced at the same time by principles of ethics and fair play
3. a claim that is judged to be just and fair
4. the system of jurisprudence that supplements common and statutory law, when those bodies of law are inadequate in the attainment of justice
5. the value of a piece of property over and above any mortgage or other liabilities relating to it
6. the British labor union for actors
7. the value of a property after you have taken away the amount left to pay on the mortgagemoney borrowed to buy it
8. company shares that can be bought and sold on a stock market
9. a fair and reasonable way of behaving towards people, so that everyone is treated in the same way

np.
1. shares of stock in a corporation that pays the holder some of its profits

Synonyms:
fairness, impartiality, justice, fair play, justness, parity

Sentences:
1. How much equity will they get in return?
2. However, for a long time, the calculation of cost of equity capital is often overlooked by businesses.
3. First, recall how much equity can be destroyed in a crisis.

Context:
Introduction to UK Equity Income
Equity income strategies focus on those companies that pay a dividend to shareholders. Companies that prioritise dividend payouts tend to be more established and stable companies, with steady profits, and therefore an equity income strategy will often prove more defensive in falling markets, though may lag a rapidly rising market. Dividends reinvested over time can have a powerful compounding effect.
In general UK equity income fund managers are striving to find those companies where the dividend is high, stable and secure, and blend them in a portfolio. They will seek to avoid those companies where a dividend cut is likely, as this will depress the share price. Some strategies will put particular emphasis on those companies paying a growing dividend; others will seek a high absolute dividend. There are also smaller companies income strategies, which allow investors to balance income with capital growth.
Equity income investing is thought to bring its own valuation discipline. The income yield on any stock is expressed as a percentage of the share price. If the share price rises, that income falls and therefore income investors are unlikely to buy companies that are very expensive because the income would be low.
Equity income strategies focus on those companies that pay a dividend to shareholders. Companies that prioritise dividend payouts tend to be more established and stable companies, with steady profits, and therefore an equity income strategy will often prove more defensive in falling markets, though may lag a rapidly rising market. Dividends reinvested over time can have a powerful compounding effect. In general UK equity income fund managers are striving to find those companies where the dividend is high, stable and secure, and blend them in a portfolio. They will seek to avoid those companies where a dividend cut is likely, as this will depress the share price. Some strategies will put particular emphasis on those companies paying a growing dividend; others will seek a high absolute dividend. There are also smaller companies income strategies, which allow investors to balance income with capital growth. Equity income investing is thought to bring its own valuation discipline. The income yield on any stock is expressed as a percentage of the share price. If the share price rises, that income falls and therefore income investors are unlikely to buy companies that are very expensive because the income would be low.

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noun
Definition:
​ 1.either of a pair of small organs in the body that take away waste matter from the blood to produce urine.
2.these organs from an animal, used as food.
Example:
The kidney plays a vital role in the removal of waste products from the blood.
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noun.
Definition:
1.the process of using information you have in order to understand particular situation  or to find a answer to a problem.
2.the process of taking an amount of sth, especially money, away from a total, the amount that is taken away.
Examples:
1.He arrived at the solution by a simple process of deduction.
2.It is the deductions from your pay or tax.

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n.
1. the ruler or permanent head of a state, especially a king or queen
2. a gold coin worth one pound, used in Britain between the early 17th and the early 20th centuries
3. an old unit of money in the form of a gold coin worth one pound

v.
1. self-governing and not ruled by any other state
2. having supreme authority or power
3. outstanding, e.g. in its excellence or effectiveness
4. a sovereign nation rules itself
5. used for referring to the highest power in a country, or to the person or institution that has the highest power

Synonyms:
n.
ruler, monarch, king, queen, potentate, emperor, empress, sultan, rajah

v.
independent, autonomous, self-governing, supreme, dominant, ascendant, outstanding, superior, excellent

Sentences:
1. You cannot label one sovereign wealth fund and then sort of rule it out completely.
2. International agricultural investments, particularly sovereign interventions, must be transparent and accountable.

Context:
Lady Sovereign was born Louise Amanda Harman in 1985 to Colin Andrew Harman and Nicola Harman (née Wood), in Wembley, northwest London. She grew up in the run-down Chalkhill Estate — a council estate that has since been demolished — with her parents and two siblings, older sister Chloe Christie (born 1984) and younger brother Richie Colin (born 1987).
Lady Sovereign was a tomboy who played football and hated wearing dresses. She had difficulty fitting in at school and was expelled from Preston Manor High School at 15 because of her abysmal attendance record and bad behaviour. A number of menial jobs followed, until she decided to pursue rap after hearing Ms. Dynamite on the radio: "When I heard Ms. Dynamite's track 'Boooo!' in 2001 it inspired me. I hadn't heard a female MC before that. She's real. Her presence, her image, the way she does everything... she opened so many doors for us girls, MCs are real, they write their own stuff, they rap about what they know, the stuff around them."[4]
Lady Sovereign began uploading some of her songs and a picture to various music web sites when she was 15. She told Newsweek in 2006 that comments initially ran along the lines of, "You're white. You're a girl. You're British. You're crap."[5]
Lady Sovereign signed with Universal in 2004. She released a number of solo records and opened for Basement Jaxx, The Streets, Dizzee Rascal, D12, and Obie Trice.[citation needed]
Her mother Nicola was diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour and died on 14 March (Mothering Sunday in the UK) 2010.[

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noun
Definition:
the amount of confidence felt by a person or group of people, especially when in a dangerous or difficult situation。
Example:
1.A couple of victories would improve the team's morale enormously.

2.There have been a lot of job losses recently so morale is fairly low.

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noun

Definition:
something that is very important and must be dealt with before other things.
Example:
1.The management did not seem to consider office safety to be a priority.

2.My first/top priority is to find somewhere to live.

3.You have to learn to get your priorities right/straight (= decide which are the most important jobs or problems and deal with them first）.

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n.
1. an area or piece of land where something was, is, or will be located

2. a place where something important happened

3. an area of land where something is being built or could be built

4. a place used for a particular purpose

5. a website

v.
1. to locate something in a particular place or position

Synonyms:
n.
location, spot

v.
put, position, place, situate, locate, establish, set

Sentences:
1. If it's because of love, it doesn't matter how much income site.
2. Finally, we weren't sure how much memory or disk was needed to support the IBC site.

An Experience of Aesthetics
I climbed the heights above Yosemite Valley, California in order to see the splendid granite mountain, Half Dome, in its fullest view. Approaching the edge through the woods I was filled with heightened expectation. I saw the ruin of a cabin and my approach caused the alignment of the chimney on this side of the valley with the shorn mountain across the valley. I stopped. Something happened. The stone verticals corresponded, one human-shaped, the other natural. The human site was still engaged in sightseeing. I was on its side. I saw the famous sight through the eyes of the ruin. I had come expecting beauty; I discovered an unexpected dimension to the beauty of the scene I’ve seen.

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adjective
Definition: many.
Example:
1.We have discussed these plans on numerous occasions.
2.Retailers of this type, once rare, are now numerous.

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adj.
Definition:
1.used to describe feelings that two or more people have for each other equally, or actions that effect two or more people   equally.
2. shared by two or more people.
Examples:
1.I don't like her,and I think the feeling is mutual.
2.They soon discovered a mutual interest in music.
Context:

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to try to do or continue doing something in a determined way, despite having problems:

It looks as if the policy will be a success,providing that the governmentperseveres and does not give in to its critics.

The education director is persevering inhis attempt to obtain additional fundingfor the school.

Despite receiving little support, the women are persevering with their crusade to fight crime.

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v.
Definition:
1.to become calmer or quieter.
2.(of water) to go back to a normal level.
3.(of  land or a building) to sink a lower level, to sink lower into ground.
Examples:
1. she waited nervously  for his anger  to subside.
2.The flood waters gradually  subsided.
3.Weak foundations cause the house to subside
Context:

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v.
1. to cover an area with concrete
2. to cover the surface of the ground or a wall with concrete

n.
1. a mixture of cement, sand, aggregate, and water in specific proportions that hardens to a strong stony consistency over varying lengths of time
2. a mass formed when particles coalesce
3. a hard substance used in building made by mixing cement, sand, small stones, and water

adj.
1. able to be seen or touched because it exists in reality, not just as an idea
2. certain and specific rather than vague or general
3. made solid by coalescence
4. based on facts and information
5. made of concrete

Synonyms:
actual, certain, definite, distinct, existing, material, particular, physical, real, solid, specific, tangible

Sentences:
1. Workers are still trying to entomb the reactor in concrete.
2. However, he was to see the concrete evidence of his success for the first time.
3. He never came up with a concrete proposal to end the war.

Context:
In composite materials, particles or fibers are added to a matrix to improve the properties. They are called particle- or fiber-reinforced composites. One well-known example is reinforced concrete, made by embedding steel rods or mesh into the fresh and uncured concrete. The reinforcement renders the hardened concrete structure capable of supporting greater tensile, compressive and shear stresses. The adhesive bond between the steel and the concrete is important. The adhesion can be enhanced by the incorporation of contours into the surface of the steel members.

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intransitive verb

Definition:
1. a (1) :  to blow in short gusts (2) :  to exhale forcibly
b :  to breathe hard :  pant
c :  to emit small whiffs or clouds (as of smoke) often as an accompaniment to vigorous action puff at a pipe
2. :  to speak or act in a scornful, conceited, or exaggerated manner
3.  a :  to become distended :  swell —usually used with up
b :  to open or appear in or as if in a puff
4. :  to form a chromosomal puff
Examples:

1. She sat on the porch puffing on a cigarette.

2. The chimney puffed white smoke into the sky.

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noun
1.
Usually, archives. documents or records relating to the activities, business dealings, etc., of a person, family, corporation, association, community, or nation.
2.
archives, a place where public records or other historical documents are kept.
3.
any extensive record or collection of data:
The encyclopedia is an archive of world history. The experience was sealed in the archive of her memory.
4.
Digital Technology.
a long-term storage device, as a disk or magnetic tape, or a computer directory or folder that contains copies of files for backup or future reference.
a collection of digital data stored in this way.
a computer file containing one or more compressed files.
a collection of information permanently stored on the Internet:

verb (used with object), archived, archiving.
5.
to place or store in an archive:
to vote on archiving the city's historic documents.

6.

Digital Technology. to compress (computer files) and store them in a single file.

EXAMPLE
1.He spent good deal of time talking about 'The Queen', and talked about the use of archive footage in the film.
2.Gordon: My question, to turn it around: Has anyone here had access to the archive ?
3.The archive is filled with correspondences from Ginsberg and other lovers, but one letter stands out.

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Capacity

noun
1 [singular] the amount of space a container, room etc has to hold things or people
2 [countable, uncountable] someone’s ability to do something
3 [singular] formal someone’s job, position, or duty
4 [singular, uncountable] the amount of something that a factory, company,machine etc can produce or deal with

Example
1.The fuel tank has a capacity of 40 litres
2.a child’s capacity for learning
3.Rollins will be working in an advisory capacity on this project.
4.The company has the capacity to build 1,500 trucks a year.

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adj.
1.low or inferior in station or quality
2.marked by meekness or modesty; not arrogant or prideful.
3. used of unskilled work (especially domestic work)
4.of low birth or station (`base' is archaic in this sense)
v
1.cause to be unpretentious
2.cause to feel shame; hurt the pride of

Example
1.Defeat and failure make people humble
2.He fought many hard battles and achieved notable merits， but he remains humble in spirits.

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n.
1 A tariff is a tax that a government collects on goods coming into a country.
v.
1. charge a tariff

Example
1. They need a tariff, so they argue, to have enough revenue to research the trade secret.
2. Public knowledge of the situation forced many of them to give up their holdings and stop resisting tariff reform.

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n.
1. [Law]a written legal agreement between two people or businesses that says what each must do for the other or give to the other
2. <informal>an agreement by which someone is paid to kill another person

v.
1. if a substance such as metal contracts, it becomes smaller
2. to become infected with a disease
3. to agree to do sth., or to make sb. agree to do sth., by a formal written agreement

Synonyms:
n.
agreement, bond, convention, deal, indenture, pact, treaty
v.
come down with, commission, diminish, incubate, shrink, sign, sign up

Sentences:
1. We are bound into contracts and that's just a fact of life
2. One figure represents the pressure of the heart as it contracts to pumps blood around the body.
3. My main responsibilities included drawing up the Company's business contracts and cooperative agreements and training employees.

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n.&v.
noun:
1.a judgement that you make without having the exact details or figures about the amount , size,cost ect.of sth.
2.a statement of how much a piece of work will probably cost.
Examples:
1.I can give you a rough estimate of the amount of wood you will need.
2. You should know the estimate of this project.
verb:
1. to form an idea of the cost , size ,value ect.of sth, but without calculpating it exactly.
Example:
1. It is estimated that this project will last four years

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faint

adjective

1 feeling weak and dizzy and close to losing consciousness.

Example: "the heat made him feel faint" verb

1. lose consciousness for a short time because of a temporarily insufficient supply of oxygen to the brain.

Example: "I fainted from loss of blood"

noun

1. a sudden loss of consciousness.

Example: "she hit the floor in a dead faint"

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verb
Definition
1. :  to view or consider with continued attention :  meditate on <contemplate the vastness of the universe> <contemplated the meaning of the poem>
2. :  to view as likely or probable or as an end or intention <contemplate marriage><contemplated a move to Alaska>
Examples:

1. He contemplated the meaning of the poem for a long time.

2. I'd like some time to just sit and contemplate.

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v.
Definition:
1. to continue doing sth that has already been started, to continue being done.
2. to do sth next,after doing sth else first.
3 .to move or travel in particular direction.
Examples:
1. Work is proceeding slowly.
2.He outlined his plan and then proceed to explain them in detail.
3.The marchers proceeded slowly along the street.

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adj.
1. relating to or using the metric system of measurement
2. metrical

n.
1. a mathematical function defined for a coordinates system that assigns a value to each pair of elements equal to the distance between them, or to a property analogous to distance between points on a line
2. a standard or a statistic for measuring or quantifying something else

Sentences:
1. The metric ruler is not so convenient to measure something of great length.
2. It is necessary to appraise this point of view, what throw to the manpower capital of each areas is metric.
3. The quality metric can be used to evaluate temporal quality, or to control encoding or decoding characteristics to enhance temporal quality.

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verb
​ Definition:
to force someone to leave a school, organization, or country.
Example:
1.The new government has expelled all foreign diplomats.
2.My brother was expelled from school for bad behaviour

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verb
Definition:
to move or travel through an area.
Example:
1.Stanley traversed the continent from west to east.
2.Bounded on the east by Lake Winnebago, the county is traversed by the Wolf and Fox rivers.

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 turbo                      1:  coupled directly to a driving turbine 2:  consisting of or incorporating a turbine 

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 turbo                      1:  coupled directly to a driving turbine 2:  consisting of or incorporating a turbine 

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noun
Definition:
1.waste matter such as water or human urine or solid waste.
2.the system of carrying away waste water and human waste from houses and other buildings through large underground pipes or passages.
Example:
1.Some cities in the world do not have proper facilities for the disposal of sewage.
2.Untreated sewage is being pumped into the sea, from where it pollutes our beaches.
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n.[U]
Definition:
the state of being kept as a prisoner or in a confined space .
Example:
The bird has escaped from captivity.

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verb(smashes, smashing, smashed)
break something into many pieces

noun
the loud noise when something breaks into pieces

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exert

v

1. apply or bring to. bear (a force, influence, or quality).

E.g. "the moon exerts a force on the Earth".
2. make a physical or mental effort.

E.g. "he ne eds to exert himself to try to find an answer"

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adj.
1. tending to find fault with somebody or something, or with people and things in general
2. containing or involving comments and opinions that analyze or judge something, especially in a detailed way
3. extremely important because of being or happening at a time of special difficulty, trouble, or danger, when matters could quickly get either worse or better
4. absolutely necessary for the success of something
5. medically life-threatening or in danger
6. relating to a property of a system that is undergoing a sudden change
7. designed or having the mass to sustain a nuclear chain reaction
8. expressing an opinion when you think something is wrong or bad
9. difficult to deal with because a small mistake could make very bad things happen
10. someone who is critical is very seriously sick or injured and might die

Synonyms:
dangerous, serious, grave, unfavorable, disparaging, disapproving, analytical, judicious, diagnostic, detailed, significant, decisive, vital, unfavourable

Sentences:
1. The detection of these geological features is one of most critical parts of a stability investigation.
2. It may be difficult to be a hero in the Western world these days, under the searching eyes of a critical society.
3. he made a critical remarks on her new work.

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n.
adj.
1. a tentative explanation for a phenomenon, used as a basis for further investigation
2. a statement that is assumed to be true for the sake of argument
3. in logic, the antecedent of a conditional statement
4. an idea that attempts to explain something but has not yet been tested or proved to be correct

Synonyms:
theory, premise, suggestion, supposition, proposition, guess, assumption, postulate, postulation

Sentences:
1. These hypotheses, I contend, must be refutable in principle .
2. Science needs more competition between hypotheses and ever more rigorous tests as well.

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v.
1.to kill sb, especially as a legal punishment.
2.(formally) to do a piece of ,perform a duty,put a plan into action ,ect.
3.to successful perform a skillful action or movement.
4.(formally)to make or produce a work of art.
5.to follow the instructions in a legal document, to make a document legally valid.
Examples:1.He was executed for treason.
2.They drew up and execute a plan to reduce fuel consumption.
3.The pilot executed a perfect landing.
4. I execute a picture.

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n.
Definition:the action or process of throwing away or getting rid of something
the sale of shares, property, or other assets.
the arrangement or positioning of something.
Example:
She brushed her hair carefully, as if her success lay in the sleek disposal of each gleaming black thread
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conscience

noun

1. a person's moral sense of right and wrong, viewed as acting as a guide to one's behaviour. Example. "he had a guilty conscience about his desires"

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trivial
adj.
Definition①: having little value or importance.
Example:
1.I don't know why he gets so upset about something so trivial.
2.Sexual harassment in the workplace is not a trivial matter.
​ Definition②: A trivial problem is easy to solve.
Example:
1.Getting computers to understand human language is not a trivial problem.
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v.
Definition:
1.to describe or mark the edge of something.
Example:
1.The main characters are clearly delineated in the first chapter.
2.The boundary of the car park is delineated by a low brick wall.
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v.
1. to give a tangible or visible form to something abstract
.
2. to gather and organize a number of things into a whole
.
3. to express or exemplify something abstract in bodily form
.
4. to be the best possible example of a particular idea, quality, or principle, especially a good one
.
5. to include something

6. express; give form to ideas or feelings, etc.

Synonyms:
exemplify,                symbolize, represent,                 personify, express,                    stand for.

Sentences:
1. If the ruler is able to embody it, Everything will naturally change.
2. The modern landscape facility design has embodied Chinese traditional culture and unique regional characteristics.
3. Altogether, the changes "embody the humaneness of the country".

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adj.
Definition:
that is possible and likely to be achieved.
Example:
It is just not feasible to manage the business on a part-time basis.
(feasibility
n.
example:I doubt the feasibility of this plan)

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disposal.         noun.                 1.the action or process of getting rid of something.  2.the sale of shares, property, or other assets.    Example              The rest of the day was entirely at his disposal for reading or recreation.

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disposal.         noun.                 1.the action or process of getting rid of something.  2.the sale of shares, property, or other assets.    Example              The rest of the day was entirely at his disposal for reading or recreation.

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adjective

complete; including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.

of or relating to understanding.

n.
a secondary school catering to children of all abilities from a given area.

Examples
1.This one is designed to be the most comprehensive.

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adj.
Definition:
1. in the form of a diagram that shows the main features or relationships but not the details.
2.according to a fixed plan or pattern.
Examples:
1. As a  student, we need to try our best to understand every schematic diagram that given by teachers.
2.The play has a very schematic plot.