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Vocab from Adam
1.fit in = menyesuaikan / muat / secocok
Example sentence
- I'm afraid that your clothes won't fit in the bags. (muat)
- I am trying to fit in the new environment of my new school .
- Their new outfit fit in each others perfectly.

2. Put your mind to something
= berusaha melakukan sesuatu / membuat keputusan untuk melakukan sesuatu
Example sentence
- If you put your mind to it,  i am sure you can do it excellently.

3. Adapt = menyesuaikan diri
Example sentence
- Adam is adapting himself to the new environment of his new school.

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Irretrievable = tidak boleh didapati semula
Example sentence
The amount of money for the dress is now irretrievable.

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Negative effects = kesan buruk
Example sentence
Smoking will leaves you with a lot of negative effects especially on your health.

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Reluctant = berat hati
Example sentence
She was reluctant to quit her job as a teacher.

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The years to come = masa depan
Example sentence
To the years to come,  we should work harder to increase the sales.

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Far from = tidak
Example sentence
It is far from what i thought it would be.

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Trivial = tidak penting
Example sentence
Those past of yours are now trivial and you should focus on the future.

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Weigh your options = mempertimbangkan pilihan
Example sentence
You should really weigh your options before you make your decisions.

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Turn of events = kesudahan
Example sentence
The turn of events of the movie was very unexpected.

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Recuperate = sembuh, pulih
Example sentence
The doctor said she will recuperate soon.

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Mettlesome = tangkas
Example sentence
It takes a very good rider to handle this mettlesome horse.

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Labyrinthine = berselirat
Example sentence
Labyrinthine network of streets.

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Outcome = hasil
Example sentence
I think tonight's outcome will be much more to your liking.

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Fared better = berkeadaan lebih baik
Example sentence
He fared better in the boarding school rather than in normal school.

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Emotionally attached to : sayang
He was so emotionally attached to his favourite jacket.

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Rueful (adjective) = penuh kekesalan
Example sentence
He looked at the results with a rueful smile.

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Regret about

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I find out that i didn't like it.
= I find myself not liking it.

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Adjective: cynical
|si-ni-kul|
Believing the worst of human nature and motives; having a sneering disbelief in e.g. selflessness of others
= misanthropic, misanthropical
≈ distrustful
Abusing vocally; expressing contempt or ridicule • cynical laughter
= derisive, gibelike, jeering, mocking, taunting
≈ disrespectful
Showing contempt for accepted moral standards, esp. by following self-interest
Example sentence
We live in a cynical age.

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Noun: haar
|haar|
Usage: UK
A fog; esp. a fog or mist with a chill wind
Example sentence :
The haar appears every morning at the uphill side of the town.

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Noun: fealty
|fee-ul-tee|
The loyalty that citizens owe to their country (or subjects to their sovereign)
= allegiance

Example sentence
The fealty that is felt by countrymen made them  bow to the evil dictator.

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Noun: debris
|du'bree|
The remains of something that has been destroyed or broken up
= detritus, dust, junk, rubble
Example sentence
The destruction of the building produced an enormous debris surge

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Noun: renaissance
|,re-nu'són(t)s|
The period of European history at the close of the Middle Ages and the rise of the modern world; a cultural rebirth from the 14th through the middle of the 17th centuries
= Renaissance, Renascence
The revival of learning and culture
= Renaissance, Renascence, rebirth

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Can you disable the Grade option and change it to comments so I can comment on your vocab - Mr. Azam

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GREAT JOB!

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Tedious
Adjective [tee-dee-us]
1. So lacking in interest as to  cause mental weariness
2. Using too many words
Example sentence
She is a tedious speaker
Tedious = menjemukan

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Beguile
Verb [bi'gi(U)l]
1. Cause rapt attraction or admiration; attract love
2. Influence by slyness
Example sentence
A book to beguile a tedious hour
Beguile = menawan

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Limelight
Noun [ĺim,lit]
1. A focus of public attention
2. A lamp consisting of a flame directed at a cylinder of lime
Example sentence
He enjoyed being in the limelight
Limelight = publisiti

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Vigour
Noun [vi-gur]
1. Forceful exertion
2. Active strength of mind or body
3. An imaginative lively style
Example sentence
His writing conveys great vigour.
Vigour=bertenaga

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Sinister
Adjective : [Si-ni-stur]
1. Indicating evil  or suggesting tragic development
2. Stemming from evil characteristics or forces ; wicked or dishonorable
3. Starting from wearer's left
Example sentences : The scheme of some sinister intelligence bent on punishing him.
Sinister=jahat

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Poignant
Adjective: [poyn-yunt]
1. Arousing effect
2. Keenly distressing to the mind or feelings
Example sentence: This book is a moving, poignant debut celebrating the life-saving power of friendship.
Poignant = sungguh memilukan

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Pact
Noun : [pakt]
1. A written agreement between two states or sovereigns
Example sentence: They signed a nonagression pact.
Pact = pakatan