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verb /ˈkrɪt.ɪ.saɪz/
B2 [ I, T often passive ] to express disapproval of someone or something:

The government is being widely criticized in the media for fail ing to limit air pollution.

We'll get nowhere if all you can do is criticize.
[ T ] to give an opinion or judgment about a book, film, etc.:

We're a group of artists who meet to discuss ideas and criticize each other's work.

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verb ​ /əˈpriː.ʃi.eɪt/
B2 to recognize how good someone or something is and to value him, her, or it:

There's no point buying him expensive wines - he doesn't appreciate them.
C2 [ T ] to understand a situation and realize that it is important:

We appreciate the need for immediate action.

[ + that ] I appreciate that it's a difficult decision for you to make.

[ + question word ] I don't think you appreciate howmuch time I spent preparing this meal.

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adjective /əˈlɜːt/
C1 quick to see, understand, and act in a particular situation:

I'm not feeling very alert today - not enough sleep last night!

A couple of alert readers posted comments on the website pointing out the mistake.

Parents should be alert to sudden changes in children's behaviour.

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noun [ C/U ] /ˈru·mər/
an unofficial, interesting story or piece of news that might be true or invented, and that is communicated quickly from person to person:

[ C ] Rumors about her are circulating at school.

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the other guys

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n. rumormonger 造謠者
vt. rumour

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verb /ˌrep.rɪˈzent/
C2 [ T ] to speak, act, or be present officially for another person or people:

They chose a famous barrister to represent them in court.

Union officials representing the teachers met the government today.

I sent my husband to represent me at the funeral.

Women were well/poorly represented at the conference (= there were many/few present).
B2 [ L only + noun ] to be the result of something, or to be something:

This book represents ten years of thought and research.

The new offer represented an increase of 10 percent on the previous one.

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represent Meaning in the Cambridge English Dictionary

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represent definition: 1. to speak, act, or be present officially for another person or people: 2. to be the Member of Parliament, or of Congress, etc. for a particular area: 3. to be the person from a country, school, etc. that is in a competition: . Learn more.

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noun [ U ] ​ /ˈkeɪ.ɒs/
B2 a state of total confusion with no order:

Snow and ice have caused chaos on the roads.

Ever since our secretary walked out, the office has been in a state of total/utter chaos.

We muddled up the name labels and chaos ensued(= resulted).

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noun [ C ]​ /ˈpred.ə.tər/
C1 an animal that hunts, kills, and eats other animals:
lions, wolves, and other predators.
disapproving someone who follows people in order to harm them or commit a crime against them:

a sexual predator

In court, he was accused of being a merciless predator who had tricked his grandmother out of her savings