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1.t r s (r S d)+object

The government raise the price of petrol(gasolina)

."I watched my son raise the ball."

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t ris (roS /r sen)object“To watch the sun rise +object.”"Divorce has risen ." "Petrol prices rose sharply yesterday." “There has been a great rise in the price of petrol.” "The number of people will rise ." "Water levels are rising because of global warming""The price of education has risen ."

D ris v expressing contempt or ridicule. "he gave a harsh, derisive laugh"T snigger N-wordGo nsnigger!SniggeringP rentsb w lde ng wh ms c l t whimsicality - the trait of acting unpredictably and more from whim or caprice than from reason or judgment; "I despair at the flightiness and whimsicalityof my memory" arbitrariness, flightiness, whimsey, whimsy, capriciousness. Empatheticmpath ve s ss mpa

To sum up the differences between the most commonly used meanings of these two terms: sympathy is feeling compassion, sorrow, or pity for the hardships that another person encounters, while empathy is putting yourself in the shoes of another. Overstep themark.T b assoc at dwith( )(object) Alon T tu nablind y t +object.(to avoid paying attention to something) h ndranc a thing that provides resistance, delay, or obstruction to something or someone. "a hindrance to the development process"

FalseFriend1. t rap

2.t violat

Los guardias vulneraron los derechos de los reos al torturarlos.The guards violated the inmates' rights by torturing them.

3. T wr p T b entitledt ( )(+object)

T h v ago

cr ckbash

t+object

(=to try)

T nj 1. 2.y tim 3.y s lf

w thy fr nds.

ScourgeDegenarationD spe at