To start burning

To make something start burning

Dirty-interior car

She is squatting to clip the flowers

Burst

Diamond, Ruby, and Topaz are the most famous “precious” stones

Intensity : the quality or condition of being concentrated and intense

The LCC is an intensive English program. You learn English 4 hours/day every day for 12 weeks. That’s intensive intensity!

unprocessed or uncooked

Well done

Raw

Convulse :to shake violently with laughter, anger, pain, etc.

Get something down

A decoy; live or especially artificial bait used in fishing or trapping.

Ash

The ashes of the forest was the only thing left after the fire.

kneel

Fade

Whine

Abrupt (adj.): sudden

FLAMMABLE

POWDERY

PAINSTAKING

GLOW

INHALE

Isolated (adj) :

• Separate so as to be alone

• Set a place apart

• Antarctica is ______________ from the rest of the world.

The infectious diseases don’t necessarily

have to be of the microbial or viral variety.

ERADICATE

LITERATE

Routinely (adv):

• Regularly, habitually, unimaginatively, or rote procedure

• Eg: Doing housework every day

was not how she

had imaged

her life would be.

Numerous(adj)

• Very many, being or existing in great quantity

Outcome

If you flip a coin, you will

have two outcomes; heads

or tails.

Straightforward: easy to

understand; not complicated

• Spending money in

shopping is a

straightforward concept

Weave (n),(v)

knuckles

A GOOD ODOR! A BAD ODOR!

Nutrition

Poultry (noun): chicken, turkey, duck, and other birds that we eat

He is looking for…COMPENSATION

Hand washing is the best way to ERADICATE the GERMS.

Bulging belly

Bulging muscles

Bulging eyes

More bulging eyes

Bulging eyes you can buy

A bulging wallet

LUNGE:

Move in a particular direction suddenly and clumsily.

JAB:

Push one thing into another with a quick, sudden movement with a lot of force

STAFF

A stick, pole, or rod for aid in walking or climbing, for use as a weapon, etc.

Ex : Most of the time many very old people use staff to help them to walk

PRIMITIVE

Belonging to a very early period

PERSISTENT

Something which is persistent is something which continues to exist or which happens for a long time.

Be persistent means keep trying and don’t give up.

EX: When Jensen’s company

moved to a foreign country, he

decided to follow it whatever the

country. He is persistent

A small very thin stem of wood that grows from a branch on a tree

• When you feel annoyed because something/somebody continues to upset you

The man is waiting for his wife. But she is very late. He is looking at his watch in ____________.

Very light and soft to touch

Lovely little fluffy puppies

To cut or tear something into small thin pieces

The man is shredding the paper.

The paper is shredded.