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A: He has a very naive attitude towards works.
B: Yeah, he thinks that money grows on trees.
naive
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A: I¡¯m feeling a bit tired.
B: Why don¡¯t you have a quick nap?
nap
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A: Here is a napkin is case you spill your drink.
B: Oops, too late!
napkin
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A: Did you enjoy the novel you just completed?
B: Yes, very much, the narrative was exceptional.
narrative
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A: That is a nasty cold that you have.
B: Oh, it is getting better, you should have seen me last week!
nasty
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A: My son is so naughty.
B: Don¡¯t worry, he will grow up soon.
naughty
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A: The rain necessitated that the concert was held indoors.
B: Oh, I did not realize that it had rained.
necessitate
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A: Have you seen my new necklace?
B: Yes, just below your chin, you are wearing it!
necklace
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A: The school was found guilty of negligence.
B: Was it closed down as a result?
negligence
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A: Did you make any progress in learning French this month?
B: Negligible, I did not work hard enough.
negligible
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A: Where is your apartment?
B: Right beside the shop with the bright neon sign.
neon
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A: What would you like to do when you leave school?
B: I¡¯d love to be a newscaster on TV?
newscaster
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A: They will be showing a recent newsreel just before the film in the cinema.
B: Oh good, I have not seen the news for a long time.
newsreel
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A: Mum, can I have my pocket money please?
B: I haven¡¯t even a nickel to give you this week.
nickel
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A: Do you have a nickname, Steven?
B: Well, my father calls me ¡°pest¡±, if that counts!
nickname
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A: Keith¡¯s teeth are badly stained with nicotine.
B: Yes, he smokes a lot.
nicotine
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A: What was the score in the football match?
B: One- nil, to our team.
nil
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A: Did the committee do good work?
B: No, it was only nominal, I think the members met only once.
nominal
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A: I am going to nominate you to be the president of our organization.
B: Oh, thanks, I didn¡¯t realize you thought so highly of me.
nominate
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A: Even though Peter hurt his foot he nonetheless won the race.
B: Yeah, he has always been a determined athlete.
nonetheless
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A: What usually happens at the end of one of these meetings?
B: I¡¯m not sure what the norm is.
norm
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A: I spent the afternoon looking at old photos.
B: That must have made you nostalgic.
nostalgic
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A: Why are dragons said to have large nostrils?
B: So that they can blow fire through them.
nostril
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A: Mr. Hardy made a notable presentation at the conference.
B: Well, tell me the details then.
notable
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A: Did you play this piece at the concert?
B: No, I was unable to read the musical notation. It wasn¡¯t printed clearly.
notation
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A: I am notorious for my bad spelling.
B: Yes, your teacher did mention it to me once.
notorious
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A: Notwithstanding the weather, we had a great day out.
B: Yeah, it is best not to let the rain spoil our plans.
notwithstanding
prep. / ad. ¾¡¹Ü
A: What are you doing?
B: I am reading a book to nourish my mind.
nourish
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A: My daughter sleeps with her new shoes on.
B: Don¡¯t worry, the novelty will wear off soon.
novelty
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A: What did you think of the nude painting in the gallery?
B: I thought it was a masterpiece.
nude
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A: What is the numerical value you would attach to happiness?
B: That is an impossible thing to give a figure to .
numerical
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A: My aunt wants to become a nun.
B: She must be very religious.
nun¡¡
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A: My plants just died.
B: That is because you didn¡¯t nurture them. Plants are like children!
nurture
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A: I love all types of fruit.
B: Excellent, and they are so rich in nutrients.
nutrient
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A: The young child looked very unwell.
B: Yes, I think he was lacking nutrition.
nutrition
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A: What type of tree is that?
B: I think it is an oak tree. It is certainly large enough to be one.
oak
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A: Oh no, I¡¯ve dropped an oar .
B: We will have to swim to the shore now.
oar
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A: Please tell me the big secret.
B: Sorry, I took an oath and swore that I wouldnt.
oath
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A: My pupils are so obedient , they always do their home work.
B: You are lucky, mine are terrible.
obedient
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A: Robert told an obscene joke last night.
B: Is it too rude to repeat to me?
obscene
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A: Did you understand the theatre performance?
B: No, it was too obscure for me.
obscure
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A: You are always playing video games.
B: I know. I have an obsession.
obsession
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A: Excuse me, but your car is obstructing the entrance to my home.
B: Oh, I¡¯ll move it right away.
obstruct
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A: Can I move into the apartment today?
B: No, you can have occupancy next week.
occupancy
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A: What is that terrible odour ?
B: Oh, sorry, it must be my socks.
odour
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A: Beverley looked stunning at the party.
B: Yes, her outfit was offset by her jewelry.
offset
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A: Do you have any offspring ?
B: Yes, I have three daughters.
offspring
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A: Do you like olives ?
B: Yes, especially black ones in salad.
olive
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A: Is that glass clear?
B: No, it is opaque , that is why you are having difficulty seeing through it.
opaque
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A: Women in the old days were frequently oppressed by their husbands.
B: I am glad that times are changing.
oppress
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A: You would like the blue car?
B: No, I think I¡¯ll opt for the red one.
opt
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A: The weather will be wonderful tomorrow.
B: You are always filled with optimism .
optimism
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A: I study at my optimum between eight and ten in the morning.
B: Oh, I work best in the evenings.
optimum
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A: Where did you get the apples?
B: I picked them in the orchard down the road.
orchard
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A: I was in a serious car accident last year.
B: That must have been a terrible ordeal .
ordeal
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A: I love studying science.
B: I orient more towards the Arts.
orient
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A: Oriental cuisine is my favourite.
B: Yes, I also love Chinese food.
oriental
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A: I was unable to find my orientation in the city.
B: You should have carried a map with you.
orientation
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A: From where does the guitar originate ?
B: Well, there are many types of guitar, so probably many countries.
originate
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A: That is a beautiful ornament beside the TV.
B: Thanks, it was a gift from a friend.
ornament
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A: I was an orphan until the age of seven.
B: Goodness, do you know what happened to your parents?
orphan
n.¡¡¹Â¶ù
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A: You look very unusual today.
B: Yes, I was tired with the orthodox.
orthodox
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A: I was ousted from the number one position.
B: But you will have a chance to win it back, don¡¯t worry.
oust
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A: There was an outbreak of skin disease in my town.
B: Oh, did you contract it?
outbreak
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A: That is a beautiful outfit you are wearing.
B: Thanks , I got it specially made for this occasion.
outfit
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A: Let¡¯s go on an outing .
B: OK, where would you like to go?
outing
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A: I saw a film about outlaw in the Wild West.
B: Oh, I hate those types of movies.
outlaw
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A: There will be outrage if I am home late again.
B: Don¡¯t worry, they won¡¯t get angry.
outrage
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A: Who won the match?
B: There was no outright winner. It was a draw.
outright
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A: Do you live in the centre of the town?
B: No, just on the outskirts .
outskirts
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A: My library books are five days overdue .
B: Oh, will you have to pay a fine?
overdue
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A: The bath is overflowing !
B: Oh no, I forgot that I had one running.
overflow
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A: Excuse me. I couldn¡¯t help but overhear , but I think I am the person you are looking for.
B: What a coincidence!
overhear
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A: It is a shame that our holidays don¡¯t overlap .
B: Indeed, I would love to go on holidays with you.
overlap
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A: Did you make it to the other side of the mountain?
B: No, the overpass was blocked.
overpass
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A: My comment overrides my previous statement.
B: You are always changing your mind.
override
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A: His dislike for me was overt .
B: Oh, he did not make it that obvious.
overt
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A: I am planning to overthrow the government.
B: That is a big plan. you will need help.
overthrow
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A: Our car overturned when it hit the tree.
B: Was anyone injured?
overturn
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A: Were you surprised by the gift?
B: Yes, I was completely overwhelmed .
overwhelm
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A: I have an overwhelming need to sleep right now.
B: Well, what is keeping you from having a rest?
overwhelming
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A: What is that bird?
B: I think it is an owl .
owl.
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A: Is water a type of oxide ?
B: Yes, as it contains oxygen.
oxide
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A: Do you enjoy eating oysters ?
B: I have never tasted them.
oyster
n.¡¡ÄµòÃ
A: Did you hear that the hole in the ozone is increasing in size?
B: Yes, it is a shame.
ozone
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