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Cousin
ˈkʌz.ənMeanings of Cousin:
nounA child of one's uncle or aunt.
Usage examples:
Not just the immediate family, but including all my aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews.
Election
iˈlek.ʃənMeanings of Election:
nounA time when people vote in order to choose someone for a political or official job
Usage examples:
Call an election the government is expected to call an election (= allow the country to vote) very …
Learn
lɜːnMeanings of Learn:
Gain knowledge or skills
verbTo be told facts or information that you did not know
Usage examples:
Learn of we were all shocked to learn of his death., [ + (that) ] i later learned (that) the messag…
Ms
ɛmMeanings of Ms:
abbreviationManuscript.
nounThe thirteenth letter of the alphabet.
Precise
prɪˈsaɪsMeanings of Precise:
adjectiveVery careful and accurate, especially about small details
Usage examples:
Years of doing meticulous research had made her very precise in her working methods.
Meanings of Focus on:
phrasal verbTo give a lot of attention to one particular person, subject, or thing
Usage examples:
Tonight's programme focuses on the way that homelessness affects the young., focus your attention o…
Walk off
wɔːkMeanings of Walk off:
idiomGo away from
phrasal verbTo leave a place because you are angry or unhappy about something
Usage examples:
She threatened to walk off the film set because of the conditions., he refused to discuss it and ju…
Meanings of Be-subject-to:
phraseTo have or experience a particular thing, especially something unpleasant
Usage examples:
Cars are subject to a high domestic tax., in recent years, she has been subject to attacks of depre…
Meanings of All-through:
idiomDuring the whole of a stated period of time
Usage examples:
I've never once seen her angry in all the years i've known her.
Meanings of Head-over-heels-in-love-with:
idiomCompletely in love with another person
Usage examples:
Laura fell head over heels in love with chris.
Moving up
muːvMeanings of Moving up:
phrasal verbTo increase in value, number, or amount
Usage examples:
Share prices move up and down depending on market conditions.
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