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TCL3

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TCL3

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  1. 1MYTHSA myth is a traditional story that refers to prodigious projects, carried out by supernatural or extraordinary beings, tales like gods, demigods, heroes, monsters
    EXMPL: yesterday my uncle told me the myth of the weeping woman
    MYTHS
  2. 2ERUPTEDOpening or breaking a thing by the effect of pressure or heat
    EXMPL: The gas pump erupted
    ERUPTED
  3. 3SECEDEDSeparation or independence of a nation from part of its people or its territory
    EXMPL: the president seceded the city
    SECEDED
  4. 4ASSASSINATEDkill a person in the act
    EXMPL: He assassinated the ex presiden
    ASSASSINATED
  5. 5RAISEDRaised on a level; high
    EXMPL: I`m go
    RAISED
  6. 6CABThe cab is a means of transport that consists of a rental vehicle with a driver (cab driver)
    EXMPL: she is going to take a cab
    CAB
  7. 7COUGHexpel air from the lungs with a sudden sharp sound.
    EXMPL: Your cough is really persistent; you should go to the doctor.
    COUGH
  8. 8DEALERThat is dedicated to tread.
    EXMPL: A dealer of works of art
    DEALER
  9. 9DRUNKaffected by alcohol to the extent of losing control of one's faculties or behavior.
    EXMPL: Couldn't you tell that she was drunk last night?
    DRUNK
  10. 10FEEDgive food to.
    EXMPL: Jorge feeds the baby at 4 am
    FEED
  11. 11GALLOPIn riding, the gallop is called to the horse's march
    EXMPL: The white mare Ann was riding was going at full gallop.
    GALLOP
  12. 12GROOMEXMPL: The father of the bride and the mother of the groom were the first people in the bridal processionGROOM
  13. 13HARNESSUse a thing so that you can get the most out of it
    EXMPL: the fabric that you over the curtains can be used to make cushions
    HARNESS
  14. 14HAYMown and dried grass used for cattle feed
    EXMPL: The horse eat hay
    HAY
  15. 15HUNTSearch and chase certain animals to capture them or kill them
    EXMPL: In England it is popular to go out hunting foxes.
    HUNT
  16. 16MAREHorse female
    EXMPL: The horse has a beautiful mare by his side
    MARE
  17. 17OATSHerbaceous plant of the family of grasses, of thin stems and narrow leaves
    EXMPL:Juan, el granjero, cosecho avena ayer.
    OATS
  18. 18PATFrom the palm of the hand or the palm of the hull of the animals
    EXMPL:
    PAT
  19. 19RACEMarch on foot at fast speed and with impulses, so that both feet stay a moment in the air
    EXMPL: Give yourself a career and you reach it.
    RACE
  20. 20RUINBig loss of fortune
    EXMPL: When his ruin came, his wife abandoned him
    RUIN
  21. 21SHOUTtalk too loudly
    EXMPL: I'm right next to you; there's no need to shout!
    SHOUT
  22. 22DULLboring
    EXMPL: The thesis was so dull that I fell asleep reading it.
    DULL
  23. 23CHARMEDLucky, blessed
    EXMPL: David has always been so lucky; he seems to lead a charmed life
    CHARMED
  24. 24FLEErun away from
    EXMPL: Millions flee hunger and persecution each year.
    FLEE
  25. 25QUICKLYrapidly
    EXMPL: The government moved quickly to rescue the flood victims
    QUICKLY
  26. 26JOURNEYextended travel
    EXMPL: We went on a journey around South America.
    JOURNEY
  27. 27BOREDuninterested
    EXMPL: The bored children wanted to play outside.
    BORED
  28. 28SWEEPact of brushing or cleaning
    EXMPL: The bathroom floor is covered in hairs; a sweep will get it clean.
    SWEEP
  29. 29CAPTIVEprisoner
    EXMPL: The enemy troops have over two hundred captives.
    CAPTIVE
  30. 30FLOODwater
    EXMPL: The government sent the military to help save people from the flood.
    FLOOD
  31. 31WONcome first in, be victorious in
    EXMPL: Our team won the game 3-2.
    WON
  32. 32ABILITYtalent
    EXMPL: After years of practicing, Bill now has the ability to play the piano beautifully.
    ABILITY
  33. 33DEJECTEDdespondent
    EXMPL: Jeff felt dejected after failing his math test.
    DEJECTED
  34. 34SWAMPwetlands
    EXMPL: Alligators live in the swamp.
    SWAMP
  35. 35GLEAMINGshining
    EXMPL: The gleaming object we saw turned out to be a metal roof.
    GLEAMING
  36. 36THOUGHTidea
    EXMPL: I just had a thought: What if we work together?
    THOUGHT
  37. 37SuRROUNDpolice: encircle
    The police surrounded the building.
    SuRROUND
  38. 38ERUPTEDvolcano: eject lava
    EMPL: When was the last time Mount Etna erupted?
    ERUPTED
  39. 39FESTOONSdecorate
    EXMPL: The girl's parents had festooned the hall for her birthday party.
    FESTOONS
  40. 40LOCH NESSit is an extensive and deep lake of fresh water that is in the Highlands
    EXMPL: The lonch ness have a monster
    LOCH NESS
  41. 41CREATUREanimal, beast
    EXMPL: You find all sorts of interesting creatures living in fallen tree trunks.
    CREATURE
  42. 42BENEATHlower socially than
    EXMPL: He married a woman far beneath him socially.
    BENEATH
  43. 43SPOTstain
    EXMPL: There is a ketchup spot on your shirt there.
    SPOT
  44. 44BRIGHTemitting lots of light
    EXMPL: The sun is bright today.
    BRIGHT
  45. 45DIZZYfeeling vertiginous
    EXMPL: Robert was dizzy after spinning around in circles
    DIZZY
  46. 46CLEVERerson: ingenious
    EXMPL: Most people will agree that Einstein was an incredibly clever man.
    CLEVER
  47. 47CONCEITEDegotistical
    EXMPL: Owen is conceited and difficult to talk to.
    CONCEITED
  48. 48CORPSEdead body
    EXMPL: Little Mary lay perfectly still and tried not to breath, pretending she was a corps
    CORPSE
  49. 49MURKYliquid, glass, etc.: cloudy
    EXMPL: The crocodile waited in the murky water.
    MURKY
  50. 50DWELLSformal, literary (live)
    EXMPL: George has dwelled here all his life.
    DWELLS

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