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2022-04-17 12:23:33 Open / Comment

2022-04-17 09:05:31 DUPLICATE v.
to copy something exactly

She duplicated her friend’s movements like she was in front of a mirror.
Give the plant abundant light, to duplicate outdoor conditions.
The manager asked the secretary to duplicate the document.


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2022-04-16 20:35:51 Do you love nature? Open / Comment

2022-04-16 20:28:15 Open / Comment

2022-04-16 19:26:21 PRECAUTION n.
something done to protect people from possible harm or trouble

As a precaution, you should put on a heavy coat before going out in cold weather.
She had to stay in hospital overnight, just as a precaution.
Save your work often as a precaution against computer failure.


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2022-04-16 04:17:12 ABNORMAL adj.
If something is abnormal, it is strange or not normal.

Her idea of art is a bit too abnormal for me.
abnormal behaviour/weather/conditions
Tests revealed some abnormal skin cells.


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2022-04-15 20:40:42 Open / Comment

2022-04-15 04:40:41 CLUSTER n.
a group of things of the same kind that are very close together

She held a large cluster of grapes in her hand.
The grapefruit was named for the way it grows in clusters, much like grapes, on the tree.
From the airplane we could see little clusters of houses.


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2022-04-14 07:13:43 Open / Comment

2022-04-14 05:59:10 OVERLOAD v.
to put too many things on or into something

If you overload the truck, it might crash.
Be careful not to overload the washing machine.
Large meals overload
the digestive system.


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