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Emoji
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#12295
🌊
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wave
/weɪv/
noun
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a long body of water curling into an arched form and breaking on the shore
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The waves crashed against the rocks during the storm. |
surge, swell, breaker, ripple
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still, calm, stagnant
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big wave, tidal wave, surf the wave, wave goodbye
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#12296
🌅
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west
/wɛst/
noun
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the direction to the left of the north and to the right of the south, typically associated with the sunset
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The sun sets in the west. |
sunset, occident
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east, orient
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west coast, west side, go west, western civilization
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#12297
👍
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well
/wɛl/
adverb
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in a good or satisfactory way
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She did well in her exams. |
successfully, excellently, proficiently
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poorly, badly
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do well, perform well, feel well
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#12298
💼
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welfare
/ˈwɛlfɛr/
noun
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the health, happiness, and fortunes of a person or group
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The government provides welfare to low-income families. |
well-being, benefit, assistance
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harm, damage
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social welfare, welfare system, welfare state
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#12299
👋
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welcome
/ˈwɛlkəm/
verb
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welcomed
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welcomed
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welcomes
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welcoming
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to greet someone in a friendly way
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They welcomed us with open arms at the party. |
greet, receive, invite
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reject, exclude
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welcome gesture, warmly welcome, welcome home
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#12300
⚖️
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weight
/weɪt/
noun
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a measure of how heavy something is
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The weight of the package was 10 kilograms. |
mass, heaviness, load
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lightness
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body weight, weight lifting, weight loss
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#12301
📅
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weekly
/ˈwiːkli/
adjective
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occurring or done every week
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We have a weekly meeting on Mondays. |
regular, periodic, routine
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irregular, occasional
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weekly meeting, weekly report, weekly schedule
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#12302
🌴
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weekend
/ˈwiːkˌɛnd/
noun
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the end of the week, typically regarded as Saturday and Sunday
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They are planning a trip for the weekend. |
rest days, holiday, break
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workday
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spend the weekend, weekend trip, weekend getaway
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#12303
📅
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week
/wiːk/
noun
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a period of seven days
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I will finish the project by the end of the week. |
seven days, workweek, time span
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day, month
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work week, start of the week, end of the week
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#12304
💍
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wedding
/ˈwɛdɪŋ/
noun
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a marriage ceremony, especially considered as including the associated celebrations
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They are planning a wedding in the summer. |
marriage, nuptials, ceremony, union
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divorce, separation
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attend a wedding, wedding ceremony, wedding dress, wedding reception
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#12305
👗
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wear
/wɛə(r)/
verb
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wore
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worn
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wears
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wearing
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to put clothes or accessories on your body
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She wears a red dress every Friday. |
dress, put on, don, sport
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remove, take off
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wear clothes, wear shoes, wear a smile, wear a hat
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#12306
🗡️
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weapon
/ˈwɛpən/
noun
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a thing designed or used for inflicting harm or damage
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He carried a weapon for self-defense. |
arm, tool, instrument, device
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peace, harmony, defense
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carry a weapon, use a weapon, weapon of choice
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#12307
💰
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wealthy
/ˈwɛlθi/
adjective
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having a great deal of money, resources, or assets
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He became wealthy after investing in real estate. |
rich, prosperous, affluent, loaded
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poor, broke, destitute
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wealthy family, wealthy businessman, wealthy lifestyle, wealthy country
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#12308
💪
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weak
/wiːk/
adjective
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lacking physical strength or energy
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She felt weak after the long run. |
frail, delicate, feeble, fragile
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strong, powerful, robust
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feel weak, weak point, weak health, weak muscles
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#12309
👥
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we
/wi/
pronoun
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used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself and one or more other people
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We are going to the park this afternoon. |
us, ourselves, we two, we three
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I, you
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we are, we need, we can, we love
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#12310
🤝
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volunteer
/ˌvɒl.ənˈtɪə/
noun/verb
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volunteered
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volunteered
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volunteers
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volunteering
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a person who does something, especially helping other people, willingly and without being paid
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She decided to volunteer at the local animal shelter. |
helper, contributor, supporter, participant
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recipient, beneficiary
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volunteer work, volunteer for, volunteer program, volunteer at
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#12311
💧
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water
/ˈwɔːtər/
noun
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a clear, colorless, odorless, and tasteless liquid that is essential for life
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We need to drink water to stay hydrated. |
liquid, H2O, aqua, spring water
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dry, desert, parched
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drink water, water bottle, clean water, water source
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#12312
👀
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watch
/wɒtʃ/
verb
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watched
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watched
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watches
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watching
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to look at something for a period of time
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She watches the news every evening. |
observe, view, look at, gaze
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ignore, neglect, overlook
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watch TV, watch a movie, watch the news, watch carefully
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#12313
🗑️
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waste
/weɪst/
noun
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something that is not useful and is thrown away
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Don't waste your time on unnecessary tasks. |
garbage, trash, rubbish, refuse
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value, resource, asset
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waste time, waste energy, waste of resources, waste disposal
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#12314
🧼
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wash
/wɒʃ/
verb
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washed
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washed
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washes
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washing
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to clean something with water or other liquid
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I need to wash my hands before dinner. |
clean, rinse, scrub, bathe
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dirty, soil, contaminate
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wash dishes, wash clothes, wash hands, wash face
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#12315
⚠️
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warning
/ˈwɔːrnɪŋ/
noun
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a statement or event that tells you of a possible danger or problem
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The warning sign was clearly visible on the road. |
alert, caution, notice, heads-up
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ignorance, oblivion, indifference
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warning sign, warning label, warning light, warning message
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#12316
⚠️
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warn
/wɔːrn/
verb
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warned
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warned
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warns
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warning
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to tell someone about a possible danger or problem
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She warned him about the storm coming. |
alert, caution, notify, advise
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ignore, overlook, neglect
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warn someone, warn about, warn of danger, warn in advance
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#12317
☀️
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warm
/wɔːrm/
adjective
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having a moderate degree of heat
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The warm sunlight made the room feel cozy. |
hot, mild, heated, comfortable
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cold, cool, chilly
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warm weather, warm drink, warm blanket
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#12318
⚔️
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war
/wɔːr/
noun
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a state of conflict between different countries or groups
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The war caused great suffering to the people. |
battle, conflict, fight, combat
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peace, harmony
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war zone, world war, civil war
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#12319
🧱
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wall
/wɔːl/
noun
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a vertical structure that encloses or divides an area
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The wall in our living room is painted blue. |
barrier, partition, fence, divider
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open, doorway
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wall of bricks, brick wall, wall art
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#12320
🚶
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walk
/wɔːk/
verb
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walked
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walked
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walks
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walking
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to move by putting one foot in front of the other
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She likes to walk in the park every morning. |
stroll, march, stride, step
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run, sprint
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go for a walk, take a walk, walk around
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#12321
⏳
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wait
/weɪt/
verb
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waited
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waited
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waits
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waiting
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to stay in one place or remain inactive until something happens
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I will wait for you at the bus stop. |
remain, stay, linger, anticipate
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leave, go, depart
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wait for, wait patiently, wait in line
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#12322
⚔️
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vs
/vərsəs/
abbreviation
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used to indicate opposition or contrast between two things
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The match was Brazil vs Argentina in the final. |
against, versus, compared to
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with
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vs each other, A vs B, team vs team, person vs person
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#12323
🗳️
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voter
/ˈvəʊtə/
noun
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a person who votes in an election
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Voters lined up outside the polling station to cast their ballots. |
elector, constituent, citizen
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non-voter, abstainer
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eligible voter, registered voter, voting rights, active voter
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#12324
🗳️
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vote
/vəʊt/
verb/noun
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voted
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voted
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votes
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voting
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to express a choice or opinion in a formal decision-making process, especially in elections
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I will vote for the candidate who supports environmental policies. |
elect, choose, select, decide
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reject, ignore
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vote for, vote against, vote in favor, voting rights
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