accustomed
[akAstamd] adj.
When you become accustomed to something, you are in the habit of it. -* G randfather is accustomed to reading the newspaper every morning. r*
affirm
[afarm ] v.
To affirm is to say that something is true. -*â– Using a graph, Malcolm affirm ed the success o f the company.
astonished Mar#] adj. If someone is astonished, they are very surprised or shocked. - + 1 was astonished when he pulled the live ra b bit o ut o f his hat.
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bang fen]
v.
To bang is to hit som ething to make a noise. -* The drum m er banged on his drum as he marched in the parade. C la n [klaen] n.
A clan is a group of relatives or friends. - * The Lee clan meets every year to celebrate the New Year.
dim
[dim] adj.
When som ething is dim, it does not give out much light. -Âť Working in a dim room is bad fo r your eyes.
emphasis
[emfasis] n.
Emphasis is special attention or importance. -* The students p u t special emphasis on chapter 4 because it will be on ti
fable
[feibal] n.
A fable is a short story that teaches a lesson. -* In the fable about the tortoise and the hare, the lesson is consistency.
feast
[first] n.
A feast is a large meal for many people. -+ A t Thanksgiving, I enjoy a wonderful feast with my family.
glow
[glou] v.
To glow is to make a soft light. -* The sm all flam e glow ed softly.