r found
[faund] v.
To found a company or organization means to start it. -» The pilgrims founded one of the first colonies in the United States.
r invest
[invest] v.
To invest means to use money in a way that will bring a profit later. -* I invested money in a new building that should bring me a profit.
r loan
[loun] n.
A loan is the act of lending something, usually money. -»I got a loan from the bank.
r practical
[prsektikal] adj.
If something is practical, it is useful in normal life. — Learning English is practical; you can use it in many places.
r quarter [kwo:rter] n. A quarter is 25 cents. -*■He paid a quarter for the candy.
r salary [sseleri] n. A salary is how much money a person makes at his or her job. -»He got a new job with a better salary.
r scholarship
[skaleirjlp] n.
A scholarship is money given to one so they can go to school. -»I got a scholarship to help me pay for university.
r temporary
[tempered] adj.
If something is temporary, it exists for a short time. -*■This car is only temporary; I’ll get a new one soon. C
treasure
[tre3e:r] n.
A treasure is a collection of valuable things, especially jewels or gold. -* They became very rich when they found the buried treasure.
r urge
[e:/-d3] v.
To urge someone is to try very hard to get them to do something. -»■He urged them to believe his story.