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| a device for pushing against something with force.
| They used the log as a ram to break down the door.
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| ran
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| a 400-meter race.
| She ran a bookstore.
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| rate
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| a level of payment.
| The vacation resort charges high rates for its apartments.
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| rather
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| preferably
| She’d rather have fruit than cake.
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| raw
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| not experienced.
| A raw recruit.
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| raw
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| painful to touch.
| A raw wound.
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| reach
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| to arrive at a place.
| After a long trek they reached the other side of the island.
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| rear
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| to rise up on the back legs.
| A rearing horse.
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| reckon
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| to work out the amount of something.
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| record
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| to write down information on paper.
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| record
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| information that is written or printed.
| She kept a record of the day’s events in her diary.
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| record
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| the fastest or best performance in an activity or sport.
| They tried to beat the record for the number of people who can stand on a chair.
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| recover
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| to get something back.
| He recovered his hat from the lake.
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| reflect
| noun
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| to give back, or show, an image of something or someone.
| His face was reflected in the mirror.
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| regular
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| even in shape or sound.
| These wooden cubes are regular shapes.
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| relief
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| help given to people who need it.
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| remain
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| to be left behind.
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| remain
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| to stay unchanged.
| She remained calm while everyone else panicked.
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| replace
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| to exchange or renew.
| He replaced his bicycle with a bigger, more expensive one.
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| replay
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| to play a recording of something again.
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| reserve
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| They reserved a table at the restaurant for 8 o’clock.
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| respect
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| politeness
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| responsible
| adjective
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| in charge of something.
| The boy was responsible for feeding his dog
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| rest
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| something that is left over.
| Most people left yesterday, but the rest went this morning
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| rest
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| when something is still.
| The ball came to rest at the teacher’s feet.
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| return
| noun
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| to give something back to a person.
| She returned the book he had lent her.
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| revolution
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| a time when people fight to change the government of their country.
| The French Revolution.
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| rich
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| having a lot of something.
| Milk is rich in calcium.
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| ride
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| to travel on anything that moves.
| Riding on a Ferris wheel
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| right
| noun
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| correct or lawful.
| The right answer.
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