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| circus
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| citizen
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| a person who lives in, and belongs to, a particular place.
| An American citizen.
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| a very large, important town.
| New York, San Francisco, and Chicago are US cities.
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| civilization
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| a large group of people living in a well-organized way.
| The Aztec civilization.
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| claim
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| to say that something is yours.
| She claimed first prize in the competition.
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| clang
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| to make a deep, loud, ringing sound.
| Bells clang.
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| clank
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| to make a short, metallic sound.
| Chains clank.
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| clap
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| to make a short, sharp sound with your hands.
| Clap your hands.
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| clash
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| a loud, metallic sound.
| Cymbals clash.
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| class
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| a group of pupils who are taught together.
| My class is learning French.
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| classify
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| to sort things out into groups of different types.
| Books can be classified as fiction or nonfiction.
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| clatter
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| to make a repeated rattling sound.
| The plates clattered to the floor.
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| claw
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| one of the long, curved, pointed nails that many animals and birds have on their feet.
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| clay
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| a soft, fine earth that is soft and sticky when wet and hard when dried or heated.
| Clay is used to make pots and bricks.
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| clean
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| to remove dirt or stains.
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| clean
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| without any dirt or stains.
| Clean silver.
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| clear
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| to move things that are in the way
| The walkers cleared a path through the bushes.
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| clear
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| easy to see through.
| The water was so clear that I could see the fish.
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| clench
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| to curl up your hand or hands tightly.
| She clenched her fists.
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| clever
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| able to learn and understand things easily.
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| click
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| to make a short, sharp sound with your fingers.
| Clicking your fingers.
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| cliff
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| the high, steep side of a mountain or rock.
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| climate
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| the type of weather that a place has over a long time.
| The climate in southern Africa is hot and dry.
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| climb
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| to move upward, using your hands and feet.
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| cling
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| to hold onto something very tightly.
| Clinging upside down.
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| clink
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| to make a soft, ringing sound.
| The ice clinked in the glass.
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| clip
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| a small metal or plastic object to fasten something together.
| A paper clip.
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| clock
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| an instrument that shows the time.
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| clockwise
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| moving in the same direction as the hands on a clock.
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