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| very large.
| An enormous umbrella.
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| enough
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| as much as is needed.
| Do you have enough money?
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| enter
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| to go into a place.
| The train entered the tunnel.
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| entertain
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| to amuse people or provide a pleasant way to pass the time.
| The juggler entertained the children all afternoon.
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| enthusiastic
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| very interested in something.
| He is an enthusiastic skier.
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| entire
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| whole
| The entire class came to my party.
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| envelope
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| a folded paper container for letters or cards.
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| environment
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| the surroundings in which a person, plant, or animal lives.
| A city environment is often noisy and polluted.
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| envy
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| to feel unhappy because you want something that someone else has.
| I envy her long vacations.
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| episode
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| one part of a television or radio series.
| The first episode was so exciting that he couldn’t wait to see the next one.
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| equal
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| the same.
| Equal in length.
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| equator
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| an imaginary line around the middle of the Earth that divides the northern half of the world from the southern half.
| The equator is drawn onto maps and globes.
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| equipment
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| the things that you need for a job or an activity.
| snorkeling equipment
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| error
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| a mistake.
| She failed the exam because her paper was full of errors.
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| erupt
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| to explode suddenly.
| The volcano erupted.
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| escalator
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| a moving staircase that carries people between levels or floors.
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| escape
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| to run away from somewhere or someone.
| The tiger escaped from his cage.
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| establish
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| to organize or set up.
| They established a camp at the foot of the mountain.
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| estimate
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| to make a thoughtful guess about something.
| We estimated that the journey would take 10 hours.
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| evaporate
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| to dry up gradually, changing from a liquid to a gas.
| The water slowly evaporated.
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| even
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| flat or level.
| Smooth and even grass.
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| evening
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| the end of the day when the Sun sets and it grows dark.
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| event
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| something important that happens or is organized.
| The fireworks display is a big event each year.
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| eventually
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| in the end or finally.
| After arguing for hours we eventually reached an agreement.
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| evergreen
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| having green leaves all year round.
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| every
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| all, or each one.
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| evidence
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| proof that something has happened.
| The detectives looked for evidence at the scene of the crime.
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| evil
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| wicked.
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| evolution
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| the gradual development of animals and plants over a very long time.
| Evolution of the horse.
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| exact
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| accurate or precise.
| She pointed to the exact place on the map.
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