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English Vocabulary for Danny Boy
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English Vocabulary for Danny Boy
39 words
sleep
(v)
to rest by voluntarily suspended consciousness, usually for several hours during the night
I sleep for 8 hours every day.
I sleep for 8 hours every day.
mountain
(n)
a geographical feature that is a large, natural elevation from the ground
mountain top
mountain top
hear
(v)
to listen, to take in sounds through the ears
hear a sound
hear a sound
warm
(a)
warm weather
warm weather
rose
(n)
It takes light, water and fertilizer to make the roses bloom.
It takes light, water and fertilizer to make the roses bloom.
flower
(n)
a plant that blossoms, usually with colorful petals
single flower
single flower
summer
(n)
the hottest season of the year
hot summer day
hot summer day
soft
(a)
not hard or firm, easy to push into or compress
soft towels
soft towels
love
(v)
love a man
love a man
snow
(n)
snow on the ground
snow on the ground
white
(a)
black and white cow
black and white cow
go
(v)
to travel, to move from one place to another
She goes to the store.
She goes to the store.
say
(v)
to speak, to verbalize words
The people are saying, "Hello."
The people are saying, "Hello."
tell
(v)
Tell me your phone number and e-mail address.
Tell me your phone number and e-mail address.
die
(v)
He died in an accident last year.
He died in an accident last year.
valley
(n)
meadow
(n)
boy
(n)
a young, male human
sad boy
sad boy
fall
(n)
March marks the start of Spring in the northern hemisphere and fall in the southern hemisphere.
March marks the start of Spring in the northern hemisphere and fall in the southern hemisphere.
peace
(n)
grave
(n)
shadow
(n)
place
(n)
sweet
(a)
lie
(v)
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