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It's a bit dark in this room - I'll open the blinds. start learning
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a cover that you pull down over a window
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Could you draw the curtains? start learning
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a piece of material that hangs down to cover a window, stage, etc
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He locked the room and put up a sign asking people to keep out. start learning
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to not go into a place, or to stop someone or something from going into a place
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She was starting to feel claustrophobic in her own home. start learning
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feeling very anxious when you are in a small or crowded place
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He works an eight-hour shift. start learning
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a period of work in a place such as a factory or hospital
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She suffers from severe depression. start learning
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to have an illness or other health problem
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It took her months to get over the shock of Richard leaving. start learning
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gin to feel better after being unhappy or sick
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She covered him with a duvet. start learning
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a cover filled with feathers or warm material that you sleep under
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a type of dream where the dreamer becomes aware that they are dreaming.
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My ancestors came from Ireland. start learning
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a relative who lived a long time ago
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Parallel experiments are being conducted in both countries. start learning
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similar and happening at the same time
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life-threatening conditions/diseases start learning
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The lecture was so boring that I had to fight the yawn back. start learning
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to defend yourself when someone or something attacks you or causes problems for you
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He suffers from Down's syndrome. start learning
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a combination of physical problems that often go together in a particular illness
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a period of 100 years, especially used in giving dates
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This is the last time we can stop before nightfall. start learning
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the time in the evening when it gets dark
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We're just praying for rain. start learning
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to hope very much that something will happen
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He is the best gamer I know. start learning
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someone who plays games, especially computer games
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She turned round and saw him come into the room. start learning
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move so as to face in the opposite direction.
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Jack has been a loyal worker in this company for almost 50 years. start learning
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firm and not changing in your friendship with or support for a person or an organization, or in your belief in your principles
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It takes a while for my body clock to get adjusted when I fly from New York to London. start learning
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your body's natural need to sleep, eat, etc. at particular times
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