November 22 Seamless

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Seamlessly It's a children's film that seamlessly combines live action with computer-generated creatures. The plot moves seamlessly from one location to another. start learning		without any sudden changes, interruptions, or problems:
Hoard [sth] /ˈhɔːrd/ In huge amounts We've started hoarding vegetables for the winter. start learning		(keep for future)
Decline /dɪˈklaɪn/ The decline in sales... The number of remote roles advertised on the platform has declined globally. start learning		(decrease) disminuir, descender, decaer, bajar
Outstrip /ˌaʊtˈstrɪp/ Our annual sales outstripped the competitors start learning		(excel, surpass)
Supersede /ˌsuːpərˈsiːd/ No one could supersede his sister. Wireless broadband could supersede satellite radio one day. start learning		Take the place of SB/sth else:
Entangle [sth] in [sth] Sb entangles sb else in sth The kitten was entangled in a mass of yarn. 2. Bernard's brother entangled him in a pyramid scheme. start learning		{often passive} (Sth or Sb tangle up in something else) enredar, enmarañar 2. figurative, often passive (involve: [sb] in [sth]) fig.
Let alone + bare infinitive He left, barely able to see straight, let along THINK straight. start learning		He left, barely able to see straight, let along think straight.
Live up to something: It can be quite a negative thing to constantly try to live up to someone else's stardards, rather than relax and enjoy yourself. start learning		Be as good as something.
Tangled up Sb is tangled up in sth 1. the principal is tangled up in a dispute with the teachers. 2. Sth tangled up in itself, i.e. hair start learning		(implicated) enredado
2. Diminish - Brain capacity peaks at a young age and then begins to diminish gradually. start learning		Diminish (decrease) disminuir, reducirsee, apagarse
Excel /ɪkˈsɛl/ When it comes to science subjects, Jane has always excelled. start learning		(be very good, skilled) sobresalir, distinguirse.
Gauge, gage /ˈgeɪdʒ/ Ron tried to gauge the distance to the trees. start learning		(estimate)

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