Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1

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In this seventh film of the series, Harry, who does not attend school, will learn many things about his own past. This time, he must destroy the Horcruxes together with Ron and Hermione. The way to destroy the Horcruxes is hidden in the secret of the Deathly Hallows. Will Harry be able to stand against the Dark Lord, who has gathered his strength? This struggle can teach you English. All the words used in the film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (Deathly Hallows Part 1) and their meanings have been uploaded. You can learn all the words accompanied by a fun quiz. Come on, start the quiz now so that there are no words left that you do not know.

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used to show a difference between two statements

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used to show a difference between two statements

It is raining; however, we will go out.

in whatever way

However you do it, it is fine

a word used to say hi

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a word used to say hi

Hello, how are you

used to express surprise or disbelief

Hello? Are you kidding

not a single thing

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not a single thing

There is nothing here

still there after others have gone

There is nothing left

to say that something is true

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to say that something is true

He admitted his mistake

to let someone enter a place

The club admits members only

true or accurate

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true or accurate

You are right

a legal or moral claim to something

Everyone has the right to education

the side that is opposite of left

Turn right at the corner

not right or not working properly

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not right or not working properly

This answer is wrong

not morally right or acceptable

Stealing is wrong

related to magic or wizards

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related to magic or wizards

He is attending a wizarding school

to look quickly and secretly

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to look quickly and secretly

he took a peek inside the room

to visit interesting places as a tourist

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to visit interesting places as a tourist

We went to Paris to sightsee

to show or make clear what something is

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to show or make clear what something is

He means to help you with the project

to have a particular meaning

This sign means stop

the money or resources someone has

He lives beyond his means

not completely, close to

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not completely, close to

It is nearly time to go

the early part of the day, from sunrise to noon

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the early part of the day, from sunrise to noon

I wake up early in the morning

a short way to say 'good morning'

Morning, how are you?

before now; in the past

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before now; in the past

I saw him two days ago

a clear liquid that falls as rain and is in rivers, lakes, etc.

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a clear liquid that falls as rain and is in rivers, lakes, etc.

I drink a glass of water

to give water to plants

I water the plants every day

used to check if the listener understands or as a pause

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used to check if the listener understands or as a pause

All right, let's move on

used to express agreement or acceptance

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used to express agreement or acceptance

All right I will help you

fine or okay

Everything is all right

a large number or quantity of something

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a large number or quantity of something

I have a whole lot of work to do

having a red color

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having a red color

He had a ruddy complexion

a room where a court of law meets

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a room where a court of law meets

The lawyer entered the courtroom

fitting very closely to the body

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fitting very closely to the body

This shirt is too tight

having a very small difference between two sides or amounts

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having a very small difference between two sides or amounts

The schedule is very tight

hard to deal with

We are in a tight situation

held strongly in place

The lid of the jar is tight

feeling strong displeasure or irritation

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feeling strong displeasure or irritation

The customer was angry about the delay

to move your hand from side to side to greet or signal

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to move your hand from side to side to greet or signal

She gave a friendly wave

to move from side to side repeatedly

The trees wave in the wind

a moving ridge on water or in the air

The waves are very big today

a sudden increase in popularity or activity of something

There is a new wave of interest in jazz

very bad or disgusting

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very bad or disgusting

There was a foul smell in the room

to make something dirty or unpleasant

The oil spill fouled the water

an action that is not allowed or is wrong

The player committed a foul

very shocking or evil

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very shocking or evil

He committed a monstrous crime

extremely large

The building is monstrous

very intelligent or smart

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very intelligent or smart

He is a brilliant student

very good or impressive

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very good or impressive

This is a brilliant idea

to help someone out of danger or trouble

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to help someone out of danger or trouble

The lifeguard rescued the swimmer

the act of saving someone from danger

The rescue was successful

something that is more important than other things

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something that is more important than other things

My priority is to finish this project

the things that are most important to someone

My work is my main priority

to go away from a place

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to go away from a place

They left the house early

to let something stay in place

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to let something stay in place

Leave your coat on the chair

to give something to someone

He left his money to his son

a period of time when you are allowed to be away from work

He asked for leave to visit his family

to beat someone very easily in a game or competition

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to beat someone very easily in a game or competition

We destroyed the other team in the game

to damage something so badly that it cannot be fixed

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to damage something so badly that it cannot be fixed

The storm destroyed the village

to end the life of a living thing

They had to destroy the sick dog

to fail to notice something

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to fail to notice something

I overlooked a small mistake

to have a view of something from above

The hotel overlooks the ocean

a place that gives a good view of the area below

We stopped at the overlook to take photos

saying or doing things to cause laughter, or indicating that a previous statement was not meant to be taken seriously

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saying or doing things to cause laughter, or indicating that a previous statement was not meant to be taken seriously

I was only joking

to see or locate something

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to see or locate something

I am finding my lost keys

the act of seeing or locating something

Finding the treasure was amazing

something learned or discovered

The research finding was important

in the right way

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in the right way

Please close the door properly

an item that is made to be sold

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an item that is made to be sold

The store sells ceramic ware

the state or position of something

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the state or position of something

What is your current status?

a person's standing or rank in society

He has high status in the company

to stay or continue to exist

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to stay or continue to exist

He remained silent

a dead body or part of a dead body

The remains were found in the woods

a group of people organized for a purpose

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a group of people organized for a purpose

He joined the police force

to make someone do something

They forced him to leave

to use physical strength to move something

He forced the door open

physical power or strength

He pushed the door with force

to start to be something

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to start to be something

It got dark outside

to get or receive something

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to get or receive something

He got a new car

to reach a place

I got home late

to understand or hear something correctly

I finally got the message

a breaking of a rule or law

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a breaking of a rule or law

This is a minor infraction

to require something because it is necessary

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to require something because it is necessary

He needed water

wanted or necessary for a purpose

I have the needed tools for the job

a plant used to treat injuries in the Harry Potter world

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a plant used to treat injuries in the Harry Potter world

Harry applied dittany to heal his wound

a type of aromatic plant used in medicine or cooking

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a type of aromatic plant used in medicine or cooking

Dittany is known for its strong aroma

a mark or shape that has a particular meaning

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a mark or shape that has a particular meaning

It is a sign of respect

a movement of the body that has a meaning

He made a sign to be quiet

to write your name on a document to show you agree or approve

Please sign the contract here

to check that something is true or correct

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to check that something is true or correct

Make sure the door is locked

to make certain that something happens

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to make certain that something happens

Make sure you arrive on time

having no doubt; confident

Make sure of the facts

a tool you hold over your head to stay dry in the rain

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a tool you hold over your head to stay dry in the rain

I have a red umbrella

something that covers or protects a group of people or things

The organization operates under a broad umbrella

to take something in your hand or lift it

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to take something in your hand or lift it

Pick it up from the floor

to learn something without formal teaching

I picked up some Spanish while traveling

to start again after stopping

Let's pick it up tomorrow

to go away from a place

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to go away from a place

I need to get out of here

to keep someone safe from harm

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to keep someone safe from harm

The army defended the city

to give reasons to show something is right

She defended her decision

to speak or act in favor of someone or something

He defended his friend

in accordance with fact or reality

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in accordance with fact or reality

It is true that she is here

always telling the truth

He is a true person

always supporting and being faithful to someone

She is a true friend to me

always working as expected

This system is true and effective

for all time

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for all time

He is ever loyal to his duty

at any time; in all your life

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at any time; in all your life

Have you ever been to Rome

used to add force to a statement

It was ever so cold

from a time

Have you ever been to Paris

to make an effort to do something

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to make an effort to do something

I will try to run

to examine evidence in a court of law to decide if someone is guilty

They will try the suspect in court

to test something to see if it works

Try this cake

a follower of Voldemort in the Harry Potter stories

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a follower of Voldemort in the Harry Potter stories

The Death Eaters serve the Dark Lord

having no doubt; confident

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having no doubt; confident

I am sure about this

to say that you accept or agree with something

Sure I will do that

a particular area or point

We met at this sure

a day set aside to celebrate a particular thing

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a day set aside to celebrate a particular thing

We are going to a wedding this Saturday

a ceremony where two people get married

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a ceremony where two people get married

The wedding ceremony starts at noon

a woman who is getting married

The bride arrived at the wedding early

to become joined in marriage

They are planning their wedding

the ceremony where two people wed

They are planning a beautiful wedding

the ceremony of becoming joined in marriage

They had a small nikah ceremony

a department or group in a church

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a department or group in a church

The youth ministry organized a trip

a government office or organization

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a government office or organization

He works at the Ministry of Health

a quantity of something

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a quantity of something

How much is this

to a large degree

I like it very much

still there after others have gone

Not much is left

to a small degree; slightly

It did not help much

a narrow way for walking

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a narrow way for walking

We walked along the narrow path

a way of living or acting that leads to a particular result

She chose a difficult path in life

to give an impression of being something

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to give an impression of being something

You seem happy today

to spread something over a wide area

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to spread something over a wide area

The scent diffused through the room

the state of looking or being like something else

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the state of looking or being like something else

There is a strong resemblance between them

a smaller amount or number

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a smaller amount or number

I want less water

to ask God to protect or help

May God bless you

too many to count

The stars are endless

not having something

She is fearless

to lose blood from a wound

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to lose blood from a wound

Your finger is bleeding

to lose a large amount of money

The company is bleeding money

to gradually blend into something

The colors began to bleed together

to show very strong support for a team or group

He bleeds for his team

to start to be in a particular state

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to start to be in a particular state

It is getting cold

to reach a place

When did you get home?

to receive or obtain something

I got a letter today

the way someone's voice sounds

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the way someone's voice sounds

He spoke in a firm tone

a particular shade of a color

The walls were painted in a soft tone of blue

a sound, especially one that is a signal

The phone made a high tone

an alcoholic drink made from grain

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an alcoholic drink made from grain

He loves this local brew

to form or grow gradually

A storm is brewing in the distance

to create a drink, especially beer

They brew beer at home

to prepare a hot drink by mixing leaves or flowers with hot water

I will brew some tea

to need to pay or give something to someone

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to need to pay or give something to someone

I owe you ten dollars

caused by or happening because of something

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caused by or happening because of something

He owes his success to hard work

to put two people or things together as a set

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to put two people or things together as a set

The teacher paired off the students

to form pairs with someone

Please pair off for the activity

to keep doing something

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to keep doing something

Please continue reading

the act of keeping something going

They decided to continue the meeting

at a fast speed; without delay

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at a fast speed; without delay

He ran quickly to the bus

to enter a place or group secretly

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to enter a place or group secretly

Spies infiltrated the organization

the condition of being unable to be seen

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the condition of being unable to be seen

The superhero has the power of invisibility

in the lower or nearby location

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in the lower or nearby location

Come down here and see this

to wait or stop

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to wait or stop

Please hold on a moment

to hold something tightly or keep it

Hold on to the rail

to keep something in a particular position or state

Hold on to your ticket

to begin moving or to leave

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to begin moving or to leave

Let's get going before the traffic starts

to start doing something

We need to get going on the assignment

to drop or be separated from a surface or object

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to drop or be separated from a surface or object

The picture fell off the wall

wearing a hood or having a hood over the head

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wearing a hood or having a hood over the head

He wore a hooded jacket

to move forward by putting one foot in front of the other

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to move forward by putting one foot in front of the other

She likes to walk in the park

to describe a process step by step

Let me walk you through the process

a paved or unpaved path for people to walk on

The park has a nice walk for visitors

a room with strong walls and a door used to store valuable things

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a room with strong walls and a door used to store valuable things

The bank kept the money in a vault

a curved structure that forms the roof of a building or room

The church has a high stone vault

to jump over something using your hands or a pole

He vaulted over the fence

to have clothing on the body

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to have clothing on the body

I wear a watch

the damage that happens to something from normal use

The carpet began to wear

to make someone feel very tired

The hard work began to wear him

to show a feeling or quality through your appearance or behavior

She wears a happy expression

not seen or found often

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not seen or found often

This is a rare coin

not cooked for very long

I like my steak rare

to be worthy of something

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to be worthy of something

You deserve to be happy

used to show that each person in a group does something to the others

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used to show that each person in a group does something to the others

They help one another

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