Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, the first film in the Harry Potter series, was a wonderful beginning that hooked fans on the franchise. As for the plot, Harry leads an ordinary life with his aunt and uncle. Discovering that he can move objects in a moment of anger marks the start of a different life for him. The talented Harry is accepted into Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. His time at school becomes a beautiful turning point where he learns how to control his abilities. If you want to learn English through foreign films, the Harry Potter series can be a great choice. All the words used in the film and their meanings have been uploaded. You can improve your English level immediately by learning the words accompanied by a quiz.

Words & meanings

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the edible seed of a plant

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the edible seed of a plant

I like to eat beans

to give an opinion or state a view

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to give an opinion or state a view

You should ask your opinion clearly

to ask for something or ask someone to do something

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to ask for something or ask someone to do something

I ask for a pen

to plan or have a purpose to do something

I ask to do this task

to say something to get information

I need to ask a question

to keep someone happy or interested

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to keep someone happy or interested

The clown entertained the children

to think about or give attention to an idea

He did not entertain the idea of leaving

a wish for success or happiness

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a wish for success or happiness

I wish you good luck with your exam

used to wish someone success or good fortune

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used to wish someone success or good fortune

Good luck on your exam

success or luck

Winning that game required some good luck

a person who uses magic

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a person who uses magic

The wizard cast a spell

a person who uses magic

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a person who uses magic

He is a famous wizard

a person who is very skilled at something

He is a computer wizard

to make someone feel sad by not doing what they hoped for

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to make someone feel sad by not doing what they hoped for

I do not want to disappoint you

to take something from a library for a period of time

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to take something from a library for a period of time

I need to check out this book from the library

to look at someone or something carefully

Please check out the report

to complete the formal process of leaving a hotel or paying for goods at a store

We need to check out by noon

to make sure something is correct or true

I will check out the facts

the act of leaving a hotel or paying for goods

Please complete your hotel check-out before noon

a large mythical animal that breathes fire

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a large mythical animal that breathes fire

Many legends talk about a draconis

to move back or away

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to move back or away

Please stand back from the edge

to move a short distance away from someone or something

Please stand back from the edge

to give an impression of being something

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to give an impression of being something

You seem happy today

feeling sorry or worried about something bad

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feeling sorry or worried about something bad

I am afraid I cannot help you

feeling fear

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feeling fear

She is afraid of spiders

feeling sorry or worried about something bad

I am afraid that we are late

of or relating to the mind

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of or relating to the mind

It is a mental process

not thinking in a normal way

He acts mental today

a person with a mental illness

He acts like a mental

to deceive someone

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to deceive someone

He tried to make a fool of me

to make someone look stupid or silly

He tried to make a fool of his brother

to cause someone to appear foolish

He tried to make a fool of his rival

a stupid person

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a stupid person

Ignore that pea brain

an insulting term for someone who is not smart

Don't be such a pea brain

very bad or unpleasant

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very bad or unpleasant

The weather was frightful today

extremely good, pleasant, or impressive

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extremely good, pleasant, or impressive

It was a wonderful day

used to get someone's attention

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used to get someone's attention

Look, we are late

to seem or appear a certain way

You look happy

the way someone looks, especially their physical attractiveness

I like her look

to turn your eyes toward something

Look at the bird

a place ruled by another country

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a place ruled by another country

India was once a British colony

a large group of the same animals or insects living together

Bees live in a large colony

feeling regret or expressing apology

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feeling regret or expressing apology

I am sorry for being late

to get something by paying money

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to get something by paying money

I want to buy a car

to accept something as true

I don't buy his story

to cause someone to receive something, often a problem or a charge

His arrogance bought him a lot of trouble

something that you buy

This dress was a great buy

to take something that belongs to someone else without permission

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to take something that belongs to someone else without permission

He stole my pen

something that is sold for a very low price

This jacket was a steal

to take attention or praise that someone else should get

She stole the show

to take something that does not belong to you

Someone tried to steal my bike

taken without permission

Someone tried to steal my bag

a small instrument that makes a loud sound when you blow into it

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a small instrument that makes a loud sound when you blow into it

The referee blew the whistle

to make a musical sound with your lips

He can whistle a song

to make a high-pitched sound by blowing air

The wind began to whistle

relaxed and peaceful

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relaxed and peaceful

The music is very mellow

calm and easygoing

He has a mellow personality

to become less strong or sharp over time

The cheese will mellow with age

a large musical instrument with many strings

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a large musical instrument with many strings

She plays the harp

to keep talking about something in an annoying way

Please stop harping on about your old job

an object used to make music

She plays the harp beautifully

to separate or order things into groups

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to separate or order things into groups

Please sort these books

a group with similar features

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a group with similar features

What sort of food is this

to deal with a problem or situation successfully

I will sort this problem out soon

to put something into a bottle

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to put something into a bottle

They bottle the wine

a glass or plastic container for liquids

The water is in the bottle

having the taste of dried nasal mucus

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having the taste of dried nasal mucus

That candy is booger flavored

to look at something for a long time

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to look at something for a long time

Stop staring at me

to look at something for a long time

Do not stare at people

to change completely in form or appearance

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to change completely in form or appearance

The caterpillar transforms into a butterfly

to put things into a container

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to put things into a container

Pack the boxes

a number of people or things together

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a number of people or things together

A pack of dogs

to have a weapon with you

He used to pack a gun

a small bag or box for holding things

I bought a pack of gum

to fill a place with a large number of people

The fans packed the stadium

to strike something with force

He packs a hard punch

to leave a place in a hurry

We should pack and leave soon

to put things into a bag or box for a trip

Have you packed your suitcase yet

to put things into a bag or box for travel or storage

I need to pack my bag

to put your belongings into a bag or suitcase for a trip

I need to pack my bag for the trip

to a moderate degree

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to a moderate degree

It is rather cold today

to like one thing more than another

I would rather stay home

used to show a choice or preference for one thing

I would rather stay home

to understand or notice something

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to understand or notice something

I realized my mistake

to become aware of something

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to become aware of something

He finally realized the truth

to become actual or happen

She realized her dream

present in the world or a place

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present in the world or a place

There are many opportunities out there

strange or unusual

His ideas are a bit out there

in a place that is away from the speaker

Look at the birds out there

in a place away from here

He is out there waiting for you

in a place away from here

There are many people out there

feeling a need to eat

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feeling a need to eat

I am hungry

feeling a strong need or desire for something

He is hungry for success

feeling a need to eat more than before

I am even more hungry now

a period of 100 years

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a period of 100 years

The castle is five centuries old

a period of 100 years

We live in the twenty-first century

to become calm and in control again

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to become calm and in control again

Pull yourself together and stop crying

to become calm and in control again

You need to pull yourself together before the meeting

a symbol in an alphabet

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a symbol in an alphabet

A is a letter

a written note sent to someone

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a written note sent to someone

I wrote a letter

a certificate given for achievement in sports

He earned a letter for his performance on the team

in every detail, without any changes

He followed the instructions to the letter

to bring bad luck

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to bring bad luck

I do not want to jinx it

tardy

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tardy

I am late for work

no longer living

His late father was a doctor

happening or done not long ago

These are late reports

not on time

I am late for work

feeling unwell

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feeling unwell

I feel sick today

slang for very good or impressive

That car is sick

causing a feeling of disgust or strong disapproval

This is a sick joke

annoyed or bored with something you have experienced for too long

I am sick of this noise

to request information

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to request information

She wanted to question him about the project

to express doubt about something

I question his honesty

being talked about or considered

This is the issue in question

not easy; hard

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not easy; hard

He had a rough year

not exact; not completely accurate

This is just a rough estimate

not smooth; having an uneven surface

The rock is rough

using force that is not gentle

The game was very rough

to push your body off the ground using your legs

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to push your body off the ground using your legs

The cat likes to jump

to make a sudden physical attack

The thief jumped the victim

the very start of something

It was the jump of a new era

to start a car with a dead battery using another battery

I need a jump for my car

the quality of being clear or reasonable

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the quality of being clear or reasonable

What you said makes sense

to become aware of something

I sense that something is wrong

a particular feeling or awareness

I have a sense of relief

a particular meaning or interpretation

This word has another sense

a person who studies the nature of knowledge and reality

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a person who studies the nature of knowledge and reality

Socrates was a famous philosopher

a person with strange or foolish ideas

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a person with strange or foolish ideas

Don't listen to that crackpot

something that is more important than others

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something that is more important than others

Safety is our top priority

something that is more important than other things

My priority is to finish this project

something that is more important than other things

Health is our top priority

the things that are most important to someone

My work is my main priority

used to say yes or to show agreement

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used to say yes or to show agreement

Of course I will help you

used to agree with someone or to describe something that is obviously true or expected

Can you help me? Of course

used to say something is expected or obvious

Of course I will help you

not including something or someone

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not including something or someone

You cannot go without a ticket

not having something

I cannot see without my glasses

on or to the outside of something

He stood without the door

the force that causes good or bad things to happen

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the force that causes good or bad things to happen

Luck can change quickly

good things that happen by chance

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good things that happen by chance

I had some good luck

to get something as a result of good luck

He lucked into this amazing job

giving pleasure

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giving pleasure

It was an enjoyable evening

in the process of traveling to a place

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in the process of traveling to a place

I am on the way to school

coming soon or getting closer

My friend is on the way

expecting a baby

They have a baby on the way

used to add another point

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used to add another point

Besides, it is too late

used to add another point to what has been said

Besides it is raining outside

in addition to what has been said

Besides it is getting late

other than; not including

No one was there besides me

the act of doing something regularly

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the act of doing something regularly

I am practicing the piano

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

a route or track to follow

We followed the path through the forest

a human being

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a human being

He is a good person

a human individual

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a human individual

Every person is different

human beings in general

A person needs sleep

a human being

I know that person

to make something known publicly

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to make something known publicly

They announced the winner

to make something known publicly

They will announce the winner soon

to tell people something officially

The company announced a new plan

to make something known to people

They will announce the winner soon

to use something that belongs to someone else and return it later

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to use something that belongs to someone else and return it later

Can I borrow your pen?

to speak with difficulty, repeating sounds or pausing often

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to speak with difficulty, repeating sounds or pausing often

He stutters when he is nervous

happening or done before the usual or expected time

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happening or done before the usual or expected time

I arrived early today

at a time before the present

We arrived early

near the beginning of a period of time

I woke up early today

a ball used in the sport of Quidditch

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a ball used in the sport of Quidditch

The chaser threw the quaffle into the hoop

having no contents

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having no contents

The room is empty

to take everything out of a container

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to take everything out of a container

Please empty the trash

to flow out into a larger body of water

The river empties into the sea

lacking purpose or value

These are empty promises

in a very good or complete way

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in a very good or complete way

It is perfectly normal

to get hold of something that is moving

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to get hold of something that is moving

He caught the ball

to change into a state

I got caught in the rain

to take and hold someone so they cannot escape

The police caught the thief

to be unable to escape

The thief was caught by the police

to decide between options

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to decide between options

Choose a color

to select from a group of options

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to select from a group of options

You can choose a color

to pick something from a group

Choose your favorite color

the act of making a choice

You must choose a path

picked out from a group

This is the chosen one

a person with magical powers

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a person with magical powers

The witch cast a spell

a person who uses magic, especially in stories

The witch flies on a broomstick

a woman who uses magic

The witch flew on her broom

a woman with magical powers

The wicked witch lives in the forest

the ability to do things that need physical effort

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the ability to do things that need physical effort

He has great physical strength

to be important or have significance

The strength of the evidence is high

a skill or good quality that someone has

Patience is my greatest strength

having no head

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having no head

The headless horseman rode fast

to make or grow something

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to make or grow something

The factory produces cars

fresh fruits and vegetables

They sell local produce in this shop

to give something to someone when they ask for it

Please produce your ticket

without any doubt

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without any doubt

I will definitely come

the act of waving a magic wand to cast spells

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the act of waving a magic wand to cast spells

The magician finished the spell with a wand waving

to take liquid into the mouth and swallow

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to take liquid into the mouth and swallow

I drink water every day

a liquid that you can drink

I want a cold drink

a large area of water such as a river, lake, or ocean

I want a cold drink

likely to cause harm

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likely to cause harm

This road is dangerous

likely to cause harm or injury

It is dangerous to play with fire

in an exact manner

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in an exact manner

It is exactly ten o'clock

the upper inside surface of a room

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the upper inside surface of a room

The ceiling is painted white

the highest possible level

They set a ceiling on the price

the top inside surface of a room

The ceiling is painted white

the upper inside surface of a room

There is a spider on the ceiling

loved or cherished

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loved or cherished

My dear friend is coming

used to express surprise or to address a deity

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used to express surprise or to address a deity

Oh dear, I forgot my keys

a polite word used at the start of a letter

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a polite word used at the start of a letter

Dear Mr. Smith

having no mistakes or defects

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having no mistakes or defects

This diamond is perfect

a reason you give to explain a mistake

That is just a perfect for being late

to make something have no mistakes or defects

She wants to perfect her skills

a score or mark given for school work

She got a perfect on her history exam

not shut or blocked

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not shut or blocked

The window is open

not yet filled or taken

I am open to suggestions

to start or make something start

The store is open now

to move something so that it is no longer closed or blocked

Please open the door

to be familiar with someone or something

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to be familiar with someone or something

I know him very well

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

It is a nice car, you know, very fast

to have knowledge or information about something

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to have knowledge or information about something

I know the answer

to be referred to by a particular name

It is hard, you know

to spend time learning about a subject

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to spend time learning about a subject

I study English every day

a detailed examination of a subject

They conducted a study on the new medicine

a person who learns something quickly

She is a fast study

a room used for reading, writing, or working

He is in his study

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