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Anne With An E — Season 1 Episode 3

Words & meanings

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as a result of the fact that

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as a result of the fact that

Now that you are here, we can start

used to explain that something is true because of a new situation

Now that you are here we can start

right or true

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right or true

Your answer is correct

to make something right

Please correct my mistakes

the way things are placed or happen one after another

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the way things are placed or happen one after another

Put the books in alphabetical order

an instruction to do something

The captain gave a strict order

a group of people with a shared purpose or organization

He joined a religious order

to ask for food or drink in a restaurant

I want to order a pizza

an idea or plan put forward for consideration

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an idea or plan put forward for consideration

Do you have any suggestions

content

I have a good suggestion

a piece of advice about what to do or choose

Please follow my suggestion

a feeling of care and concern for others

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a feeling of care and concern for others

He showed compassion to the poor

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

making no sound

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making no sound

The room was completely silent

the feeling of being angry

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the feeling of being angry

He lost his temper

to make something less strong or extreme

He tempered his criticism with praise

to make something stronger or harder

They tempered the steel to make it stronger

to cause someone to be upset or worried

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to cause someone to be upset or worried

I don't want to disturb you

to stop someone from continuing an activity

Do not disturb me while I am working

to change the position or condition of something

Do not disturb the papers on the desk

silly or unreasonable

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silly or unreasonable

That is a ridiculous idea

in a way that is silly or unreasonable

The price is ridiculous

very silly or unreasonable

You look ridiculous in that hat

very foolish or unreasonable

Your idea is completely ridiculous

to go with someone to a place

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to go with someone to a place

I will walk you to the station

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 feeling of happiness or satisfaction

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a feeling of happiness or satisfaction

Reading books gives me great pleasure

a set of printed pages bound together for reading

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a set of printed pages bound together for reading

I read a book

to arrange to use something in advance

I want to book a room

to officially record someone's arrest in police records

The police decided to book the suspect

showing kindness and not causing suffering

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showing kindness and not causing suffering

He was merciful to his enemy

willing to show mercy

The judge was merciful

a person who is crazy or foolish

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a person who is crazy or foolish

He is a complete loon

a large diving bird that lives near lakes

I saw a loon on the lake

to make sounds with your voice because you think something is funny

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to make sounds with your voice because you think something is funny

He is laughing at the joke

to make sounds showing you think something is funny

He is laughing at the joke

to make sounds with your voice when something is funny

She is laughing softly

to laugh with short quiet sounds

She is laughing at the joke

to feel strong dislike for someone

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to feel strong dislike for someone

I hate spiders

to strongly dislike

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to strongly dislike

I hate cold weather

to speak words

He confessed the truth

a very strong feeling of not liking something or someone

They have so much hate in their hearts

women who have given birth to a child

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women who have given birth to a child

Mothers love their children

a female parent

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a female parent

Mothers love their children

a woman who has a child or children

Mothers love their children

female parents

Mothers love their children very much

to have a particular meaning or message

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to have a particular meaning or message

What does this word mean

to plan or want to do something

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to plan or want to do something

I meant to call you earlier

not nice; cruel

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not nice; cruel

He is very mean to me

the typical or middle value in a set of numbers

This is a means of communication

to pause or clarify what you are saying

I mean to say that we are late

very good or skillful

She plays a mean tennis match

used to pause or clarify what you are saying

I mean it is not raining today

to show or make clear what something is

A red light means stop

a way of doing something

They used a simple mean to fix it

to express or represent an idea

The flag means our country

very bad or unpleasant

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very bad or unpleasant

The weather was dreadful

coming after all others; the only one left

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coming after all others; the only one left

This is the last train

coming immediately before the present

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coming immediately before the present

I saw him last night

to go on for a period of time

The meeting will last one hour

a person's family name

Her last name is Smith

the act of coming into a place

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the act of coming into a place

He made a quick entrance

the act of going into a place

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the act of going into a place

They made a grand entrance

to fill someone with wonder or delight

They entrance the audience

a way into a building or room

The entrance is over there

to make someone known to another person

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to make someone known to another person

I want to introduce you to my friend

to present something new

The company introduced a new phone

to bring something into a place for the first time

The company introduced a new product

to make someone known to others for the first time

I want to introduce my friend to you

lasting for a large amount of time

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lasting for a large amount of time

Stay awhile

feeling less worried or upset

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feeling less worried or upset

I felt relieved when I heard the news

to make a bad feeling less strong

The medicine relieved his pain

the type of work someone does

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the type of work someone does

Teaching is a noble profession

to use time doing something

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to use time doing something

She spent the day reading

very tired or lacking energy

I am completely spent

to give money in exchange for something

He spent all his money

already used or consumed

The battery is spent

to give an impression of being something

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to give an impression of being something

You seem happy today

the process of teaching and learning

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the process of teaching and learning

Education is important for everyone

a person who studies at a school

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a person who studies at a school

I am a student

lasting only a short time

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lasting only a short time

The meeting was too short

measuring a small distance from end to end

The skirt is too short for her

to ask someone strongly to do something

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to ask someone strongly to do something

He urged me to tell the truth

a strong feeling that you want to do something

I had a sudden urge to laugh

to strongly advise someone to do something

I urge you to follow your dreams

the act of trying to persuade someone to do something

Her words were a strong urge to study

to bring to an end

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to bring to an end

I need to finish my homework

to bring something to an end

I need to finish my homework

the end of an event or activity

She is near the finish of her project

the final appearance of a surface

The wood has a glossy finish

used to say that something is true

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used to say that something is true

Admittedly, it was a mistake

to be familiar with someone or something

In scene

to be familiar with someone or something

Knowing the rules helps everyone

having information or understanding

He is knowing about the facts

done with full awareness of what you are doing

She made a knowing decision to leave

to get information about something

Knowing how to read is useful

to be aware of someone's character or habits

She is knowing of his secret habits

the state of being aware of something

Knowing the truth is important

at the present moment

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at the present moment

I am studying right now

used to check if the listener understands or as a pause

You understand right now

the time when people eat lunch

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the time when people eat lunch

It is almost lunchtime

the time when you eat lunch

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the time when you eat lunch

We meet at lunchtime

used to say yes or to agree strongly

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used to say yes or to agree strongly

Can you help me? You bet!

to be very sure about something

Will you come to the party? You bet!

an informal phrase used to express strong agreement or to say you are welcome

Can you help me? You bet

a woman who has many sexual partners, considered in a disapproving way

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a woman who has many sexual partners, considered in a disapproving way

The man called her a trollop

a tight piece of clothing worn to shape the waist

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a tight piece of clothing worn to shape the waist

She wore a corset under her dress

to have an idea or opinion

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to have an idea or opinion

I think it is a good idea

to use your mind to form thoughts or opinions

I need to think

to have a particular meaning

I think he is coming

to comprehend or grasp

I think I understand

to ask for something in an urgent way

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to ask for something in an urgent way

I beg you to stay

to ask someone for something, often money or help

He begged for money on the street

to say what someone or something is like

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to say what someone or something is like

Can you describe him

to say what something is like

Can you describe your house?

to say what something is like

Can you describe your house

to say what something is like

The author describes the scene well

to have a physical or emotional sensation

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to have a physical or emotional sensation

I feel very tired

a strong feeling or emotion

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a strong feeling or emotion

I feel anxious about the test

to make someone remember something

This song makes me feel my childhood

to have an opinion or attitude

I feel that we should go

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

loved or cherished

My dear friend is coming

a polite word used at the start of a letter

Dear Mr. Smith

to say that you have done something wrong

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to say that you have done something wrong

He confessed to the crime

to make someone feel sad or worried

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to make someone feel sad or worried

Please do not upset her

feeling unhappy or worried

She felt upset after the argument

an unexpected win against a stronger opponent

The small team caused a major upset

to cause a problem or disturbance to something

The rain upset our plans

to be of significance or relevance

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to be of significance or relevance

It does not matter to me

a subject or situation that you have to deal with

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a subject or situation that you have to deal with

This is a private matter

a short period of time

It happened in a matter of days

the material that things are made of

Everything is made of matter

significance or relevance

This work is a matter of great importance

a difficult or troubling situation

I have a private matter to discuss with you

a topic or situation being discussed

We should focus on the matter at hand

a physical material or substance

Everything in the universe is made of matter

a subject or situation being discussed

Let us talk about a different matter

used to express what you plan to do

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used to express what you plan to do

I am going to study

to move toward or be present at a destination or event

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to move toward or be present at a destination or event

We go to school every morning

to be directed to a particular place or person

The letter goes to the manager

a person or thing you use most often

This is my go-to place for coffee

a person or thing that someone uses or chooses most often

Pizza is my go-to meal on Fridays

the greatest amount or furthest point allowed

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the greatest amount or furthest point allowed

There is a speed limit here

the highest amount or level allowed

There is a limit to how many people can enter

to keep something within a certain amount

You should limit your sugar intake

a close relationship between friends

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a close relationship between friends

They have a long friendship

a close relationship between friends

They have a long friendship

the state of being friends

Our friendship is very strong

to form an opinion about something

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to form an opinion about something

What do you make of the situation

to be formed from a material

This table is made of wood

a building where a town's local government meets

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a building where a town's local government meets

I have a meeting at the town hall

a public meeting where local people discuss community issues

The mayor held a town hall to discuss the new park

said to praise someone's success

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said to praise someone's success

You got a promotion! Good for you!

useful or helpful for someone

Eating vegetables is good for you

in the opposite direction or order

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in the opposite direction or order

Can you count backwards from ten

toward the back or opposite direction

He stepped backwards

to know the meaning of something

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to know the meaning of something

I understand the lesson

to become aware of something

I understand the risks involved

to understand something that was said

I understood his instructions clearly

to know what something means

I understand you

to tell someone about possible danger

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to tell someone about possible danger

I warned him about the rain

usual, ordinary, not strange

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usual, ordinary, not strange

It is normal to feel nervous

typical or not strange

It is normal to feel nervous

very good or impressive

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very good or impressive

The view was splendid

in a short time

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in a short time

I will see you soon

in the near future

I will see you soon

in most cases

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in most cases

I usually wake up at 7 am

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

I had some good luck

to get something as a result of good luck

He lucked into this amazing job

to give a part of something to others

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to give a part of something to others

I will share my food with you

to have something in common with someone

We share the same hobby

a part or portion of something

This is your share

to use something at the same time as others

I share a room with him

something that makes you want to create or do something

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something that makes you want to create or do something

Nature is a great source of inspiration

a sudden good idea or creative urge

She found inspiration for her painting

a small room or closet for storing food

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a small room or closet for storing food

Put the pasta in the pantry

a small room where food is kept

The pantry is next to the kitchen

a small room or cupboard for storing food

Please put the flour in the pantry

a card or message asking someone to come to an event

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a card or message asking someone to come to an event

I received an invitation to the wedding

a feeling of sadness or disappointment

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a feeling of sadness or disappointment

It is a shame that the store is closed

to make someone feel bad about something they did

They shamed him for lying

a feeling of being bad or wrong about something you did

He felt a deep sense of shame

in a way that is not known to others

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in a way that is not known to others

He secretly left the room

something that causes trouble or misery

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something that causes trouble or misery

Mosquitoes are the bane of my life in summer

something that causes trouble or destruction

Lack of rain was the bane of the local farmers

something that causes harm or death

Traffic is the bane of my life

a person or thing that causes trouble

Mosquitoes are the bane of my summer

used to add a negative statement

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used to add a negative statement

I don't like it either

used to add a similar idea in a negative sentence

I do not like apples and she does not either

one or the other of two things

Either you stay or I go

a girl or young woman

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a girl or young woman

Miss Taylor is my teacher

not present or not there

I missed the bus

to not do something correctly or not hit something

He missed the target

to feel sad that someone is not with you

I miss my family

a planned gathering of people

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a planned gathering of people

I have a meeting at ten

to bring or come together in one place

I have a meeting tomorrow

to come into contact with someone or something

I had a meeting with my friend

behavior that is not sensible

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behavior that is not sensible

His foolishness cost him his job

not even close to being

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not even close to being

The project is far from finished

pleasing to the eye or mind

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pleasing to the eye or mind

She has a beautiful voice

very pleasing to look at

She is a beautiful woman

extremely attractive or beautiful

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extremely attractive or beautiful

The sunset was a ravishing sight

very beautiful or pleasing to look at

She looked ravishing in her blue dress

extremely beautiful or attractive

She looked ravishing in her red dress

extremely beautiful or pleasing to look at

She looked absolutely ravishing in that dress

perhaps; used to say that something may be true

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perhaps; used to say that something may be true

This is possibly the best way

to wish for something

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to wish for something

You wanna eat now

to think of as being something

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to think of as being something

I consider him a friend

to think about a particular fact when making a decision

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to think about a particular fact when making a decision

You should consider the cost before buying it

to think about something carefully

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to think about something carefully

I will consider your offer

in addition to what has been said

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in addition to what has been said

Besides it is getting late

used to add another point to what has been said

Besides it is raining outside

other than; not including

No one was there besides me

used to add another point

Besides, it is too late

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