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Vocabulary

Unit 28.

Word list.

accompany [əˈkʌmpənɪ] v. To accompany other people means to join them or go with them. My brothers accompanied me to the movie.

bare [bɛər] adj. A bare thing is plain and not covered. He likes to walk around in his bare feet.

branch [bræntʃ] n. A branch is the part of a tree with leaves. The monkey was hanging from a branch on the tree.

breath [breθ] n. A breath is the air that goes into and out of one’s lungs. You can’t take a breath under water.

bridge [brɪdʒ] n. A bridge is something that is built over a river so people can cross it. The old bridge fell into the river.

cast [kæst] v. To cast something means to throw it. The fisherman cast his line into the water.

dare [dɛər] v. To dare means to be brave enough to try something. He dared to jump out of the airplane and skydive.

electronic [ɪlekˈtrɒnɪk] adj. An electronic thing uses electricity to work. I like having electronic devices such as an MP3 player.

inn [ɪn] n. An inn is a place where travelers can rest and eat. The visitor got a room at the inn.

net [net] n. A net is a bag made of strong thread. It is used to catch animals. The boy caught butterflies in his net.

philosophy [fɪˈlɒsəfɪ] n. A philosophy is a way to think about truth and life. My philosophy is “live and let live. ”

pot [pɒt] n. A pot is a deep, round metal container used for cooking. Don’t touch the pot on the stove. It’s hot.

seed [siːd] n. A seed is the hard part of a plant or fruit that trees grow from. I planted the seed in the dirt hoping that it would grow into a tree.

sharp [ʃɑːrp] adj. A sharp object has a thin edge that cuts things easily. That knife is very sharp. Be careful not to hurt yourself.

sort [sɔːrt] n. A sort of something is a type of it. What sort of instrument do you want to learn to play?

subtract [səbˈtrækt] v. To subtract means to take something away. We learned how to subtract numbers in class.

tight [taɪt] adj. A tight thing is hard to move because it is firmly in place. The knots were too tight to untie.

virtual [ˈvəːrtʃuəl] adj. A virtual thing is very close to being true or accurate. Because he’s popular, Joe is the virtual leader of the group.

weigh [weɪ] v. To weigh something means to measure how heavy it is. The little dog weighed exactly 3 kgs.

whisper [ˈwɪspə:r] v. To whisper means to say very quietly. We have to whisper in the library so people can focus on reading.