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Vocabulary

Unit 13

Word list

aboard [əˈbɔːrd]

prep. Someone aboard a ship or plane, is in or on it.

They climbed aboard the kayak and paddled through the river.

bitter [ˈbɪtər]

adj. A bitter person feels upset or angry about something.

He was extremely bitter when his computer crashed.

bullet [ˈbulit]

n. A bullet is a small metal object that is shot out of a guns.

Bullets come in different sizes for different guns.

devil [ˈdevl]

n. The devil is a powerful evil spirit in some religions.

The church promised protection from the devil.

drift [drɪft]

v. To drift means to be moved slowly by wind or water.

The large chunk of ice drifted in the water.

enforce [enˈfɔːrs]

v. To enforce means to make a person follow a rule.

Police enforce traffic laws to keep everyone safe.

fountain [ˈfauntɪn]

n. A fountain is a source of water made by people.

There was a beautiful fountain in the middle of the park.

harbor [ˈhaːrbər]

n. A harbor is an area of water along a shore where boats land.

There were a few small boats in the harbor.

inhabit [ɪnˈhæbɪt]

v. To inhabit means to live in a certain place.

No one inhabits the ancient city.

march [mɑːrtʃ]

v. To march means to walk at a steady pace together with others.

The soldiers marched in straight rows.

millionaire [mɪljənɛər]

n. A millionaire is a person who has at least a million dollars.

He became a millionaire because he was smart with his money.

port [pɔːrt]

n. A port is a place where ships stop to load and unload things.

The ship was being loaded with materials at the port.

sheriff [ˈʃerɪf]

n. A sheriff is a police officer who is in charge of a large area.

It was the sheriff’s job to make the city safe.

startle [ˈstɑːrtl]

v. To startle means to scare someone suddenly.

The loud crash startled the sleeping woman.

sweat [swet]

v. To sweat means to lose liquid from the body through the skin.

Whenever I workout, I sweat quite a bit.

trigger [ˈtrɪgə:r]

n. A trigger is the part of the gun that a person pulls to make it fire.

The man had his finger on the trigger of the gun.

unify [ˈjuːnəfaɪ]

v. To unify means to bring people or things together.

With their good deeds, the children tried to unify the world.

vessel [ˈvesəl]

n. A vessel is a large ship or boat.

We toured the area aboard a luxury vessel.

voyage [ˈvɔidʒ]

n. A voyage is a long journey made on a boat or an aircraft.

The astronauts took off on a long voyage to the moon.

worship [ˈwəːrʃip]

v. To worship means to like and honor a person, thing, or religious figure.

Many people around the world worship in a church.