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(verb) to advance; to go forward
Vocabulary ranked by real-world frequency — start with the 1,000 most common words. Definitions adapted from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), review in progress.
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(verb) to advance; to go forward
(noun) English language
(noun) water bill
(noun) everything, all
(verb) to rule, to reign
(verb) to become
(noun) diploma, certificate
(verb) to demand
(adjective) electromagnetic
(noun) group; party; corps; league
(verb) to propose; to put forward
(noun) terrain; relief
(adjective) homosexual; gay
(verb) to change (to (make something) become something different)
(noun) team
(noun) bridal chamber; nuptial chamber
(verb) to turn into; to change into
(noun) inherent nature; character
(adjective) tall; high
(noun) the correct path; a noble practice; righteous conduct
(verb) to play (an instrument, a sport, etc.)
(noun) a chapter
(verb) to guide; to lead; to steer; to conduct
(verb) to dismiss; oust; fire; remove from office
(noun) short for bồ câu (“dove”)
(noun) the Gregorian calendar
(noun) a function; feature; capability
(noun) sense of justice; righteousness
(noun) an official telegram from a government institution; a dispatch
(adjective) hitting a dead end
(noun) machine; motor
(noun) neck
(noun) scholar
(verb) to be the same as; to have no difference
(verb) to forgive with one's generosity, frequently used in the event of some humble excuse.
(adjective) rotten, decaying, decayed
(noun) occupation, employment, trade, profession
(adjective) Japanese
(adverb) more, further
(noun) a relation or relationship
(noun) the (total) number of students of a class or a school
(adjective) close or even best
(noun) world war
(noun) prehistory (history of human culture prior to written records)
(noun) secondary school
(verb) to hold in high regard; to value
(adjective) Tatar
(verb) to create; to produce; to generate
(verb) to gather; to assemble
(noun) passed pawn
(noun) a road leading to a dead end
(verb) to invest
(noun) unspecified stuff or things
(noun) members from the same species
(noun) virtue; righteousness
(noun) Anglicanism
(adjective) wise and talented
(verb) to get to catch hands
(noun) a task; an exercise; writing work
(adjective) not virtuous; not benevolent or altruistic