- abound vi
- abound in,with
- be full of、majoritily
- this career abounds in opportunities
- accessory
- attachment、the helper of a murderer
- a home computer with all the accessories
- an accessory to murder
- accommodate
- accommodate oneself to sth (get used to)/accustom sb to sth
- how many cars can the park accommodate
- accomodation
- place to live
- acute
- adhere (to)
- aisle
- alienate (alien -> alienate)
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aggravate
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- allege (assertion)
- alleviate (your pain)
- amend (edit/improve)
- amiable (friendly)
- on purpose
- ample adj. (enough/big area)
- anchor
- drop an anchor
- to ride at anchor
- anchor in the harbour
- to achor sth to sth
- anguish (extremely painful)
- to be in anguish
- arise or arouse
- explanation: As verbs the difference between arouse and arise is that
arouseis to stimulate feelings whileariseis to come up from a lower to a higher position.
- explanation: As verbs the difference between arouse and arise is that
- garish/gaudy [ɡɔːdi],
- clothed in vivid color
- excessively or disturbingly vivid
- appraisal (comment)
- an act or instance of appraising something or someone
- to make an appraisal of sth (comment on sth)
- give an appraisal of this diamond
- an act or instance of appraising something or someone
- appeal
- an idea that appeals to him
- We appealed to them for help.
- law : to take a lower court’s decision to a higher court for review
- arrogance/arrogant
- showing an offensive attitude of superiority
- aspect
- in aspect
- They studied every aspect of the question.
- the threatening aspect of the dark sky
- all that’s best of dark and bright / Meet in her aspect and her eyes. — Lord Byron
- climes [klaɪm] (climate)
- traveled to warmer climes
- starry (adj. many stars -> starry)
- assertain
- make sure
- assume (think of/given…)
- ressume (opposite -> stop)
- assure
- make a promise to sb / to assure sb of sth
- auction
- sell items by the highest price offered by participants.
