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The Hindenburg Week 13

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criticize (v)

to find fault with

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My coworkers criticized my job performance.

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cruise (v)

travel in a vehicle at the speed at which the vehicle operates best

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We took a cruise for our vacation.

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drenching (v)

wetting thoroughly

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The rain is drenching the ground.

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era (n)

a period of time or history

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The 1930’s were an interesting era.

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explosion (n)

act of bursting with a loud noise

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There was a massive explosion.

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hydrogen (n)

colorless, odorless gas that burns easily; highly flammable gas

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Hydrogen is an explosive gas.

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clean (adj)

free from dirt or pollution

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The space was very clean.

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cleanse (v)

to rid of impurities by or as if by washing

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A juice cleanse will help your digestive system.

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inspire (v)

to spur on, motivate

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My teacher inspired me to do better.

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inspiration (n)

the quality or state of being inspired

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She is a great inspiration.

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legal (adj)

of or relating to law

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Driving a car is legal when you turn 18.

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legality (n)

attachment to or observance of law

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I question the legality of that decision.

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define (v)

to determine or identify the essential qualities or meaning of

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Could you define what you’re talking about?

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definition (n)

word's meaning

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I don’t know the definition of that word.

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please (v)

to have the kindness

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The food pleased me.

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pleasant (adj)

having or characterized by pleasing manners, behavior, or appearance

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Could you please be a bit more pleasant?

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combine (v)

blend, intermix

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They combined their powers.

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combination (n)

a result or product of combining

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That is an amazing combination of foods.

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human (adj)

having human form or attributes

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All people are human beings.

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humanity (n)

compassionate, sympathetic, or generous behavior or disposition : the quality or state of being humane

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Would you show some humanity?

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organ (n)

any of various musical instruments

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That is a huge organ.

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organist (n)

a person who plays the organ

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The organist is very talented.

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crime (n)

a grave offense especially against morality

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He committed a crime, so he went to prison.

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criminal (n)

relating to crime or to the prosecution of suspects in a crime

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The police apprehended the criminal.

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recognize (v)

to know someone or something because you have seen or heard him or her or experienced it before

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They recognized each other.

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recognition (n)

special notice or attention

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She received recognition for their work.

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criticize (v)

to consider the merits and demerits of and judge accordingly

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The judges criticized the performance.

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disastrous (adj)

terrible, horrendous

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The explosion was disastrous.

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Zeppelin (n)

a large German dirigible airship of the early 20th century

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The Zeppelin was a huge airship.

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improvement (n)

to enhance in value or quality

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There have been many improvements to air travel.