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Good-bye 382 Shin Dang Dong

Week 12 vocabulary

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instruct

to teach someone a subject, skill, etc. ; to give someone a command

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The teacher will instruct the students how to answer the questions.

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pull away

when a vehicle starts moving

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Which car can pull away faster between a Mercedes or Ferrari?

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streak

to make long lines of a different color on or in something

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A streak of sunlight came through the window.

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shrug

to raise and lower your shoulders usually to show that you do not know or care about something

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The boys always shrug when they don’t understand something.

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attach

to fasten or join one thing to another

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Dad helped the boys attach the small car behind the toy car.

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ondal

Korean heating system hidden beneath the floor

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The ondol makes the floor nice and warm for sleeping.

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radiator

a device that uses steam passing through pipes in order to heat a room

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The old radiator stopped working, so the room felt cold.

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enthusiastic

feeling strong excitement about something

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I wish all students were enthusiastic about learning English.

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fireplace

a brick or stone space in a room for making fires

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We sat by the fireplace to keep warm on a cold night.

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cellar

a room or rooms built underground, usually beneath a building

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Grandpa stores his homemade jam in the cellar.

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peculiar

odd, strange, unusual

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The way she dances looks peculiar, but it makes everyone laugh.

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separate

to keep apart; to cause something to stop being together

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Be careful not to break the yolk when you separate the egg.

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disappointment

he state or feeling of being disappointed

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He tried to hide his disappointment, but I could tell he was sad.

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homesick

sad because you are away from your family and home

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I am always homesick because I miss my family.

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insist

to be firm about something; refuse to give up

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Bob likes to insist that he can do everything and does not need help.

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shingle

a small, thin piece of building material that is used to cover the roof or sides of a building

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A strong wind blew one shingle off the house.

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describe

to tell or write about something

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The teacher asked us to describe the picture in full sentences.

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maple �

a tree with notched leaves and hard wood, grown for its beauty, wood, or sweet sap

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A maple tree grows tall and strong in front of our school.

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parade

a public celebration of a special day usually includes many people and groups moving down a street by marching or riding in cars or on special vehicles

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Our class will be part of a parade on Christmas Day.

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waltz �

to dance a round dance for two people.

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The people all watched quietly as they did a waltz.

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curious

eager to learn or know

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Liam and Emily were curious to know what was in the box.

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casserole

a dish, often deep and covered, in which food can be baked and served

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Miss Jeannie made a yummy casserole for dinner.

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cantaloupe

a round melon with a hard, rough skin and orange flesh

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Mom cut the cantaloupe into small cubes for our fruit salad.

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delicious

having a pleasing taste or smell.

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Mr. Bean sat at the table and starting eating all the delicious food.

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giggle

to laugh in a childlike or nervous way

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Snoopy likes to giggle at the other dogs.