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stable
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[ 'steibl ]
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Firm and dependable; showing little change
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abandon
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[ ə'bændən ]
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to leave; to give up
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photosynthesis
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[ ,fəutəu'sinθisis ]
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The process by which green plants make their
own food by combining water, salts, and carbon dioxide in the presence
of light.
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anticipate
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[ æn'tisipeit ]
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To expect; to sense something before it happens
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flood
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[ flʌd ]
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An overflowing of water; an excessive amount
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impact
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[ n'impækt ]
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A strong influence
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precipitation
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[ pri,sipi'teiʃən ]
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Water that falls to the Earth’s surface
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plunge
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[ plʌnʤ ]
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To go down suddenly; to decrease by a great amount in a
short time
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adapt
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[ ə'dæpt ]
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To adjust to the circumstances; to make suitable
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intensify
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[ in'tensifai ]
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To increase in power; to act with increased strength
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evolve
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[ i'vɔlv ]
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To develop; to come forth
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migration
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[ mai'greiʃən ]
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Movement from one place to another by a group of people
or animals
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feature
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[ 'fi:ʧə ]
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Part, characteristic
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constraint
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[ kən'streint ]
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Something that restricts thought or action
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obtain
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[ əb'tein ]
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To gain possession of; to get
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inherent
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[ in'hiərənt ]
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Naturally characteristic; always found within something,
because it’s a basic part of that thing
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eruption
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[ i'rʌpʃən ]
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A sudden, often violent, outburst
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shrink
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[ ʃriŋk ]
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To become reduced in size, amount, or value
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collide
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[ kə'laid ]
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To come together with great or violent force
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famine
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[ 'fæmin ]
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Severe hunger; a drastic food shortage
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survive
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[ sə'vaiv ]
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To continue living (despite some danger or illness)
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aggregate
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[ n'ægrigit ]
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Gathered into or amounting to a whole
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diverse
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[ dai'və:s ]
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Various; showing a lot of differences within a group
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unleash
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[ ʌn'li:ʃ ]
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To release a thing or an emotion
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process
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[ 'prəuses ]
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A series of steps leading to a result
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physical
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[ 'fizikəl ]
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Related to the body; related to materials that can be seen
or felt
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adversely
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[ æd'vɜ:rslɪ ]
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In a harmful way; negatively
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cultivation
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[ ,kʌlti'veiʃən ]
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Preparing the land to grow crops; improvement for
agricultural purposes
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irrigation
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[ ,iri'geiʃən ]
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The supplying of water to dry land
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catastrophic
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[ ,kætə'strɔfik ]
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Extremely harmful; causing financial or physical
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persevere
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[ ,pə:si'viə ]
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To keep going, despite obstacles or discouragement; to
maintain a purpose
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fertilize
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[ 'fə:tilaiz ]
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To supply with nourishment for plants by adding helpful
substances to the soil
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generation
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[ ,ʤenə'reiʃn ]
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A group of people born at about the same time
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contamination
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[ kən,tæmi'neiʃən ]
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Being made less clean by a germ or hazardous substance
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deplete
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[ di'pli:t ]
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To greatly decrease the supply of a resource or material
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dispose of
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[ dis'pəuz əv ]
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To throw away; to get rid of; to kill
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elementally
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[ ,eli'mentlɪ ]
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In terms of elements; basically
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emission
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[ i'miʃən ]
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Sending out from a small space into the general environment;
a substance discharged into the air
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extinction
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[ iks'tiŋkʃən ]
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Complete disappearance; the end of existence
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reservoir
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[ 'rezəvwɑ: ]
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A place where a liquid is collected and stored
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