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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 127 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| have | verb | She wants to have a son. | bear |
| verb | I have to go now. | must | |
| verb | I have poor eyesight. | suffer from | |
| verb | We will have him go to town for us. | compel | |
| hawk | noun | The hawk killed three chickens. | falcon |
| hay | noun | The horses rested and ate hay. | fodder |
| hazard | noun | The pit was a hazard for children. | danger |
| verb | We will hazard a guess on who went. | speculate | |
| he | pron. | He was the best student in the class. | male 3rd person |
| head | noun | He wore a hat on his head. | top of body |
| noun | She was the head of the company. | director | |
| noun | She was at the head of the class. | top | |
| verb | We want her to head the new group. | administer | |
| verb | We will head to town after lunch. | proceed towards | |
| noun | He used the head on the ship. | toilet | |
| noun | He was at the head of the parade. | leading position | |
| headache | noun | His headache gave him a lot of pain. | migraine |
| heading | noun | The speech heading was very clear. | title |
| noun | We were going the wrong heading. | direction | |
| headline | noun | The newspaper headline was startling. | title |
| headlong | adj. | We made a headlong rush for the food. | impetuous |
| headmaster | noun | The headmaster talked to a student. | principal |
| headquarters | noun | Company headquarters is in Nevada. | center of company |
| heal | verb | His injury will heal in one week. | mend |
| health | noun | Your health is vital to you. | fitness |
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