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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 289 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| tag | noun | There was a tag on each suitcase. | label |
| tail | noun | The monkey uses its tail to climb. | rear end |
| verb | Nevada tails other states in population. | trails | |
| tailor | noun | The tailor made a suit for me. | clothes maker |
| verb | The dress was tailored for her. | sewn | |
| take | verb | They took our house. | seized |
| verb | The army took Shanghai. | captured | |
| verb | They will take the bridge down. | dismantle | |
| verb | They'll take you if you aren't careful. | swindle | |
| verb | He should take off his hat. | remove | |
| verb | He took out after them. | went | |
| verb | She will take the job. | accept | |
| verb | He took off the brake. | released | |
| verb | He will take it with him. | carry | |
| verb | We will take up where we left off. | resume | |
| verb | We will take on more workers. | hire | |
| verb | He took a deep breath. | inhaled | |
| verb | China took Japan three to one. | defeated | |
| verb | Take any card. | select | |
| verb | The disease took 100 people. | killed | |
| verb | It takes talent to succeed. | requires | |
| verb | Take 10 from 15 and you get 5. | subtract | |
| tale | noun | It was a tale about children. | story |
| talent | noun | Some talent is acquired, some learned. | ability |
| noun | She has a talent for teaching. | knack | |
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