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record
/ˈrekərd/Also said rəˈkɔːrd.noun
A written account of something that happened.
As a noun, stress first: REC-ord. The verb is re-CORD.
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record/ˈrekərd/Also said rəˈkɔːrd.noun
Could you check the record for my booking?
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permit
/ˈpɜːrˌmɪt/Also said pərˈmɪt.noun
An official document that lets you do something.
As a noun, stress first: PER-mit. The verb is per-MIT.
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permit/ˈpɜːrˌmɪt/Also said pərˈmɪt.noun
You need a permit to park on this street.
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contract
/ˈkɑːnˌtrækt/Also said kənˈtrækt.noun
A written agreement between two sides.
As a noun, stress first: CON-tract. The verb is con-TRACT.
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contract/ˈkɑːnˌtrækt/Also said kənˈtrækt.noun
Please read the contract before you sign it.
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project
/ˈprɑːdʒekt/Also said prəˈdʒekt.noun
A piece of planned work with an end date.
As a noun, stress first: PROJ-ect. The verb is pro-JECT.
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project/ˈprɑːdʒekt/Also said prəˈdʒekt.noun
The project is due at the end of the week.
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increase
/ˈɪnˌkriːs/Also said ˌɪnˈkriːs.noun
A rise in amount, number or size.
As a noun, stress first: IN-crease. The verb is in-CREASE.
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increase/ˈɪnˌkriːs/Also said ˌɪnˈkriːs.noun
We asked for an increase in our monthly budget.
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present
/ˈprezənt/Also said priːˈzent or pərˈzent.verb
To show or give something formally.
As a verb, stress second: pre-SENT. The noun is PRES-ent.
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present/ˈprezənt/Also said priːˈzent or pərˈzent.verb
I will present the report to the whole team.
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object
/əbˈdʒekt/Also said ˈɑːbdʒekt.verb
To say that you disagree with something.
As a verb, stress second: ob-JECT. The noun is OB-ject.
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object/əbˈdʒekt/Also said ˈɑːbdʒekt.verb
Does anyone here object to moving the meeting?
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suspect
/səˈspekt/Also said ˈsʌˌspekt.verb
To think something is true without proof.
As a verb, stress second: sus-PECT. The noun is SUS-pect.
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suspect/səˈspekt/Also said ˈsʌˌspekt.verb
I suspect the parcel was sent to the wrong address.
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protest
/prəˈtest/Also said ˈproʊˌtest.verb
To say publicly that you disagree with something.
As a verb, stress second: pro-TEST. The noun is PRO-test.
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protest/prəˈtest/Also said ˈproʊˌtest.verb
They plan to protest outside the town hall.
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produce
/prəˈduːs/Also said ˈproʊduːs.verb
To make or grow something.
As a verb, stress second: pro-DUCE. The noun is PRO-duce.
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produce/prəˈduːs/Also said ˈproʊduːs.verb
These fields produce enough food for the village.
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record
/ˈrekərd/Also said rəˈkɔːrd.noun
A written account of something that happened.
As a noun, stress first: REC-ord. The verb is re-CORD.
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record/ˈrekərd/Also said rəˈkɔːrd.noun
Could you check the record for my booking?
This word
- record
- 1Could you check the record for my booking?Could you check the record for my booking?
- permit
- 1You need a permit to park on this street.You need a permit to park on this street.
- contract
- 1Please read the contract before you sign it.Please read the contract before you sign it.
- project
- 1The project is due at the end of the week.The project is due at the end of the week.
- increase
- 1We asked for an increase in our monthly budget.We asked for an increase in our monthly budget.
- present
- 1I will present the report to the whole team.I will present the report to the whole team.
- object
- 1Does anyone here object to moving the meeting?Does anyone here object to moving the meeting?
- suspect
- 1I suspect the parcel was sent to the wrong address.I suspect the parcel was sent to the wrong address.
- protest
- 1They plan to protest outside the town hall.They plan to protest outside the town hall.
- produce
- 1These fields produce enough food for the village.These fields produce enough food for the village.
- record
- 1Could you check the record for my booking?Could you check the record for my booking?
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