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DAILY VOCABULARY WITH PICTURES. Butterfly

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DAILY VOCABULARY WITH PICTURES. Optician

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• op‧ti‧cian [countable]
• 1 British English someone who tests people's eyes and sells glasses in a shop [= optometristAmerican English]
• 2 American English someone who makes lenses forglasses

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Sandwich

• sand‧wich
• 1 [countable] two pieces of bread with cheese, meat, vegetables, cooked egg, etc between them:
• a ham sandwich
• 2 [countable] British English a cake consisting of two layers with jam and cream between them:
• a raspberry sponge sandwich
• ➔ club sandwich, open sandwich

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Football

• foot‧ball
• 1 [uncountable] British English a game played by two teams of eleven players who try to kick a round ball into the other team's goal [= soccer]:
• Which football team do you support?
• kids playing football in the street
• My Dad took me to watch my first football match.
• a football club
• football fan/supporter
• a group of Scottish football fans
• football boots/kit/shirt (=clothes worn to play football)
• football pitch/ground/stadium
• 2 [uncountable] American English a game played by two teams of eleven players who try to carry or kick an oval ball into the other team's goal[= American football British English]
• college football games
• a football field
• He played football in high school.
• 3

  football hooligan

  British English someone who behaves in a noisy or violent way at a football match
• 4 [countable] a ball used in these games
• ➔ flag football

  ; ➔ political football

  atpolitical (4)

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Sweater

• sweat‧er [countable]
• a piece of warm wool or cotton clothing with long sleeves, which covers the top half of your body[= jumper British English]

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Grapes

grape [countable]

• one of a number of small round green or purple fruits that grow together on a vine. Grapes are often used for making wine:
• a bunch of grapes
• grape juice

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Clipboard

• clip‧board [countable]
• 1 a small flat board with a clip on top that holds paper so that you can write on it
• 2 a part of a computer's memory that stores information when you are moving it from one document to another

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Cage

• cage [countable]
• a structure made of wires or bars in which birds or animals can be kept

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apple

• ap‧ple
• 1 [uncountable and countable] a hard round fruit that has red, light green, or yellow skin and is white inside:
• apple pie
• an apple tree
• roast pork and apple sauce (=a thick sauce made from cooked apples)
• 2

   be the apple of somebody's eye

  to be loved very much by someone:
• Ben was always the apple of his father's eye.
• 3

   bob/dunk/dip for apples

  to play a game in which you must use your teeth to pick up apples floating in water
• 4

   be as American as apple pie

  used to describe something that is typically American
• 5

   the apple doesn't fall far from the tree

  American English used to say that children are usually similar to their parents, especially in a bad way

• ➔ upset the apple cart

   at upset1 (4)

   ; ➔ a rotten apple

   atrotten1 (7), Adam's apple, Big Apple

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Mirror

• mir‧ror [countable]
• 1 a piece of special glass that you can look at and see yourself in
• in a mirror
• She was studying her reflection in the mirror.
• He spends hours in front of the mirror!
• When I looked in the mirror I couldn't believe it. I looked fantastic!
• 2 a mirror on the inside or side of a vehicle, which the driver uses to see what is behind:
• Check your rear-view mirror before you drive away.
• a wing mirror
• 3

   a mirror of something

  something that gives a clear idea of what something else is like:
• We believe the polls are an accurate mirror of public opinion.

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Panther

• pan‧ther [countable]
• 1 a large wild animal that is black and a member of the cat family
• 2 American English a cougar

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DAILY VOCABULARY WITH PICTURES. lettuce

• let‧tuce [uncountable and countable]
• a round vegetable with thin green leaves eaten raw in salads

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DAILY VOCABULARY WITH PICTURES. barrel

• bar‧rel [countable]
• 1 a large curved container with a flat top and bottom, made of wood or metal, and used for storing beer, wine etc:
• The wine is aged in oak barrels.
• barrel of
• barrels of beer
• 2 a unit of measurement for oil, equal to 159 litres
• barrel of
• two million barrels of oil
• 3 the part of a gun that the bullets are fired through
• 4

  have somebody over a barrel

   to put someone in a situation in which they are forced to accept or do what you want:
• The manager had us over a barrel - either we work on a Saturday or we lose our jobs.
• 5

  be a barrel of laughs

  [often in negatives] to be very enjoyable:
•  Life is not exactly a barrel of laughs at the moment.
• ➔ pork barrel

  ; ➔ scrape (the bottom of) the barrel

  at scrape1(5)

  ; ➔ lock, stock, and barrel

  at lock2 (3)
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Stove

• stove [countable]
• 1 a piece of kitchen equipment on which you cook food in pots and pans, and that contains an oven[= cooker British English]
• on the stove
• a pot of soup simmering on the stove
• 2 a thing used for heating a room or for cooking, which works by burning wood, coal, oil, or gas:
• a wood-burning stove

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Helmet

hel‧met [countable]

a strong hard hat that soldiers, motorcycle riders, the police etc wear to protect their heads

➔ crash helmet, pith helmet

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