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       l0  other words this word  goes  with  (collocations)
                                                   arrive  la'ratvl verb  (present  participle
                                                   arriving,  pasf  arrived)
                                                   to  gei to  a place: We arrived in Paris
                                                   ot midday.  lwas  the last to arrive at
                                                           "
                                                    the station. c0pposite leave

                                                                     Words in bold in an example show  you
                                                                     which words are  often used  toeether.


       1 I  the opposite of the word  (where  it exists)
                                               cheap  lt|i;pl  adj
                                                not expensive, or costing less than
                                                usual: o cheap flíght tapposite
                                                expensrve


                                              lf  the word has an opposite,
                                              this is  shown at the end.





     How should I use my dictionary?
     I  At the top of each  page  in Ihe  Combridge  Essentiol English  Diaíonory, there is a word in bold
       black type. You can use this word to help  you  find the word  you  are looking for  quickly. The
       word in the  top left  corner of the left  page  is the first word on this  page;  the  word in  the top right
       corner of the right  page  is  the  last word  on this  page.  lf  you  are looking for the word main, it will
       be beh¡¡een the two words mail and  map (top  right  corner of the right  page).


    I   mail                                                                               .T.:t :
       mailz   lne¡ll  verb  IJS  2 make  someone  do something  to  inseco bites  you  mankind  /men  k¿rnd/ noun  lno
       to send a letter or parcel  or email   force someone to do something:  you  malel  /mcrl/ adj  plura¡l
       something: Could  you  ma¡l it to me?   can't make me  ga.  belonging  to  or relating to the  sex  all  people.  considered as a  group:
       maifbox  / mellboksl ooun LJS   3 make someone/something happy/  that  cannot  have  babies:  a male  the  h¡story of monk¡nd
       I a small box outs¡de  your  home   sad/d¡fficult, etc to cause someone  colledgue ropposite f emale  man-made /,m¿!n'merd/ ddl
       whFre tefiFrs arr n¡rr-   or someth¡ng to become happy,  sad,      not natural,  but made by  people:
       2 (UK  post  box) a lirge,  metal   difficult, etc: You've made me vety  male2  /n¡erl/  noun  man-made fibres
       container  in á publÉ place  where   lalpy   a male person or animal  manner  1'me¡ár/ nou,
       you can  post  ldtters   4 l{ you m,ake an a mount of money,  mall  /nrrrll (olso  shopping mall) noln  1 the way in which a person  talks
                             you earn it: He makes t20'000 a  year'  a large. covered shopping  area
       main  lmern/  adi     5 l{ two or more numbers  make a             and behaves with other people:  she
                          '
       most ¡mportant or I atgetl: ou  ma¡n   particular  amount, that is the.  mammal   I'mem"l/  roün  has  a vety  fiendly ñanner.
       prcbteñ  ís to(k  of money.  .: The  main    an animalthat  dr¡nks  milk from  its  2 the way something  happens  or
       aieort ¡s I s  m¡les frcm the cap¡tal.   amount wh€n they are.added  mother's  body when  it ¡s  young  somethinq  is  done:  They dealt w¡th the
       ma¡nry  /,mernrir adv   :'H:*TJgX'fi3-;i"t*X',ífí,i::"J;  man  lmeal  noun  {plurclmer)  problem  h  o ve(y effic¡ent  manneL
       .mostlvr.f¡?Drrnleaf..moinlv.F.te..!..........-..n¡!.¡c:::.:..¡r,:.1.,,,,1:.i,,r  ..1,,¿1.1,1,!.,,!1,¡1¡!.a.hu  a. ve ! ) r  q..m  a! !1,  mannef<   1  ^--r,,   rhPll  Fotn
                                                              m  a\:.
       Each time  you  look  up a  word, you  could use a highlighter  to
                                                   pen
       mark  the  word in your  dictionary. When  you  return to a page  with  ex¡stence  lrg'zrstsnsi  noun  [no  plural]
                                                              when something or someone exists:
                mar( look at the  word  quickly  and check that  you
       a highlighter                                          The theatre company that we  started is
       remember its meanins.                                  still in existence today.
                                                              exit  i'eksrt/ noun
                                                              the door which you use to  leave  a
                                                              public  building or place:  a frre exít
                                                              a an emergency exít
                                                              expand  lk'spnnd/  verb
                                                              to get larger, or to make something
                                                              get larger: The company has expanded
                                                              tn recent  years.





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