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all

determiner

Every one, or the whole of something.

เคนเคฟเคจเฅเคฆเฅ€ ยท Hindiเคธเคฌ
เคฎเคฐเคพเค เฅ€ ยท Marathiเคธเคฐเฅเคต

Related words

alliterationThe same sound starting several words close together, as in wild and windyโ€ฆallowLet something happen.alloyA mixture of a metal with another element, made to improve its properties.allusionA passing reference to something well known, without explaining it.callSay loudly, name something, or telephone.challengeSomething difficult that tests you.eventuallyIn the end, after some time.fallDrop downwards.parallelAlways the same distance apart and never meeting.smallLittle in size.admitAgree that something is true, usually reluctantly.anyoneAny person at all.anythingAny thing at all.atomThe smallest particle of an element that still behaves as that element.averageA single number standing for a set: usually the total divided by how many.bestBetter than all the others.cellThe smallest unit of a living thing โ€” or a device that makes electricity fโ€ฆcomedyA play or story meant to amuse, usually ending happily.compoundA substance made of two or more elements chemically joined in a fixed ratiโ€ฆconceptAn idea, especially a general one.constructDraw or build something accurately, usually with instruments.dataFacts and figures, especially as a computer holds them.decreaseA fall in amount.detailA small part or fact.determineFind out exactly, usually by calculation or reasoning.digestionBreaking food into pieces small enough for the body to absorb.drinkTake liquid into the mouth and swallow.ecosystemAll the living things in a place together with their surroundings.equilibriumA state of balance where nothing changes overall.

What is in here

The vocabulary a student actually meets: subject terms from Science, Maths and Social Science, the command words that exam questions are built from โ€” explain, justify, derive โ€” and the everyday words that carry marks in a written answer.

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