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n. fastener for belt or strap.
buckle1 /’bAkl/ n. fastener for belt or strap.
1 clip or fasten a belt, etc. with a buckle. 2 bend; become twisted because of heat or a heavy weight: The tin roof _________in the fierce fire.
buckle2 v. 1 clip or fasten a belt, etc. with a buckle. 2 bend; become twisted because of heat or a heavy weight: The tin roof buckled in the fierce fire.
n. leaf or flower when it starts growing: There are _________on the trees in the spring.
bud /bAd/ n. leaf or flower when it starts growing: There are buds on the trees in the spring.
v. move something a little: I can’t _________this heavy rock.
budge /bAd3/ v. move something a little: I can’t budge this heavy rock.
v. make a plan about how to spend money in the best way: If you _________carefully you will be able to save enough for a car.
budget /’bAd3it/ v. make a plan about how to spend money in the best way: If you budget carefully you will be able to save enough for a car.
n. plan for money.
budget n. plan for money.
n. small blue or green bird, which you keep in a cage,
budgie /’bAd3i/ n. small blue or green bird, which you keep in a cage,
n. 1 small insect. 2 germ; disease: She has caught some _________and is staying in bed.
bug /bAg/ n. 1 small insect. 2 germ; disease: She has caught some bug and is staying in bed.
. sort of musical instrument that you blow.
bugle /’bju:gl/ «. sort of musical instrument that you blow.
v. make something by putting parts together: Grandpa is _________a brick garage at the side of his house.
build /btld/ v. (past part. & past tense built) make something by putting parts together: Grandpa is building a brick garage at the side of his house.
n. someone whose job is to make houses, etc.
builder /’bikb(r)/ n. someone whose job is to make houses, etc.
n. place that was made for people to live, work, play, etc. in: Houses, schools, shops, hotels, and churches are all _________.
building /’bildig/ n. place that was made for people to live, work, play, etc. in: Houses, schools, shops, hotels, and churches are all buildings.
n. 1 round part from which some plants grow: a tulip _________.
bulb /bAlb/ n. 1 round part from which some plants grow: a tulip bulb.
round electric thing that makes light,
bulb.round electric thing that makes light,
V. become bigger than usual; curve out: My bag _________with the fruit I had bought,
bulge /b/dd3/ V. become bigger than usual; curve out: My bag bulged with the fruit I had bought,
adj. round; curving; swelling: _________ pockets.
bulge n. bulging /’bAld3ir)/ adj. round; curving; swelling: bulging pockets.
n. 1 big farm animal; male ox. 2 male of some other big animals,
bull /bul/ n. 1 big farm animal; male ox. 2 male of some other big animals,
n. young bull that cannot make young animals
bullock /’butak/ n. young bull that cannot make young animals
n. bigmachine that moves earth and makes land flat.
bulldozer /’bukbuz3(r)/n. bigmachine that moves earth and makes land flat.
n. piece of lead that shoots out of a rifle or revolver,
bullet /’bulit/ n. piece of lead that shoots out of a rifle or revolver,
v. hurt or frighten a weaker person
bully /’bull/ v. hurt or frighten a weaker person
n. someone who bullies people.
bully n. someone who bullies people.
n. 1 blow or knock when two things hit each other hard: a _________on the head
bump1 /bAmp/ n. 1 blow or knock when two things hit each other hard: a bump on the head
2 rough point on the road, etc.: The car hit a _________on the road.
2 rough point on the road, etc.: The car hit a bump on the road.
adj. with many bumps: We had a bad journey over the _________road.
bumpy /’bAmpi/ adj. with many bumps: We had a bad journey over the bumpy road.
v. 1 hit or knock something or someone: The car _________against the tree.
bump2 v. 1 hit or knock something or someone: The car bumped against the tree.
2 hurt yourself when you hit against something hard: I _________my head, bump into someone, meet someone by chance.
2 hurt yourself when you hit against something hard: I bumped my head, bump into someone, meet someone by chance.
n. bar on the front and back of a car, lorry, etc. It helps to protect the car if it hits something.
bumper /’bAmp3(r)/ n. bar on the front and back of a car, lorry, etc. It helps to protect the car if it hits something.
adj. rough; that shakes you: We had a _________journey in the old car.
bumpy /’bAmpi/ adj. rough; that shakes you: We had a bumpy journey in the old car.
n. small, round cake,
bun /bAn/ n. small, round cake,
n. {pi. bunches) some things of the same kind that you tie together: a _________of flowers.
bunch /bAntf/ n. {pi. bunches) some things of the same kind that you tie together: a bunch of flowers.
n. number of things that you tie or wrap together: a _________of washing.
bundle /’bAndl/ n. number of things that you tie or wrap together: a bundle of washing.
n. house with only a ground floor.
bungalow /’bAijgalau/ n. house with only a ground floor.
n. narrow bed: The beds in ships and trains are called _________.
bunk /bAijk/ n. narrow bed: The beds in ships and trains are called bunks.
n. floating thing, put in water to show where there are dangerous rocks, etc.
buoy /boi/ n. floating thing, put in water to show where there are dangerous rocks, etc.
n. something that you carry; a heavy load: A donkey can carry a heavy _________.
burden /’b3:dn/ n. something that you carry; a heavy load: A donkey can carry a heavy burden.
n. person who breaks into a building to steal,
burglar /’b3:gb(r)/ n. person who breaks into a building to steal,
n. breaking into a building to steal,
burglary n. breaking into a building to steal,
v.: They _________the museum last Saturday.
burgle v.: They burgled the museum last Saturday.
n. burying or putting a dead body in a grave.
burial /’berisl/ n. burying or putting a dead body in a grave.