treat, affect, civil, tend, threat

Question 1

treat (verb)

Answer 1

1. to behave in particular way towards smbd/smth
   We should treat elders in a good way, even if sometimes they re not true.
2. (consider) to consider something in a particular way
   I decided to treat his remark as a joke
3. (consider) to deal or discuss smth in a particular way
   Topic should be treated with more examples.
4. To give medical attention to smbd, illness or injury
   Clinics made a log of effort in treating patients during lockdown. though there were not enough space to treat all patients.
5. to pay for smbd/smth what smbd/you will enjoy
   While working in USA, I treated to headphones I wanted to buy for couple of years.

Question 2

affect (verb)

Answer 2

to have influence on smth/smbd

Question 3

civil (adj)

Answer 3

(used before noun)
1. Connected with people living in country
Civil war
2. Connected to the state rather that military or religious organization
Civil aviation
3. involving personal legal matters and not criminal law
A civil court
4. polite in formal way but possibly not friendly
Police were civil while questioning

Question 4

tend (verb)

Answer 4

1. to be likely to do smth or smth to happen in particular way bcs it usually happens
   Women tend to live longer than men
2. (to/towards smth) to take a particular direction of often have particular quality
   He tends towards extreme
3. to care for smth/smbd
   Doctors and nurses tended the injured

Question 5

threat (noun)

Answer 5

1. statement that u tell smbd that u will punish or hurt
   She received death threats on social media
2. the possibility of trouble, danger or disaster
   Many wild animals are under threat of extinction bcs of human activities.