unit 6 Flashcards
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alert
v. To alert someone is to tell or warn that person about something. The fire alarm alerted us that there was a problem.
broadcast
n. A broadcast is a television or radio show. We watched the broadcast of the local news on TV.
bulletin
n. A bulletin is a news report about very recent and important events. There was a live bulletin reporting on the economy of the city.
bump
n. A bump is a small raised area on a surface. The monkey got a bump on his head because he was hit by a rock.
chop
v. To chop something means to cut it into pieces with a tool. Mom chopped some vegetables to put into the stew.
closet
n. A closet is a small room used to store things. Marie has many clothes inside of her closet.
console
v. To console is to give comfort to a person who feels sad. When my dog ran away’ my dad consoled me.
district
n. A district is a small part of a city’ county’ state’ or country. I live in a residential district of Seattle’ Washington.
drawer
n. A drawer is a small part in furniture that is used to store things. I put my clothes into the empty drawers.
endure
v. To endure means to experience and survive something difficult. She had to endure her husband shouting all day long.
execute
v. To execute means to kill someone as a legal punishment. Some people are executed for serious crimes.
grasp
v. To grasp something means to hold it. He grasped the bag of money tightly.
rear
n. The rear of something is the back part of that thing. The man loaded the rear of his truck with boxes.
senator
n. A senator is someone who makes laws for a state. The young senator promised to make laws that would help the people.