| Vocabulary Word |
Part of Speech |
Definition |
| Introduction
Page, Unit 4 |
|
verb
(past participle) |
take someone into
one's family, especially a child |
|
verb |
makes
less severe; reduce the pain |
|
noun |
being
known or talked about by many people |
|
noun |
a brief
description of someone in a piece of writing |
|
adjective |
experiencing difficulty or problems |
|
Unit 4 Reading Passage |
|
verb
(past participle) |
hit
repeatedly |
|
adjective |
sport of
fighting with fists (this type of "champion") |
|
adjective |
terrible, dreadful |
|
adjective (past participle) |
moved from one's
usual or familiar place |
|
noun |
person
or organization who gives or donates something |
|
verb |
to make someone
want to do something (usually something great or
important) |
|
idiom |
in these modern
times |
|
noun
(idiom) |
a channel for the
brilliant light flashes in the sky produced by natural
electricity |
|
adjective |
remarkable,
important; deserving to be noticed |
|
adverbial phrase |
as the
representative of spokesperson for someone |
|
noun |
knowing how to
navigate the Internet |
|
noun |
a person whose
parents are dead |
|
noun |
official
promise(s) |
|
noun |
a place where a
building is or will be located |