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Your blood comes
from
from
X
Dukes and great houses.
Your blood comes from
Dukes
Dukes
X
and great houses.
Your
blood
comes
from
Dukes
and
great
houses
We don't have that here.
We don't have that here.
We
don't
have
that
here
Here: we're equal, men and women alike.
Here: we're
equal
equal
X
, men and women
alike
alike
X
.
Here:
we're
equal
men
and
women
alike
What we do, we do
for
for
X
the benefit
of
of
X
all.
What we do, we do for the
benefit
benefit
X
of all.
What
we
do
we
do
for
the
benefit
of
all
I'd very much
like
like
X
to
to
X
be equal
to
to
X
you.
I'd very much like to be
equal
equal
X
to you.
I'd
very
much
like
to
be
equal
to
you
Maybe I'll show you the way.
Maybe I'll show you the way.
Maybe
I'll
show
you
the
way
[Music]
[Music]
Music
We are back
with
with
X
the cast
of
of
X
Dune Part Two.
We are back with the
cast
cast
X
of Dune Part Two.
We
are
back
with
the
cast
of
Dune
Part
Two
The..um..
The..um..
Theum
What's it
like
like
X
to
to
X
kiss
with
with
X
a piece
of
of
X
plastic
up
up
X
your nose?
What's it like to kiss with a piece of plastic up your nose?
What's
it
like
to
kiss
with
a
piece
of
plastic
up
your
nose
Not
as
as
X
good, I would guess.
Not as good, I would guess.
Not
as
good
I
would
guess
Honestly yeah I didn't.. I didn't notice it ... yeah.
Honestly yeah I didn't.. I didn't
notice
notice
X
it ... yeah.
Honestly
yeah
I
didn't
I
didn't
notice
it
yeah
Yeah. Just
like
like
X
normal! We were..yeah.. we
Yeah. Just like normal! We were..yeah.. we
Yeah
Just
like
normal
We
wereyeah
we
were.. there's so much going
on
on
X
, you know?
were.. there's so much
going on
going on
X
, you know?
were
there's
so
much
going
on
you
know
The set and then.. then you're trying
to
to
X
The
set
set
X
and then.. then you're trying to
The
set
and
then
then
you're
trying
to
get the shot and the sun's going
down
down
X
or
get the
shot
shot
X
and the sun's going down or
get
the
shot
and
the
sun's
going
down
or
whatever.. that's the last.. last thing you think.
whatever.. that's the last.. last thing you think.
whatever
that's
the
last
last
thing
you
think
How much sand did you wind
up
up
X
eating
How much sand did you
wind up
wind up
X
eating
How
much
sand
did
you
wind
up
eating
over
over
X
the course
of
of
X
this movie
over the course
over the course
X
of this movie
over
the
course
of
this
movie
because there's a lot
of
of
X
and I imagine
because there's a lot of and I imagine
because
there's
a
lot
of
and
I
imagine
some
of
of
X
it is
like
like
X
a visual effect
but
but
X
a
some of it is like a
visual effect
visual effect
X
but a
some
of
it
is
like
a
visual
effect
but
a
lot
of
of
X
it seemed
like
like
X
you were really getting blasted?
lot of it seemed like you were really getting
blasted
blasted
X
?
lot
of
it
seemed
like
you
were
really
getting
blasted
When you're riding the sand worm
When you're riding the sand worm
When
you're
riding
the
sand
worm
they have an industrial fan
on
on
X
they have an industrial fan on
they
have
an
industrial
fan
on
your face and they're just blasting you
your face and they're just blasting you
your
face
and
they're
just
blasting
you
with
with
X
dust and sand and you find yourself
with
dust
dust
X
and sand and you find yourself
with
dust
and
sand
and
you
find
yourself
going home and trying
to
to
X
.. you know
going home and trying to.. you know
going
home
and
trying
to
you
know
pulling sand out
of
of
X
all sorts
of
of
X
crevices.
pulling sand out of all sorts of
crevices
crevices
X
.
pulling
sand
out
of
all
sorts
of
crevices
Really? And it's real sand that
Really? And it's real sand that
Really
And
it's
real
sand
that
they're using they don't have
like
like
X
some
they're using they don't have like some
they're
using
they
don't
have
like
some
special
like
like
X
..uh..
like
like
X
.. uh..
like
like
X
.. chocolate
special like..uh.. like.. uh.. like.. chocolate
special
likeuh
like
uh
like
chocolate
milk powder or something
like
like
X
that?
milk powder or something like that?
milk
powder
or
something
like
that
Good idea! Yeah well you know maybe
for
for
X
the third one? Um..
Good idea! Yeah well you know maybe for the third one? Um..
Good
idea
Yeah
well
you
know
maybe
for
the
third
one
Um
You guys spend a lot
of
of
X
time together.. (Crossover?)
You guys spend a lot of time together.. (Crossover?)
You
guys
spend
a
lot
of
time
together
Crossover
I thought maybe we'd play this game
I thought maybe we'd play this game
I
thought
maybe
we'd
play
this
game
it's.. uh we call it true or false.
it's.. uh we call it true or false.
it's
uh
we
call
it
true
or
false
Yeah we work... worked
on
on
X
the title really
Yeah we work...
worked on
worked on
X
the title really
Yeah
we
work
worked
on
the
title
really
for
for
X
a long, very long time. Now these are
for a long, very long time. Now these are
for
a
long
very
long
time
Now
these
are
paddles and the idea is I will ask one
paddles
paddles
X
and the idea is I will ask one
paddles
and
the
idea
is
I
will
ask
one
of
of
X
you a question, the other ones will weigh
in
in
X
of you a question, the other ones will
weigh in
weigh in
X
of
you
a
question
the
other
ones
will
weigh
in
and say whether you think it is true or false.
and say whether you think it is true or false.
and
say
whether
you
think
it
is
true
or
false
That's a worm mouth.
That's a worm mouth.
That's
a
worm
mouth
Yeah, is that supposed
to
to
X
a worm mouth?
Yeah, is that supposed to a worm mouth?
Yeah
is
that
supposed
to
a
worm
mouth
It's really aggressive .
It's really aggressive .
It's
really
aggressive
It is the worm mouth.
It is the worm mouth.
It
is
the
worm
mouth
Yes it's themed. So here we go, okay.
Yes it's
themed
themed
X
. So here we go, okay.
Yes
it's
themed
So
here
we
go
okay
Zendaya this, you don't tell us the answer
Zendaya this, you don't tell us the answer
Zendaya
this
you
don't
tell
us
the
answer
until
until
X
your cast-mates weigh
in
in
X
.
until your
cast-mates
cast-mates
X
weigh in
weigh in
X
.
until
your
cast-mates
weigh
in
Zendaya never learned how
to
to
X
ride a bike true or false?
Zendaya never learned how to ride a bike true or false?
Zendaya
never
learned
how
to
ride
a
bike
true
or
false
That..
That..
That
What? I should know this.
What? I should know this.
What
I
should
know
this
I feel
like
like
X
..
I feel like..
I
feel
like
That's false. You say false.
That's false. You say false.
That's
false
You
say
false
Yeah I'm going false there. False. Austin?
Yeah I'm going false there. False. Austin?
Yeah
I'm
going
false
there
False
Austin
Oh no. What does that face mean? Austin says true.
Oh no. What does that face mean? Austin says true.
Oh
no
What
does
that
face
mean
Austin
says
true
Zendaya? I.. I can definitely yeah. I can ride a bike.
Zendaya? I.. I can definitely yeah. I can ride a bike.
Zendaya
I
I
can
definitely
yeah
I
can
ride
a
bike
You can ride a bike. It is false.
You can ride a bike. It is false.
You
can
ride
a
bike
It
is
false
Okay I was
like
like
X
.. Dang!
Okay I was like..
Dang
Dang
X
!
Okay
I
was
like
Dang
You look
like
like
X
somebody who can ride a bike.
You look like somebody who can ride a bike.
You
look
like
somebody
who
can
ride
a
bike
I can ride a bike... dang!
I can ride a bike... dang!
I
can
ride
a
bike
dang
Florence ..uh..oh. Florence's mother got high
with
with
X
Florence ..uh..oh. Florence's mother got
high
high
X
with
Florence
uhoh
Florence's
mother
got
high
with
Snoop Dogg. True or false?
Snoop Dogg. True or false?
Snoop
Dogg
True
or
false
Austin says true. Your mom..You did that
Austin says true. Your mom..You did that
Austin
says
true
Your
momYou
did
that
with
with
X
confidence. Your mom's a wild cat. True true. Lawrence?
with confidence. Your mom's a
wild cat
wild cat
X
. True true. Lawrence?
with
confidence
Your
mom's
a
wild
cat
True
true
Lawrence
It's true. It is true. Yes.
It's true. It is true. Yes.
It's
true
It
is
true
Yes
What were the circumstances?
What were the
circumstances
circumstances
X
?
What
were
the
circumstances
Um.. I took my parents to the Oscars
Um.. I took my parents to the
Oscars
Oscars
X
Um
I
took
my
parents
to
the
Oscars
when I got nominated
for
for
X
Little Women.
when I got nominated for Little Women.
when
I
got
nominated
for
Little
Women
And we went
to
to
X
the
after
after
X
-party and my
And we went to the
after-party
after-party
X
and my
And
we
went
to
the
after-party
and
my
my mum disappeared
for
for
X
an hour.
my mum disappeared for an hour.
my
mum
disappeared
for
an
hour
She came back and she got high
with
with
X
Snoop Dogg.
She came back and she got
high
high
X
with Snoop Dogg.
She
came
back
and
she
got
high
with
Snoop
Dogg
And then I saw him recently
at
at
X
And then I saw him recently at
And
then
I
saw
him
recently
at
a..
at
at
X
.. a.. um.. an Oppenheimer party. He was there.
a.. at.. a.. um.. an Oppenheimer party. He was there.
a
at
a
um
an
Oppenheimer
party
He
was
there
And I was
like
like
X
.. You.
And I was like.. You.
And
I
was
like
You
You got my mom high and he was
like
like
X
, where is she?
You got my mom
high
high
X
and he was like, where is she?
You
got
my
mom
high
and
he
was
like
where
is
she
And he he wanted
to
to
X
send my mom a
And he he wanted to send my mom a
And
he
he
wanted
to
send
my
mom
a
video. He was
like
like
X
let's send her a video.
video. He was like let's send her a video.
video
He
was
like
let's
send
her
a
video
So I sent my mom a video
of
of
X
Snoop dog
So I sent my mom a video of Snoop dog
So
I
sent
my
mom
a
video
of
Snoop
dog
being
like
like
X
, where are you baby? I miss you.
being like, where are you baby? I miss you.
being
like
where
are
you
baby
I
miss
you
Pretty good. Yeah. That's...
Pretty good. Yeah. That's...
Pretty
good
Yeah
That's
Timothée. Timothée's rap alter ego is little Timmy Tim.
Timothée. Timothée's
rap alter ego
rap alter ego
X
is little Timmy Tim.
Timothée
Timothée's
rap
alter
ego
is
little
Timmy
Tim
True or false? Oh that's... scary.
True or false? Oh that's... scary.
True
or
false
Oh
that's
scary
Okay everybody knows that.
Okay everybody knows that.
Okay
everybody
knows
that
You can't run away
from
from
X
it, it's too powerful.
You can't run away from it, it's too powerful.
You
can't
run
away
from
it
it's
too
powerful
No comment. No comment.
No comment. No comment.
No
comment
No
comment
Austin was discovered
at
at
X
the Orange County Fair.
Austin was discovered at the Orange County Fair.
Austin
was
discovered
at
the
Orange
County
Fair
True or false?
True or false?
True
or
false
Snap call
on
on
X
my behalf.
Snap call
Snap call
X
on my behalf
on my behalf
X
.
Snap
call
on
my
behalf
Orange County Fair what? What does that mean though?
Orange County Fair what? What does that mean though?
Orange
County
Fair
what
What
does
that
mean
though
Like was he selling things?
Like was he selling things?
Like
was
he
selling
things
Was he selling vegetables?
Was he selling vegetables?
Was
he
selling
vegetables
His mother left him
with
with
X
Snoop Dogg?
His mother left him with Snoop Dogg?
His
mother
left
him
with
Snoop
Dogg
What is it? What? Oh you don't know what...
What is it? What? Oh you don't know what...
What
is
it
What
Oh
you
don't
know
what
oh.. no..no.. Orange County is a.. Sorry I'm not
from
from
X
here.
oh.. no..no.. Orange County is a.. Sorry I'm not from here.
oh
nono
Orange
County
is
a
Sorry
I'm
not
from
here
Orange County's a place. No, I know it's a fair
but
but
X
okay.
Orange County's a place. No, I know it's a fair but okay.
Orange
County's
a
place
No
I
know
it's
a
fair
but
okay
So, it's ... I should know this apparently. Cool.
So, it's ... I should know this apparently. Cool.
So
it's
I
should
know
this
apparently
Cool
Yes or else we're going
to
to
X
have
to
to
X
revoke your work visa.
Yes or else we're going to have to
revoke
revoke
X
your work visa.
Yes
or
else
we're
going
to
have
to
revoke
your
work
visa
Say true. That's too specific to..
Say true. That's too specific to..
Say
true
That's
too
specific
to
Then I'll do a false. You say false.
Then I'll do a false. You say false.
Then
I'll
do
a
false
You
say
false
Austin? That is absolutely true.
Austin? That is absolutely true.
Austin
That
is
absolutely
true
It's true. what is it? It's...
It's true. what is it? It's...
It's
true
what
is
it
It's
it's a fair. Yeah. That uh I used
to
to
X
go
as
as
X
it's a fair. Yeah. That uh I used to go as
it's
a
fair
Yeah
That
uh
I
used
to
go
as
a kid and I... I would look
at
at
X
the magic stands,
a kid and I... I would look at the magic
stands
stands
X
,
a
kid
and
I
I
would
look
at
the
magic
stands
You know that sort
of
of
X
thing and
You know that sort of thing and
You
know
that
sort
of
thing
and
uh and I got scouted
by
by
X
a talent.
uh and I got
scouted
scouted
X
by a talent.
uh
and
I
got
scouted
by
a
talent
So it's a normal fair?
So it's a normal fair?
So
it's
a
normal
fair
It's not
like
like
X
a..
like
like
X
an acting fair?
It's not like a.. like an acting fair?
It's
not
like
a
like
an
acting
fair
There is no such thing
as
as
X
a normal fair
There is no such thing as a normal fair
There
is
no
such
thing
as
a
normal
fair
but
but
X
..yeah.. no..yeah it's not an acting fair
but..yeah.. no..yeah it's not an acting fair
butyeah
noyeah
it's
not
an
acting
fair
no, there's not an acting fair
no, there's not an acting fair
no
there's
not
an
acting
fair
although that sounds
like
like
X
a fun one. Um..
although that sounds like a fun one. Um..
although
that
sounds
like
a
fun
one
Um
Zendaya had
to
to
X
repeat kindergarten. True or false?
Zendaya had to repeat
kindergarten
kindergarten
X
. True or false?
Zendaya
had
to
repeat
kindergarten
True
or
false
Careful now. Careful. No I'd say that ...
Careful now. Careful. No I'd say that ...
Careful
now
Careful
No
I'd
say
that
Yeah we go false
with
with
X
that.
Yeah we go false with that.
Yeah
we
go
false
with
that
No! Really no. I believed
in
in
X
you. I believed
in
in
X
you.
No! Really no. I believed in you. I believed in you.
No
Really
no
I
believed
in
you
I
believed
in
you
I did Kindergarten twice.
I did Kindergarten twice.
I
did
Kindergarten
twice
I.. because I was too shy so
like
like
X
whenever I
I.. because I was too shy so like whenever I
I
because
I
was
too
shy
so
like
whenever
I
didn't understand something in class I
didn't understand something in class I
didn't
understand
something
in
class
I
wouldn't raise my hand and say hey I
wouldn't raise my hand and say hey I
wouldn't
raise
my
hand
and
say
hey
I
need help and they would just move
on
on
X
need help and they would just
move on
move on
X
need
help
and
they
would
just
move
on
and I didn't.. I didn't I couldn't keep
up
up
X
.
and I didn't.. I didn't I couldn't
keep up
keep up
X
.
and
I
didn't
I
didn't
I
couldn't
keep
up
So I did it twice. So you do every year twice?
So I did it twice. So you do every year twice?
So
I
did
it
twice
So
you
do
every
year
twice
No. No. No. Just kindergarten!
No. No. No. Just
kindergarten
kindergarten
X
!
No
No
No
Just
kindergarten
Oh sorry, now I'm getting it.
Oh sorry, now I'm getting it.
Oh
sorry
now
I'm
getting
it
I was,
like
like
X
yeah when did you leave school?
I was, like yeah when did you leave school?
I
was
like
yeah
when
did
you
leave
school
Still
in
in
X
it. I'm actually yeah I'm still
in
in
X
school.
Still in it. I'm actually yeah I'm still in school.
Still
in
it
I'm
actually
yeah
I'm
still
in
school
Still
in
in
X
it. Senior year.
Still in it. Senior year.
Still
in
it
Senior
year
Alright one more. When he was 3 years old
Alright one more. When he was 3 years old
Alright
one
more
When
he
was
3
years
old
Timothée made national news
Timothée made national news
Timothée
made
national
news
when he fell out
of
of
X
a hot air balloon.
when he fell out of a hot air balloon.
when
he
fell
out
of
a
hot
air
balloon
I kind
of
of
X
would believe that... knowing Timmy
I kind of would believe that... knowing Timmy
I
kind
of
would
believe
that
knowing
Timmy
but
but
X
that seems... also I feel
like
like
X
I definitely
but that seems... also I feel like I definitely
but
that
seems
also
I
feel
like
I
definitely
would have read that. Heard
about
about
X
that.
would have read that. Heard about that.
would
have
read
that
Heard
about
that
Heard
about
about
X
that. That would have been
on
on
X
Heard about that. That would have been on
Heard
about
that
That
would
have
been
on
my home page.
my home page.
my
home
page
Well you didn't know Zendaya didn't know the alphabet.
Well you didn't know Zendaya didn't know the alphabet.
Well
you
didn't
know
Zendaya
didn't
know
the
alphabet
She's right there.
She's right there.
She's
right
there
Alright it's true.
Alright it's true.
Alright
it's
true
No! Wouldn't that be something though
No! Wouldn't that be something though
No
Wouldn't
that
be
something
though
Alright well good I'm glad you know what?
Alright well good I'm glad you know what?
Alright
well
good
I'm
glad
you
know
what
I feel
like
like
X
this is great because
I feel like this is great because
I
feel
like
this
is
great
because
not only did we learn more
about
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you, you learn more about each other and
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that's really what life is
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about
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that's really what life is about isn't it?
that's
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life
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Yeah
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being here, you're very kind
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being here, you're very kind to come and
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do this with us. We look forward to
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seeing the movie, the movie is Dune Part 2.
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kɑːst
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________a________ ________g________r________o________u________p________ ________o________f________ ________a________c________t________o________r________s________ ________p________e________r________f________o________r________m________i________n________g________ ________t________o________g________e________t________h________e________r________ ________i________n________ ________a________ ________p________l________a________y________,________ ________f________i________l________m________,________ ________o________r________ ________t________e________l________e________v________i________s________i________o________n________ ________s________h________o________w________
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ˈnəʊtɪs
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ˈnoʊdəs
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________(________v________e________r________b________)________ ________t________o________ ________b________e________c________o________m________e________ ________a________w________a________r________e________ ________o________f________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________;________ ________t________o________ ________o________b________s________e________r________v________e________ ________o________r________ ________s________e________e________ ________a________n________d________ ________u________n________d________e________r________s________t________a________n________d________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________
ˈvɪʒ.u.əl ɪˈfɛkt
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ˈvɪʒ.u.əl ɪˈfɛkt
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________a________ ________c________h________a________n________g________e________ ________i________n________ ________t________h________e________ ________a________p________p________e________a________r________a________n________c________e________ ________o________f________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________,________ ________o________f________t________e________n________ ________c________r________e________a________t________e________d________ ________a________r________t________i________f________i________c________i________a________l________l________y________ ________t________o________ ________e________n________h________a________n________c________e________ ________i________t________s________ ________v________i________s________u________a________l________ ________a________p________p________e________a________l________ ________o________r________ ________i________m________p________a________c________t________
θiːmd
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________(________a________d________j________e________c________t________i________v________e________)________ ________h________a________v________i________n________g________ ________a________ ________p________a________r________t________i________c________u________l________a________r________ ________s________u________b________j________e________c________t________ ________o________r________ ________t________o________p________i________c________
weɪ ɪn
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weɪ ɪn
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________(________p________h________r________a________s________a________l________ ________v________e________r________b________)________ ________t________o________ ________g________i________v________e________ ________a________n________ ________o________p________i________n________i________o________n________ ________o________r________ ________m________a________k________e________ ________a________ ________d________e________c________i________s________i________o________n________ ________a________b________o________u________t________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________
ˈɔskərz
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________T________h________e________ ________A________c________a________d________e________m________y________ ________A________w________a________r________d________s________,________ ________a________n________ ________a________n________n________u________a________l________ ________a________w________a________r________d________s________ ________c________e________r________e________m________o________n________y________ ________h________o________n________o________r________i________n________g________ ________a________c________h________i________e________v________e________m________e________n________t________s________ ________i________n________ ________t________h________e________ ________f________i________l________m________ ________i________n________d________u________s________t________r________y________
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ˈmuːv ɒn
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________(________p________h________r________a________s________a________l________ ________v________e________r________b________)________ ________T________o________ ________p________r________o________g________r________e________s________s________ ________o________r________ ________a________d________v________a________n________c________e________ ________f________r________o________m________ ________a________ ________p________a________r________t________i________c________u________l________a________r________ ________s________i________t________u________a________t________i________o________n________ ________o________r________ ________t________o________p________i________c________.________
ˈbɛnɪfɪt
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ˈbɛnəfɪt
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________A________n________ ________a________d________v________a________n________t________a________g________e________ ________o________r________ ________p________r________o________f________i________t________ ________g________a________i________n________e________d________ ________f________r________o________m________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________.________
waɪnd ʌp
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________(________p________h________r________a________s________a________l________ ________v________e________r________b________)________ ________t________o________ ________f________i________n________i________s________h________ ________o________r________ ________e________n________d________ ________u________p________ ________i________n________ ________a________ ________p________a________r________t________i________c________u________l________a________r________ ________s________i________t________u________a________t________i________o________n________ ________o________r________ ________p________l________a________c________e________
ˈkæstˌmeɪts
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________F________e________l________l________o________w________ ________a________c________t________o________r________s________ ________w________h________o________ ________a________r________e________ ________p________a________r________t________ ________o________f________ ________t________h________e________ ________s________a________m________e________ ________c________a________s________t________ ________i________n________ ________a________ ________p________l________a________y________,________ ________m________o________v________i________e________,________ ________o________r________ ________T________V________ ________s________h________o________w________.________
ʃɒt
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________a________ ________f________i________l________m________ ________s________e________q________u________e________n________c________e________ ________p________h________o________t________o________g________r________a________p________h________e________d________ ________c________o________n________t________i________n________u________o________u________s________l________y________ ________b________y________ ________o________n________e________ ________c________a________m________e________r________a________
sɛt
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________a________ ________c________o________l________l________e________c________t________i________o________n________ ________o________f________ ________s________c________e________n________e________r________y________,________ ________s________t________a________g________e________ ________f________u________r________n________i________t________u________r________e________,________ ________a________n________d________ ________o________t________h________e________r________ ________a________r________t________i________c________l________e________s________ ________u________s________e________d________ ________f________o________r________ ________a________ ________p________a________r________t________i________c________u________l________a________r________ ________s________c________e________n________e________ ________i________n________ ________a________ ________p________l________a________y________ ________o________r________ ________f________i________l________m________
ˈkrɛvɪsɪz
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________a________ ________s________m________a________l________l________,________ ________n________a________r________r________o________w________ ________c________r________a________c________k________,________ ________e________s________p________e________c________i________a________l________l________y________ ________i________n________ ________a________ ________r________o________c________k________
Teacher says
Teacher says:
People don't really have ________! Timothée is just explaining the sand got everywhere.
stændz
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________a________ ________p________a________r________t________i________a________l________l________y________ ________e________n________c________l________o________s________e________d________ ________s________t________r________u________c________t________u________r________e________ ________w________h________e________r________e________ ________t________h________i________n________g________s________ ________a________r________e________ ________s________o________l________d________ ________o________r________ ________d________i________s________p________l________a________y________e________d________
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ˈblɑːstɪd
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ˈblæstəd
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________(________v________e________r________b________)________ ________t________o________ ________d________e________s________t________r________o________y________,________ ________b________r________e________a________k________ ________a________p________a________r________t________,________ ________o________r________ ________r________e________m________o________v________e________ ________(________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________)________ ________w________i________t________h________ ________a________n________ ________e________x________p________l________o________s________i________v________e________
dʌst
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________f________i________n________e________,________ ________d________r________y________ ________p________o________w________d________e________r________ ________c________o________n________s________i________s________t________i________n________g________ ________o________f________ ________t________i________n________y________ ________p________a________r________t________i________c________l________e________s________ ________o________f________ ________e________a________r________t________h________ ________o________r________ ________w________a________s________t________e________ ________m________a________t________t________e________r________
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snæp kɔːl
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snæp kɔl
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________A________ ________q________u________i________c________k________ ________d________e________c________i________s________i________o________n________ ________o________r________ ________a________c________t________i________o________n________ ________m________a________d________e________ ________w________i________t________h________o________u________t________ ________h________e________s________i________t________a________t________i________o________n________.________
ˈkip ʌp
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________(________p________h________r________a________s________a________l________ ________v________e________r________b________)________ ________t________o________ ________m________a________i________n________t________a________i________n________ ________t________h________e________ ________s________a________m________e________ ________p________a________c________e________ ________o________r________ ________l________e________v________e________l________ ________a________s________ ________s________o________m________e________o________n________e________ ________o________r________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________
əˈlʌɪk
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əˈlaɪk
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________(________a________d________v________e________r________b________)________ ________i________n________ ________t________h________e________ ________s________a________m________e________ ________w________a________y________ ________o________r________ ________m________a________n________n________e________r________;________ ________s________i________m________i________l________a________r________l________y________
ˈiːkw(ə)l
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ˈikw(ə)l
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________(________a________d________j________e________c________t________i________v________e________)________ ________b________e________i________n________g________ ________t________h________e________ ________s________a________m________e________ ________i________n________ ________q________u________a________n________t________i________t________y________,________ ________s________i________z________e________,________ ________d________e________g________r________e________e________,________ ________o________r________ ________v________a________l________u________e________
dæŋ
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________(________i________n________t________e________r________j________e________c________t________i________o________n________)________ ________A________n________ ________i________n________f________o________r________m________a________l________ ________e________x________p________r________e________s________s________i________o________n________ ________u________s________e________d________ ________t________o________ ________s________h________o________w________ ________s________u________r________p________r________i________s________e________,________ ________a________d________m________i________r________a________t________i________o________n________,________ ________o________r________ ________f________r________u________s________t________r________a________t________i________o________n________.________
hʌɪ
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________a________ ________s________t________a________t________e________ ________o________f________ ________i________n________t________o________x________i________c________a________t________i________o________n________ ________p________r________o________d________u________c________e________d________ ________b________y________ ________a________ ________d________r________u________g________
ˈɡoʊɪŋ ɒn
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ˈɡoʊɪŋ ɒn
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________(________p________h________r________a________s________a________l________ ________v________e________r________b________)________ ________h________a________p________p________e________n________i________n________g________ ________o________r________ ________o________c________c________u________r________r________i________n________g________
ˈsɜːrkəmstænsɪz
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________a________ ________c________o________n________d________i________t________i________o________n________ ________o________r________ ________f________a________c________t________ ________t________h________a________t________ ________a________f________f________e________c________t________s________ ________a________ ________s________i________t________u________a________t________i________o________n________ ________—________u________s________u________a________l________l________y________ ________p________l________u________r________a________l________
ɒn maɪ bɪˈhæf
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ɒn maɪ bɪˈhæf
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________(________p________h________r________a________s________e________)________ ________i________n________ ________m________y________ ________p________l________a________c________e________;________ ________a________s________ ________m________y________ ________r________e________p________r________e________s________e________n________t________a________t________i________v________e________
rɪˈvəʊk
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rəˈvoʊk
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________(________v________e________r________b________)________ ________t________o________ ________o________f________f________i________c________i________a________l________l________y________ ________c________a________n________c________e________l________ ________o________r________ ________w________i________t________h________d________r________a________w________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________,________ ________s________u________c________h________ ________a________s________ ________a________ ________l________a________w________,________ ________d________e________c________i________s________i________o________n________,________ ________o________r________ ________p________e________r________m________i________s________s________i________o________n________
ˈkɪndərˌɡɑrtn
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ˈkɪndəˌɡɑːtn
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________a________ ________s________c________h________o________o________l________ ________o________r________ ________c________l________a________s________s________ ________t________h________a________t________ ________p________r________e________p________a________r________e________s________ ________c________h________i________l________d________r________e________n________ ________f________o________r________ ________f________i________r________s________t________ ________g________r________a________d________e________ ________a________n________d________ ________i________s________ ________u________s________u________a________l________l________y________ ________f________o________r________ ________c________h________i________l________d________r________e________n________ ________b________e________t________w________e________e________n________ ________t________h________e________ ________a________g________e________s________ ________o________f________ ________f________o________u________r________ ________a________n________d________ ________s________i________x________
ˈəʊvə ðə kɔːs
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ˈoʊvər ðə kɔːrs
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________(________p________h________r________a________s________e________)________ ________D________u________r________i________n________g________ ________t________h________e________ ________p________e________r________i________o________d________ ________o________f________ ________t________i________m________e________ ________c________o________v________e________r________e________d________ ________b________y________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________
d(y)ooks
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________A________ ________n________o________b________l________e________ ________t________i________t________l________e________ ________g________i________v________e________n________ ________t________o________ ________c________e________r________t________a________i________n________ ________h________i________g________h________-________r________a________n________k________i________n________g________ ________i________n________d________i________v________i________d________u________a________l________s________ ________i________n________ ________n________o________b________i________l________i________t________y________.________
Teacher says
Teacher says:
wɜrkt ɒn
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wɜrkt ɒn
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________(________p________h________r________a________s________a________l________ ________v________e________r________b________)________ ________t________o________ ________h________a________v________e________ ________s________p________e________n________t________ ________t________i________m________e________ ________a________n________d________ ________e________f________f________o________r________t________ ________o________n________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________ ________i________n________ ________o________r________d________e________r________ ________t________o________ ________i________m________p________r________o________v________e________ ________o________r________ ________c________o________m________p________l________e________t________e________ ________i________t________
Teacher says
Teacher says:
Jimmy Kimmel is being sarcastic. They clearly didn't spend a lot of time thinking of a name for the game!
Definition
________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________a________n________ ________o________b________j________e________c________t________ ________w________i________t________h________ ________a________ ________s________h________o________r________t________ ________h________a________n________d________l________e________ ________a________n________d________ ________a________ ________w________i________d________e________,________ ________f________l________a________t________ ________p________a________r________t________ ________t________h________a________t________ ________i________s________ ________u________s________e________d________ ________t________o________ ________h________i________t________ ________t________h________e________ ________b________a________l________l________ ________o________r________ ________g________i________v________e________ ________a________n________ ________a________n________s________w________e________r________
Teacher says
Teacher says:
You can use a paddle when rowing
Also when playing sport
ˈɑːftə ˈpɑːrtiz
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ˈæftər ˈpɑːrtiz
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________S________o________c________i________a________l________ ________g________a________t________h________e________r________i________n________g________s________ ________t________h________a________t________ ________t________a________k________e________ ________p________l________a________c________e________ ________a________f________t________e________r________ ________a________ ________m________a________i________n________ ________e________v________e________n________t________,________ ________s________u________c________h________ ________a________s________ ________a________ ________c________o________n________c________e________r________t________ ________o________r________ ________a________ ________p________a________r________t________y________.________ ________T________h________e________ ________O________s________c________a________r________s________ ________a________r________e________ ________f________a________m________o________u________s________ ________f________o________r________ ________t________h________e________i________r________ ________a________f________t________e________r________ ________p________a________r________t________i________e________s________.________
Definition
________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________A________ ________p________e________r________s________o________n________ ________w________h________o________ ________i________s________ ________c________r________a________z________y________ ________w________h________e________n________ ________t________h________e________y________ ________d________r________i________n________k________ ________a________ ________l________o________t________
Teacher says
Teacher says:
A wildcat is actually an animal that can be quite strong and aggressive but in this context it means a woman who is "spirited" and likes to have a good time at a party.
ræp ˈɔːltər ˈiːɡoʊ
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________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________A________ ________p________e________r________s________o________n________a________ ________o________r________ ________c________h________a________r________a________c________t________e________r________ ________a________s________s________u________m________e________d________ ________b________y________ ________a________ ________r________a________p________p________e________r________ ________f________o________r________ ________t________h________e________i________r________ ________p________e________r________f________o________r________m________a________n________c________e________s________ ________o________r________ ________m________u________s________i________c________.________
skaʊtəd
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________(________v________e________r________b________)________ ________T________o________ ________s________e________a________r________c________h________ ________f________o________r________ ________t________a________l________e________n________t________e________d________ ________p________e________r________f________o________r________m________e________r________s________
cast
kɑːst
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(noun) a group of actors performing together in a play, film, or television show
Example
The cast of the new Broadway musical includes some well-known actors.
Teacher says
notice
ˈnəʊtɪs
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(verb) to become aware of something; to observe or see and understand something
Example
She noticed a strange noise coming from the basement.
visual effect
ˈvɪʒ.u.əl ɪˈfɛkt
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ˈvɪʒ.u.əl ɪˈfɛkt
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(noun) a change in the appearance of something, often created artificially to enhance its visual appeal or impact
Example
The movie used stunning visual effects to bring the fantasy world to life.
themed
θiːmd
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(adjective) having a particular subject or topic
Example
The party was themed around the 1920s era.
weigh in
weɪ ɪn
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weɪ ɪn
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(phrasal verb) to give an opinion or make a decision about something
Example
I'll weigh in on the matter during the meeting tomorrow.
Oscars
ˈɔskərz
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(noun) The Academy Awards, an annual awards ceremony honoring achievements in the film industry
Example
She was nominated for an Oscar for Best Actress.
Teacher says
move on
ˈmuːv ɒn
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(phrasal verb) To progress or advance from a particular situation or topic.
Example
After the breakup, she knew she had to move on and start focusing on herself.
benefit
ˈbɛnɪfɪt
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ˈbɛnəfɪt
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(noun) An advantage or profit gained from something.
Example
The new policy will bring great benefits to the employees.
wind up
waɪnd ʌp
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(phrasal verb) to finish or end up in a particular situation or place
Example
After getting lost in the city, we wound up at a beautiful park.
cast-mates
ˈkæstˌmeɪts
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(noun) Fellow actors who are part of the same cast in a play, movie, or TV show.
Example
The castmates worked together to create a memorable performance.
shot
ʃɒt
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ʃɑt
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(noun) a film sequence photographed continuously by one camera
Example
The movie's opening shot is of a character walking across a featureless landscape.
set
sɛt
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(noun) a collection of scenery, stage furniture, and other articles used for a particular scene in a play or film
crevices
ˈkrɛvɪsɪz
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(noun) a small, narrow crack, especially in a rock
Example
The hiker found a hidden treasure in the crevices of the mountain.
Teacher says
Teacher says:
People don't really have crevices! Timothée is just explaining the sand got everywhere.
stands
stændz
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(noun) a partially enclosed structure where things are sold or displayed
Example
I enjoyed looking at the jewellery stands at the market.
Teacher says
blasted
ˈblɑːstɪd
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ˈblæstəd
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(verb) to destroy, break apart, or remove (something) with an explosive
dust
dʌst
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dəst
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(noun) fine, dry powder consisting of tiny particles of earth or waste matter
Example
She wiped away the dust that had settled on the bookshelf.
Teacher says
Snap call
snæp kɔːl
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snæp kɔl
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Definition
(noun) A quick decision or action made without hesitation.
Example
He made a snap call and ended up winning the game.
keep up
ˈkip ʌp
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ˈkip ʌp
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Definition
(phrasal verb) to maintain the same pace or level as someone or something
Example
She couldn't keep up with the fast pace of the marathon.
alike
əˈlʌɪk
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əˈlaɪk
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Definition
(adverb) in the same way or manner; similarly
Example
The two sisters looked alike, with their matching red hair.
equal
ˈiːkw(ə)l
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ˈikw(ə)l
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Definition
(adjective) being the same in quantity, size, degree, or value
Dang
dæŋ
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Definition
(interjection) An informal expression used to show surprise, admiration, or frustration.
high
hʌɪ
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haɪ
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Definition
(noun) a state of intoxication produced by a drug
Example
she wasn't sleepy, just a little high
going on
ˈɡoʊɪŋ ɒn
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ˈɡoʊɪŋ ɒn
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Definition
(phrasal verb) happening or occurring
Example
There's a lot going on in the city this weekend.
circumstances
ˈsɜːrkəmstænsɪz
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Definition
(noun) a condition or fact that affects a situation —usually plural
Example
Despite the difficult circumstances, she managed to succeed.
on my behalf
ɒn maɪ bɪˈhæf
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ɒn maɪ bɪˈhæf
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Definition
(phrase) in my place; as my representative
Example
I couldn't attend the meeting, so my colleague spoke on my behalf.
revoke
rɪˈvəʊk
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rəˈvoʊk
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Definition
(verb) to officially cancel or withdraw something, such as a law, decision, or permission
Example
The government decided to revoke the company's license.
kindergarten
ˈkɪndərˌɡɑrtn
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ˈkɪndəˌɡɑːtn
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Definition
(noun) a school or class that prepares children for first grade and is usually for children between the ages of four and six
Example
I remember my first day of kindergarten, I was so excited to meet new friends.
over the course
ˈəʊvə ðə kɔːs
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ˈoʊvər ðə kɔːrs
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Definition
(phrase) During the period of time covered by something
Example
Over the course of the semester, students will learn various topics.
Dukes
d(y)ooks
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Definition
(noun) A noble title given to certain high-ranking individuals in nobility.
Example
The Duke of York is an important person in British history.
Teacher says
Teacher says:
worked on
wɜrkt ɒn
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wɜrkt ɒn
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Definition
(phrasal verb) to have spent time and effort on something in order to improve or complete it
Example
She worked on her painting for hours until it was perfect.
Teacher says
Teacher says:
Jimmy Kimmel is being sarcastic. They clearly didn't spend a lot of time thinking of a name for the game!
paddles
Definition
(noun) an object with a short handle and a wide, flat part that is used to hit the ball or give an answer
Example
The judges held up their scores on their paddles.
Teacher says
Teacher says:
You can use a paddle when rowing
Also when playing sport
after-party
ˈɑːftə ˈpɑːrtiz
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ˈæftər ˈpɑːrtiz
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Definition
(noun) Social gatherings that take place after a main event, such as a concert or a party. The Oscars are famous for their after parties.
Example
After the concert, we attended several after parties to continue the celebration.
wild cat
Definition
(noun) A person who is crazy when they drink a lot
Example
His new girlfriend is a real wildcat.
Teacher says
Teacher says:
A wildcat is actually an animal that can be quite strong and aggressive but in this context it means a woman who is "spirited" and likes to have a good time at a party.
rap alter ego
ræp ˈɔːltər ˈiːɡoʊ
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Definition
(noun) A persona or character assumed by a rapper for their performances or music.
Example
Eminem's rap alter ego, Slim Shady, is known for his provocative lyrics.
scouted
skaʊtəd
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skaʊtəd
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Definition
(verb) To search for talented performers
Example
The team scouted the opposing players before the big game.
cast
kɑːst
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kæst
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Definition
(noun) a group of actors performing together in a play, film, or television show
Example
The cast of the new Broadway musical includes some well-known actors.
Teacher says
notice
ˈnəʊtɪs
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ˈnoʊdəs
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Definition
(verb) to become aware of something; to observe or see and understand something
Example
She noticed a strange noise coming from the basement.
visual effect
ˈvɪʒ.u.əl ɪˈfɛkt
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ˈvɪʒ.u.əl ɪˈfɛkt
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Definition
(noun) a change in the appearance of something, often created artificially to enhance its visual appeal or impact
Example
The movie used stunning visual effects to bring the fantasy world to life.
themed
θiːmd
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θimd
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Definition
(adjective) having a particular subject or topic
Example
The party was themed around the 1920s era.
weigh in
weɪ ɪn
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weɪ ɪn
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Definition
(phrasal verb) to give an opinion or make a decision about something
Example
I'll weigh in on the matter during the meeting tomorrow.
Oscars
ˈɔskərz
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Definition
(noun) The Academy Awards, an annual awards ceremony honoring achievements in the film industry
Example
She was nominated for an Oscar for Best Actress.
Teacher says
move on
ˈmuːv ɒn
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ˈmuːv ɒn
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Definition
(phrasal verb) To progress or advance from a particular situation or topic.
Example
After the breakup, she knew she had to move on and start focusing on herself.
benefit
ˈbɛnɪfɪt
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ˈbɛnəfɪt
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Definition
(noun) An advantage or profit gained from something.
Example
The new policy will bring great benefits to the employees.
wind up
waɪnd ʌp
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Definition
(phrasal verb) to finish or end up in a particular situation or place
Example
After getting lost in the city, we wound up at a beautiful park.
cast-mates
ˈkæstˌmeɪts
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Definition
(noun) Fellow actors who are part of the same cast in a play, movie, or TV show.
Example
The castmates worked together to create a memorable performance.
shot
ʃɒt
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ʃɑt
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Definition
(noun) a film sequence photographed continuously by one camera
Example
The movie's opening shot is of a character walking across a featureless landscape.
set
sɛt
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sɛt
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Definition
(noun) a collection of scenery, stage furniture, and other articles used for a particular scene in a play or film
crevices
ˈkrɛvɪsɪz
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Definition
(noun) a small, narrow crack, especially in a rock
Example
The hiker found a hidden treasure in the crevices of the mountain.
Teacher says
Teacher says:
People don't really have crevices! Timothée is just explaining the sand got everywhere.
stands
stændz
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stændz
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Definition
(noun) a partially enclosed structure where things are sold or displayed
Example
I enjoyed looking at the jewellery stands at the market.
Teacher says
blasted
ˈblɑːstɪd
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ˈblæstəd
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Definition
(verb) to destroy, break apart, or remove (something) with an explosive
dust
dʌst
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dəst
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Definition
(noun) fine, dry powder consisting of tiny particles of earth or waste matter
Example
She wiped away the dust that had settled on the bookshelf.
Teacher says
Snap call
snæp kɔːl
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snæp kɔl
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Definition
(noun) A quick decision or action made without hesitation.
Example
He made a snap call and ended up winning the game.
keep up
ˈkip ʌp
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ˈkip ʌp
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Definition
(phrasal verb) to maintain the same pace or level as someone or something
Example
She couldn't keep up with the fast pace of the marathon.
alike
əˈlʌɪk
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əˈlaɪk
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Definition
(adverb) in the same way or manner; similarly
Example
The two sisters looked alike, with their matching red hair.
equal
ˈiːkw(ə)l
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ˈikw(ə)l
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Definition
(adjective) being the same in quantity, size, degree, or value
Dang
dæŋ
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Definition
(interjection) An informal expression used to show surprise, admiration, or frustration.
high
hʌɪ
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haɪ
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Definition
(noun) a state of intoxication produced by a drug
Example
she wasn't sleepy, just a little high
going on
ˈɡoʊɪŋ ɒn
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ˈɡoʊɪŋ ɒn
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Definition
(phrasal verb) happening or occurring
Example
There's a lot going on in the city this weekend.
circumstances
ˈsɜːrkəmstænsɪz
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Definition
(noun) a condition or fact that affects a situation —usually plural
Example
Despite the difficult circumstances, she managed to succeed.
on my behalf
ɒn maɪ bɪˈhæf
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ɒn maɪ bɪˈhæf
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Definition
(phrase) in my place; as my representative
Example
I couldn't attend the meeting, so my colleague spoke on my behalf.
revoke
rɪˈvəʊk
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rəˈvoʊk
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Definition
(verb) to officially cancel or withdraw something, such as a law, decision, or permission
Example
The government decided to revoke the company's license.
kindergarten
ˈkɪndərˌɡɑrtn
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ˈkɪndəˌɡɑːtn
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Definition
(noun) a school or class that prepares children for first grade and is usually for children between the ages of four and six
Example
I remember my first day of kindergarten, I was so excited to meet new friends.
over the course
ˈəʊvə ðə kɔːs
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ˈoʊvər ðə kɔːrs
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Definition
(phrase) During the period of time covered by something
Example
Over the course of the semester, students will learn various topics.
Dukes
d(y)ooks
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Definition
(noun) A noble title given to certain high-ranking individuals in nobility.
Example
The Duke of York is an important person in British history.
Teacher says
Teacher says:
worked on
wɜrkt ɒn
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wɜrkt ɒn
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Definition
(phrasal verb) to have spent time and effort on something in order to improve or complete it
Example
She worked on her painting for hours until it was perfect.
Teacher says
Teacher says:
Jimmy Kimmel is being sarcastic. They clearly didn't spend a lot of time thinking of a name for the game!
paddles
Definition
(noun) an object with a short handle and a wide, flat part that is used to hit the ball or give an answer
Example
The judges held up their scores on their paddles.
Teacher says
Teacher says:
You can use a paddle when rowing
Also when playing sport
after-party
ˈɑːftə ˈpɑːrtiz
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ˈæftər ˈpɑːrtiz
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Definition
(noun) Social gatherings that take place after a main event, such as a concert or a party. The Oscars are famous for their after parties.
Example
After the concert, we attended several after parties to continue the celebration.
wild cat
Definition
(noun) A person who is crazy when they drink a lot
Example
His new girlfriend is a real wildcat.
Teacher says
Teacher says:
A wildcat is actually an animal that can be quite strong and aggressive but in this context it means a woman who is "spirited" and likes to have a good time at a party.
rap alter ego
ræp ˈɔːltər ˈiːɡoʊ
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Definition
(noun) A persona or character assumed by a rapper for their performances or music.
Example
Eminem's rap alter ego, Slim Shady, is known for his provocative lyrics.
scouted
skaʊtəd
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skaʊtəd
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Definition
(verb) To search for talented performers
Example
The team scouted the opposing players before the big game.
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high
hʌɪ
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haɪ
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Definition
(noun) a state of intoxication produced by a drug
Example
she wasn't sleepy, just a little high
Example
She is taller than her sister, but her sister is higher in rank at work.
Example
Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world.
keep up
ˈkip ʌp
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ˈkip ʌp
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Definition
(phrasal verb) to maintain the same pace or level as someone or something
Example
She couldn't keep up with the fast pace of the marathon.
Example
She keeps up with the latest fashion trends.
Example
I am not very good at keeping up with my emails.
Example
He struggled to keep up with the fast pace of the race.
wind up
waɪnd ʌp
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Definition
(phrasal verb) to finish or end up in a particular situation or place
Example
After getting lost in the city, we wound up at a beautiful park.
Example
I wound up the toy and it started moving.
Example
She is winding up the clock before going to bed.
notice
ˈnəʊtɪs
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ˈnoʊdəs
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Definition
(verb) to become aware of something; to observe or see and understand something
Example
She noticed a strange noise coming from the basement.
Example
She notices small details in her work.
Example
I am noticing a change in his behavior.
Example
He noticed the mistake in the report.
stands
stændz
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stændz
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Definition
(noun) a partially enclosed structure where things are sold or displayed
Example
I enjoyed looking at the jewellery stands at the market.
Example
She stands by her decision to quit her job.
Example
He is standing in line at the grocery store.
Example
I stood up for my friend when she was being bullied.
Snap call
snæp kɔːl
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snæp kɔl
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Definition
(noun) A quick decision or action made without hesitation.
Example
He made a snap call and ended up winning the game.
Example
I snap called my friend to invite her to the party.
Example
She snap called her boss to ask for a day off.
Example
He snap calls his mom every Sunday.
Oscars
ˈɔskərz
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Definition
(noun) The Academy Awards, an annual awards ceremony honoring achievements in the film industry
Example
She was nominated for an Oscar for Best Actress.
Example
She won two Oscars for her acting.
Example
The Oscars ceremony is held annually in Los Angeles.
blasted
ˈblɑːstɪd
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ˈblæstəd
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Definition
(verb) to destroy, break apart, or remove (something) with an explosive
Example
The wind blasted through the open window.
Example
She was blasting music from her car.
Example
The explosion blasts could be heard from miles away.
Dukes
d(y)ooks
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Definition
(noun) A noble title given to certain high-ranking individuals in nobility.
Example
The Duke of York is an important person in British history.
Example
The Duke's daughter is getting married next week.
Example
The Dukes' lands stretched as far as the eye could see.
Teacher's comment
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke
cast
kɑːst
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kæst
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Definition
(noun) a group of actors performing together in a play, film, or television show
Example
The cast of the new Broadway musical includes some well-known actors.
Example
She casts a spell on the wicked witch.
Example
He is casting a fishing line into the lake.
Example
They casted their votes in the election.
wild cat
Definition
(noun) A person who is crazy when they drink a lot
Example
His new girlfriend is a real wildcat.
Example
I saw a wild cat in the forest yesterday.
Example
Wild cats are known for their agility and hunting skills.
Teacher's comment
A wildcat is actually an animal that can be quite strong and aggressive but in this context it means a woman who is "spirited" and likes to have a good time at a party.
kindergarten
ˈkɪndərˌɡɑrtn
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ˈkɪndəˌɡɑːtn
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Definition
(noun) a school or class that prepares children for first grade and is usually for children between the ages of four and six
Example
I remember my first day of kindergarten, I was so excited to meet new friends.
Example
My daughter attends a local kindergarten.
Example
The kindergartens in this area have a great reputation.
Example
The kindergartener was excited to show off his artwork.
Example
The kindergarteners lined up for recess.
on my behalf
ɒn maɪ bɪˈhæf
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ɒn maɪ bɪˈhæf
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Definition
(phrase) in my place; as my representative
Example
I couldn't attend the meeting, so my colleague spoke on my behalf.
Example
I couldn't attend the meeting, so my colleague presented the report for me.
Example
I signed the contract in my name as the legal representative of the company.
Example
My lawyer will be representing me in court tomorrow.
weigh in
weɪ ɪn
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weɪ ɪn
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Definition
(phrasal verb) to give an opinion or make a decision about something
Example
I'll weigh in on the matter during the meeting tomorrow.
Example
I always weigh in before and after my workout to track my progress.
Example
She weighs in on the debate with a strong opinion.
Example
The expert weighed in on the issue during the panel discussion.
paddles
Definition
(noun) an object with a short handle and a wide, flat part that is used to hit the ball or give an answer
Example
The judges held up their scores on their paddles.
Teacher's comment
You can use a paddle when rowing
Also when playing sport
set
sɛt
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sɛt
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Definition
(noun) a collection of scenery, stage furniture, and other articles used for a particular scene in a play or film
Example
She sets the table for dinner every evening.
benefit
ˈbɛnɪfɪt
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ˈbɛnəfɪt
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Definition
(noun) An advantage or profit gained from something.
Example
The new policy will bring great benefits to the employees.
Example
The benefits of exercise include improved health and increased energy levels.
Example
She benefited greatly from the advice given by her mentor.
Example
He is benefiting from the new training program at work.
going on
ˈɡoʊɪŋ ɒn
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ˈɡoʊɪŋ ɒn
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Definition
(phrasal verb) happening or occurring
Example
There's a lot going on in the city this weekend.
Example
She goes on and on about her new job.
Example
The party had already gone on by the time we arrived.
cast-mates
ˈkæstˌmeɪts
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Definition
(noun) Fellow actors who are part of the same cast in a play, movie, or TV show.
Example
The castmates worked together to create a memorable performance.
Example
I get along well with my castmates on the show.
Example
The castmate was very supportive during rehearsals.
Example
The castmates' chemistry on screen is undeniable.
dust
dʌst
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dəst
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Definition
(noun) fine, dry powder consisting of tiny particles of earth or waste matter
Example
She wiped away the dust that had settled on the bookshelf.
crevices
ˈkrɛvɪsɪz
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Definition
(noun) a small, narrow crack, especially in a rock
Example
The hiker found a hidden treasure in the crevices of the mountain.
Example
I found a small crevice in the wall where the mouse was hiding.
Example
Be careful not to get your fingers stuck in the crevices of the rock.
Teacher's comment
People don't really have crevices! Timothée is just explaining the sand got everywhere.
rap alter ego
ræp ˈɔːltər ˈiːɡoʊ
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Definition
(noun) A persona or character assumed by a rapper for their performances or music.
Example
Eminem's rap alter ego, Slim Shady, is known for his provocative lyrics.
Example
He has multiple rap alter egos that he uses for different styles of music.
Example
The rapper's rap alter egos have distinct personalities and characteristics.
circumstances
ˈsɜːrkəmstænsɪz
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Definition
(noun) a condition or fact that affects a situation —usually plural
Example
Despite the difficult circumstances, she managed to succeed.
Example
In certain circumstances, it is better to remain silent.
Example
The circumstances surrounding the incident are still unclear.
visual effect
ˈvɪʒ.u.əl ɪˈfɛkt
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ˈvɪʒ.u.əl ɪˈfɛkt
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Definition
(noun) a change in the appearance of something, often created artificially to enhance its visual appeal or impact
Example
The movie used stunning visual effects to bring the fantasy world to life.
Example
The movie had amazing visual effects that made the action scenes look realistic.
Example
The artist used various visual effects to create a sense of depth in the painting.
Example
The visual effect's impact on the audience was profound.
Dang
dæŋ
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Definition
(interjection) An informal expression used to show surprise, admiration, or frustration.
after-party
ˈɑːftə ˈpɑːrtiz
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ˈæftər ˈpɑːrtiz
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Definition
(noun) Social gatherings that take place after a main event, such as a concert or a party. The Oscars are famous for their after parties.
Example
After the concert, we attended several after parties to continue the celebration.
Example
We attended several after-parties last night.
Example
The after-party's music was too loud.
Example
The after-parties' decorations were impressive.
scouted
skaʊtəd
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skaʊtəd
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Definition
(verb) To search for talented performers
Example
The team scouted the opposing players before the big game.
Example
He scouted the area for potential camping spots.
Example
She enjoys scouting new locations for her photography.
Example
The scout always carries a compass and map.
over the course
ˈəʊvə ðə kɔːs
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ˈoʊvər ðə kɔːrs
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Definition
(phrase) During the period of time covered by something
Example
Over the course of the semester, students will learn various topics.
Example
Over the course of the day, the weather changed dramatically.
Example
Throughout the duration of the meeting, everyone remained focused.
Example
During the time period of the project, we encountered many challenges.
shot
ʃɒt
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ʃɑt
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Definition
(noun) a film sequence photographed continuously by one camera
Example
The movie's opening shot is of a character walking across a featureless landscape.
Example
I took two shots of espresso this morning.
Example
He enjoys shooting hoops in his free time.
equal
ˈiːkw(ə)l
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ˈikw(ə)l
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Definition
(adjective) being the same in quantity, size, degree, or value
Example
All students are equal in the eyes of the teacher.
Example
The two teams are equally matched in skill.
alike
əˈlʌɪk
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əˈlaɪk
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Definition
(adverb) in the same way or manner; similarly
Example
The two sisters looked alike, with their matching red hair.
Example
The twins look alike, with the same hair and eyes.
Example
The two houses are alike in size and shape.
worked on
wɜrkt ɒn
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wɜrkt ɒn
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Definition
(phrasal verb) to have spent time and effort on something in order to improve or complete it
Example
She worked on her painting for hours until it was perfect.
Example
He works on his car every weekend.
Teacher's comment
Jimmy Kimmel is being sarcastic. They clearly didn't spend a lot of time thinking of a name for the game!
revoke
rɪˈvəʊk
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rəˈvoʊk
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Definition
(verb) to officially cancel or withdraw something, such as a law, decision, or permission
Example
The government decided to revoke the company's license.
Example
The judge decided to revoke his driver's license.
Example
The company has the power to revoke your membership if you break the rules.
themed
θiːmd
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θimd
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Definition
(adjective) having a particular subject or topic
Example
The party was themed around the 1920s era.
move on
ˈmuːv ɒn
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ˈmuːv ɒn
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Definition
(phrasal verb) To progress or advance from a particular situation or topic.
Example
After the breakup, she knew she had to move on and start focusing on herself.
Example
She moves on quickly after a breakup.
Example
He moved on from his old job to start a new career.
Example
I am slowly moving on from the past.
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