The Baking Class (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)

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study

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(v) /ˈstʌdi/ to look at something carefully in order to learn about it Example: I study for my math test.

stuff

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(n) /stʌf/ things that are not specified or known Example: I put my stuff in the box.

style

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(n) /staɪl/ a way of doing something, especially in a special or different manner Example: She has a unique style of painting.

sugar

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(n) /ˈʃʊɡər/ a sweet substance made from plants, used to make food and drinks taste better Example: I put sugar in my tea.

super

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(adj) /ˈsuːpər/ very good or excellent Example: She did a super job on her project.

swear

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(v) /swɛr/ to use rude or offensive language Example: He did not swear in front of his parents.

sweep

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(v) /swiːp/ to clean a surface by moving a broom or similar tool across it Example: I sweep the floor every day.

sweet

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(adj) /swiːt/ having a pleasant taste, like sugar or fruit Example: The candy is sweet.

swing

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(v) /swɪŋ/ to move back and forth or side to side Example: The child loves to swing in the park.

table

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(n) /ˈteɪbəl/ a piece of furniture with a flat surface on top for working or eating Example: We eat dinner at the table.

taste

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(v) /teɪst/ to experience the flavor of something by putting it in your mouth Example: I want to taste the cake.

teach

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(v) /tiːtʃ/ to help someone learn how to do something Example: I will teach you how to play the game.

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