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The Election (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)

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urge

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(n) /ɜrdʒ/ a strong feeling that makes you want to do something Example: I have an urge to eat ice cream.

used

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(v) /juːzd/ to take something and put it into action or practice Example: I used my pencil to write a note.

user

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(n) /ˈjuːzər/ a person who uses a service or a place, like a library Example: The user borrowed a book from the library.

vary

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(v) /ˈvɛri/ to differ or change from one form or version to another Example: The prices vary from store to store.

vast

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(adj) /væst/ very large in amount or degree Example: The ocean is vast and deep.

very

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(adv) /ˈvɛri/ used to emphasize something or to make it stronger Example: She is very happy today.

view

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(n) /vjuː/ a personal opinion or way of thinking about something Example: She has a strong view about the movie.

vote

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(n) /voʊt/ a choice made by a person in an election or other decision-making process Example: I will vote for my favorite candidate.

wage

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(n) /weɪdʒ/ the money paid to a worker for their job Example: She receives a good wage for her work.

wait

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(v) /weɪt/ to stay in one place until something happens or you are able to do something Example: I will wait for you at the park.

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