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Vocabulary 3

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1. To calculate the area of a rectangle, multiply the length by the (

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2. (

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)   [t...] the whole alimentary chain was polluted.

3. Many pharaohs have marked the history of (

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)   [a...] Egypt. (= old)

4. I suspect that a fairy has bent over his (

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)   [c...]. (= crib)

5. In the villages, the (

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)   [p...] are gradually closing. (= churches)

6. The wall is made of different materials (

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)   [en...] in one another. (= interlocked)

7. These old (

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)   [c...] houses are typical of this neighbourhood. (= exiguous)

8. This hotel is built in a quiet and (

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)   [p...] valley. (= tranquil)

9. When the weather is sunny, it is pleasant to (

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)   [s...] along the banks of this river. (= wander)

10. In this department store, it is possible to (

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)   [b...] the books before buying them.

11. Countries are delimited by their (

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)   [bo...].(= limit)

12. This castle symbolised elegance and French (

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