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| to destroy sth; to greatly harm sb. |
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1 to eat or drink
2 to use completely
3 to destroy completely (especially by fire) |
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despair (u.n.)
despair (vi) |
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1 a complete lack of hope
2 to lose all hope |
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| to carefully examine sth.; identify and sutdy |
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| relating to an ovary (part of the female reproductive system) |
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| to think about sth., usually for a long time |
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1 supply (vt)
2 supplies (n.pl.) |
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1 to make sth. available for people to use; to provide
2 materials stored and given out when needed |
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1 to set sth. apart for a special purpose
2 to give or commit yourself to sth. |
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| the quality of being fair to others and following the law |
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| the act of intentionally killing yourself |
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| to tell sb. that you intend or want to hurt or punish them |
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| to be firm in a plan; to demand sth. |
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| the possibility of suffering harm or loss; danger |
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| completely grown or developed; with the mental and emotional qualities of an adult |
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| a return of sth.; a situation where sth. happens again |
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1 to manage to hear a sound
2 to get hold of and stop an object, such as a ball, that is moving through the air |
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1 to not see, hear, or notice sth., especially when it is difficult to notice
2 to feel sad because sb. you love is not with you or you do not have sth. or cannot do sth. you did before |
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1 not graceful, clumsy
2 causing embarrasment; uncomfortable |
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1 used to add new information to what you have just said, to give your opinion, or to start a new conversation
2 used to emphasize what is really true, rather than what people may think |
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