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/jrjÈtejƒn/
irritation n Information overload is a modern irritation for many people.
/ÈmYŠtYbajk/
motorbike n I wanted to ride my motorbike, but couldn t find my helmet.
/Ènejtjv/
native adj I live in London but I m a native New Yorker.
/YbÈskjŠY(r)/
obscure adj The internet has made it easier to find obscure information.
/ÈfYŠn bRks/
phone box n We don t have a phone box here any more everyone has a mobile.
/priÐÈset/
preset adj This app disconnects you from the web at preset times.
/prYÈdŒktjv/
productive adj I ve had lots of time, but I haven t been very productive.
/rent/
rent v I rent an $800-a-month apartment.
/ÈsevrYl/
several det They paid for my bus ticket, and took me to several places.
/ȃjvY(r)/
shiver v The cold wind outside made me shiver.
/strYŠk Rv lŒk/
stroke of luck Remember that sometimes not getting what you want is a wonderful stroke of luck.
/tæKk/
tank n He walked up to my motorbike, opened the tank, and poured the petrol in.
/teknYÈlRd’jkl/
technological adj Can you help me? I m not very good with technological problems.
/tŒf/
tough adj We ve been through some tough times, but it s better now.
/ÈtjuÐtY(r)/
tutor n When I was at school, I had a great maths tutor.
/Èvajtl/
vital adj The extra practice is vital if we want to win.
/ÈwjlpaŠY(r)/
willpower n It takes a lot of willpower to give up smoking.
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USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES
/YÈkjuÐzd/
accused adj The dock is where an accused person sits or stands in court.
/YdÈmajY(r)/
admire v I really admire Japanese design. It s my favourite.
/YÈdRpt/
adopt v We ve decided to adopt a child.
/ÈælYbaj/
alibi n He had an alibi to prove where he was.
/kejs/
case n Not every criminal case can be solved.
/kYÈmjt/
commit v Why do people commit crimes?
/kTÐt/
court n The man was sentenced in court to life in prison.
/djÈfens/
defence n He had no defence for his terrible actions.
/djÈljbYrYtli/
deliberately adv Murder is the crime of killing a person deliberately.
/djÈtektjv/
detective n He was a detective in the London police force.
/jkÈspreƒn/
expression n She was the ideal witness with her expression of honesty and kindness.
/Èajlti/
guilty adj She was found guilty of committing a crime.
/ÈajkRn/
icon n Ronaldo is a football icon.
/ajÈdiÐYl/
ideal adj She was the ideal person for the job.
/ajÈdentYti/
identity n No one is sure of the identity of the murderer.
/jmÈpTÐtns/
importance n There was no malice in her, and no sense of importance.
/jnÈtend/
intend v They intend to call four witnesses during the trial.
/jnvestjÈaejƒn/
investigation n They spent a considerable amount of time and money on the investigation.
/lTÐntƒ/
launch v He decided to launch Facebook from his room in 2004.
/mjÈstejkYn/
mistaken adj I was mistaken for a waitress in the restaurant.
/Èm\ÐdY(r)/
murder v To murder somebody is a terrible thing.
/Èm\ÐdY(r)/
murder n They had no idea who was responsible for the murder.
/Èm\ÐdYrY(r)/
murderer n Weeks passed, but the murderer still wasn t caught.
/YÈrjd’Ynl/
original adj Stephen Wozniak designed the original Apple I and Apple II computers.
/ÈprjznY(r)/
prisoner n The prisoner had to spend 25 years in jail for murder.
/prRsjÈkjuЃn/
prosecution n The prosecution intended to call four witnesses.
/pruÐv/
prove v They couldn t prove that he committed the murder.
/rjÈmQÐkYbl/
remarkable adj You must have remarkable eyes if you can see that far!
/ÈruÐmmejt/
room-mate n Dustin Moskovitz was Mark Zuckerberg s room-mate at university.
/senÈsejƒn/
sensation n She became a worldwide singing sensation.
/ȃŒt daŠn/
shut down v It was shut down by the university, but it inspired him to create Facebook.
/sRlv/
solve v How did she try to solve the mystery?
/ÈsŒspekt/
suspect n The police questioned the suspect about the murder.
/sweY(r)/
swear v I swear to tell the truth.
/trænsÈf\Ð(r)/
transfer v I ll need a USB cable to transfer the pictures to my computer.
/ÈtrajYl/
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