American [?r?d?n?l]
adj. primitive; original; original; novel
n. original text; prototype; originals; oddities
plural: originals
origin
American [? :r?d?n]
n. origin, root; birth; [number] point of origin, starting point; [solution] the beginning (of a tendon, nerve)
Plural: origins
order
US [? :rd?(r)]
n. order; order; rule, system; order
vt. to order; to order; to organize
vi. to place an order
Plural: orders Past tense: ordered Past participle: ordered
ordinary
US [? :rdneri]
adj. ordinary; common; commonplace; mediocre
orientation
English [? ri?n?te?n]
American [?ri?n?te?n, -?n-, ?or-]
n. direction, orientation, orientation, orientation; training for a job; determination of course [attitude] (in diplomacy, etc.); determination of circumstances
plural: orientations
organization
American [? :rg?n?ze?n]
n. organization; institution; group
adj. organized
plural: organizations
organic
US [? :r?g?n?k]
adj. organic; organized, systematic; organic; fundamental
orange
US [? :r?nd?]
n. tangerine, orange; [plant] orange tree; orange; tangerine
adj. orange; tangerine; tangerine-red
Plural: oranges
organize
US [? :rg?na?z]
v. organize; arrange; plan; build an organization
Past tense: organized
Past participle: organized
oriented
US ['? :r?rnt?d]
adj. oriented; oriented in the direction of...; directed; oriented
orthodox
US [? :rθ?dɑ:ks]
adj. normative; recognizable; generally approved; orthodox
oral
US [?r?l]
adj. oral, orally; orally spoken; belonging to or about the mouth; constituting or using speech
n. (esp. in a foreign language exam)
American [?o?ro?'f?r?ks]
n. oropharynx
orphan
American [? :rfn]
n. orphan
vt. to make orphans
adj. orphaned; parentless
cord
American [k?:rd]
n. (thin) rope; corduroy pants
vt. to bind with a rope; to pile up (fag payloads)
plural: cords
torn
U.S. [t?:rn]
v. to tear (past participle of tear); rip; break
sort
U.S. [s?:rt]
n. to classify, categorize; nature; quality; method; group
vt. & vi. to sort out; tidy up, organize; fit in
vi. classify; organize; fit
vt. to select; classify; put in order
vi. to classify; to socialize; to coordinate
sore
American [s?r, sor]
adj. to ache; to grieve; to irritate, to anger
n. (skin) a sore, a wound
adv. (archaic, poetic) same as sorely
plural: sores
lord
American [l?:rd]
n. Lord; lord; God; (used in England as a term of respect for a judge, bishop, or some member of the male aristocracy) lord
n. (of a court, or of a court of justice, bishop, or some member of the male aristocracy)
n. (of a court of justice, bishop, or some member of the male aristocracy) lord. /p>
vi. to show off
plural: lords
lorry
American [?l?:ri]
n. a delivery vehicle, a motorized truck
born
American [b?:rn]
vt. past participle of bear; to back up, to support; to carry in person, to transport. Transportation
vi. result, produce; pertaining to
adj. born, born of...; natural, gifted
New York
[?nju: ?j?:k]
n. New York (founded in 1624 in southeastern part of the state of New York, under the jurisdiction of the state of New York, under the jurisdiction of the five boroughs. New York is the financial and economic center, largest city, port, and most populous city in the entire United States, as well as the largest city in the world)
for
US [f?r,f?]
prep. for, in order to; inclined to; about; as
conj. because, due to
form
U.S. [f?:rm]
n. shape, form; shape; manner; form
vt. to form; to constitute; to organize; to shape
vi. to form, to produce; to line up in a queue, to form a whole group
Plural: forms
Past tense: formed
force
U.S. [f?:. rs]
n. force; forcefulness; (social) power; verve
vt. to compel; to force; to cause, to push; to rape
plural: forces
past tense: forced
more
American [m?r, mor]
adv. to be more, much more; to reach or to a greater extent or degree; moreover, moreover
adj. more; comparative of (many); additional, extra
pron. a more or additional person or thing
n. more; additional, added
moral
US [?m?:r?l]
adj. Moral, moral; spiritual; unquestionably, certainly; teaching morals
n. moral, lesson; (esp. between a man and a woman) character; maxim; 〈ancient〉relative....................................................... of, horizontal; horizonal; [plant] (branch) flat-layered; of the same trade, class
n. horizontals; horizontal surfaces; horizontal positions; horizontal objects
plural: horizontals
horse
American [h?:rs]
n. a horse; a soldier on horseback, a cavalryman; a footed rack; jumper, saddle horse
vt. to prepare a horse for...; to push or lift upward with force
vi. to desire to mate,, to use for a mare
adj. of a horse; to ride on the back of a horse; horse-drawn, using horse-power; larger, coarser and harder
Plural: horses
dorm
US [d?:rm]
n. quarters
aorta
US [e:rt?]
n. aorta
plural: aortas
dork
US [d?:rk]
n. <slang> a fool; an incompetent, incompetent; stupid; <slang> (derided) dorks
plural: dorks
vortex
American [?v?:rteks]
n. [navigation] vortex; vortex of [something]; center (of unrest, controversy, etc.); whirlwind
plural: vortices < /p>
normal
US [?n?:rml]
adj. normal; regular, standard; [math] orthogonal; of sound mind
n. normal, normality; standard; [math] normal
plural: normals
north
US [n?:. rθ]
n. north; northern; (of the US Civil War fighting the South) the northern states; the developed countries of the North (especially the countries of Europe and North America)
adj. northern; northward; toward the north; (of wind, light) from the north
adv. in the north; from the north; northward
nor
US [ n?r]
conj. nor; neither; used with neither or not; de-nor
portion
US [?p?:r?n]
n. a portion of; a share of an inheritance (or gift of property); a dowry; a share of property
vt. to divide... into shares; to distribute; to put... into a share of property; to divide... into shares; to distribute; to put... into a share of property; to divide... into shares; to divide... into shares; to distribute; to put... into shares; to put... into shares; to put... into shares; to put... into shares; to put... into shares; to put... into shares. to divide; to apportion; to divide (to); to be fated
word
US [w?:rd]
n. word; discourse; promise; news
vt. to phrase; to word; to express in words
vi. to speak
Plural: words
world
American [w?:rld]
n. the world; the earth; the realm; the earthly world
Plural: worlds
gorge
American [g?:rd?]
n. a fjord, canyon; a gullet; an overeating; an obstacle
vt. to fill up with food; to swallow; Expand
vi. to devour; to eat desperately
door
American [d?r,dor]
n. a door; a household; an entrance or exit; a family; a passageway
debtor
American [?d?t?]
n. a debtor; a debitor; a benefactor; a sinner
n. a person who owes money to another person or organization; a debtor, a borrower or a benefactor; an impediment to a crime
n. a debtor, a lender, a beneficiary, a sinner
n. a debtor, a borrower, a beneficiary, a sinner
n. a debtor, a debtor, a borrower, a benefactor, a sinner
plural: debtors
motor
U.S. [?mo?t?(r)]
n. motor, engine, [rocket] booster; prime mover, prime mover; automobile; [to solve] motor muscle, motor nerve
vi. to drive [ride] in an automobile
vt. to transport by automobile
adj. . having an engine; propelled by an engine; motorized; muscular
plural: motors
doctor
American [?dɑ:kt?(r)]
n. physician, doctor; doctor; theologian; medical equipment
vt.& vi. medical treatment, practice of medicine
vt. . to repair, assemble; to counterfeit; to adulterate; to modify, embellish
plural: doctors
calculator
American [?k?lkj?let?]
n. a calculator; a calculator; a chart of calculations
plural: calculators
tortoise
American [?t?:rt?s]
n. tortoise; a slow-moving person (or thing)
plural: tortoises