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In this vocabulary lesson, we explore words with multiple meanings, which enrich our understanding of language. From "bound," which can mean tied or to leap forward, to "loom," signifying both a machine for weaving and a daunting presence in our minds, we delve into their diverse applications. We’ll also examine terms like "stern," "fleet," "refrain," "rank," "vault," "flounder," and "rash." Each word's definitions will be discussed with examples to enhance comprehension and usage in different contexts, making our learning engaging and meaningful.
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Word Explorer, lesson 4 Multiple Meanings
bound To leap forward or upward Tied together
loom To come into view or into the mind as threatening or large A machine or frame for weaving thread or yarn into cloth
stern Very serious or strict The rear part of a ship or boat
fleet A group of ships or vehicles Moving very fast
refrain To hold back from A phrase, verse, or group of verses repeated regularly in a song or poem • Oh, jingle bells, jingle bellsJingle all the wayOh, what fun it is to rideIn a one horse open sleighJingle bells, jingle bellsJingle all the wayOh, what fun it is to rideIn a one horse open sleigh
rank A certain level within a group or grade Having a strong and very unpleasant odor or taste
vault A room with strong walls and locks made to keep valuable things safe To jump or leap over something
flounder To move or act in a clumsy way A type of saltwater fish
rash In too much of a hurry A skin irritation, often with redness or itchiness
hamper To get in the way of A large basket or container with a cover