wake up (to become or make awake): I usually wake up early. The alarm woke me up at 6 in the morning. wake literary (to become or make awake): Please wake the others. get up (rise from bed after sleeping): She never gets up before eight. awaken formal (wake …
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visit (to go and spend time in a place, or with a person): When did you visit London? He came to visit us. see (to spend time with or meet with): I’m here to see an old friend. call on (to visit someone for a short time): I will call on my parents in …
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trip (an act of traveling from one place to another for pleasure or a particular purpose): Did you enjoy your trip to the seaside? journey (an act of traveling from one place to another, especially over a long distance): I have to equip myself for this journey. voyage (a …
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rain (water drops that fall from clouds in the sky): I waited for the rain to stop. shower (a short period of rain, snow, etc.): I was caught in a heavy shower. downpour (a short period of heavy rain): The river overflowed because of the downpour. rainstorm (a storm with …
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peak (the highest point or level): He is at the peak of his popularity. Traffic is now at its peak. height (the upmost degree or level): Demand for cellphones is at its height. top (the highest point, position, or degree): He was shouting at the top of his voice. …
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