young (having lived or existed for only a short time; not old): young children/animals/trees teenage (between 13 and 19 of age): We have two teenage children. teen American informal (teenage): He is too old now for teen parties. juvenile (relating to young people): Juvenile crime is increasing at a …
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work (activity that you do regularly to earn money): I started work when I was 16. employment (work that you do for a person or company to earn money): I was in permanent employment until the age of sixty. job (task or work that a person does to earn money): …
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vacation American English (a period of time you spend away from work, business, or school): I had a restful vacation this summer. holiday British English (a period of time you spend away from work, business, or school): I normally take my holidays in the summer. break informal (a short …
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usually (under normal conditions): We usually work every day except Sunday. often (in many situations or cases): I often take a walk during my lunch break. normally (in a normal manner, usually): It normally takes 30 minutes to get there. generally (in most cases but not always): I am …
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take (carry, go with, or lead someone to a place): I’ll take you to the airport. escort (go with someone to guard them or to show them the way): Guards will escort the prisoner back to his cell. lead (go with or in front of someone to show them …
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