Extra Words & Phrases
Ź spy [
spZI] n.
Ź agent [ `edjJnt ] n.
Ź
code name
n.Words & Phrases
- legendary [ `lEdjJn"dErI ] a.
The legendary hero killed the dragon and
married the princess.
- portray [ pOr`tre ] vt.
The actor often portrays police officers in the
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- fictional [
`fIkSJnL
] a.
That author has created some memorable
fictional characters.
- retire [ rI`tZIr ] vi.
retirement [
rI`tZIrmJnt] n.
Our boss announced that she will retire at the
end of this year.
The player announced his retirement on
Instagram.
- missing [
`mIsIG
] a.
The parents searched for the missing child
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obtain [
Jb`ten] vt.
How did you obtain these tickets? I thought
they were sold out.
- draw sb into sth
I was drawn into my classmates
argument forsome reason.
- -packed [ pAkt ] suffix
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during the Chinese New Year.
The field trip to the science museum was a
fun-packed day.
Tips in Use
be known as / for / to / by
- be known as +
Australia
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beaches.
Bruce Lee was known as a martial arts master
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- be known for sth
This region in Italy is known for its pizza.
- be known to sb
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her neighborhood.
- sth be known to V
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stress.
- be known by...
A person is known by the company they keep.
I don t want to be drawn into this conflict,
Bill likes reading history books;
At his retirement party,
A. he didn
t portray roles that were always likable.B. hRZHYHUKHGRHVQ t like to read fictional ones.
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