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request
requests requesting requested
verb
to ask for something formally.
The prisoner requested a visit
to his mother.
N say ri-kwest
request noun
rescue
rescues rescuing rescued verb
to save someone who is
injured or in danger.
N say res-kyoo
research
researches researching
researched verb
to study
a subject in
order to learn
new facts
or develop
new ideas.
Researching objects found
on the seashore.
research noun
reserve
reserves reserving reserved verb
to arrange to have something
kept for a later time.
They reserved a table at
the restaurant for 8 o’clock.
reservation noun
resign
resigns resigning resigned verb
to give up your job.
N say ri-zine
resist
resists resisting resisted verb
to try to stop something
from happening.
He resisted temptation.
resort
resorts noun
a place where many people
go for a vacation.
A ski resort.
resource
resources noun
a supply of something useful
or valuable, such as oil or gas.
The country is rich in
natural resources.
N say ree-sors
respect
noun
1 admiration for someone.
I have great respect for her.
2 politeness.
respect verb
respectful adjective
response
responses noun
a reply, in actions or words,
to something.
respond verb
responsive adjective
responsible
adjective
1 sensible and dependable.
2 in charge of something.
The boy was
responsible for
feeding his dog.
rest
noun
1 the time when you
are relaxing.
rest verb
2 something that is left over.
Most people left yesterday, but
the rest went this morning.
3 when something is still.
The ball came to rest
at the teacher’s feet.
restaurant
restaurants noun
a place where people go to
buy and eat a meal.
N say res-tur-ont
restless
adjective
unable to stay still or relax.
The baby had a restless night.
restore
restores restoring restored verb
to fix something old or
worn, so that it looks new
or can be used again.
result
results noun
the effect of certain actions
or events.
What was the result
of the experiment?
result verb
retire
retires retiring retired verb
to give up working, usually
because of old age or illness.
return
returns returning returned verb
1 to come back
from somewhere.
The boomerang returned easily
to his hand.
2 to give something back
to a person.
She returned the book
he had lent her.
return noun
return
reservoir
reservoirs noun
a large storage area
where water is
collected and stored
for future use.
N say rez-ur-vwar