n1. a room that is not being used in a hotel
n2. a job that is free for someone to do
n2. a job that is free for someone to do
vacant/véikənt/
adj1. Somewhere that is vacant is not being used.
adj2. A vacant job is free for someone to do.
adj2. A vacant job is free for someone to do.
vaccinate/væ'ksənèit/
v. to give someone a substance to stop them from getting a disease
vaccination/væ`ksənéiʃən/
n. the act of vaccinating someone or a group of people
vacuum/væ'kjuəm/
v. to clean something using a vacuum cleaner
n. a vacuum cleaner
n. a vacuum cleaner
vacuum cleaner
an electric machine that cleans floors by sucking up dirt
vague/véig/
adj. not clear or certain
vain/véin/
adj1. too interested in your own appearance and thinking you are very attractive
adj2. unsuccessful or of no value
adj2. unsuccessful or of no value
valet/væ'lit/
n. an employee of a restaurant or hotel, who puts your car in a parking space for you
valid/væ'lid/
adj1. A valid ticket or document is legally acceptable.
adj2. based on truth or reason, or able to be accepted
adj2. based on truth or reason, or able to be accepted
validate/væ'lədèit/
v. to make something officially acceptable or approved
valley/væ'li/
n. an area of low land between hills or mountains
valuable/væ'ljuəbl/
adj1. Valuable objects could be sold for a lot of money.
adj2. Valuable information, help, advice, etc. is very helpful.
adj2. Valuable information, help, advice, etc. is very helpful.
value/væ'lju:/
n1. the amount of money something could be sold for
n2. how useful or important something is
n3. [-s] the beliefs that people have about what is right and wrong and what is most important in life
v1. If you value something or someone, that thing or person is very important to you.
v2. to judge how much money something could be sold for
n2. how useful or important something is
n3. [-s] the beliefs that people have about what is right and wrong and what is most important in life
v1. If you value something or someone, that thing or person is very important to you.
v2. to judge how much money something could be sold for
value-added/væ`lju:æ'did/
adj. Value-added products or services are worth more because they have been improved or had something added to them.
valued/væ'lju:d/
adj. considered important or good
van/væ'n/
n. a vehicle that is used for carrying things but that is smaller than a truck
vanity/væ'nəti/
n. too much pride in your appearance or achievements
variable/vé(ə)riəbl/
adj. changing often
variant/vé(ə)riənt/
n. something that differs slightly from other similar things
variation/vè(ə)riéiʃən/
n1. a difference in amount or quality
n2. something that is slightly different from the usual form
n2. something that is slightly different from the usual form
varied/vé(ə)rid/
adj. having many different types of things
variety/vəráiəti/
n1. [a ～ of sth/sb] many different types of things or people
n2. a lot of different activities, situations, people, etc.
n3. a different type of something
n2. a lot of different activities, situations, people, etc.
n3. a different type of something
various/vé(ə)riəs/
adj. many different
vary/vé(ə)ri/
v. If things of the same type vary, they are different from each other.
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