n. someone who makes sculpture
sculpture/skʌ'lpʧər/
n. a piece of art that is made from stone, wood, clay, etc.
seal/sí:l/
n1. an animal with smooth fur that eats fish and lives near the sea
n2. a thin piece of material such as paper or plastic that has to be broken to open a container, envelope, etc.
n3. something fixed around the edge of an opening to prevent liquid or gas flowing through it
v1. to close an entrance or container so that air or liquid cannot enter or leave it
v2. to close a letter or parcel by sticking the edges together
n2. a thin piece of material such as paper or plastic that has to be broken to open a container, envelope, etc.
n3. something fixed around the edge of an opening to prevent liquid or gas flowing through it
v1. to close an entrance or container so that air or liquid cannot enter or leave it
v2. to close a letter or parcel by sticking the edges together
sealed/sí:ld/
adj. closed
search/sə':rʧ/
n1. an attempt to find someone or something
n2. the act of looking for information with a computer, especially using the internet
n3. the process of trying to find an answer to a problem
v1. to try to find someone or something
v2. to use a computer to find information, especially on the internet
v3. If the police search a place or a person, they look to see if they are hiding anything illegal, such as drugs.
n2. the act of looking for information with a computer, especially using the internet
n3. the process of trying to find an answer to a problem
v1. to try to find someone or something
v2. to use a computer to find information, especially on the internet
v3. If the police search a place or a person, they look to see if they are hiding anything illegal, such as drugs.
seasoning/sí:z(ə)niŋ/
n. salt or spices that you add to food
seat belt
a strap that you fasten across your body when travelling in a car or plane
secondary/sékəndèri/
adj1. developing from something similar that existed earlier
adj2. less important than related things
adj3. relating to the education of children approximately between the ages of 12 and 18
adj2. less important than related things
adj3. relating to the education of children approximately between the ages of 12 and 18
secretary/sékrətèri/
n1. someone who works in an office, typing letters, answering the telephone, etc.
n2. an official who is in charge of a large department of the government
n2. an official who is in charge of a large department of the government
sector/séktər/
n. one of the areas of activity that a country's economy is divided into
secure/sikjúər/
adj1. safe from danger
adj2. confident about yourself and the situation that you are in
adj3. not likely to fail or be lost
adj4. firmly fastened and not likely to fall
v1. to fasten something firmly
v2. to make something safe
adj2. confident about yourself and the situation that you are in
adj3. not likely to fail or be lost
adj4. firmly fastened and not likely to fall
v1. to fasten something firmly
v2. to make something safe
securely/sikjúrli/
adv. firmly and correctly and therefore not likely to fall, move, or break
security/sikjú(ə)rəti/
n1. the things that are done to keep someone or something safe
n2. protection from something failing or being lost
n2. protection from something failing or being lost
security guard
someone whose job is to guard buildings, goods in stores, money that is being transported, etc.
sedan/sidæ'n/
n. a type of car with two or four doors and seats for at least four people
see to something/someone
to deal with a person or task that needs to be dealt with or is waiting to be dealt with
seek/sí:k/
v. to try to find or get something
seem/sí:m/
v1. to appear to be
v2. [it -s …] used to say that something appears to exist or be true
v2. [it -s …] used to say that something appears to exist or be true
seemingly/sí:miŋli/
adv. appearing to be something without really being that thing
segment/ségmənt/
n. one of the parts that something can be divided into
seize/sí:z/
v1. to take hold of something quickly and firmly
v2. to do something quickly when you have the opportunity
v2. to do something quickly when you have the opportunity
seizure/sí:ʒər/
n1. the act of taking control of a country, government, etc
n2. the act of taking away something that is illegal, for example drugs, by someone in authority
n3. a sudden attack of an illness
n2. the act of taking away something that is illegal, for example drugs, by someone in authority
n3. a sudden attack of an illness
seldom/séldəm/
adv. not often
select/silékt/
v. to choose someone or something
self-service/sèlf-sə':rvəs/
adj. A self-service restaurant or shop is one in which you get food or things yourself.
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