Revenge (Noun/Verb)
Syllable division: re·venge
How to pronounce: UK: /rɪˈvendʒ/ US: /rɪˈvendʒ/
Meaning: Someone suffers damage as punishment for harm they caused to another person.
Example:
> She took revenge on him by selling his favorite video game.
> He wanted to take revenge by stealing some money.
> They wanted revenge for the murder of their parents.
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Candle (Noun)
Syllable division: can·dle
How to pronounce: UK: /ˈkæn.dəl/ US: /ˈkæn.dəl/
Meaning: A piece of wax in the form of a stick with a wick (or string) in the center that slowly burns to provide light.
Example:
> I think that I am going to take a candle-lit bath tonight.
> Can you buy some candles for the dinner table, please?
> When the power went off, she found some candles that she could light.
> He decided to start his own candle-making business.
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Cab (Noun)
Syllable division: cab
How to pronounce: UK: /kæb/ US: /kæb/
#1 Meaning: The distinct front section of a big vehicle, like a bus, truck, or train, where the driver sits.
Example:
> I would like to see what a train cab looks like.
> Have you ever been in the cab of a truck?
#2 Meaning: A synonym for the word taxi.
> She called a cab to pick her up from her hotel room.
> Can I call you a cab?
#3 Meaning: Historically, a horse-drawn carriage was employed as a cab.
Example:
> Only rich people used to drive around in cabs.
> Do you think that a lot of people owned cabs back in the 1600s?
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Villain (Noun)
Syllable division: vil·lain
How to pronounce: UK:/ˈvɪl.ən/ US: /ˈvɪl.ən/
#1 Meaning: A terrible person who causes harm to others or violates the law.
Example:
> Maybe there is a reason that he became a villain.
> She has been a villain for a few years now.
#2 Meaning: A fictional figure who causes harm to others in a novel, play, movie, etc.
Example:
> She played the part of the villain in that movie.
> I like him when he plays the role of a villain in stories.
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Crash (Verb)
Syllable division: crash
How to pronounce: UK: /kræʃ/ US: /kræʃ/
#1 Meaning: A vehicle is involved in an accident if it crashes or if someone crashes it; these accidents are typically significant ones in which the car sustains damage and people are injured.
Example:
> My friend and her husband was in a car crash last night.
> While the plane was trying to land, it crashed into the airport.
#2 Meaning: To strike something, usually inflicting harm or a loud noise.
Example:
> During the storm, some trees crashed through our roof.
> I love listening to the sound of waves crashing against the shore.
#3 Meaning: When something crashes, like a business, it abruptly fails or is unsuccessful.
Example:
> Last year the stock market crashed and a lot of people lost their money.
#4 Meaning: When a system or computer crashes, it abruptly ceases to function.
Example:
> My laptop crashed while I was busy doing my project.
> I tried to fix the computer after it crashed but had no luck.
#5 Meaning: To spend the night at someone else's home, especially if it wasn't planned.
Example:
> Would you mind if I crash at your place tonight?
> We decided to crash at my friend's place after our night out.
#6 Meaning: To quickly decrease in level.
Example:
> Her energy levels crashed after she ran the marathon.
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