Mumble He mumble something Say something quietly Talk very quietly so anyone can hear you She mumbled the answer of the question
Urged Why don´´t you tell the class something about you urged Mrs. Ebbel To say someone to do what you want To press someone to do something jump over the rock urgered my p.e teacher.
Bulging He stared at jeff with bulging eyes Look to somebody with big eyes Increase in space and volume She told me what had happened and i look at her with bulging eyes.
Wads his desk was full of wads of torn paper ... A ball of soft material a small mass or ball of fibrous or soft material He was playing with a wad of unrecognizable material
Threatened That was why he had threatened to spit on Jeff to say someone to do something and if doesn´t do. it recibes a penalty to express a threat to a person or people. I thretened him because he didn´t want to give me his homework
·GIGGLED: Word in context: "Ronnie giggled" My definition: laugh in a silly way Meaning: Laugh lightly and repeatly in a silly way,from amusement,nervouness or embarrasment. My example: They giggled at some private jokes.
DASHED: Word in context: "He walked slowly toward the front of the room,then sudlently dashed out the other door and into the hall" My definition: Go away quickly. Meaning: Verb To dash, run or travel somewhere in a great hurry. My example: I must dash, I'm late!
POPPLED: Word in context: "He poppled down next to her" My definition: Go somewhere for a while without notice. Meaning: Verb To pop, go somewhere for a short time after without notice. My example: She poppled a pen into her pocket.
RIPPED: Word in context: "I ripped it up" My definition: To rasterize something. Meaning: Verb To rip, rasterize (an image) My example: Once you are happy with the image, you can rip it up.
SCOOTED: Word in context: ""Good" said Colleen, the scoted away" My definition: Leave quickly. Meaning: Verb To scoot, go or leave somewhere quickly. Example: They scooted off on their bikes
BUFFLED Word in context: "Bradley was buffled" My def.: To stay in confusion. Def. of the dictionary: To puzzle; to be at a loss. Ex. "I was buffled because I couldn't understand her accent"
FROWN Word in context: "If it was a smile or a frown" My def.: To put an angry face Def. of the dictionary: to draw the brows together and wrinkle the forehead, esp worry, anger, or concentration Ex. "I had frowned because he didn't give me my pen"
TO UNHOOK "The barber unhooked the apron around Bradley's neck" My def.: To take something out of something/someone. Def. of the dictionary: to unfasten the hook of (a dress, etc) Ex. "I unhook my apron in the kitchen to start cooking"
CHOKE "Nearly choking him to death" When you can't breathe Def. of the dictionary: to hinder or stop the breathing of (a person or animal), esp by constricting the windpipe or by asphyxiation Ex. "I choke because Matteo didn't let me breathe"
KNOT "The knot in his stomach tightened" A thing that is tied. Def. of the dictionary: any of various fastenings formed by looping and tying a piece of rope, cord, etc, in upon itself, to another piece of rope, or to another object Ex. "The scouts said I have a done a perfect knot"
KNOT Word in context: "he felt the knot pull tighter" My definition: in a tight string Definition from dictionary: in rope Ex: I had a knot in the neck thinking about them BIZARRE Word in context:" He`s bizarre" My definition: strange Definition from dictionary: eccentric Ex:" now they both looked bizarre" TO SCOWL Word in content: "Kemp scowled at him as she opened the door" My definition: to frown Definition from dictionary: lour Ex:" I told my father a lie and he was scowling" TO THROB Word in context: "His face throbbed as he watched the water wash down the drain" My definition: to pump Definition from dictionary: pulsate strongly Ex: "My heart throb when I discuss with my brother" TO TREMBLE Word in context: "The corners of her mouth trembled " My definition: moving her lips with fear Definition from dictionary: to quiver Ex: "The country tremble with the huge earthquake" TO WHINE Word in content: "Bradley whined" My definition: to complain Definition from dictionary: complaining with cry Ex: " My sistern whined because my parents gave a new computer"
Dashed He walked show y toward the front of the room, then suddentley dashed out V. To dash Run or travel somewhere in a great hurry Ex. I will dash to the airport if I'm late Miked I knew you'd understand miked Bartholomew V. To mike Supply or equip with a microphone The spy was miked Ball You've just invited to the ball A large and formal party featuring social dancing I hate the ball Drizzling It was drizzling the next morning as Bradley walked ti school To rain in mistlike drop In Madrid was drizzling Astonishment Carla said with astonishment With surprise My parents were atonishment when I tell then that I have a 10 in the exam
beige: beige sentence: was it also beige? beige, a special colour of a light brown. knot:nudo sentence: the knot in his stomach was so tight it choked off his vocal cords. is a group of small links united with a difficult opening. wiped: borrado sentence:his mother wiped his face with a tissue. to have something erase, relieve something you don´t want to write is a example. spades: espadas sentence: two spades in the stomach, then flipped him over his head and over the cliff. to have a large slasher edge to nail someone/something. tightened: apretado sentence: the knot inside him tightened with every step he took. to have something closed to you.
1.sighed:suspirar Carla sighed . to exhale audibly in a long deep breath sentence : I sighned when i am angry 2.butt:trasero is a part of our body that we have in the bottom setence:the dog bite him in the bottom i bet you feel differebtly if he bit you on your butt
3.wheter :tanto asi it said like a posibilite I didnt know whether to write he or she we are not sure whether it will rain 4.ripped;rasgar he felt like his insides were being ripped apart when you broke something i ripped the car of my dad 5.gathered ;acumular All the other animals were gartheres together to acumulate something i gathered o alot of books
1.SCOOTED: "good" said colleen,the scooted away. to scoot go or leave somewhere quickly ex: I scooted to my house yesterday. 2.CRUMPLED: then crumpled the list into a ball. to crumple (material:crease) ex:I buy a new per of shoes os crumpled. 3. ASTONISHMENT: carla said with astonishment. surprise ex: They were astonishment when Laura goes to another country. 4.GIGGLED: Braddly giggled as he walked to carla´s office. giggle to lough in a silly, often high- pitched way ex: I giggled at met you last weekend 5. FROWNED: Mrs.Ebbel frowned frown to draw the graws together and wrinle the forehead ex:She frowned her forehead when she was angry
Mumble
ReplyDeleteHe mumble something
Say something quietly
Talk very quietly so anyone can hear you
She mumbled the answer of the question
Urged
Why don´´t you tell the class something about you urged Mrs. Ebbel
To say someone to do what you want
To press someone to do something
jump over the rock urgered my p.e teacher.
Bulging
He stared at jeff with bulging eyes
Look to somebody with big eyes
Increase in space and volume
She told me what had happened and i look at her with bulging eyes.
Wads
his desk was full of wads of torn paper ...
A ball of soft material
a small mass or ball of fibrous or soft material
He was playing with a wad of unrecognizable material
Threatened
That was why he had threatened to spit on Jeff
to say someone to do something and if doesn´t do. it recibes a penalty
to express a threat to a person or people.
I thretened him because he didn´t want to give me his homework
Five words:
ReplyDelete·GIGGLED:
Word in context: "Ronnie giggled"
My definition: laugh in a silly way
Meaning: Laugh lightly and repeatly in a silly way,from amusement,nervouness or embarrasment.
My example: They giggled at some private jokes.
DASHED:
Word in context: "He walked slowly toward the front of the room,then sudlently dashed out the other door and into the hall"
My definition: Go away quickly.
Meaning: Verb To dash, run or travel somewhere in a great hurry.
My example: I must dash, I'm late!
POPPLED:
Word in context: "He poppled down next to her"
My definition: Go somewhere for a while without notice.
Meaning: Verb To pop, go somewhere for a short time after without notice.
My example: She poppled a pen into her pocket.
RIPPED:
Word in context: "I ripped it up"
My definition: To rasterize something.
Meaning: Verb To rip, rasterize (an image)
My example: Once you are happy with the image, you can rip it up.
SCOOTED:
Word in context: ""Good" said Colleen, the scoted away"
My definition: Leave quickly.
Meaning: Verb To scoot, go or leave somewhere quickly.
Example: They scooted off on their bikes
Kick it the other way urged Bradley
ReplyDeleteUrge : To cheer someone
Urge to the team said the teacher
It was a smile or a frown ?
Frown : The gesture that you make to someone
The pupil frown to the teacher
I never repeat anything anyone tells me assured Carla.
assured : To sure something
Carla assured me the explanetion
He's my counselor
counselor : person how helps people with their problems
I enjoyed the visit with the counselor
You capture the very scence of the book
scence : the deepest view of something
He caught the scence of the book
Five words I found difficult:
ReplyDeleteBUFFLED
Word in context: "Bradley was buffled"
My def.: To stay in confusion.
Def. of the dictionary: To puzzle; to be at a loss.
Ex. "I was buffled because I couldn't understand her accent"
FROWN
Word in context: "If it was a smile or a frown"
My def.: To put an angry face
Def. of the dictionary: to draw the brows together and wrinkle the forehead, esp worry, anger, or concentration
Ex. "I had frowned because he didn't give me my pen"
TO UNHOOK
"The barber unhooked the apron around Bradley's neck"
My def.: To take something out of something/someone.
Def. of the dictionary: to unfasten the hook of (a dress, etc)
Ex. "I unhook my apron in the kitchen to start cooking"
CHOKE
"Nearly choking him to death"
When you can't breathe
Def. of the dictionary: to hinder or stop the breathing of (a person or animal), esp by constricting the windpipe or by asphyxiation
Ex. "I choke because Matteo didn't let me breathe"
KNOT
"The knot in his stomach tightened"
A thing that is tied.
Def. of the dictionary: any of various fastenings formed by looping and tying a piece of rope, cord, etc, in upon itself, to another piece of rope, or to another object
Ex. "The scouts said I have a done a perfect knot"
KNOT
ReplyDeleteWord in context: "he felt the knot pull tighter"
My definition: in a tight string
Definition from dictionary: in rope
Ex: I had a knot in the neck thinking about them
BIZARRE
Word in context:" He`s bizarre"
My definition: strange
Definition from dictionary: eccentric
Ex:" now they both looked bizarre"
TO SCOWL
Word in content: "Kemp scowled at him as she opened the door"
My definition: to frown
Definition from dictionary: lour
Ex:" I told my father a lie and he was scowling"
TO THROB
Word in context: "His face throbbed as he watched the water wash down the drain"
My definition: to pump
Definition from dictionary: pulsate strongly
Ex: "My heart throb when I discuss with my brother"
TO TREMBLE
Word in context: "The corners of her mouth trembled "
My definition: moving her lips with fear
Definition from dictionary: to quiver
Ex: "The country tremble with the huge earthquake"
TO WHINE
Word in content: "Bradley whined"
My definition: to complain
Definition from dictionary: complaining with cry
Ex: " My sistern whined because my parents gave a new computer"
Dashed
ReplyDeleteHe walked show y toward the front of the room, then suddentley dashed out
V. To dash
Run or travel somewhere in a great hurry
Ex. I will dash to the airport if I'm late
Miked
I knew you'd understand miked Bartholomew
V. To mike
Supply or equip with a microphone
The spy was miked
Ball
You've just invited to the ball
A large and formal party featuring social dancing
I hate the ball
Drizzling
It was drizzling the next morning as Bradley walked ti school
To rain in mistlike drop
In Madrid was drizzling
Astonishment
Carla said with astonishment
With surprise
My parents were atonishment when I tell then that I have a 10 in the exam
beige: beige
ReplyDeletesentence: was it also beige?
beige, a special colour of a light brown.
knot:nudo
sentence: the knot in his stomach was so tight it choked off his vocal cords.
is a group of small links united with a difficult opening.
wiped: borrado
sentence:his mother wiped his face with a tissue.
to have something erase, relieve something you don´t want to write is a example.
spades: espadas
sentence: two spades in the stomach, then flipped him over his head and over the cliff.
to have a large slasher edge to nail someone/something.
tightened: apretado
sentence: the knot inside him tightened with every step he took.
to have something closed to you.
1.sighed:suspirar
ReplyDeleteCarla sighed .
to exhale audibly in a long deep breath
sentence : I sighned when i am angry
2.butt:trasero
is a part of our body that we have in the bottom
setence:the dog bite him in the bottom
i bet you feel differebtly if he bit you on your butt
3.wheter :tanto asi
it said like a posibilite
I didnt know whether to write he or she
we are not sure whether it will rain
4.ripped;rasgar
he felt like his insides were being ripped apart
when you broke something
i ripped the car of my dad
5.gathered ;acumular
All the other animals were gartheres together
to acumulate something
i gathered o alot of books
1.SCOOTED:
ReplyDelete"good" said colleen,the scooted away.
to scoot
go or leave somewhere quickly
ex: I scooted to my house yesterday.
2.CRUMPLED:
then crumpled the list into a ball.
to crumple
(material:crease)
ex:I buy a new per of shoes os crumpled.
3. ASTONISHMENT:
carla said with astonishment.
surprise
ex: They were astonishment when Laura goes to another country.
4.GIGGLED:
Braddly giggled as he walked to carla´s office.
giggle
to lough in a silly, often high- pitched way
ex: I giggled at met you last weekend
5. FROWNED:
Mrs.Ebbel frowned
frown
to draw the graws together and wrinle the forehead
ex:She frowned her forehead when she was angry