Word Book S - 1 | S - 2 | S - 3 | S - 4 | S - 5 | S - 6 | S - 7 | S - 8 | S - 9 Word Book S - 1 sacrifice [to do without something or to suffer a loss for a
belief, idea, goal or another person]
She
sacrificed her house to pay for medical school for her
son.
sad [not happy]
He was sad
because she left.
safe [away from harm or danger]
This is a safe
place for you to stay.
sail [to travel by boat or ship]
We will sail
to Hawaii on Thursday.
sailor [a person involved in sailing a boat or
ship]
He is a
sailor on one of the big oil ships.
salt [a white substance found in seawater and in the
ground, used to affect the taste of food]
The doctor
says eating too much salt can raise my blood
pressure.
same [(1) not different; (2) not changed; (3) like
another or others]
He eats at the
same time every day. (1)
She looks the
same as she did ten years ago. (2)
His car is the
same as mine. (3)
sand [extremely small pieces of crushed rock found in
large amounts in deserts and on coasts]
The hot sand
of the desert burned her feet.
satellite
The Earth
and other planets are satellites of the sun. (1)
A new
communications satellite was put in orbit today. (2)
satisfy [to give or provide what is desired, needed or
demanded]
Does this
food satisfy your hunger?
save [(1) to make safe; (2) to remove from harm; (3) to
keep for future use]
He saved the
building by disarming the bomb. (1)
The fireman
saved her when he pulled her from the burning house.
(2)
She saved a
little money every week. (3)
say [(1) to speak; (2) to express in words]
What will you
say to her? (1)
I will say to
her what is in my heart. (2)
school [(1) a place for education; (2) a place where
people go to learn]
Is your son
going to public or private school? (1)
Her school
is testing students to measure how much they have learned.
(2)
science [the study of nature and the actions of natural
things, and the knowledge gained about them]
Science has
made great changes in our lives in just a few years.
sea [a large area of salt water, usually part of an
ocean]
The rough sea
seems angry.
search [to look for carefully]
We searched
everywhere for her missing book.
season [(1) one of the four periods of the year that is
based on the earth's position toward the sun (spring, summer,
autumn, winter); (2) a period of time based on different weather
conditions; (3) a period during the year when something usually
happens]
He says
autumn is his favorite season. (1)
She likes to
visit there during the dry season. (2)
He cannot
wait for baseball season to start. (3)
seat [(1) a thing to sit on; (2) a place to sit or the
right to sit there]
The boy gave
the woman his seat on the bus. (1)
He has held
his seat in parliament for 40 years. (2)
second [the one that comes after the first]
This is the
second time I have been here.
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