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C aim [eim] n.
An aim is a goal someone wants to make happen.
-* My aim is to become a helicopter pilot.

r attach [atsetj] *

To attach is to put two things together.
-+I attached the socks to the clothesline to dry.

r bet [bet] v.
To bet is to risk money on the result of a game or a business.
-»How much will you bet that your horse will win?

r carriage [k3end3] n.
A carriage is a vehicle pulled by a horse.

-*■We took a carriage ride in the park.
r C la S S iC [klaesik] adj.
If something is classic, it is typical.
-» The athlete made a classic mistake-he started running too soon.

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r commute [kamu t] *
To commute is to travel a long distance to get to work.
-»I usually commute to work on the train.

r confirm [kanfaxm] v.
To confirm is to make sure something is correct.
-* Winning the game confirmed that James was a good player.

r criticize [kritisaiz] v.
To criticize is to say you do not like someone or something.
He criticized his wife forspending too much money.

r differ [difar] v.
To differ is to not be the same as another person or thing.

->I differ from my brother: he is short, while I am tall.
r expense [ikspens] n.
An expense is the money that people spend on something.
-* She wrote down all the expenses for her trip.