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English for Tourism & Hospitality (108) by Prof. Adel AlSheikh 2020/2021

aural relating to the ears or hearing
oral  The opera was an aural as well as a
berth
birth visual delight.
bazaar relating to the mouth; spoken
bizarre  He passed his French oral examination.
bare a bunk in a ship, train, etc.
bear  The sailors argued about who would get

born the upper berth.
borne When a baby is born
 She gave birth to a lovely twins.
bough a Middle Eastern market
bow  While shopping at the bazaar, I found a

number of international foods.
strange
 There was a really bizarre tourist on the bus

this morning.
naked; to uncover
 Many trees are bare in winter.

An animal, to carry; to put up with
 A bear will not touch a dead body.
 This tree does not bear fruit.
 I can't bear living alone.
having started life
 Ali was born in Mansoura, Egypt.
carried
 The Zika virus is thought to

be borne through mosquitoes that carry
the disease.
a branch of a tree
 A falling tree bough crashed through
the kitchen window.

to bend the head; a device used for
shooting arrows; the front of a ship
 Japanese bow when they greet each

other.
 Everyone ran to the bow of the boat to

see a whale
. He shot the arrow from the bow.

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