The document is a glossary containing definitions of English words related to communication and behavior. It defines terms such as "greeting," "bow," "suggest," "behave," "reacquainted," "handshake," "rude," and "worthless," among others. Each definition is accompanied by a short example sentence to illustrate usage. The glossary provides concise explanations of over 50 English words in total.

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Greeting*."(noun)
-A frien$l,y nnecsrsé
Example;
-Tbe greetinqs are very important in lhe world.
Bow." (vmrb)
-T0 bencl (ttt* head and cften arso the upper rlart $f the body) fon¡¡arrl* in
grs$ting a psr§§n,
Example:
-He bowed to th* lady,
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Su$1¡est,"(verb)
-1'o ¡xrt {an idraa etc } before an*ther psrsüñ etr for con*irferation; to
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3. Beha'ue,"(v*rh)
"Te aot in a puitahle wiey, to condu*t oneself,
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-Ymu have to bahsve vvell with your mother.
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Rea*quminted,-(verb)
-Mske (som*one) acquainterd or familiar with somecne r:r eomething
again,
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-l-{e wants to i'eaec¡uaint thehd granck:hildren
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Top.- (naun)
-Tht* higilest part of anything
-The top of the hill
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$hake,- (noun)
"To {cause te) tremble or move with ierke
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-He shakes hls hand
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Misirrterpret.- ilverL )
-lnterpret (*omethiing or $orfieofie) wrongl,y,
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5. l-{andshake.- (noun)
-An act erf shaking er perr*rr's hand vuifh üne's üwfi, lJscrd ar a greeting or
io finalixe an agreement,
-A firm hands,haks; is the harsic g¡reetlng.
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Ruder,- {adj,}
-Not polltr*; showing barl manners,
Exanrple:
-§he had beelr nuds to her hrose.
Wos'thless,- (adj,)
-Of no v,alue
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6. Frightening," (adj,)
-Tc makre (sameone) afraid
Example:
-Being nrugged was a frightening experie,nce.
"She wam disgust*rl at tne way they treated their children,
'i-hrilling.- (adj.)
-Exciting
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-$kycliving¡ is a thrilling etxperien*,e.
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['te seerfled ftated to arrive late lvherever he went
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i ..fne couple strugglelt': accept the truth.
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Handle"- (noun)
The part of an ohject by which it rnay be helct or grasped
Hxample:
-['ve broken the hilndler off lihis cup
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8. Deal,-(nrun)
"A hargain or rarrarrgement
Exarnple:
*i br¡siness dr¡al.
Apologixe,- (verb)
rlTu *ay that you are rlorry, for havirtg dc¡ne gomsthing wrang, for a I'ault
etc
Hxample:
-l must aBolorqize to her fa,r my rudertesg,
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Masterfu I ly, - (adverb)
-Shcwing th* power, muthority ar detr:rrnírratian of r¡ maruter
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-She dealt with thei crinis mastertully.
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Hope.- (verh)
-Te want sonnethirrg to hap¡ren and have soms rea$on to herliev$ that it
wili or might *appen
-l h*pe to be in l-ondmn next munth
Stuck," {adj.}
-Unable to mCIve, or fixrtd in a partícular poeition, placs, or way o'f
thinkJngr
Example.'
-l got stuck in traffic,
Frankly,- (adverbi
-0f frank,
Hxumple-
-Fr*nklv, I don't think s;he has nruch qharrce of freíLin§ that jtrh.
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10. Unforgettable.- (adj.)
-Never able to be forgotten
Exarnple.-
-The experience was unforgettable.
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Screen, - (noun)
-Anything thatscprotects ertc a person etc
Example.-
-He hid behirrd the scrraen
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Weird.- {adj,)
"Odd or very strange
Exar:nple."
-She wears weird clotht¡s.
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11. urew.- lfroun)
-Th* gr*up cf p*ople vvho lvork or *¡:erate a s,hip, aernplantllairplan*,
bus etc
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-Th* twe -m&r1 orsw of a liglrt aero plane *scaned$njury'whern it *ra*tred
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Hilarioue .- (adj")
-Very furrny
Exampl*
-The mn"vie of conredy was hilariou*
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-ln erddition (to what has been taid)
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-Furtherrnore, I should like ta point *ut that w* have an urgent deadline
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