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Mendoza, Carla T.

Garcia, Kayle Anderson D.

American and British English Vocabulary


Definition American English British English
1. the way in which a garment or drapes curtains
fabric hangs.
2. a platform or compartment elevator lift
housed in a shaft for raising and
lowering people or things to
different floors or levels.
3. a story or event recorded by a Movie Film
camera as a set of moving images
and shown in a theater or on
television; a motion picture.
4. a suite of rooms forming one apartment flat
residence, typically in a building
containing a number of these.
5. a retail store where medicines and drug store chemist’s
miscellaneous articles are sold
6. a counter across which alcoholic bar pub
drinks or refreshments are served.
7. wasted or spoiled food and other garbage rubbish
refuse, as from a kitchen or
household.
8. a road junction at which traffic traffic circle roundabout
moves in one direction round a
central island to reach one of the
roads converging on it.
9. a thin slice of food (typically potato chips crisps
potato) made crisp by being fried,
baked, or dried and eaten as a snack.
10. a battery-operated portable light. flashlight torch
11. a piece of underwear covering the pants trousers
area between the waist and the tops
of the legs.
12. a device by which a flow of tap spigot
liquid or gas from a pipe or container
can be controlled.
13. a garment worn on the upper part vest waistcoat
of the body for a particular purpose
or activity.
14. letters and packages sent from post mail
one person to another through the
post office
15. a one-piece, skintight garment pantyhose tights
worn by women, combining panties
and stockings. 
Mendoza, Carla T.
Garcia, Kayle Anderson D.

Roleplay Script

Carla: I'd like to hang the drapes, what do you think is nice?


Kayle: Yes, I think it’s nicer if you’re going to hang the curtains
Carla:

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