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Fit

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To be suitable or appropriate for something, especially in terms of size or style. Example: 'The shirt doesn't fit the trousers.'

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Come to a conclusion

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To reach a decision or opinion after consideration. Example: 'Researchers have come to the conclusion that personality is affected by genes.'

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Panel

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A flat piece of material, such as wood or glass, that forms part of a structure like a door or wall. Example: 'A panel of wood is used in the door.'

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Whom

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A pronoun used to refer to the object of a verb or preposition. Example: 'I saw five robbers, three of whom were wearing masks.'

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Unit / Chapter

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A division of a book or a subject that is treated as a single entity. Example: 'We have a 16-unit book and an eight-chapter novel.'

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Match

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To correspond or be equal to something in quality or type. Example: 'The colors of the shirt and trousers do not match.'

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Suits

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To be appropriate or fitting for someone or something. Example: 'That style suits you well.'

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Arrived at a conclusion

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To reach a decision or understanding after careful thought. Example: 'They arrived at the conclusion after extensive research.'

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Trousers

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An outer garment covering the body from the waist to the ankles, with a separate part for each leg. Example: 'He wore blue trousers with a white shirt.'

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Researcher

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A person who conducts academic or scientific investigations to discover new information. Example: 'The researcher published her findings in a journal.'