Wordly Wise 3000 - Level 3, Lesson 10

cathedral

• (n) A thin, straight piece of wood, metal, or other material.

• (n) A way of doing something.

• (n) A large and important church.

• (n) Goods carried from place to place, as by plane, boat, truck, or train.

(n) A way of doing something.

• cathedral

• shaft

• method

• freight

freight

• (n) A thin, straight piece of wood, metal, or other material.

• (n) A way of doing something.

• (n) A large and important church.

• (n) Goods carried from place to place, as by plane, boat, truck, or train.

shaft

• (n) 1. A thick steel rope made of strands of wire twisted together.

  2. A bundle of wires covered by rubber or plastic along which an electric current can pass.

• (n) A way of doing something.

• (n) 1. A long open tunnel that runs straight up and down.

  2. A bar that connects with other moving parts of a machine.

  3. The long, narrow part of an arrow or other object.

• (n) 1. A building or natural feature that is easy to see and can be used as a guide.

  2. An important event.

device

• (n) Something made or invented for a particular use.

• (n) A way of doing something.

• (n) Something that is built, as a building or bridge.

• (n) Goods carried from place to place, as by plane, boat, truck, or train.

landmark

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(n) 1. A building or natural feature that is easy to see and can be used as a guide.

2. An important event.

• True

• False

v) 1. To carry or move from one place to another.

2. To make an idea or feeling known.

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freight

• True

• False

(n) Something that is built, as a building or bridge.

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device

• True

• False

rod

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(n) A way of doing something.

• True

• False

(n) 1. A thick steel rope made of strands of wire twisted together.

2. A bundle of wires covered by rubber or plastic along which an electric current can pass.

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shaft

• True

• False