Something found in food, such as meat, cheese, fish or eggs, that the body needs to grow and be strong

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Classes at school in which children do exercise and learn to play sport

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Being heavier than you want or than is good for you

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Trying to do something you think is important, but that is very difficult

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A meal put in a bag or box, to take with you to be eaten later, for example at school or work

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Something which you do regularly

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Not good for your health; not strong and well

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to show that something is true

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to exercise in order to make your body stronger

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a disease of the body or mind

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Relating to activities in which you meet and spend time with other people

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Relating to the habits, transitions and beliefs of a society

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Relating to learning

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Relating to feelings

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Relating to your abilities to think and understand things, especially complicated ideas

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Relating to a single person rather than to a group

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Relating to the body

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To become less tense or worried

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Worry caused by difficult situation

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A way to cure an illness or injury

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To make something less in size, amount

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Relating to the mind

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How well a person does an activity

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The ability to give your whole attention to one thing

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To be involved in an activity

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An artificial body part, for example, one which takes the place of an arm for foot

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A piece of equipment which is used for a particular purpose

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The part of your body between your hand and your arm

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A tight, strong hold on something , usually with your hand

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To expect something and not understand that you are lucky to have it

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To bring success, especially after hard work and a period of time

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Collecting money for a particular purpose from a large group of people, often by asking for help on the Internet

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To make make or draw plans for something

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To make something over a period of time

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a Simple picture which shows how something works or what it looks like

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To find information, a place or an object, especially for the first time

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to create something which had never been made before

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relating to the study of science

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Knowledge, equipment and method used in science and industry

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To consider the similarities between two things

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To choose

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To help to make something successful

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To improve something

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To try

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To put money into something to make a profit

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To make something better

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To share information about something

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To be able to enter or use something

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To make it possible for someone to do something

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Software designed for a particular purpose which you can download onto a smartphone or other mobile device

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To make something new or invent something

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The companies and activities involved in the process of producing goods for sale

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To put new software onto a computer or mobile device

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Something which is made to be sold

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People who use a product machine or service

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