Σημαντική επισήμανση για τις χρεώσεις μέσω κινητής τηλεφωνίας
Υπενθυμίζουμε ότι η μηδενική χρέωση μέσω κινητής τηλεφωνίας ισχύει για τις ιστοσελίδες που αναφέρονται στο
(δελτίο τύπου του ΥΠΑΙΘ), όπου περιλαμβάνονται τα Διαδραστικά Σχολικά Βιβλία ( e-books.edu.gr ), η κεντρική πύλη αναζήτησης ΦΩΤΟΔΕΝΤΡΟ ( photodentro.edu.gr ) και όλα τα Αποθετήρια Εκπαιδευτικών Πόρων Φωτόδεντρο ( photodentro.edu.gr/lor , photodentro.edu.gr/video , photodentro.edu.gr/edusoft , photodentro.edu.gr/ugc , photodentro.edu.gr/oep , photodentro.edu.gr/i-create ).
Η προβολή περιεχομένου που φιλοξενείται σε εξωτερικά αποθετήρια ή ιστοσελίδες εκτός των παραπάνω ή το άνοιγμα συνδέσμων που οδηγούν σε εξωτερικό περιεχόμενο δεν υπάγονται στη μηδενική χρέωση.
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| R&B (n) | Rhythm and Blues music
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| raft (n) | a flat platform made of materials that can float, such as wood or barrels filled with air
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| raider (n) | someone who enters a place illegaly in a sudden and surprising way
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| rain forest (n) | a dense evergreen forest, mostly in a tropical areas, that receives a large amount of rain all year long
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| rainfall (n) | the amount of rain that falls
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| raise (v) | to gather; collect
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| ramp (n) | a flat surface that connects two different levels
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| rap (n) | a kind of popular music in which verses that rhyme are spoken and are accompanied by a strong beat
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| rapid (adj) | moving quickly
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| rare (adj) | cooked for a short period of time
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| rarely (adv) | not often; seldom
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| rate (n) | the speed at which something happens
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| rattlesnake (n) | a poisonous snake found in North, Central, and South America
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| raw (adj) | not cooked or changed by any process
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| ray (n) | a thin beam of light
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| react (v) | to act in a particular way because of something that happened
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| reaction (n) | an action or response to something that has happened or has been done
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| realism (n) | a movement in the fine arts and literature that is concerned with representing things as they actually are or as they are normally seen
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| realize (v) | to understand in a clear way; to suddenly understand
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| recede (v) | to move further away into the distance, or to become less clear or less bright
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| recognize (v) | to know from earlier experience
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| record (n) | a disk onto which recorded sounds have been copied
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| record (v) | to copy by use of a mechanical or electronic device for later hearing or viewing
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| recorder (n) | a musical instrument consisting of a wooden or plastic tube which you blow down while covering holes with your fingers
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| recording (n) | the act or process of making a record, compact disk, or cassette tape
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| recreation (n) | the act or process of engaging in a relaxing or agreeable pastime
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| reduce (v) | to make less in amount or size
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| refer (v) | to talk or write about someone or something, especially briefly
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| referee (n) | someone who makes sure that players follow the rules during a sports game
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| reflect (v) | to show; express
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| reflective (adj) | thoughtful; characterized by meditation, especially in contrast to abrupt action
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| reflector (n) | a surface that throws back heat, light, or sound
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| refrigerator (n) | an appliance with a large, cold box where you keep food so that it does not spoil
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| regard (v) | to consider or have an opinion about something or someone
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| reggae (n) | a type of popular music from Jamaica, with a strong second and fourth beat (often with lyrics of social protest)
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| region (n) | an area of the earth's surface that has a certain type of land and climate
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| register (v) | to sign up for something by having one's name put on an official list
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| registration (n) | the act of recording names and details on an official list
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| regret (v) | to feel sorry about a situation, especially something that you wish you had not done
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| regulation (n) | an official rule that controls how something is done
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| rehearsal (n) | a time when people practise a play, dance, etc. in order to prepare for a performance
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| rehearse (v) | to practice for a show, play, concert, or other performance
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| reindeer (n) | an animal with long legs and a long neck closely related to caribou
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| reject (v) | to refuse to accept, approve, or believe
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| relative (n) | a person who is related to others through blood or marriage
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| relay (n) | a race in which each member of a team runs or swims part of the race
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| relay (v) | to carry or pass on
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| release (v) | to set free
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| relevant (adj) | related to what is being discussed or is presently important
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| relic (n) | a very old thing from the past
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| relief (n) | the feeling of not having the pain or worry that you had before
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| relieve (v) | to make less painful or troubling; ease
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| religion (n) | a set of beliefs about how the universe was made and what its purpose is; it usually involves worship of a god or gods, and the belief in certain ideas about right and wrong behavior.
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| religious (adj) | having a strong belief in a god or gods
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| remain (v) | to stay in the same place or in the same condition
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| remarkable (adj) | unusual or exceptional
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| remedy (n) | something used to take away pain or heal a disease
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| remind (v) | to cause to recall
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| remote (adj) | at a far distance in space or time
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| remove (v) | to take something off or away
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| renaissance (n) | The revival of art, literature, and learning that began in Europe in the 1300s and lasted into the 1600s.
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| replace (v) | to put in place of
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| reporter (n) | a person whose job is to report news for a newspaper, magazine, television or radio station
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| represent (v) | to show or picture in a work of art
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| reptile (n) | a cold-blooded animal with a skeleton inside its body and dry scales or hard plates on its skin
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| republic (n) | a nation in which those who make the laws and run the government are elected by the people
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| request (n) | the act of asking politely or officially for something
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| require (v) | to need or make necessary
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| requirement (n) | something that is needed or necessary
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| rescue (n) | when someone in a dangerous situation is helped and made safe
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| rescue (v) | to free or save
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| research (n) | the serious study and collecting of information about something
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| resemble (v) | to be similar to or to look like
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| reservation (n) | an arrangement that you make to have a seat on an aircraft or a table at a restaurant kept for you
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| reserve (n) | an area of public land set aside for a particular purpose
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| resistance (n) | a secret organization formed to oppose an army that has taken over a country
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| resort (n) | a place where a lot of people go for holidays
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| resource (n) | (plural) all of a country's wealth and its ways of producing wealth
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| respect (v) | to admire someone because of their knowledge, achievements, etc
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| responsibility (n) | something that it is your job or duty to deal with
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| rest (n) | a time of calm and quiet after work or activity; break
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| restless (adj) | not able to relax, sit still, or stay quiet
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| restore (v) | to bring something back to an earlier or normal condition
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| result (n) | something that happens or exists because of something else
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| reveal (v) | to make known; tell
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| reverse (v) | to turn or to move in an opposite direction
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| review (n) | a report in a newspaper, magazine, or programme that gives an opinion about a new book, film, etc
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| revival (n) | a new showing or a new version of an old play
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| revive (v) | to bring back into use or popularity
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| revolutionary (adj) | completely different from what was done before
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| revolutionize (v) | to change something in every way so that it is much better
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| reward (n) | something given in exchange for good behaviour or good work
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| rhyme (v) | to match with another word that ends with the same sound
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| rhythm (n) | movement marked by the regular repetition of sounds
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| riches (n) | valuable or precious goods, or things that occur in nature in large quantities
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| ride (n) | a large device, such as a merry-go-round or roller coaster, that people ride for fun
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| ridiculous (adj) | very silly
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| ring (n) | something that is the shape of a circle
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| riot (n) | angry, violent behaviour by a crowd of people
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| risky (adj) | dangerous because something bad might happen
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| rite (n) | a formal or ceremonial act for a specific occasion (e.g. in religious worship)
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| rock pool (n) | a small area of sea water contained by the rocks around it
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| roll over (v) | toss, roll, or rise and fall in an uncontrolled way
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| roll up (v) | gather together
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| roller blading (n) | using boots with a single line of wheels on the bottom to move across the ground
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| roller coaster (n) | an exciting entertainment which is like a fast train that goes up and down very steep slopes
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| rope (n) | a strong cord of twisted or woven fiber, wire, or similar material
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| rough (adj) | marked by difficult conditions
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| roundabout (n) | a circular place where roads meet and where cars drive around until they arrive at the road that they want to turn into
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| route (n) | a road or course of travel from one place to another
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| row (n) | a group of things or people arranged in a straight line side by side
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| royal (adj) | having to do with a king or queen or any members of their family
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| rub (v) | to push back and forward across something using pressure
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| rubber raft (n) | A small flat rubber boat filled with air, used for example if a boat sinks
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| rude (adj) | to act in a way that hurts other people
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| ruins (n) | piles of broken stone and bricks, etc. that are left from anscient buildings or cities
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| ruling class (n) | the class of people exerting power or authority
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| rumble (n) | a low, heavy, rolling sound
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| run (v) | to organize or be in charge of an activity, business, organization, or country
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| run out of (phr) | to use up the entire amount of
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| run out of (v) | to use all of something and not have any more left
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| runway (n) | a long level piece of ground with a specially prepared smooth hard surface on which aircraft take off and land
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| rural (adj) | having to do with country life
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| rush (n) | a plant like grass that grows near water, whose long thin stems can be used for floor coverings
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| rush (v) | to carry or send quickly
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| rustle (n) | a soft hissing sound
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