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carriage (noun) a vehicle with no engine for carrying people, άμαξα
Example
Before cars were invented, many people traveled in carriages pulled by horses.
cellar (noun) a room that is built under the ground, κελάρι
Example
People use cellars for storing things, especially bottles and barrels of wine.
effigy (noun) a model that represents a hated person which is hung or burnt in a public place, ομοίωμα
Example
An effigy of Guy Fawkes is burnt every November 5th all around the UK.
error (noun) a mistake in thought or action; something that is wrong, λάθος
Example
I corrected the errors on my math test.
Synonym
mistake
factual (adjective) containing facts; true, πραγματικός
Example
It turned out that the story was not factual.
Synonym
ΣΩΣΤΌ
Antonym
fictional
Word Family
fact
ginger (noun) the root of a tropical plant, used as a spice to flavor food, τζίτζερ, πεπερόριζα
Example
Ginger is often used in Asian cooking.
gunpowder (noun) a black powder that explodes when touched by fire, μπαρούτι
Example
Gunpowder is used in firing guns.
oatmeal (noun) a dried food made from oats, αλεύρι βρώμης
Example
People cook oatmeal with water and eat it for breakfast.
order (verb) to tell someone to do something in an authoritative way; give a command to someone, δίνω εντολή
Example
The police ordered everyone to leave the area.
Synonym
command
parliament (noun) a group of people who make the laws for a country, κοινοβούλιο
Example
The Greek parliament consists of 300 members.
Synonym
congress
Word Family
parliamentary
plot (noun) a secret plan that has an illegal or dangerous purpose, δολοπλοκία
Example
The robbers formed a plot to steal the painting.
procession (noun) a line or group of people or vehicles moving forward in a formal, orderly way, πομπή
Example
The wedding procession made its way down the aisle.
Synonym
parade, train
raw (adjective) not cooked, ωμό
Example
She likes to eat raw vegetables.
rent (verb) to pay money to use something, νοικιάζω
Example
We rent our apartment. We don't own it.
spill (verb) to cause to flow or fall from a container, χύνω
Example
She spilled the coffee all over her dress.
Word Family
spillage
sticky (adjective) able to attach to something when touched, κολλώδης
Example
Glue, honey, and paste are sticky.
Synonym
adhesive
straw (noun) dried stems of certain grain plants, άχυρο
Example
Straw is used to feed animals and to make things such as baskets.
torture (noun) the intentional causing of great physical or emotional pain to a person, βασανιστήριο
Example
Some governments use torture as a means to find out the secrets of their enemies.
treacle (noun) molasses, or a light-colored blend of molasses, sugar, and corn syrup, μελάσα
Example
She licked the sticky treacle off the spoon.
wheat (noun) the grain from which we make bread, σιτάρι
Example
Wheat is used in making flour for bread and other foods.