Letter S – Episode 1
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1. What does “sabotage” mean?
Explanation: It means harming something deliberately to stop it from working or succeeding. Example: Someone tried to sabotage the plan by breaking the radio.
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2. What does “sack rat” mean?
Explanation: It describes a person who sleeps a lot and avoids effort. Example: Don’t pick him for patrol—he’s a sack rat.
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3. What does “sailing” mean?
Explanation: It means going on the water in a boat or ship. Example: We went sailing on the lake last weekend.
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4. What does “salary” mean?
Explanation: It is the money someone earns from a job, usually paid regularly. Example: Her salary is paid at the end of each month.
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5. What does “samples” mean?
Explanation: They are small amounts taken to test or check something. Example: The nurse collected samples for the lab.
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6. What does “satisfy” mean?
Explanation: It means making someone feel happy or content with a result. Example: This answer should satisfy the teacher.
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7. What does “saturated” mean?
Explanation: It means filled with water so nothing more can be absorbed. Example: My jacket was saturated after the heavy rain.
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8. What does “saving grace” mean?
Explanation: It is the single positive point that prevents a total failure. Example: The saving grace of the trip was the great food.
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9. What does “scale” mean?
Explanation: It is a tool used to find out how heavy something is. Example: I used a scale to weigh the bag.
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10. What does “scale down” mean?
Explanation: It means making something smaller or doing less than planned. Example: They scaled down the project to save money.
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