Letter W – Episode 1
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1. What does “Wait on” mean?
Explanation: It means to help someone by serving them. Example: The waiter will wait on us at the table.
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2. What does “Wake up” mean?
Explanation: It means to become awake after sleeping. Example: I wake up early in the morning.
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3. What does “Walk away with” mean?
Explanation: It means to get the prize with little effort. Example: He walked away with the gold medal.
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4. What does “Walloping” mean?
Explanation: It means extremely good or strong. Example: You did a walloping job on the project.
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5. What does “want ad” mean?
Explanation: It means a notice in a paper asking for a worker or item. Example: She found a job in a want ad.
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6. What does “Warp” mean?
Explanation: It means a bend that makes something not straight. Example: There was a warp in the wooden board.
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7. What does “Wary” mean?
Explanation: It means careful because danger is possible. Example: Be wary of what he promises you.
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8. What does “Waste” mean?
Explanation: It means unwanted material you throw away. Example: There was waste all over the garden.
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9. What does “Water under the bridge” mean?
Explanation: It means it happened before and is not important now. Example: We argued last week, but it’s water under the bridge.
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10. What does “Watch out for” mean?
Explanation: It means to stay alert for possible danger. Example: Watch out for ice on the road.
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