Letter W – Episode 2
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1. What does “wax” mean?
Explanation: It means to rub something with wax to make it shiny. Example: He waxed the car after washing it.
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2. What does “wear away” mean?
Explanation: It means to fade or get thinner over time. Example: The paint wore away in the sun.
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3. What does “wear on” mean?
Explanation: It means to keep going for a long time. Example: As the day wore on, he got tired.
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4. What does “wear out” mean?
Explanation: It means to damage something by using it too much. Example: She wore out her shoes from walking.
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5. What does “wear out” mean?
Explanation: It means to exhaust someone. Example: The long trip wore me out.
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6. What does “wear and tear” mean?
Explanation: It means normal damage that comes from regular use. Example: There is wear and tear on the old bag.
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7. What does “weed out” mean?
Explanation: It means to remove the weak or unwanted ones. Example: They weeded out the bad files.
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8. What does “weld” mean?
Explanation: It means to join metal parts by melting them together. Example: He welded the two pipes.
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9. What does “well done” mean?
Explanation: It means something is done correctly and to a high standard. Example: Your work is well done.
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10. What does “well known” mean?
Explanation: It means known by many people. Example: This place is well known in the city.
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