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Exam: TOEFL

scrappy

IPA: /ˈskræpi/

KK: /ˈskræpi/

adjective

Definition: Having a strong and determined attitude, often in a way that shows a willingness to fight or compete, even if the person or thing is small or not fully developed.

Example: Despite being the smallest team in the league, they had a scrappy attitude that helped them win many games.

scrawl

IPA: //skrɔːl//

KK: /skrɔl/

intransitive verb

Definition: To write or draw carelessly and quickly, often resulting in messy or unclear letters.

Example: He began to scrawl his thoughts on the paper during the meeting.

noun

Definition: A type of handwriting that is messy and hard to read, often done quickly.

Example: The teacher couldn't read the student's scrawl on the paper.

transitive verb

Definition: To write quickly and often in a messy or unclear way.

Example: He began to scrawl his thoughts in a notebook during the meeting.

scrawled

IPA: /skrɔld/

KK: /skrald/

adjective

Definition: Written quickly and carelessly, often making it hard to read.

Example: The note was scrawled on a piece of torn paper.

verb

Definition: To write or draw carelessly and quickly, often resulting in messy or illegible text.

Example: She scrawled her name on the paper before handing it in.

scrawnier

IPA: /ˈskrɔːniər/

KK: /ˈskrɔːniər/

adjective

Definition: Having a thin and weak appearance, often due to lack of nutrition or exercise.

Example: The stray dog looked scrawnier than the others, likely from not having enough food.

scrawniest

IPA: /ˈskrɔːniəst/

KK: /ˈskroniɪst/

adjective

Definition: The thinnest or weakest in appearance, often lacking in muscle or fat.

Example: He was the scrawniest kid in the class, but he was also the fastest runner.

scrawny

IPA: /ˈskrɔːni/

KK: /ˈskroni/

adjective

Definition: Very thin and weak in appearance, often due to lack of food or health.

Example: The stray dog looked scrawny and in need of care.

scream

IPA: //skriːm//

KK: /skrim/

intransitive verb

Definition: To make a loud, high-pitched sound, often due to fear, pain, or excitement.

Example: She let out a loud scream when she saw the spider.

noun

Definition: A loud and sharp cry or sound, often made when someone is frightened or in pain.

Example: Her scream echoed through the empty hall.

transitive verb

Definition: To say something loudly and with a lot of emotion, often in a way that shows fear, excitement, or anger.

Example: She screamed her name in excitement when she saw her friend.

screaming

IPA: /ˈskriːmɪŋ/

KK: /ˈskrimɪŋ/

adjective

Definition: Very loud and sharp, often causing a strong reaction or attention.

Example: The screaming crowd cheered for the band as they took the stage.

verb

Definition: To make a loud, high-pitched sound, often due to fear, excitement, or pain.

Example: The child was screaming in delight as the clown performed tricks.

screed

IPA: /skriːd/

KK: /skrid/

noun

Definition: A long piece of writing or a speech that is often boring or tedious.

Example: The politician's screed about the economy lasted for over an hour.

screen

IPA: //skriːn//

KK: /skrin/

noun

Definition: A flat surface or device used to display images, videos, or information, often found in computers, televisions, or mobile devices.

Example: I watched my favorite movie on the big screen at the cinema.

transitive verb

Definition: To block someone's view or movement, to hide something from sight, or to check someone or something carefully to see if they are suitable for a particular purpose.

Example: The coach decided to screen the players during practice to improve their defensive skills.

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