labor[(1)work;(2)workersasagroup]
Buildingahouseishardlabor.(1)
OrganizedlaborisamajorforceinAmericanpolitics.(2)
laboratory[aroomorplacewhereexperimentsinsciencearedone]
Themedicalstudentsspentmuchoftheirtimeinthelaboratory.
lack[(1)tobewithout;(2)theconditionofneeding,wantingornothaving]
Thefarmhouselackedheatandelectricity.(1)
Thelackofraincausedthecropstofail.(2)
lake[alargeareaoffreshwatersurroundedbyland]
Sheswamacrossthelake.
land[(1)tocometotheearthfromtheair;(2)thepartoftheearthnotcoveredbywater;(3)theground]
Airplaneslandatairports.(1)
Only25percentoftheearth’ssurfaceisland.(2)
Heboughtthislandtenyearsago.(3)
language[(1)wordsandtheiruse;(2)whatpeoplespeakinacountry,nationorgroup]
Shewasinterestedinhownewwordscomeintothelanguage.(1)
Howmanylanguagesdoyouspeak?(2)
large[(1)big;(2)beingofmorethanusualsize,amountornumber;(3)oppositesmall]
Howlargeisyourhouse?(1)
Hehadalargevoiceforsuchasmallman.(2)
Shewasalargewoman.(3)
last[(1)tocontinue;(2)afterallothers;(3)theonlyoneremaining]
Thetalkswilllastthreedays.(1)
Hewasthelastpersontoarrive.(2)
Sheisthelastpersoninline.(3)
late[(1)afterthecorrecttime;(2)neartheend;(3)oppositeearly]
Hearrivedanhourlateforwork.(1)
Thedoctorsaidshewouldhaveherbabylateintheyear.(2)
Doyouliketoeatearlyorlate?(3)
laugh[tomakesoundstoexpresspleasureorhappyfeelings]
Ialwayslaughatherfunnystories.
launch[(1)toputintooperation;(2)tobegin;(3)tosendintotheairorspace]
Theterroristslaunchedanattackinthemiddleofthenight.(1)
Shesaidshesoonwilllaunchhercampaignformayor.(2)
TheUnitedStateslaunchedanApollospacecraftonaflighttothemoon.(3)
law[alloranyrulesmadebyagovernment]
Themayorurgedcityofficialstopassthenewlaw.
lead[(1)toshowtheway;(2)tocommand;(3)tocontrol;(4)togofirst]
Icouldnotfindthestoreuntilheledmetoit.(1)
GeneralWilcoxwillleadthespecialanti-terroristforce.(2)
Heleadsourmusicdepartment.(3)
Shefollowedasheledtheway.(4)
leak[tocomeoutofortoescapethroughasmallopeningorhole(usuallyagasorliquid)]
Oilleakedfromthebrokenpipe.
learn[(1)togetknowledgeabout;(2)tocometoknowafactorfacts]
Helearnedcalculusinhighschool.(1)
Shewonderedhowhelearnedwhereshelived.(2)
leave[(1)togoawayfrom;(2)toletsomethingstaywhereitis]
Hissonwillleavehomenextyearforcollege.(1)
Pleaseleavemealone.(2)
left[(1)onthesidethatistowardthewestwhenoneisfacingnorth;(2)oppositeright]
Doyouwritewithyourlefthand?(1)
IamlostbecauseIturnedleftinsteadofright.(2)
legal[oforinagreementwiththelaw]
Hesaidhislawyergavehimgoodlegaladvice.
legislature[agovernmentlawmakinggroup]
Thelegislaturemakeslaws.
lend[(1)topermitsomeonetouseathingtemporarily;(2)tomakealoanofmoney]
Joesaidhewilllendmehiscartomorrow.(1)
Noneofhisfriendswouldlendhimanymoney.(2)
less[(1)smallerinamount;(2)notasmuch]
Hisdoctorsaidheshouldeatlessmeat.(1)
Shetravelslessinhernewjob.(2)
let[(1)topermittodoortobe;(2)tomakepossible]
Letmehelpyouwiththat.(1)
Shelethimdrivehernewcar.(2)
letter[acommunicationinwritingsenttoanotherperson]
Iwrotealettertoyoulastnight.
level[(1)theamountorheightthatsomethingreachesorrisesto;(2)thepositionofsomethingorsomeone]
Theriverrosetoitshighestlevelinhistoryduringthefloodlastyear.(1)
Hehasworkedatthetoplevelsofgovernmentformanyyears.(2)
liberal[onewhousuallysupportssocialprogressorchange]
LiberallawmakersproposedabilltoreducethecostofmedicineforolderAmericans.
lie[(1)tohaveone’sbodyonthegroundorothersurface;(2)tosaysomethingthatoneknowsisnottrue]
Shesaidsheneededtoliedownforafewminutestorest.(1)
Theofficialtoldthecourthedidnotlieabouthiscampaignmoney.(2)
life[(1)thetimebetweenbeingbornanddying;(2)oppositedeath;(3)alllivingthings]
Shespentherlifehelpingpeople.(1)
Hedied,butdoctorsbroughthimbacktolife.(2)
ShewroteahistoryoflifeonEarth.(3)
lift[totakeorbringuptoahigherplaceorlevel]
Wewatchedtherisingwaterliftthehouseandcarryitaway.
light[(1)aformofenergythataffectstheeyessothatoneisabletosee;(2)anythingthatproduceslight;(3)bright;(4)notheavy]
Wecouldseetheislandclearlyinthesun’slight.(1)
Pleaseleavethelightonwhenyougo.(2)
Theroomwaspaintedlightblue.(3)
Shesaidherbagwaslight,butIcouldnotliftit.(4)
lightning[lightproducedbyelectricityintheair,usuallyduringastorm]
Lightningfilledthedarkskylikefireworks.
like[(1)tobepleasedwith;(2)tohavegoodfeelingsforsomeoneorsomething;(3)inthesamewayas;(4)similarto]
Ilikethisnewdress.(1)
Ilikeherverymuch.(2)
Muchtrainingisneededtosinglikehedoes.(3)
Shesoundslikemysister.(4)
limit[(1)torestricttoanumberoramount;(2)thegreatestamountornumberpermitted]
Thehotellimitsthenumberofpeoplesleepingineachroom.(1)
Thelimitisfourpeopleineachroom.(2)
line[(1)along,thinmarkonasurface;(2)anumberofpeopleorthingsorganized;(3)oneafteranother;(4)theedgeofanareaprotectedbymilitaryforces]
Heusedhisswordtomakealineinthesand.(1)
Thesoldiersstoodinaline,sidebyside.(2)
Theyturnedandmarchedinaline,oneafteranother.(3)
Enemysoldierscouldnotbreakthroughalliedlines.(4)
link[(1)toconnect;(2)touniteonethingoreventwithanother;(3)arelationbetweentwoormorethings,situationsorevents]
TheRussianandAmericanspacecraftlinkedwitheachotherinorbit.(1)
Theroyalmarriagelinkedthetwokingdoms.(2)
Scientistsfoundalinkbetweentobaccoandlungcancer.(3)
liquid[asubstancethatisnotasolidorgas,andcanmovefreely,likewater]
IcechangestoliquidwhenthetemperaturerisesabovezerodegreesCelsius.
list[(1)toputinwritinganumberofnamesofpeopleorthings;(2)awrittenseriesofnamesorthings]
Pleaselistyourname,addressandtelephonenumber.(1)
ThisisalistofallthethingsIplantodotoday.(2)
listen[totrytohear]
Ifyoulistenverycarefully,youcanhearthemsinging.
literature[allthepoems,storiesandwritingsofaperiodoftimeorofacountry]
HeisinterestedinancientGreekliterature.
little[(1)nottallorbig;(2)asmallamount]
HehasalittledognamedElmo.(1)
Shecouldnotbuyitbecauseshehadonlyalittlemoneywithher.(2)
live[(1)tohavelife;(2)toexist;(3)havinglife;(4)alive]
Shelivedformanyyearsafterheroperation.(1)
HelivesinChicago.(2)
Pleasedonotcutdownalivetree.(3)
Hesaidsomepoliovaccinesweremadefromalivevirus.(4)
load[(1)toputobjectsonorintoavehicleorcontainer;(2)thatwhichiscarried]
Shetoldhimtoloadtheboxesinthebackofthecar.(1)
ThetruckcarriedafullloadoffruitfromFlorida.(2)
loan[(1)moneyborrowedthatusuallymustbereturnedwithinterestpayments;(2)somethingborrowed]
Thebankmadea10,000-dollarloantohimyesterday.(1)
Igavehimthosetoolsonlyasaloan.(2)
local[aboutorhavingtodowithoneplace]
Theytoldhimaboutalocalplacewherehecouldgetagooddinner.
lonely[(1)feelingaloneandwantingfriends;(2)visitedbyfewornopeople]
Thecityisfulloflonelypeople.(1)
Hewasalonelymanafterhiswifeleft.(2)
long[(1)notshort;(2)measuringfrombeginningtoend;(3)measuringmuch;(4)formuchtime]
Wesawalongsnakebehindthehouse.(1)
Theroadisthreemileslong.(2)
※onemile=1.6kilometers
Thosepicturesweremadebysomeonewholivedlongbeforemypeoplecametothisland.(3)
Iknewheralongtimeago.(4)
look[(1)toturntheeyestowardsoastosee;(2)tosearchorhuntfor;(3)toseemtobe]
Helookedatherforalongtime.(1)
IlookedforthatbookbutIcouldnotfindit.(2)
Shelookslikemysister.(3)
lose[(1)tohavenolonger;(2)tonotfind;(3)tofailtokeep;(4)tobedefeated]
Theprisonerlostallhopeofescape.(1)
Thelittleboylosthistoycar.(2)
Heworriedthathemightlosehisjob.(3)
Theirschoollostthebiggame.(4)
loud[(1)havingastrongsound;(2)fullofsoundornoise]
Thespeakerhadaloudvoice.(1)
Themusicattherockconcertwastooloud.(2)
love[(1)tolikeverymuch;(2)tofeelastrong,kindemotion(sometimesinvolvingsex);(3)astrong,kindemotionforsomeoneorsomething;(4)oppositehate]
Helovedwalkinginthemountains.(1)
Shelikedtopretendthathelovedhermorethananyone.(2)
Shehasagreatloveformusic.(3)
Hesaidhisloveforherwouldneverdie.(4)
low[(1)nothighortall;(2)belowthenormalheight;(3)closetotheground]
YouwillfindlowpricesforproductsontheInternet.(1)
Theairplaneflewlowoverthetown.(2)
Fogisalowcloudneartheground.(3)
loyal[showingstrongfriendshipandsupportforsomeoneorsomething]
ThePresidentchoseloyalsupporterstoserveinhiscabinet.
luck[somethingthathappensbychance]
Healwayshasgoodluckinfindingaplacetoparkhiscar.