The Bridal Party - Scott Fitzgerald
- To make a deep, heavy, someone muflled.
- To move or travel with such a sound
- To give forth or utter with a rumbling sound.
- ruhm-buh
- 'When the last van had rumbled out of hearing and the corners of the furniture.'
- Verb
- The train rumbled on.
- Thunder rumbled in the distance.
- We have rumbled all of this for a long time.
- The thunder rumbled our ears.
- Used to describe a person's face or skin if it has less colour than usual
- A pale light or colour is not bright or strong.
- Peil
- "She was pale beneath her rouge; there were shadows under her eyes. "
- Adjective
- She is wearing a pale blue scarf.
- Lucas has a naturally pale complexion and dark hair.
- I'm looking pale.
- My sister turned pale and started to shiver.
3. RENDEZVOUS
Definition
- An arragement to meet someone, especially secretly, at a particular place and time, or the place itself.
- rɑːn.deɪ.vu
- 'He wrote to Hamilton Rutherford, asking him for a rendezvous the following afternoon.'
- Noun
- We have a rendezvous for next weekend.
- I have a rendezvous with my boyfriend tomorrow.
- They had a rendezvous in París.
- This Restaurant is beautiful, we must have a rendezvous there someday.
4. CLUMSY
- A clumsy person often has accidents because they do not behave in a careful, controlled way.
- klʌm.zi
Original Sentence
- "Turned his body clumsy and rigid; he stumbled with their first step on the floor."
- Adjective
- My movements were rather clumsy.
- I fell off the stairs by a clumsy movement
- My attempts to apologize were very
- I avoid running a lot because I'm kind of clumsy.
- A very deep hole that seems to have no bottom.
Pronunciation
- əˈbɪs
- Noun
- She found herself on the edge of an abyss.
- The abyss is very deep.
- At the top of the mountains there is an abyss.
- I'm afraid of the abyss in the waterfall.
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6. DAZE
Definition
1. To stun by or as if by a blow.
2. Make (someone) unable to think or react properly.
3. A state of stunned confusion or bewilderment.
Pronuntiation (IPA)
deɪz
Original sentence
"He walked in a daze to his bank."
Wich part of speech is?
Verb
Examples
1. I've been a little dazed since I heard the news.
2. The blow left me somewhat daze.
3. He danced even though he felt somewhat dazed.
4. She looked a little dazed this morning.
Other way to say it
Stunned
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7. INNOCUOUS
Definition
1. Producing no injury.
2. Not likely to give offense or to arouse strong feelings or hostility.
Pronuntiation
Original Sentence
"Who followed him with a half-displayed packet of innocuous post cards warranted to be very dirty indeed."
Wich part of speech is?
Adjective
Examples
1. My dog would never attack you, it's innocuous.
2. She seemed upset, but everything she said was innocuous.
3. Don't yell at him, it was a innocuous mistake.
4. I don't think he's a innocuous person.
Other way to say it:
Inoffensive
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8. Astonish
Definition
1. To surprise or surprise someone very much.
2. To fill with sudden and overpowering surprise or wonder.
Pronuntiation (IPA)
Original Sentence
"He heard a woman say in French that it would not her astonish if that commenced to let fall the bombs."
Wich part of speech is?
Verb
Examples
4. The spider behind the door astonish me.
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9. Husky
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Definition
1. Hoarse with or as if with emotion.
2. Of a voice or utterance sounding low-pitched and slightly.
Pronuntiation
Original Sentence
"Then he heard another voice, full of husky laughter, and the void in his stomach froze."
Wich part of speech is?
Adjective
Examples
1. I don't know why, but I love his voice, it must be because he has a husky voice.
2. He sometimes fakes his voice to a more husky voice.
3. I don't like how he speaks, his voice is very husky.
4. My grandmother always scolds me with her husky voice.
Other way to say it:
Hoarse
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10. Begged
Definition
1. Ask (someone) earnestly or humbly for something.
2. To ask for as a gift, as charity, or as a favor, to beg forgiveness. to ask (someone) to give or do something; implore.
Pronuntiation
bɛgOriginal Sentence
"“Oh, don’t,” she begged him."
Wich part of speech is?
Verb
Examples
1. He begged me for mercy. But I didn´t hear.
2. My nephew begged me to buy him a toy.
3. He begged me to tell his secret.
4. She begged me to do her homework.
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