3 = I know this word and can teach the word’s meaning to someone else.
Rate and Study the Words Rate how well you know each word. Then:
1. Pronounce the word. Say it aloud several times. Spell it.
2. Study the example.
3. Tell more about the word.
4. Practice it. Make the word your own.
Key Words
agreement (a-grē-ment) nounpage 436 To have an agreement is to have an understanding with people about something. My aunt signed an agreement to buy a car. Related Word:agree
approach (u-prōch) verbpage 437 To approach means to come closer or near. The diver approached the dolphin.
diplomat (dip-lō-mat) nounpage 428 A diplomat is a person who represents his or her government. To do his or her job, a diplomat lives in another country. Related Word:diplomatic
insist (in-sist) verbpage 436 To insist means to demand or to keep saying. The child insisted on walking the other direction.
issue (i-shü) verbpage 432 To issue means to give or hand out. The agent issued tickets to the passengers. Antonym:take
permission (pur-mish-un) nounpage 432 When you have permission, you are allowed to do something. You must ask permission to go onto private property. Related Word:permit
refugee (ref-yu-jē) nounpage 432 A person who must leave his or her home or country to be safe is a refugee. A refugee may have to live with just a few belongings. Related Word:refuge
translate (trans-lāt) verbpage 430 To translate means to explain in another language. The sign translates information into English. Related Word:translation
Practice the Words Make an Expanded Meaning Map for each Key Word. Compare with a partner.