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impose
Back
To enforce
The government decided to impose new regulations.
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Vocabulary and Expressions
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Front
gobbled
Back
Eaten quickly
He gobbled down his breakfast before leaving.
Front
swirling
Back
Moving quickly in circles
The leaves were swirling in the autumn wind.
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swamped
Back
Too full to be able to deal with something
I am swamped with emails today.
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clogging
Back
Making something blocked or full
Debris was clogging the pipes.
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soiling
Back
Making dirty or spoiling
Be careful not to soil your white shirt.
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dumped
Back
Dropped or put down in a careless way
He dumped his backpack on the floor.
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pristine
Back
Fresh and clean
The beach was in pristine condition.
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staggered
Back
Astonished or deeply shocked
I was staggered by the high cost of the repairs.
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flecks
Back
Tiny pieces or pellets (nurdles)
There were flecks of gold in the riverbed.
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