to stop doing something, particularly in response to a request, command, or understanding that it should be discontinued
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to express something verbally
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a serious promise or statement made by someone to tell the truth, often with the belief that breaking the promise will have serious consequences
to cause someone to become aware of something, often by providing new information or insights
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to settle or land on a surface, often referring to a bird or insect
to live in a particular place
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to sleep, typically in a calm and peaceful manner
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full of danger or risk, often threatening safety or well-being
showing courage or determination in the face of danger or adversity
to happen to a person or thing in a way that seems destined and has serious consequences
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(often plural) a very poor and overpopulated area of a city or town in which the houses are not in good condition
a large building consisting of several apartments, particularly in a poor neighborhood
A tenement is a large building that is divided into multiple small apartments or units, usually for people with low incomes. These buildings are often found in crowded urban areas and are typically older, sometimes poorly maintained, with basic amenities. Tenements were originally built to provide affordable housing for working-class families, but they are sometimes associated with poor living conditions, such as limited space, inadequate plumbing, or insufficient lighting. Despite these challenges, tenements remain an important form of housing in many cities around the world.
a person or animal that resides in a particular place or habitat
a road, street, or passage that provides a direct route or passage for vehicles, pedestrians, or both
A thoroughfare is a main road or pathway that allows for the passage of vehicles or people between different areas. It is usually a wide, well-traveled route that connects towns, cities, or other significant locations. Thoroughfares are important for transportation, as they provide access to various places and help ease the flow of traffic. They are often busy roads with multiple lanes or paths designed to accommodate large volumes of vehicles or pedestrians. Thoroughfares can be highways, major streets, or any other key routes that link different parts of a region.
an area where construction activities take place, involving the creation or renovation of structures
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the basic physical structures and systems that support and enable the functioning of a society or organization, such as roads and bridges
a system of pipes and facilities that collect and process dirty water and waste from buildings and house
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to start happening or being
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to bring two parts of something together
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to clearly and confidently say that something is the case
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