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Key Singers Vocabulary
born
born
[Adjective]

brought to this world through birth

Ex: Sarah was born on a warm summer morning, bringing joy and happiness to her family. 
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rapper
rapper
[noun]

someone who performs rap music

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rhyme
rhyme
[noun]

agreement between the sound or the ending of a word and another word

Ex: "Cat" and "hat" are perfect rhymes because they end with the same sound. 
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song
song
[noun]

a piece of music that has words

Ex: Her lullaby is a sweet song that soothes her baby to sleep. 
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to grow up

to change from being a child into an adult little by little

Ex: Many children dream of what they want to be when they grow up. 
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hard
hard
[Adjective]

difficult to endure or experience, often related to misfortune

Ex: He had hard luck finding a job after graduation. 
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childhood
childhood
[noun]

the period or time of being a child, characterized by significant physical and emotional growth

Ex: Sarah cherished the memories of her childhood spent playing in the backyard with her siblings. 
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relationship

the connection among two or more things or people or the way in which they are connected

Ex: Building a strong relationship with customers is crucial for business success. 
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different
different
[Adjective]

not like another thing or person in form, quality, nature, etc.

Ex: He had a different perspective on the movie. 
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teenager
teenager
[noun]

a person aged between 13 and 19 years

Ex: The teenager spent most of the evening playing video games. 
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to feel
to feel
[Verb]

to experience a particular emotion

Ex: After watching the emotional movie, he felt sad for hours. 
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better
better
[Adjective]

having more of a good quality

Ex: With upgraded technology, the new smartphone has a better camera than its predecessor. 
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rap
rap
[noun]

a genre of African-American music with a rhythmic speech

Ex: Rap emerged from the hip-hop movement and has evolved into a dominant musical genre. 
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to escape
to escape
[Verb]

to get out of or avoid an unpleasant situation

Ex: Sarah managed to escape the traffic jam by taking a shortcut through the side streets. 
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to start
to start
[Verb]

to begin something new and continue doing it, feeling it, etc.

Ex: He started singing along to the song on the radio. 
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competition

an event or contest in which individuals or teams compete against each other

Ex: The annual chess competition draws players from around the world. 
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lyric
lyric
[noun]

(plural) a song's words or text

Ex: The singer delivered the heartfelt lyrics with passion and emotion, moving the audience to tears. 
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problem
problem
[noun]

something that causes difficulties and is hard to overcome

Ex: Finding affordable housing in the city has become a significant problem for many people. 
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poor
poor
[Adjective]

owning a very small amount of money or a very small number of things

Ex: He wanted to help the poor family who were struggling to afford basic necessities like food and clothing. 
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family
family
[noun]

people that are related to each other by blood or marriage, normally made up of a father, mother, and their children

Ex: Family is important to me because they support me when I need it. 
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dream
dream
[noun]

a wish or a cherished desire, particularly one that is difficult to fulfill

Ex: Her dream of becoming a world-renowned artist kept her motivated despite the challenges. 
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success
success
[noun]

the fact of reaching what one tried for or desired

Ex: His hard work and determination finally led to the success he had been striving for. 
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to release

to make a movie, music, etc. available to the public

Ex: The film studio released their latest blockbuster movie in theaters worldwide. 
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review
review
[noun]

a report that is published in a newspaper or a magazine, in which someone gives an opinion of a play, movie, book, etc.

Ex: According to the review, the new novel is a must-read. 
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to win
to win
[Verb]

to be awarded something such as a prize after winning a contest, bet, etc.

Ex: She won a scholarship to study abroad. 
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style
style
[noun]

a specific way of writing, designing, painting, etc. that is typical of a certain era, person, movement, place, etc.

Ex: Japanese calligraphy is celebrated for its elegant style and intricate characters, reflecting the country's rich cultural heritage. 
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talk
talk
[noun]

idle gossip or rumor

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addiction
addiction
[noun]

the inability to stop using or doing something, particularly something harmful or unhealthy

Ex: Addiction is a complex condition characterized by compulsive drug use or engagement in a behavior despite harmful consequences. 
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to change
to change
[Verb]

to make a person or thing different

Ex: Online shopping has changed the way people shop for goods and services. 
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group
group
[noun]

a number of things or people that have some sort of connection or are at a place together

Ex: A group of children were playing in the park. 
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artist
artist
[noun]

someone who creates drawings, sculptures, paintings, etc. either as their job or hobby

Ex: As an artist, he spends a lot of time in his studio. 
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album
album
[noun]

a number of music pieces or songs sold as a single item, normally on a CD or the internet

Ex: The band released their new album last week, featuring ten original songs. 
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new
new
[Adjective]

recently invented, made, etc.

Ex: The new software update includes several innovative features not seen before. 
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to admire
to admire
[Verb]

to express respect toward someone or something often due to qualities, achievements, etc.

Ex: She admires her grandmother for her wisdom and strength in facing life's challenges. 
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talent
talent
[noun]

an ability that a person naturally has in doing something well

Ex: His talent for playing the piano was evident from a young age. 
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legend
legend
[noun]

a person who is widely recognized for their exceptional fame, achievements, or influence, often in a specific field or culture

Ex: Michael Jordan is a legend in the world of basketball. 
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blond
blond
[Adjective]

(of hair) pale yellow or gold in color

Ex: Her blond hair caught the sunlight and gleamed like gold. 
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personality

all the qualities that shape a person's character and make them different from others

Ex: Despite her shy personality, she's a fantastic performer on stage. 
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to express

to show or make a thought, feeling, etc. known by looks, words, or actions

Ex: The artist expresses emotions through vibrant colors in her paintings. 
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