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| Explanation of attract (verb) forms: attracted; attracted; attracting to draw to itself Sample of attract A positively charged particle attracts a negatively charged particle.
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| Explanation of germinate (verb) forms: germinated; germinated; germinating to begin to grow Sample of germinate Seeds need an ideal environment before they will germinate.
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| Explanation of acclimatize (verb) forms: acclimatized; acclimatized; acclimatizing adapt to changes in the environment Sample of acclimatize People must allow enough time to rest and acclimatize when they go to mountainous areas or they will develop altitude sickness.
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| Explanation of reproduce (verb) forms: reproduced; reproduced; reproducing to breed; to make offspring Sample of reproduce Plants and animals must reproduce to survive.
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| Explanation of connect (verb) forms: connected; connected; connecting to join Sample of connect Two or more atoms may connect together to form a bigger molecule.
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| Explanation of rods (noun) form: only plural photoreceptor of the retina being sensitive for dim light Sample of rods Rods respond to low-intensity lighting and are necessary for night vision.
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| Explanation of proton (noun) form plural: protons subatomic particle with one positive charge Sample of proton Protons and neutrons are found in the nucleus of the atom.
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| Explanation of dissect (verb) forms: dissected; dissected; dissecting to cut; to take apart; to remove body parts or organs Sample of dissect A body is dissected at post mortem.
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| Explanation of transplant (verb) forms: transplanted; transplanted; transplanting to implant an organ or tissue from one place to another Sample of transplant Organs and tissues can be transplanted from one part of the body to another (e.g. skin) or from one person to another (e.g. kidney).
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| Explanation of dissipate (verb) forms: dissipated; dissipated; dissipating to disappear Sample of dissipate The rate at which the energy loss occurs is equal to the power dissipated by the resistor.
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