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| Explanation of passenger (noun) form plural: passengers traveler; fare; person who rides or travels
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| Explanation of relation (noun) form plural: relations narration; act of telling; family member; connection; association
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| Explanation of desk (noun) form plural: desks office table
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| Explanation of acronym (noun) form plural: acronyms a word which is formed from the first letters of several words; i.e. TOEIC or NATO
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| Explanation of mid-range (noun) form plural: mid-ranges pertaining to a value that is approximately in the middle of a series of values
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| Explanation of dietician (noun) form plural: dieticians nutritionist; expert on nutrition
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| Explanation of engine (noun) form plural: engines machine which supplies force and motion; motor; truck; part of a program which handles certain types of date
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| Explanation of climb (verb) forms: climbed; climbed; climbing to ascend; to up; to slope upward; to move upward gradually
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| Explanation of medicine (noun) form plural: medicines art and science of disease treatment and health maintenance; remedy; drug
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| Explanation of reason (noun) form plural: reasons cause; basis for action; intelligence; sense
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