Match the words with their definitions 1. aspire a. to finally agree upon or decide 2. cooperate b. to defend or keep safe 3. hold c. to prohibit 4. sign d.to have a strong desire…
Match the words with their definitions 1. aspire a. to finally agree upon or decide 2. cooperate b. to defend or keep safe 3. hold c. to prohibit 4. sign d.to have a strong desire to achieve 5. ban e. to use in a way that is wrong or bad 6. eliminate f. to free from pain, worry or trouble 7. settle - 8. restore g. to announce in a formal way h. to express honour or esteem towards 9. ease i. to promise seriously or publicly to do something 10. pledge 11. entitle j. to supply k. to go against or refuse to obey a law, an agreement, etc 12. declare I. to give somebody the right to have or do something 13. provide 1.4. respect 15. protect 16. implement 17. violate m. to carry out or put into action n. to organize o. to write one's name on p. to get rid of or destroy q. to bring back into use or existence 18. abuse r. to work together with somebody else in order to achieve something
Sure! Here are the words matched with their definitions:
- aspire - d. to have a strong desire to achieve
- cooperate - r. to work together with somebody else in order to achieve something
- hold - g. to announce in a formal way
- sign - o. to write one's name on
- ban - c. to prohibit
- eliminate - p. to get rid of or destroy
- settle - a. to finally agree upon or decide
- restore - q. to bring back into use or existence
- ease - f. to free from pain, worry or trouble
- pledge - i. to promise seriously or publicly to do something
- entitle - l. to give somebody the right to have or do something
- declare - g. to announce in a formal way (could also be matched with hold)
- provide - j. to supply
- respect - h. to express honour or esteem towards
- protect - b. to defend or keep safe
- implement - m. to carry out or put into action
- violate - k. to go against or refuse to obey a law, an agreement, etc
- abuse - e. to use in a way that is wrong or bad
Note: Some definitions could apply to more than one term, but I have provided the best fit where possible.
