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Question	Answer
Huge	Enormous, massive.
Thick	It´s the opposite of thin.
Grant	An amount of money that is given to someone by the government, a company etc., to be used for a particular purpose.
Look forward to + ing	To expect something with pleasure.
Fetch(ed)	To get and bring something.
Look(ed) after	To take care of something or someone.
Loads of	A big amount of.
Sink/sank	To go to the bottom.
Seabed	The floor of a sea or ocean.
Realise(d)	To understand or become aware of something.
Remain(ed)	To continue unchanged.
Several	More than one.
Smart	Very good at learning or thinking about things; intelligent, clever.
Fearless	Not afraid, very brave.
Confident	Having or showing assurance and self-reliance.
Aim(ed)	To direct towards a specified objective or goal.
Tight	Fitting very close to your body; the opposite to loose.
Drop(ped)	To let something fall accidentally or intentionally.
Hump	A rounded protuberance or lump (as on the back of a camel).
Fact	A piece of information presented as having objective reality.

Pet vocabulary: huge to fact

	Created by Silvia Coca García over 6 years ago