15. Surely (adv):
/ˈʃʊə(r)li/
Seguramente
Used for showing that you believe something is
very likely.
Example:
Surely
this would actually play well with Republican
primary voters!
16. Sword (n):
/sɔː(r)d/
Espada
A weapon with a short handle and a long sharp
blade.
Example:
Each release hands us a
sword
and a shield to help us save the
princess.
17. Tow (n):
/təʊ/
Remolque
To pull a vehicle or boat by fixing it to the
back of another vehicle or boat.
Example:
I had the
tow
truck driver take my car to my insurance
company.
18. Truce (n):
/truːs/
Tregua
An agreement between two peolpe or groups
involved in a war, fight, or disagreement to
stop it for a period of time.
Example:
In December 2008, the informal
truce
between Hamas and Israel expired after six
months in effect.
19. Vow (n):
/vaʊ/
Voto
A serious promise.
Example:
I made a solemn
vow
with God that if General Lee was driven
back.
20. Ward (n):
/wɔː(r)d/
Sala
A large room in a hospital with beds for people
to stay in.
Example:
I put my arm around a sister in my
ward. I promised her that the Lord will answer
her questions.
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