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Bicol Regional Science High School MAPEH Class Online Posting of Outputs (Whole-School Approach) Year IV
INTRO
Welcome to the new blogsite of MAPEH!!!
Rules in Posting of Outputs
1. For the months of June, July & August, the terms will be posted on or before August 31, 2009.
2. Failure to post on the given deadline will be deleted.
3. All terms shall be posted by following the below-mentioned pattern:
June 2009
1. Music - n. the art or science of combining vocal or instrumental sounds to produce beauty of form, harmony and expression of emotion.
Sentence: Music is an expression of human feelings.
2. Art - n. the expression or application of creative skill and imagination, especially through a visual medium such as painting or sculpture.
Sentence: The world is composed of art activities that came from the imaginations of human brain.
Reference: http://www.blogger.com/rearrange?blogID=8850928304669810122
4. Posting of terms shall start from August 2009 to March 2010.
5. Register and attach your recent picture.
6. There will be two or more terms shall be posted every month.
7. Follow rules no. 1 to 6.
2. Failure to post on the given deadline will be deleted.
3. All terms shall be posted by following the below-mentioned pattern:
June 2009
1. Music - n. the art or science of combining vocal or instrumental sounds to produce beauty of form, harmony and expression of emotion.
Sentence: Music is an expression of human feelings.
2. Art - n. the expression or application of creative skill and imagination, especially through a visual medium such as painting or sculpture.
Sentence: The world is composed of art activities that came from the imaginations of human brain.
Reference: http://www.blogger.com/rearrange?blogID=8850928304669810122
4. Posting of terms shall start from August 2009 to March 2010.
5. Register and attach your recent picture.
6. There will be two or more terms shall be posted every month.
7. Follow rules no. 1 to 6.
JUNE:
ReplyDelete1.Hope- to make confidence
Sentence: We should not lose hope in trying to reach the peak of success.
2.Moments- indefinite interval of time.
Sentence: Good moments should be cherished and kept as memories.
REFERENCE: Merriam Webster Dictionary
JULY:
1.Success- satisfactory completion of something
Sentence: Each individual wishes to reach success to enjoy life.
2.Miracle- event that cannot be explained by known laws or nature.
Sentence: God gives miracle to those who deserve it.
REFERENCE: Merriam Webster Dictionary
AUGUST:
1.Morning- refers to the sunrise
Sentence: Every morning, we should eat our breakfast.
2.Hesitate- holding back in uncertainly
Sentence: We should not hesitate to do something which we know is right.
Reference: Merriam Webster Dictionary
June:
ReplyDelete1. Wandered-v. to ramble with no definite object;to go astray; to live home, to depart from the subject.
Sentence: On the old times, many people wandered on the desert.
2. Disguised- v. to hide what one is by appearing as something else.
Sentence: Many people disguised as a good person but they don't
Reference: Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus p. 427 and p. 110
July
1.truth- n. veracity;sincerity in expressing belief.
Sentence: We should say the truth in public.
2. hope- n. desire accompanied by expectation
Sentence: We should not lose hope. God is always there to help us.
Reference: Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus p. 406 and p. 180
August
1. distraught- adj. distracted,wildly perplexed
Sentence: Many students are distraught by pleasures in life.
2.faith- n. trust or confidence
Sentence: We should have great faith to our Lord because he is the one who gave more blessings.
Reference: Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus p.112 and p. 138
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ReplyDeleteJune 2009:
ReplyDelete1.Sight-n.vision;visual perception
Sentence:The sight of her love has loose because of her condition
Future-n.time to come;time from now on
Sentence:The future of that boy is good because he is studying very well.
Mirror-n.reflecting galss;looking glass
Sentence:Before going to school i use a mirror.
2.Regret-v.sorrow;sorry for
Sentence:I dont have any regret to you.
Reference:Webster Dictionary
July 2009:
1.Fading-v.lose;cause to lose freshness.
Sentence:Our memories with each other have fade already.
2.Intended-n.engaged person
Sentence:That couples are intended.
Cheap-adj.not expensive
Sentence:I dont like it,it is so cheap.
Reference:Webster Dictionary
August 2009:
1.Valley-n. flat region between mountains
Sentence:I dont like to stay in a valley place.
2.Suitcase-n.bag
Sentence:They have a suitcase.
Fix-v.secure;repair
Sentence:Please fix that it is broken.
Tools-n.implement;hand held instrument
Sentence:That tools are so expensive.
Cure-v.make well
Sentence:Doctor,please cure my sister.
Reference:Webster Dictionary
June:
ReplyDeleteDream-n.-series of thoughts.
Sentence: Every person have their own dreams.
Aim-n.-point
Sentence: What's your aim?
REFERENCE: Webster's west pocket dictionary pg.96&8
July:
Innocence-n.-being free from guilt
Sentence: Our innocence, little by little is decreasing.
Simple-adj.-not complex
Sentence: It's easy to do simple things.
REFERENCE: Webster's west pocket dictionary pg. 166&294
August:
dumb-adj.-silent
Sentence: He's dumb when the teachers are around.
frustrated-adj.-disappointed
Sentence: They're frustrated because of low grades.
REFERENCE: Webster's Universal Dictionary pg. 170&214
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ReplyDeleteJune:
ReplyDelete1.naive-artless;ingenous;unaffectedly simple
Sentence:most heartbroken people are naive since they have experience a bad moment in their lives.
2.drag-to pull by force;to haul;to dredge;to trail
Sentence:I hate the parents who drag their children work while they are just drinking alcohol.
Reference:Websters Dictionary
July:
1.slip-to escape;to slide
Sentence:When I was young I always slip to my grandmother everytime I don't like to eat.
2.whisper-to speak in low voice
Sentence:Eveytime I feel like giving up,I always whisper to myself don't give up 'cause life has up in down that if I give up I will not achive what I dream.
Reference:Websters Dictionary
August:
1.impaired-to make worse;to weaken;to damage
Sentence: I'm a little impaired everytime I saw my crush.
2.glance-to look at hurriedly;to gleam out
Sentence:I feel like I'm melting everytime my crush glance at me.
Reference:Websters Dictionary
JUNE:
ReplyDelete1. pace- v. to walk back and forth or up and down.
Sentence: We pace sometimes if we have problems unsolved.
2. naive- simple, artless
Sentence: Children are naive.
Reference: Webster Dictionary
Pages : 89 96
JULY:
1. stars-n. celestial body visible as a point of light.
Sentence: It is fun to look at the stars at night.
2. forever- for a limit less time.
Sentence: The family believes that they will stay forever.
Reference: Webster Dictionary
Pages :167, 65
AUGUST:
1. bleacher- v. tiered wooden planks for seating spectators at a public event.
Sentence: The people sit on the bleacher while watching the baseball tournament.
2. humor- the quality of being comical or funny.
Sentence: She gets the humor of her friend.
Reference: Webster Dictionary
Pages : 89, 106
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ReplyDeleteJune 2009
ReplyDelete1.Hypnotized-v.induced;influence in action.
Sentence:She was hypnotized by the beauty of the song.
2.Mesmerized-v.process of hypnotizing
Sentence:The man mesmerized the young lad.
Reference:New Webster's Dictionary
July 2009
ReplyDelete1.Climb-v.mount by clutching,grasping,pulling,creep up;mount ascend.
Sentence:I climb the mountain.
2.Note-n.brief written message.
Sentence:A note of recognition was given to him.
Reference:New Webster's Dictionary
August 2009
ReplyDelete1.Halo-n.ring of light about a shining object.
Sentence:An angel has a halo.
2.Risk-n.possibility of loss or injury;peril
Sentence:Everyone faces risk to test one's strength.
Reference:New Webster's Dictionary
JUNE 2009
ReplyDelete1. Mind- n. that which is responsible for one's thoughts and feelings.
Sentence: When we sleep our mind can rest.
2. Fear- n. an unpleasant emotion caused by awareness of danger.
Sentence: I fear the presence of a dog.
Reference: User Friendly English Dictionary
JULY 2009
1. Angel- n. benevolent spiritual being who is believed to serve as messenger or servant of God or as guardian of an individual or nation.
Sentence: Each of us has their own guardian angel.
2.Regret-v. to feel sorrow or remorse; to think of with a sense of loss; to decline formally or politely.
Sentence: I regret those days that I should have done better than good.
Reference: User Friendly English Dictionary
AUGUST 2009
1.Dark- adj. having little light; no light
Sentence: Waking up alone in a dark room makes me shiver with fear.
2.Emotional- adj. of emotion;i inclined to express excessive emotion
Sentence:My Grandma almost always gets too emotional when she watches sad telenovelas.
Reference: Webster Universal Dictionary and Thesaurus
JUNE:
ReplyDelete1.Everything-supremely important
SENTENCE:The man told his wife,"You are my everything,you makes me happy."
2.Forever-eternally
SENTENCE:A couple should love each other forever unless they made a mistake.
REFERENCE:Webster's New Explore Encyclopedic Dictionary
JULY:
1.Dignity-state of being worthy;pride
SENTENCE:Because of her dignity to win,she got the highest prize no one can have.
2.Fulfill-to come true or to happen.
SENTENCE:She wishes her dream to fullfill.
REFERENCE:Webster's New Explore Encyclopedic Dictionary
AUGUST:
1.Pretend-allage falsely;make a wrong impression
SENTENCE:When others find out that you pretends, its a difficult problem to fix.
2.Disappear-to vanish
SENTENCE:The lady disappeared in a second.
REFERENCE:Webster's New Explore Encyclopedic Dictionary
June:
ReplyDeleteHeaven- an adobe of God.
Sentence: I wish to go to Heaven.
Glance- A momentary gleam.
Sentence: A glance with my friends is im possible.
Reference: Webster Vest Pocket Dictionary p.146 and p. 134
July:
Shadow- shade cast upon a surface by somthing blobking light.
Sentence: My shadow is big.
Yearning- tender and urgent desire.
Sentence: My yearning is harde to find.
Reference: Webster Vest Pocket Dictionary p.369 and p. 211
August
Brook- small stearm, tolerate.
Sentence: I small a brook in Guinobatan.
Smoke- sooty gas from burning.
Sentence: Everyday I see smoke.
Reference: Webster Vest Pocket Dictionary p. 39 and p. 299
June
ReplyDelete1. heart- a muscular organ in all vertebrates responsible for pumping blood
Sentence: I feel my heart beating fast.
2. world- a highly common name for the planet Earth
Sentence: Some people has their own world.
Reference: wikipedia.org
July
1. eyes- organs that detect light, and send electrical impulses along the optic nerve to the visual and other areas of the brain
Sentence: I think that chemical irritated my eyes.
2. romance- a general term that refers to the attempt to express love with words or deeds
Sentence: Romance and love can exist between couples within authority.
Reference: wikipedia.com
August
1. voice- sound made by a human being using the vocal folds for talking, singing, laughing, crying, screaming, etc.
Sentence: I think you'll lose your voice if you'll continue yelling and shouting.
2. battle- a conceptual component in the hierarchy of combat in warfare between two or more armed forces, wherein each group will seek to defeat the others within the scope of a military campaign, and are well defined in duration, area and force commitment.
Sentence: A battle has always a purpose in reaching a goal.
Reference: wikipedia.com
JUNE:
ReplyDelete1. pace- v. to walk back and forth or up and down.
Sentence: We pace sometimes if we have problems unsolved.
2. naive- simple, artless
Sentence: Children are naive.
Reference: Webster Dictionary
Pages : 89 96
JULY:
1. stars-n. celestial body visible as a point of light.
Sentence: It is fun to look at the stars at night.
2. forever- for a limit less time.
Sentence: The family believes that they will stay forever.
Reference: Webster Dictionary
Pages :167, 65
AUGUST:
1. bleacher- v. tiered wooden planks for seating spectators at a public event.
Sentence: The people sit on the bleacher while watching the baseball tournament.
2. humor- the quality of being comical or funny.
Sentence: She gets the humor of her friend.
Reference: Webster Dictionary
Pages : 89, 106
June:
ReplyDelete1. Obnoxious- Adj. Very offensive and unpleasant
Sentence: Someone here is so obnoxious.
2. Insulting- Adj. Hurtful
Sentence: I am playing with an insulting guy.
Reference: Encarta Dictionaries
July:
1. Begging - V. To ask alms or charity
Sentence: Someone is begging for money.
2. Club- N. Place for dancing
Sentence: Let's go to a club.
Reference: Encarta Dictionaries
August:
1. Deny- V. Say something that is not true
Sentence: Your request to see the principal has been denied.
2. Bloodshot- Adj. Inflamed and red
Sentence: You have a bloodshot eye.
Reference: Encarta Dictionaries
June:
ReplyDelete1.Down-A hill having a broad,treless
Sentence:I am scared i'm getting down.
2.Never-Not at any time
Sentence:I will never talked to you.
Reference:Webster Comprehensive Dictionary
pp.382 and 853
July:
Ashamned-affected by shame
Sentence:I am ashamned to answer your question.
Poet-Writer of poems
Sentence:I see some poets in the riverbank.
Reference:New Handy Webster Dictionary pp.26 and 270
August:
Ready-Prepared,near
Sentence:Militaries are always ready to fight against rebels.
Far-At a great distance,very much,greatly,distant,long
Sentence:Manila is very far if you coming from Mindanao.
Reference:Webster Tower Dictionary pp.225 and 107
JUNE:
ReplyDelete1.Chance- to take the risk or hazard
Sentence: Everyone deserve second chance.
2.Illusions- condition of being deceived by a false perception or belief
Sentence: Sometimes we just see illusions.
Reference: www.answers.com
JULY:
1.Hope- to wish for something with expectation of it's fulfillment
Sentence: I hope I could reach my dreams.
2.United- combined into a single entity
Sentence: Filipinos should be united for our progress.
Reference: www.answers.com
AUGUST:
1.Solitary- living, being or going alone
Sentence: Some people want to have solitary life.
2.Hypnotized- to fascinate
Sentence: Some people are nypnotized by their hobbies.
Reference: www.answers.com
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ReplyDeleteJUNE
ReplyDelete1. wish- a strong desire for something; an expression of a desire or hope.
Sentence: My only wish is to be able to protect the ones I cherish.
2. strength- the quality of being strong; power.
Sentence: My precious friends gives me the strength to fight the challenges of life.
Reference: Houghton Mifflin Dictionary
JULY
1. time- the past, present, and future.
Sentence: The time I had spent with you will always be remembered.
2. friend- a person one knows, likes and enjoys being with.
Sentence: A friend is someone who will always be there for you.
Reference: Houghton Mifflin Dictionary
AUGUST
1. edge- the line or point where an object or area ends.
Sentence: The edge of the cliff is steepy.
2. special- different from what is common or usual; exceptional.
Sentence: The most special treasure in this world are the people you meet in the journey called "life".
Reference: Houghton Mifflin Dictionary
June:
ReplyDelete1.Kaleidoscope- a scope with different hue.
Sentence:I take a look at the kaleidoscope.
2.Slope-use to describe the steepness of a straight line.
Sentence:I walked on the slope.
Reference:The New Websters Dictionary for Young Readers.
July:
1.Hypnotized-put in state of hypnosis
Sentence: Some people used to hypnotized people.
2.Mesmerized-to hypnotize
Sentence: There are some magicians who mesmerize peoples.
Reference:New Websters Dictionary
August:
1.Bleachers- the raised stands in sport.
Sentence: When we watched basketball we used to sit on the bleachers.
2.Sneakers-footwear
Sentence: During our PE class I use sneakers for my feet.
Reference:New Websters Dictionary
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ReplyDeleteJune:
1. believe-to have confidence or faith in the truth
Sentence: Believe in yourself.
2. feeling-an emotion or emotional perception or attitude
Sentence: I am feeling better.
Source: Webster's Universal College Dictionary
July:
1. harmony-agreement; accord; harmonious relation
Sentence: I had harmony to his sister.
2. brotherhood-the quality of being brotherly; fellowship
Sentence: Brotherhood means fellowship.
Source: Webster's Universal College Dictionary
August:
1. free-enjoying personal rights or liberty
Sentence:
2. gratitude-the quality or feeling of being grateful and thankful
Sentence: Ialways give gratitude when someone do good thing to me.
Source: Webster's Universal College Dictionary
JUNE
ReplyDelete1.Future-time that is to come hereafter.
Sentence: Some things can change in the future.
2.Fading-to lose brightness or vividness of color.
Sentence: Colors are fading due to some factors that affect it.
3.Babe-A girl or woman.
Sentence: Her husband usually calls her babe.
4.Linger-To remain in place than it is usual or present.
Sentence: Good memories linger in a person's mind.
Reference: Webster's Random House Dictionary
JULY
1.Disregard-To pay no attention; ignore
Sentence: Some people disregard their happiness for other people.
2.scarred-a given mark left on the skin after healing of a wound or sore.
Sentence: I was scarred when I met an accident on my bike.
3.Plowshare-blade of a plow.
Sentence: Plowshares are usually found in fields.
4.Dread-anticipate with great fear or anxiety.
Sentence: When I go to a dark place all by myself, I always have a feeling of dread.
Reference: funk and Wagnalls Standard Desk Dictionary
AUGUST
1.darkness-the absence of light; blackness; obscurity; gloom.
Sentence: Darkness gives a chill to horror movies.
2.stars-Any of the celestial bodies visible at night from Earth as relatively stationary, usually twinkling points of light.
Sentence: Stars give light to the sky.
3.song-A brief composition written or adapted for singing.
Sentence: I wrote a song about youth and our environment.
4.love-A deep, tender, ineffable feeling of affection and solicitude toward a person, such as that arising from kinship, recognition of attractive qualities, or a sense of underlying oneness; a feeling of intense desire and attraction toward a person with whom one is disposed to make a pair; the emotion of sex and romance.
Sentence: Love can be expressed in many ways.
Reference: http://www.answers.com
June 2009
ReplyDeletePITCH-highness or lowness of a tone
Sentence: The pitch of the song was so high.
DURATION-shortness or longness of a tone
Sentence: The song that he sings has a long duration.
Reference: Webster Dictionary
July 2009
ReplyDeleteINTENSITY-loudness or softness of a tone
Sentence: The music has a loud intensity.
TIMBRE-tone quality
Sentence: A music should have a timbre.
Reference: Webster Dictionary
August 2009
COLOR HARMONY-the combination of colors that can go together
Sentence: A color harmony can create new colors.
FOLKDANCE- used to describe a large number of dances
Sentence: Philippines have so many beautiful folkdances.
Reference: Webster Dictionary
JUNE
ReplyDelete1.TELL-V,RELATE IN WRITING OR SPEECH
SENTENCE:Telling the truth is one way of being free from guilt.
2.WORLD-N.THE EARTH;ITS COUNTIES AND PEOPLE
SENTENCE:Because of the bad influences the world is getting worst.
REFERENCE:MOBILE DICTIONARY BY VIKRANT CHAVAN
JULY
1.SALVATION-V.TO BE SPIRITUALLY SAVE
SENTENCE:Salvation is one way to enter heaven.
2.GENERATION-N.A GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO LIVED AT THE SAME PERIOD OF TIME.
SENTENCE:WEe should rise up the foundation of many generation.
REFERENCE:MOBILE DICTIONARY BY VIKRANT CHAVAN
AUGUST
1.LIVE-v.Of life
SENTENCE:We should live a clean living life worthy of God.
2.Died-cease to live
SENTENCE:Jesus never died he's always alive.
REFERENCE:MOBILE DICTIONARY BY VIKRANT CHAVAN
Imperial,Frederick
ReplyDeleteJune:
1. moments-n. space in time;point in time
Sentence: moments that already passed away cannot be revived.
2. faith-n. trust;belief;loyalty
Sentence: Faith in God and hardwork are the recipes to success.
3. flashback-n. introduce what has taken place previously
Sentence: Some memories can be flashbacked by feeling or seeing things that are related to that memory.
4. love-n. admire passionately;warm affection
Sentence: A human is not a human if he cannot love.
Reference: Webster's Concise Dictionary for Modern English
July:
1. chance-n. fortune;luck;opportrunity
Sentence: We should take the chances that we need immediately because when it is gone, we could never retrieve it back.
2.struggles-n. obstacles;hardwork
Sentence: Our struggles are the ones that keep us moving until we reach the top.
3.perfect-adj. beautiful;not bad;excellent
Sentence: Nobody is perfect.
4. bulletproof-adj. immune to bullets or any harsh elements
Sentence: Some clothes of some important people are bulletproof to prevent them from meeting accidents.
Reference: Webster's English-Filipino Dictionary For Everyday Use
August:
1.lottery-n. method of raising funds by selling tickets and prizes by chance
Sentence: Some people play lottery as their past time while others play it because they need money.
2.scenery-n. natural features of a district
Sentence: The Philippines has many beautiful sceneries.
3.frustration-n. thwart;disappiontment
Sentence: Frustrations are part of daily lives of people.
4. rock-v. sway to and fro;to make happy and vibrant
Sentence: Life rocks when you're having fun.
Reference: Webster's Concise Dictionary For Modern English
June:
ReplyDelete1. Redhead-n. A person with a red hair.
Sentence: She is a redhead student.
2. Senior-adj.Of a high rank or standing.
Sentence: He is in senior year.
Reference:Webster's New World College Dictionary
July:
1. Struggles-v. Make great efforts with the body or try hard
Sentence: Of course, before we reach our dreams, there are lots of struggles we're going to face.
2. Faith-n. Believing in God or in God's promises.
Sentence: We should develop having a strong faith in God.
Reference:Webster's Vest Pocket Dictionary
August
1. Upset-adj. To tip over, overturn; erect
Sentence: He is very upset with her.
2. Balcony-n. An upper floor of row and seats in the theater or auditorium, often jutting out over the main floor
Sentence: They are in the balcony talking about their project.
Reference: Webster's New World College Dictionary
JUNE
ReplyDelete•Your Guardian Angel
1. guardian- one who guards or has protective care
Sentence: A child must have a guardian especially during youth.
Reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
2. saving- that saves or rescues
Sentence: One who needs help is one worth saving.
Reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
•I'll Be There
1.salvation- the process or stage of being saved
Sentence: We must bring salvation back for the sake of the next generation.
Reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
2. faith- belief without evidence
Sentence: We must have faith on each other.
Reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
JULY
•Lovefool
1. ponder- to think of thoroughly
Sentence: We pondered of the hypothesis for very long.
Reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
2. confusion- the act of being confused
Sentence: You might get lost in confusion.
Reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
•Dance With My Father Again
1. glance- a quick look
Sentence: He gave a glance to the girl.
Reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
2. lift- a slight raise from the ground
Sentence: Lisa lifted the box.
Reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
AUGUST
•The Climb
1. struggles- a violent effort or series of efforts
Sentence: Everybody has struggles in life.
Reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
2. battle- to contend in or as in battle;struggles
Sentence: We must not give up on our daily battle.
Reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
•Heal The World
1.crucify- to put to death by nailing or binding to a cross
Sentence: Jesus was crucified to save us from our sins.
Reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
2. plowshares- the cutting blade of plow
Sentence: Plowshares are used to harvests different kinds of plants.
Reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
JUNE:
ReplyDelete1.REVEAL-(verb),to make known;to shown
sentence:They reveal my secret that i hide a long time ago.
2.PREPARED-(adj.)ready;willing
sentence:We're not already prepared about our future.
3.COMFORT-(verb)to help;soothe
sentence:We should feel comfort to our world.
4.LAMP-(noun)glass covered light
sentence:Our lamp in going to heaven is god.
//source//
Webster's Dictionary
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JULY:
ReplyDelete1.HUMILITY-(noun)to/humble state of united;meekness
sentence:Humility is one way of expessing your self's gratitude.
2.JEW-(noun)one who is of the race or religion of the israelies
sentence:People in Israel is a part of the religion,Jew.
3.FEED-(verb)to give food to someone/something
sentence:We feed our selves with god's worshipness.
4.FEAR-(verb)to be scared;to cast someone
sentence:All of us should be teached a fear on our lord.
//source//
Wedster's Dictionary
AUGUST:
ReplyDelete1.FLASHBACK-(noun)a quick burst of light;a moment;instant
sentence:The flashbacks of light signals the rising of the sun.
2.SNEAK-(verb)to creap or remove in a stealthy secretive way
sentence:We sneak to our self to fight our fears.
3.SWING-(verb)to move and fro;to sway;to move backwards and forwards on a swaying seat.
sentence:I go to parks on weekends to play and to swing in the playground.
4.STARTED-(verb)to begin (an action);to get working.
sentence:We all started our lives to gain and to prepare for the future.
//source//
Webster's Dictionary
AUGUST:
ReplyDelete1.FLASHBACK-(noun)a quick burst of light;a moment;instant
sentence:The flashbacks of light signals the rising of the sun.
2.SNEAK-(verb)to creap or remove in a stealthy secretive way
sentence:We sneak to our self to fight our fears.
3.SWING-(verb)to move and fro;to sway;to move backwards and forwards on a swaying seat.
sentence:I go to parks on weekends to play and to swing in the playground.
4.STARTED-(verb)to begin (an action);to get working.
sentence:We all started our lives to gain and to prepare for the future.
//source//
Webster's Dictionary
>june
ReplyDelete1.pavement
=a corridor
-sentence:
=I am walking in the pavement.
-reference:
=the new handy dictonary
2.parking lot
=it is where cars are parked during the owners are somewhere.
-sentence:
=My car is parked in the parking lot.
-reference:
=the new handy dictonary
3.fight
=a battle;combet;contest
-sentence:
=My sister and I are having a fight.
-reference:
=the new handy dictionary
4.guns
=any portable firearm, as a rifle, shotgun, or revolver
-sentence:
=The police use guns.
-reference:
=the new handy dictionary
>july
1.balcony
=part of a house
-sentence:
=I usually sit at our balcony.
-reference:
=the new handy dictionary
2.pebbles
=small stones
-sentence:
=I always play with pebbles.
-reference:
=the new handy dictionary
3.crazy
=insane;nonsense
-sentence:
=There are many crazy people at cities.
-reference:
=the new handy dictionary
4.resist
=to withstand, strive against, or oppose
-sentence:
=I can't resist talking to much.
-reference:
=the new handy dictionary
>august
1.fate
=death;destruction;or ruin
-sentence:
=The fate has come.
-reference:
=dictionary.reference.com
2.sign
=a motion or gesture used to express/convey an idea,command, decision,etc.
-sentence:
=The deaf people commonly use sign language to express what they feel.
-reference:
=dictionary.reference.com
3.gloves
=a covering for the hand to hand made with a separate sheath for each finger and for thumb.
-sentence:
=I often use gloves.
-reference:
=dictionary.reference.com
4.owe
=to be in debt to
-sentence:
=My friends owe me for this.
-reference:
=dictionary.reference.com
SEPTEMBER
ReplyDelete1.ANSWERS-(verb) to speak,write,etc. in return or reply; to find the result or solution.
SENTENCE:The answers to all of our problem is god.
2.BETWEEN-(preposition) in or through the space dividing something,etc.in perts of two.
SENTENCE:In between our emotions and feelings, there is god.
3.BEYOND-(preposition)on the fan side of.
SENTENCE: Beyond our sacrifices is our good inheritances.
4.ARMOR-(noun)a protective suit of metal that is worn by knights.
SENTENCE:All of us has his/her armor of life.
SEPTEMBER:
ReplyDelete1.Revive- be brought back to life
Sentence: He revived this style of opera.
Reference: http://www.google.com.ph/search?hl=en&defl=en&q=define:revive&ei=WJvASs26Iajg6gOIvMxi&sa=X&oi=glossary_definition&ct=title
2.Kiss- the act of caressing with the lips.
Sentence: Kissing is normal to couples.
Reference: http://www.google.com.ph/search?hl=en&q=define%3Akiss&meta=
3.Crowd- a large number of things or people.
Sentence: A crowd of teenagers came when the singer arived.
Reference:
http://www.google.com.ph/search?hl=en&q=define%3Acrowd&meta=
4.Night- the time after sunset and before sunrise while it's still dark outside.
Sentence: It is usually cold at night.
Reference: http://www.google.com.ph/search?hl=en&q=define%3Anight&meta=
SEPTEMBER:
ReplyDelete1.endless-no end, eternally
Sentence:I hope to have an endless happiness.
2.wayside-The side or edge of a road, way, path, or highway.
Sntence:Its safe to walk on the wayside.
3.scars-A mark left on the skin after a surface injury or wound has healed.
Sentence:His scars lasted for 10 years.
4.stampede- A sudden frenzied rush of panic-stricken animals.
Sentence:Many were killed because of the stampede.
REFERENCE:http://www.thefreedictionary.com
SEPTEMBER
ReplyDelete1.STRUGGLE
-great labor;forcible effort to obtain an object;to avert an evil.
SENTENCE:If you love someone you will struggle everything though it's hard just to be with him or her.
REFERENCE:www.google.com
2.HEART
-a symbol used in various expressions to indicate love or affection,sometimes with a connotation that the feeling is superficial or juvenile.
SENTENCE:During Valentine's Day students and adults,even young ones give a card to their with a symbol of heart on it.
Reference:www.wikipedia.com
3.HYPNOTIZED
-a peculiar condition of the nervous system,induced by a fixed and abstracted attention of the mental and visual eye,on one object,not of an exciting nature.
SENTENCE:I feel like I'm hypnotized when I destroy my mother's cellphone when I was in grade V.
Reference:www.google.com
4.CRUSH
-an intense but usually short-lived infatuation.
SENTENCE:My favorite action hero is also my crush,his name was Batman.
Reference:www.google.com
September
ReplyDelete>time-n.-duration
Sentence: Time stands still and is continuous.
>struggle-n.-difficulty
Sentence: We experience many struggles in life.
>fashion-n.-style
Sentence: Fashion really matters especially to teens.
>ugly-adj.-offensive to the sight
Sentence: Have you seen anyone ugly?
Source: www.google.com
>September
ReplyDelete1.dreamin'(short for dreaming)
=to see or imagine in sleep or in a vision.
sentence:
=I was dreaming.
reference:
=dictionary.com
2.stars
=any of the heavenly bodies, except the
moon, appearing as fixed luminous points in
the sky at night.
sentence:
=I always watch the stars at night.
reference:
=dictionary.com
3.magical
=produced by or as if by magic.
sentence:
=love is magical.
4.garage
=a building or indoor area for parking or
storing motor vehicles.
sentence:
=I go to our garage everyday.
reference:
=dictionary.com
September
ReplyDelete>Princess
-a daughter or grand daughter of a king or a queen.
Sentence
=We can usually think that princess are in other country.
>Horse
-a large animal with 4 legs, solid hoofs and a flowing mane and tail
Sentence
=I can see a horse in the farm.
>captain
=also called like leader
Sentence
=The captain is the one who is in charge of the ship.
>dreaming
-believed that is usually done during sleeping.
Sentence
=I am dreaming to be successful someday.
Reference:Dictionary for Young Readers.
September:
ReplyDelete1.famous- adj.well or widely known.
Sentence: Manny Pacquiao is a famous boxer in the Philippines.
Reference: www.thefreedictionary.com/famous
2.glamorous - Adj.attractive or fascinating
Sentence: The people are interested to see the glamorous movie stars.
Reference:www.thefreedictionary.com/glamorous
3.backstage-adv.in or toward the area behind the performing space in a theater.
Sentence:The parents of the contestant in the program are in the backstage.
Reference:www.thefreedictionary.com/backstage
September:
ReplyDelete1.Haunted- adj. frequented by ghosts
Sentence: This house is haunted!
Reference: Encarta Dictionaries
2. Poison-n. a toxic substance
Sentence: The teeth of some snakes contain poison.
Reference: Encarta Dictionaries
3. Gavel-n. a small hammer used by a judge
Sentence: The judge's gavel is like a toy hammer.
Reference:Encarta Dictionaries
4. Jury-n. people deciding legal case
Sentence: Where is the jury?
Reference: Encarta Dictionaries
SEPTEMBER:
ReplyDelete1.sweep-to collect,remove or to clear the way.
Sentence: In our house, I always sweep the floor.
2.sneaking'- cringing,meanly secret and underhand
sentence: Sneaking' food from the refrigerator is one of the things I do before sleeping and going to bed.
3.tapping-the act of one who or that which taps in any sense.
sentence:Tapping my pet dog is fun.
4.begging-to en trite or beseech.
sentence: Begging for forgiveness is sometimes hard.
reference:Webster Comprehensive Dictionary
SEPTEMBER 2009
ReplyDeletelife- constitutes a philosophical question concerning the purpose and significance of human existence or biological life in general.
SENTENCE:Life is so important to us because it is the chance to express our love to our love ones.
Road-An open, generally public way for the passage of vehicles, people, and animals.
SENTENCE:I use to walk in a road.
Internal-Of, relating to, or located within the limits or surface; inner.
SENTENCE:You touch my heart internally and it hurts me so much.
2.Praise-Expression of approval, commendation, or admiration.
SENTENCE:I praise to God by praying to him or by singing.
Lift-To direct or carry from a lower to a higher position; raise:
SENTENCE:Please lift the suitcase.
Voice-The sound produced by the vocal organs of a vertebrate, especially a human.
SENTENCE:I want to hear your voice,please say something.
REFERENCE:http://www.thefreedictionary.com
September 2009
ReplyDelete1.Steering-v.the act of guiding or showing the way of slamming.
Sentence:The car was steering toward the way to the resort.
2.Porch-n.a covered and enclosed entrance to a building whether from the interior and forming a sort of vestibule within the main wall, or projecting without and with a separate roof.
Sentence:I entered a grand porch from the building.
3.Sneaking-v.to creep or steal (away or about) privately;to come or go meanly,as a person afraid or ashamed to be seen.
Sentence:I saw a very mysterious person sneaking on my window.
4.Worth-n.deserving of;in a good or bad sense,but chiefly in good sense.
Sentence:She was worth the award.
Reference:http://ardictionary.com
SEPTEMBER:
ReplyDelete1.Cherish- hold dear; treat with tenderness
Sentence: I will always cherish my good moments.
Reference: Thorndike Banhart Start Edition Beginning Dictionary pp.167
2.Lifetime- time of being alive; period during which a life last
Sentence: Knowledge is the only thing that lasts for a lifetime.
Reference: Thorndike Banhart Start Edition Beginning Dictionary pp.391
3.Living- having life; being alive
Sentence: Living a good lifestyle results to an everlasting good health.
Reference: Thorndike Banhart Start Edition Beginning Dictionary pp.395
4.Real- existing fact; not imagined
Sentence: Real money is difficult to distinguish from fake ones.
Reference: Thorndike Banhart Start Edition Beginning Dictionary pp.528
SEPTEMBER:
ReplyDelete1.Patience- n.capacity for waiting
Sentence: Ariza has a lot of patience.
Reference: Encarta Dictionaries
2.Miracle- n.act of God
Sentence: Good people deserves miracle.
Reference: Encarta Dictionaries
3.Wonder- n.amazed admiration
Sentence: I wonder how she gets high grades.
Reference: Encarta Dictionaries
4.Problem- n.difficulty
Sentence: Every problem has a solution
Reference: Encarta Dictionaries
1.Worthy-adj.respectful
ReplyDeleteSentence:He is worthy of that award.
Reference:Mobile dictionary by Vikrant Chavan
2.Lamb-n.Young sheep
Sentence:A lamb always go with their flock.
Reference:Mobile dictionary by Vikrant Chavan
3.Soul-n.Spiritual part of a person
Reference:Mobile dictionary by Vikrant Chavan
4.Praise-v. to adore
Sentence:We should praise our creator sincerely.Reference:Mobile dictionary by Vikrant Chavan
September
ReplyDelete1.Command-To give orders
Sentence:Millitaries are well-command
Source:Webster Tower Dictionary p.64
2.Lollipop-Lump of candy on a stick
Sentence:Did you already tasted a lollipop?
Source:Webster Tower Dictionary p.170
3.Spend-To consume
Sentence:Did you already consumed your money?
Source:Webster Tower Dictionary p.251
4.Patience:The quality of being patient
Sentence:Keep your patience all the time.
Source:Webster Tower Dictionary p.202
September:
ReplyDelete1. love - noun - a feeling of warm personal attachment or deep affection.
Sentence: Love is complicated.
2. give up - verb - to abandon hope; despair; to surrender.
Sentence: Think positive and don't give up if you face any problem.
Reference: Webster's Universal College Dictionary
September:
ReplyDelete1.Fall-vi- to descend by force of gravity;to come as if by falling;weak
Sentence: Dont fsll into the trap of that wicked man!
2.Remember-vti-to recall;to bear in mind;to mention
Sentence: I will always cherish and remember you.
3.Find-vb-to discover by chance;to come upon by searching;to precieve
Sentence: No matter where you hide, I will find you!
4.Missing-adj-absent;lost;lacking
Sentence: I found the missing piece of the puzzle.
Reference:Webster's Universal Dictionary and Thesaurus
SEPTEMBER:
ReplyDelete1.Faith-n. belief and trust in God.
Sentence: I never lose faith in God.
REFERENCE:Webster Vest Pocket Dictionary p.113
2.Dream-n. series of thoughts or vision during sleep.
Sentence: I always dream of becoming Star.
REFERENCE: Webster Vest Pocket Dictionary p.97
3.God-n. being with supernatural powers.
SENTENCE: God is our savior.
REFERENCE: Webster Vest Pocket Dictionary p.135
4.Radio-n. transmission or reception of sound by means of electric waves.
SENTENCE: I use the radio when listening to music.
REFERENCE: Webster Vest Pocket Dictionary p.261
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ReplyDeleteSeptember:
ReplyDelete1.Love-n. a strong positive emotion of regard and affection.
Sentence:Don't go searching for love, let it find you.
2.Small-adj. limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent.
Sentence:He is very small.
Reference:wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn3.Rock star-n. a famous singer of rock music.
Sentence:He was a very famous rock star.
4.boy-n. male child.
Sentence:They were given a baby boy.
Reference:wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn
OCTOBER:
ReplyDelete1.Regret- emotional dislike
Sentence- She regret of not joining the parade.
Reference: http://www.google.com.ph/seach?hl=en&q=regret&meta=
2.Best- in a most excellent way
Sentence: He was the best in the class.
Reference: http://www.google.com.ph/search?hl=en&q=define+best&meta=
3.Winter- being the day of the year which has the fewest hours of daylight.
Sentence: Winter is experienced in Alaska.
Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter#Period
4.Knock- making sound by tapping
Sentence: Someone knocked on the door.
Reference: Webster Dictionary
October:
ReplyDelete1.crazier- affected with madness; insane.
Sentence: The lady is crazier than yesterday.
Reference:http://www.thefreedictionary.com/crazier
2. fantasy-something, such as an invention,
a capricious or fantastic idea;
Sentence: The girl has so much fantasy in her life.
Reference:http://www.thefreedictionary.com
OCTOBER:
ReplyDeleteforever-adj.
meaning: endless
sentence: I would trust God forever.
replace-v.
meaning: to place again
sentence: No one could ever replace my true friends.
suffocating-v.-
meaning:to stop respiration
sentence: It is suffocating to stay in a very closed area.
pride-n.
meaning:inordinate self-esteem
sentence: It is a great pride to do something worth it.
SOURCE: www.dictionary.net
October:
ReplyDeletemissing-adj. not able to be found.
Sentence- The missing peice of my heart belongs to God.
resent-v. feel bitter or indigant about.
Sentence- Don't resent me when you're feeling empty.
rainbow- An arc of spectral colors, usually identified as red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet, that appears in the sky opposite the sun.
Sentence- The rainbow signifies beauty after every storm.
recognized- generally approved or compelling recognition.
Sentence- He reconized me after all.
Reference:
www.wordreference.com
wordnetweb.princeton.edu
October:
ReplyDelete1. chance-n.-the unpredictable or uncontrollable of an event or occurrence.
Sentence: I think I have no chance to be on the top ten students in our school.
Source: Webster's universal College Dictionary, page 133.
2. upset-v.-to become upset or overturned.
Sentence: She is upset because you have done something wrong.
Source: Webster's Universal College Dictionary, page 864.
OCTOBER
ReplyDelete1.FLASH
>to break into one's mind
SENTENCE:The memory of the painful past flash back into her mind.
SOURCE:Webster's dictionary,page 64
2.wisdom
>knowledge practically applied to the best ends
SENTENCE:A pastor always give his word of wisdom to his listeners.
SOURCE:WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY,page 396
October 2009
ReplyDelete1.reasons-n.motives;explanation
Sentence:I have a reason why i do that thing.
2.Still-adj.without movements
Sentence:I still love you.
3.awake-v.raise from sleep
Sentence:I woke up late everyday but I like to change.
4.Top-n.summit;highest point
Sentence:I like to reach the top.
5.Steal-v.take
Sentence:I dont like to steal.
source:webster dictionary
October
ReplyDelete1.Stripped- exposed
Sentence: The wall is stripped.
Reference: Encarta Dictionary (English: Dictionary)
2. Ambitious- having strong desire for success
Sentence: That girl is so ambitious.
Reference: Encarta Dictionary (English: Dictionary)
3.Winding- twisting;curving
Sentence: Winding road ahead.
Reference: Encarta Dictionary (English: Dictionary)
4. Tightrope- rope for balancing act
Sentence: He is walking on a thin tightrope.
Reference: Encarta Dictionary (English: Dictionary)
struggle-v.-to exert strenuous effort
ReplyDeleteSentence: She struggled for years to survive without welfare.
love-n.-any object with warm affection and devotion
Sentence: The theater was her first love
source: www.elook.org
OCTOBER
ReplyDelete1. Laughters- joy, merriment
SENTENCE: Her laughters makes their house happy.
2. Missing- gone, dissapeared
SENTENCE: My pet cat was missing since July.
REFERENCE: Websters Encyclopedic Dictionary
OCTOBER
ReplyDelete1.remedy
-to correct; fix
Sentence: The remedy is hard to find.
2.stuck
-unable to continue
Sentence: I'm stuck in my past.
REFERENCE: The Newbury House Dictionary Of American English
1.infatuation
-in love in a brief, often unthinking way
Sentence: This is infatuation.
2. angel
-a spiritual being; a term for a person well-behaved,beautiful or kind.
Sentence: She is an angel in my eyes.
REFERENCE: The Newbury House Dictionary Of American English
OCTOBER
ReplyDelete1.Call-shout
Sentence:Please call us if Mr. Briz is there.
2.Define-to state the meaning
Sentence:What is the definition of define?
Reference/Source:Webster Tower Dictionary pp.80 and 91
OCTOBER
ReplyDelete1.bleacher
-n. An outdoor uncovered seat or stands for spectators.
Sentence: The bleacher is broken
2.Guitar
-n. a musical instrument having a fretted finger board and usually has six strings.
Sentence:I usually play the guitar.
Reference/Source:Webster Comprehensive Dictionary pp.145 and 562
OCTOBER:
ReplyDelete1.STARLIGHT-(noun) a light coming from a star.
SENTENCE:Our starlight in our life when we were just born is our parents.
2.MORN:-(noun) morning.
SENTENCE:The first christmas morn is the time when Jesus our Savior was born.
3.TRIUMPH-(noun) a great sucess of victory;a state of celebration, greatjoy, Etc.
SENTENCE:The triumph of our life is the time when we reach Jesus in heaven.
4.INCARNATE-(adj.) having human form.
SENTENCE:We incarnate our selves once we died.
OCTOBER
ReplyDelete1.Wondering-curiosity.
Sentence:"I'm always wondering about my grades."
2.Hesitate-to be uncertain.
Sentence:"She always hesitate to my decisions."
Source: Webster Comprehensive Dictionary
OCTOBER
ReplyDelete1. Solitary- alone; without companions; unattended: a solitary passer-by.
-living alone; avoiding the society of others: a solitary existence.
-by itself; alone: one solitary house.
Sentence: Living a solitary life is quite sad and lonely sometimes.
2.Freedom-the state of being free or at liberty rather than in confinement or under physical restraint.
Sentence:In symbolization, a dove also represents freedom.
Reference:dictionary.reference.com
NOVEMBER
ReplyDelete1. nature-the material world, esp. as surrounding humankind and existing independently of human activities.
Sentence: Let's take care of our beloved Mother Nature.
2.heaven-the abode of God, the angels, and the spirits of the righteous after death; the place or state of existence of the blessed after the mortal life.
Sentence: Heaven can also be called as celestial bodies.
Reference: dictionary.reference.com
1.Guitar
ReplyDelete>a musical instruments with 6 strings
Sentence:My friend usually plays his guitar every weekend.
2.Drew
>past tense of draw.
Sentence:I drew a picture about our future.
Reference:Websters Dictionary
raise a song
ReplyDeletePesito Therese
Calla Don Karl
Eugenio Marie Adrienne S.
Bombita Jessica
October
ReplyDelete1. anthem-n. song of allegiance
Sentence: When we heard the word anthem, it is like praising or honoring something.
2. enthrone- v. to put on throne
regard as important
Sentence: President are enthrone to manage a nation.
3. Radiant- adj. showing happiness
Sentence: This place is a place showing a radiant atmosphere.
4. Quake- v. tremble with fear
Sentence: Typhoons today make us quake out of sight
Reference: Encarta Dictionaries
Raise A Song
ReplyDelete(September-Otober)
Moral, Bryan - 0 posts
Peninoy, Rojee - 4 posts
Sabareza, Juneth - 4 posts
Suzuki, Michelle - 2 posts
OCTOBER
ReplyDelete1. miracle-supernatural event
Sentence: Most miracles happen once in a while when you believe.
2. patience-quality of enduring
Sentence: Most people who have patience often get his/her dreams.
3. pavement-paved floor;foot path
Sentence: Roads in cities and highhways are made of pavement so that cars and other vehicles could travel easily.
4. flawless-perfect;without any flaw
Sentence: A first kiss is flawless if you really worked hard to get it.
Reference: Webster's Concise Dictionary of Modern English
Raise a song
ReplyDelete(june-october)
Borromeo,Andre- 2 posts
Palevino, Cristian-0 posts
Arboleda, Naomi- 1 post
Pesito,Therese Ann Renee- 3 posts
raise a song
ReplyDelete(Jun.- 0ct.)
Ma. Patrichia P. Oliva-2 posts
Jessica vibal-3posts
Nino boy dacer-5 posts
Ana Patricia Ranola-2 posts
R-A-I-SE a Song
ReplyDelete(June-October)
1.Chrisel Dy- 3 posts
2.Kyle Christian Moises-3 posts
3.Christian Lucila- 0 posts
4.Amiel Van Llaneta-3 posts
Bloggers:
ReplyDeleteSanchez, Dianne S.:
June to October: 3 posts(complete)
Pasahol, Shielo:
June to October: 3 posts(complete)
Reola, Leigh Anne:
June to October: 3 posts(complete)
Miraflor, Carl Angelo:
June to October: 2 posts(no posts for the month of June, July and August)
NOVEMBER:
ReplyDelete1.YULETIDE-(noun) chirstmas time.
SENTENCE: Yuleltide time is the time we celebrate christmas with our families.
2.CAROL-(noun) a song of joy or praise.
SENTENCE: We actually sing carols in christmas time.
3.CHASING-(verb) to run afterp; pursue
SENTENCE: We chase our dreams with our education.
4.BLESSING-(noun) a wish or a prayer for happiness or sucess.
SENTENCE: The biggest blessing in our life is our parents.
NOVEMBER
ReplyDelete1.Dashing-adj.Marked by showy elegance; splendid;Audacious and gallant; spirited.
Sentence:The man enjoys dashing through the snow.
2.Savior-n.A person who rescues another from harm, danger, or loss.
Sentence:Jesus Christ is our dear savior.
Reference:http://www.answers.com/
OCTOBER
ReplyDelete1.Thinking-v. The act or practice of one that thinks; thought.A way of reasoning; judgment
Sentence: To my thinking, this is not a good idea.
2. Spending-v.To use up or put out; expend
Sentence: I have been spending so much time doing nothing.
Reference:http://www.answers.com/
October
ReplyDelete1. Tonight-n.-this night;the night or evening of the present day
Sentence: Tonight will gonna be a splendid night.
2. Breathe-vi.-to inhale and exhale, to respire air
Sentence: the only thing that we breathe is air.
Reference: Webster's Universal Dictionary and Thesaurus
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ReplyDelete(August-October)
Don Nobleza No posts
Lei Rigi Baltazar 3 posts(complete)
Louise Guab 3 posts(complete)
Annatalie Mendiola 0 posts
November
ReplyDelete1.Bell- a hollow metallic instrument
Sentence:We use bell during the reading marathon.
Reference:Webster Tower Dictionary p.128
2.Peace-To be silent
Sentence:Did you hear the phrase "If you want peace ,prepare for war.
Reference:Webster Tower Dictionary p.927
NOVEMBER 2009
ReplyDelete1.shy-bashful; retiring. easily frightened away; timid
sen:I am so shy after dancing.
2.santa claus-a benevolent figure of legend, associated with Saint Nicholas, supposed to bring gifts to children on Christmas Eve.
sen: Santa claus is fat old man.
Source:http://dictionary.reference.com
NOVEMBER 2009
ReplyDelete1.GIFTS- Something acquired without compensation
Sentence: My uncle gave me PSP as a gift.
Reference: www.google.com
2.SINCERE- open and genuine
Sentence: She is very sincere in apologizing.
reference: www.google.com
3.LANTERNS- light in a transparent protective case
sentence: My mother bought a lantern yesterday.
reference: www.google.com
4.HOLIDAY- leisure time away from work devoted to rest or pleasure.
sentence: Next week is a holiday.
reference: www.google.com
DECEMBER 2009
ReplyDelete1.SPECIAL- unique to a person
sentence: He is my special guest.
reference: www.google.com
2.SOUL- the immaterial part of a person
sentence: You can never take away his soul.
reference: www.google.com
3.FIRE PLACE- open recess for holding a fire at the base of a chimney
sentence: We have a fire place at home.
reference: www.google.com
4.AWAKE- not in a state of sleep
sentence: She's already awake.
reference: www.google.com
November 2009
ReplyDelete1.Christmas
-n. a happening in th 25th of december.
sentence: I wish i could celebrate christmas.
2.Year
-n.a cycle of 365 days.
sentence: A birthday happens only once a year.
Reference: www.google.com
December 2009
ReplyDelete1.Star
-n.luminous heavenly body.
sentence: That star is beautiful.
2.Silence
-n.taciturnity.
sentence: Silence is amust in the the classroom.
3.Solace
-n.comfort in sorrow.
Sentence: I need to solace Ariza.
4.Scripture
-n. sacred writing.
sentence: Niño is not good in scripture.
Reference: www.google.com
>december
ReplyDelete1.silver
=a lustrous grayish white/whitish gray
sentence
=the metals usually are silver-colored.
reference
=dictionary.reference.com
2.style
=a particular kind,sort,or type as with reference to form,apearance, or character.
sentence
=my cousin likes baroque styled furnitures.
reference
=dictionary.reference.com
3.christmas
=a feast on decenber 25/among some eastern orthodox christians on january 7 that commemorates the birth of christ.
sentence
=christians are celebrating christmas.
reference
=www.merriam-webster.com
4.glisten
=to reflecta sparkling light/faint intermittent glow
sentence
=the metals glisten at night.
reference
=dictionary.reference.com
december 2009
ReplyDelete1.holy-dedicated or devoted to the service of God, the church, or religion
Sentence:The man is so holy to our God.
2.jingle-to make clinking or tinkling sounds, as do coins, keys, or other light, resonant metal objects when coming into contact or being struck together repeatedly
Sentence:The keys on his belt jingled as he walked.
Source:http://dictionary.reference.com
~.december.~
ReplyDelete1.mistletoe: often used as Christmas decoration
Sentence: Are you using a mistletoe every Christmas?
2.prAncing: springing forward
Sentence: I don't find prancing fun
Reference: www.answers.com
: www.thefreedictionary.com
DECEMBER:
ReplyDelete.1.VIRGIN-n. one, a women, who has no sexual intercourse.
sentence:The virgin mother of god is MARRY.
2.INFANT-n. a baby
sentence:The infant baby is about 1-3 years old.
3.GLISTEN-v. to sparkle.
sentence:The wings of the bird glisten.
4.SLEIGH-n. a sledge, sometimes alarge horse drawn one.
sentence:The sleigh is owned by a millionaire.
December
ReplyDelete*IRIS
1. moment - a brief period of time, seconds or minutes.
Sentence:I will never foget that moment.
2. broken - extremely sad; crushed in spirit.
Sentence: Broken promises should be avoided.
Reference: New Auburn House Dictionary
*KEEP HOLDING ON
1. disappear - to vanish; to go out of sight.
Sentence: I don't want the person in front of me to disappear.
2. destiny - the future; final result; the influence of uncontrollable forces on the course of life and its events.
Sentence: You control your destiny.
Reference: New Auburn House Dictionary
December:
ReplyDelete1. Christmas or Christmas Day is an annual Christian holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ.
Sentence: Christmas is the time of loving, giving and sharing.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christmas
2. A gift or a present is the transfer of something without the expectation of receiving something in return.
Sentence: Last Christmas, I received gifts.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gifts
☼December☼
ReplyDelete1.savior-somebody who rescues someone from harm or danger.
Sentence: Jesus Christ is the savior who save us from all our sin.
2.angels-heavenly being;messenger of God.
Sentence: God sent us all our guardian angels.
3.silent- lacking of noise or sound.
Sentence: Every Christmas the surroundings are quite silent.
4.holy-set apart for religious purposes.
Sentence: The church is a holy place.
Reference:Encarta Dictionary
JANUARY:
ReplyDelete1.WHISPER-(v) to speak very softly, using breath only, not the voice.
SENTENCE:He whisper the girl's name.
2.TRUTH-(n) the state of being true.
SENTENCE:We should speak the truth always.
3.JEALOUS-(adj) wanting to have what someone has, envious.
SENTENCE;He is very jealous of what he saw.
4.BLAME-(v) to find the fault with.
SENTENCE:He blame the people.
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ReplyDeletelei???? kw b yn? kilala mo pa ko?? AARON PJ TAYAG? clasm8 mo nung grde 2? alala mo pa? crush kita nun. . . lam mo pa un? laki na ng pinagbgo mo ahh. . musta na jn? s pampanga nko ng aaral eh. .my fb ka? dormilyntayag@yahoo.com. . add mko. . tnx. chat tau mnsan. . . sinearch kta tas d2 kita nkita. . ingatz. bye
ReplyDeleteFEBRUARY:
ReplyDelete1.AMONG-(preposition) in the midstar, in the middle of.
SENTENCE:He's among of the five children.
2.PLEASE-(v.) to give pleasure or delight.
SENTENCE:He please the countrymen.
3.LAUGH-(v.) to make sound of amusement..
SENTENCE:He laugh until he died.
4.LIE-(n.) a false statement to decieve.
SENTENCE:He lie to his parents
January
ReplyDelete1.unbreakable
=impossible to break;to withstand rough usage
sentence
=they have an unbreakable bond.
reference:
=www.merriam-webster.com
2.memories
=events in the past.
sentence:
=we have so much memories.
reference:
=www.merriam-webster.com
3.time
=past,present,and future as a continuous whole.
sentence:
=we have a lot of time to spend.
reference:
=franklin collins english dictionary
4.year
=a time taken for the earth to make one revolution around the sun.
sentence
=a year is equal to 365 days.
reference:
=franklin collins english dictionary
february
1.barley
=tall grasslike plant cultivated for grain.
sentence
=barleys are planted for agriculture.
reference
=franklin collins english dictionary
2.twilight
=soft dim light just after sunset.
sentence:
=we watched the twilight.
reference
=franklin collins english dictionary
3.complicated
=make or become complex or difficult to deal with.
sentence
=life is complicated.
reference
=franklin collins english dictionary
4.frustrated
=disappointingly unsuccessful
sentence
=she is frustrated.
reference
=ww.elook.org
R-A-I-S-E A SONG
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1. So Far Away
a. Dreams – a train of thoughts or images passing through the mind in sleep
Sentence: I can prove that dreams do come true.
Reference: The New International Webster’s Comprehensive Dictionary of the English Language p. 385
b. Highway – a public thoroughfare; specified line of travel
Sentence: He rushes through the highway.
Reference: The New International Webster’s Comprehensive Dictionary of the English Language p.596
2. Much Has Been Said
a. Bookie – In gambling, A bookmaker
Sentence: Dan is a bookie.
Reference: The New International Webster’s Comprehensive Dictionary of the English Language p. 155
b. Torture – Infliction of or subjection to extreme physical pain
Sentence: He tortured Wendy to make her say the truth.
Reference: The New International Webster’s Comprehensive Dictionary of the English Language p. 1326
(July)
1. Scars
a. Scar – The mark left on the skin after the healing of a wound or sore; a cicatrix
Sentence: This scar reminds me that the past is real.
Reference: The New International Webster’s Comprehensive Dictionary of the English Language p.1123
b. Weakness – the state, conation, or avality of being weak.
Sentence: Love is your weakness.
Reference: The New International Webster’s Comprehensive Dictionary of the English Language p.1425
2. Drinking for Eleven
a. Care – to have or show regard, interest or concern as respecting some person, thing or event
Sentence: I want to be you used to care.
Reference: The New International Webster’s Comprehensive Dictionary of the English Language p.201
b. Creep – to move like a serpent; crawl
Sentence: He creeps into the ground.
Reference: The New International Webster’s Comprehensive Dictionary of the English Language p.304
(August)
1. When We Die
a. Reminder – Something that is used to remind somebody about something
Sentence: He posts the reminder on the wall.
Reference: Encarta World English Dictionary p.1517
b. Tattooed – a permanent picture design or other markings made on the skin by pricking it and staining it with an indelible dye.
Sentence: The tattooed man has died.
Reference: Encarta World English Dictionary p.1827
2. Kings and queens
a. Dreams – a train of thoughts or images passing through the mind in sleep
Sentence: His reached his dreams.
Reference: Encarta World English Dictionary p.506
b. Victims - Anyone who is physically harmed by another.
Sentence: He is the victim.
Reference: Encarta World English Dictionary p.2109
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