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celebrate - v. to observe or commemorate a special event or occasion
delicious - adj. highly pleasing to the taste or smell
dress - v. to put on clothing; n. a garment worn for a particular purpose or occasion
festival - n. a celebration or event, often with music and dancing
freeze - v. to become solid or hard due to extreme cold temperatures
ghost - n. the spirit of a dead person that is believed to haunt a particular place
prefer - v. to like or choose one thing over another
share - v. to give a portion or part of something to another person
be covered with - v. to have something completely on the surface; to be coated or filled with something
dress up - v. to put on special or formal clothing; to dress in a fancy or elaborate way
hunt for - v. to search or look for something or someone
account - n. a record of money received or paid out; a bank or financial account
balance - n. the amount of money remaining in a bank account; v. to make equal or even
branch - n. a division or part of a larger organization or company
check - n. a written order to a bank to pay a specified amount from a person's account; v. to examine or verify something
deposit - n. a sum of money placed or kept in a bank account; v. to put money into a bank account
draw - v. to take money from a bank account; to make a picture or design using lines and shapes
exchange - v. to give something in return for something else; n. the act of giving or receiving something in return
fingertip - n. the end of a finger
insert - v. to put something into something else; to add or include
invest - v. to put money, time, or effort into something with the expectation of achieving a profit or benefit
overdraft - n. a deficit in a bank account caused by drawing more money than is available
rate - n. a measure or level of something; v. to assign a value or rank to something
sign - v. to write one's name on a document as an indication of agreement or approval; n. a symbol or mark
source - n. the origin or cause of something
transfer - v. to move from one place to another; to change or shift
account number - n. a unique identification number assigned to a bank account
exchange rate - n. the value of one currency in terms of another currency
fill in - v. to complete a form or document by providing requested information
savings account - n. a bank account that earns interest on deposited money
certificate - n. an official document that confirms the completion of a course or achievement of a qualification
course - n. a series of lessons or lectures on a particular subject; a route or path
employment - n. the state of being employed or having a job
encounter - v. to come across or meet someone or something unexpectedly; n. a meeting or confrontation
fee - n. a payment for professional or other services
financial - adj. relating to money or the management of money
homepage - n. the main or starting page of a website
impress - v. to make a strong, positive impact or influence on someone
inspire - v. to fill someone with the urge or ability to do or feel something
lecture - n. a talk or speech given to an audience, usually on a specific topic; v. to give a lecture
local - adj. relating to a particular area or neighborhood
offer - v. to present or propose something for acceptance or rejection; n. a proposal or suggestion
overcome - v. to succeed in dealing with or overcoming a problem or difficulty
overseas - adj. in or to a foreign country, especially one across the sea
pressure - n. the force or weight exerted on a surface; v. to attempt to persuade or influence someone
register - v. to officially record or enroll someone or something; n. an official list or record
schedule - n. a plan or timetable for a series of events or activities
strongly - adv. with great strength or intensity
support - v. to offer help, assistance, or encouragement to someone or something; n. assistance or backing
tuition - n. the fee or cost of instruction or education at a school or university
tutor - n. a private teacher who provides additional instruction or assistance in a particular subject
application - n. a formal request or document submitted for a job, admission, or other purpos