pattern of crossed lines forming squares
example: Which pattern would you like for your new dress? A stripe or a _____?

firm in standing or position; not shaking; fixed
example: When the very first photos were made you had to stand ______.

a trailer for passengers, a passenger railway waggon
example: Where is our _______e? Is it at the front or the back of the train?

not short
example: Which African animals have ____ necks and legs?

to remove something from inside
example: When the policeman asked him to _____ his pocket he tried to run away.

place where you can change money.
example: Where is the _______e bureau? I need to change dollars into euros.

to move with something toward yourself
example: When you ____ something, it moves towards you when you push it, it moves away from yo

The mother of your father or mother.
example: When our daughter falls ill, my _______ther has to care for her.

to fix something
example: When the car broke down in the middle of the journey we had to ______ it.

to give financial aid for a person or organization esp. for some specific purposes
example: When you _______ute to a charity, more people benefit from the money.

If something is at your _______l, you can use it or make use of it.
example: When you pay for our legal services, we will be at your _______l 24 hours a day seven

a machine that uses energy to cause movement or to do work
example: When the ______ broke down we had to call the car assistance service.

any tall plant with leaves, branches and a thick stem of wood
example: When you read a book in English it is usually not important to know kinds of ____s.

an instrument for driving nails, beating metals, consisting of a steel or iron head,
example: When you hear the fire alarm, break the glass with the ______.

to make something move away from you
example: When you are inside, you must ____ this door. When you are outside you must pull it.

one of the two fleshy edges which control entry to your mouth
example: When you want to kiss somebody, you need to open your ___s.

fully revealed or expressed without vagueness, implication, or ambiguity; opposite of
example: When you are asked about facts you have to give an _______t answer.

to see someone for the first time
example: Where did you ____ your wife?

the part of a plant from which new plants grow
example: When you look at the ____ of a plant it is very difficult to tell what that plant is

the chance of something to happen or be
example: Where there is high _______lity of government change, people are less likely to inves