beauty

1.Her beauty captured him.

2.We shall never forget the beauty of that lake.

 

harvest

1.They turned the soil after the harvest.

2.It's difficult to harvest fish in the ocean.

 

celebration 

1. Does she accept to hostess my birthday celebration?

2.We hope your family and my family can get together for a celebration like last year.

  

hunter

1.The hunter is following up a wolf.

2.The clever fox escaped the hunter.
 

starve 

1.You would let them starve.

2.The poor starve while the rich feast.

 

origin 

1.No one knows for certain the origin of the holiday.

2.What is the distance to the origin?

 

ancestor

1.Our common ancestor was King John.

2.There is no other explanation other than a common ancestor. 

 

Mexico 

1.We want to prove that in Mexico.

2.The United States bounds on Mexico in the south.

 

feast

1.They drank a lot at the feast.

2.By Easter we were settled in, and we celebrated that special Sunday with a feast.

 

bone 

1.The dogs were fighting over a bone.

2.So that horrible feeling in your head is actually your brain bumping against bone. 
 

poet

1. Li Bai was a Tang poet of superb talent.

2.He is the only poet in this country that deserves the name.

 

arrival 

1.The arrival of him sparkled to the party.

2.We are in momentary expectation of the arrival of you.

 

independence

1.They thirsted for independence.

2.They were fighting in order to preserve their independence.

 

independent

1.A large number of independent African countries emerge at a historic moment.

2.Your job is independent of your personal life and it should be treated as such.

 

agriculture

1.Problems also exist in agriculture.

2.The development of the food industry depends on that of agriculture.

 

rooster 

1.They make it out of rooster combs.

2.They compared sperm from a fruit fly, sea urchin, rooster, fish and human.

 

energetic

1.It was like an energetic movement through me.

2.When are you the most energetic and alert?

 

Easter

1.But suddenly he remembered about Easter.

2.Yet my experience tells me that, when they are told the story in a way they can grasp, children are capable of understanding the message of Easter. 

 

clothing

1.Air, water, clothing and insects are all means of infection.

2.He looked down at his clothing.

 

Christian

1.My husband is a Christian and I'm going to turn.

2.So, how do I know if you are a Christian?

 

custom

1.The custom has been held on nowadays.

2.The custom dates from the days when women wore longer skirts.

 

worldwide

1.The wine is in high repute worldwide.

2."This poses a danger not just for Germany but for critical infrastructure worldwide, " he said.

 

fool

1.Better a witty fool man than a foolish wit.

2.You can't fool yourself or others with this strategy. 

 

parking

1.Just as I was pulling away from the parking place, another car crashed into mine.

2.I'm not confident about my parking skills.

 

parking lot 

1.Sitting in our usual parking lot, I was holding my book, watching her over the top of it.

2.Park as far away as possible in the parking lot.

 

drown

1.Tom beat about in the sea,trying not to drown.

2.But it was as if she wanted us to drown together.

 

sadness

1.You should snap out of your sadness.

2.He bowed his head in shame and sadness. 

 

wipe

1.I hope you'll wipe that thought from your mind.

2.Here she interrupted herself to wipe her glasses.  

 

weep

1.You will read it and weep.

2.The Bible says, Though we weep through the night, joy will come in the morning.