labor[(1)work;(2)workersasagroup]

Buildingahouseishardlabor.(1)

OrganizedlaborisamajorforceinAmericanpolitics.(2)

laboratory[aroomorplacewhereexperimentsinsciencearedone]

Themedicalstudentsspentmuchoftheirtimeinthelaboratory.

lack[(1)tobewithout;(2)theconditionofneeding,wantingornothaving]

Thefarmhouselackedheatandelectricity.(1)

Thelackofraincausedthecropstofail.(2)

lake[alargeareaoffreshwatersurroundedbyland]

Sheswamacrossthelake.

land[(1)tocometotheearthfromtheair;(2)thepartoftheearthnotcoveredbywater;(3)theground]

Airplaneslandatairports.(1)

Only25percentoftheearth’ssurfaceisland.(2)

Heboughtthislandtenyearsago.(3)

language[(1)wordsandtheiruse;(2)whatpeoplespeakinacountry,nationorgroup]

Shewasinterestedinhownewwordscomeintothelanguage.(1)

Howmanylanguagesdoyouspeak?(2)

large[(1)big;(2)beingofmorethanusualsize,amountornumber;(3)oppositesmall]

Howlargeisyourhouse?(1)

Hehadalargevoiceforsuchasmallman.(2)

Shewasalargewoman.(3)

last[(1)tocontinue;(2)afterallothers;(3)theonlyoneremaining]

Thetalkswilllastthreedays.(1)

Hewasthelastpersontoarrive.(2)

Sheisthelastpersoninline.(3)

late[(1)afterthecorrecttime;(2)neartheend;(3)oppositeearly]

Hearrivedanhourlateforwork.(1)

Thedoctorsaidshewouldhaveherbabylateintheyear.(2)

Doyouliketoeatearlyorlate?(3)

laugh[tomakesoundstoexpresspleasureorhappyfeelings]

Ialwayslaughatherfunnystories.

launch[(1)toputintooperation;(2)tobegin;(3)tosendintotheairorspace]

Theterroristslaunchedanattackinthemiddleofthenight.(1)

Shesaidshesoonwilllaunchhercampaignformayor.(2)

TheUnitedStateslaunchedanApollospacecraftonaflighttothemoon.(3)

law[alloranyrulesmadebyagovernment]

Themayorurgedcityofficialstopassthenewlaw.

lead[(1)toshowtheway;(2)tocommand;(3)tocontrol;(4)togofirst]

Icouldnotfindthestoreuntilheledmetoit.(1)

GeneralWilcoxwillleadthespecialanti-terroristforce.(2)

Heleadsourmusicdepartment.(3)

Shefollowedasheledtheway.(4)

leak[tocomeoutofortoescapethroughasmallopeningorhole(usuallyagasorliquid)]

Oilleakedfromthebrokenpipe.

learn[(1)togetknowledgeabout;(2)tocometoknowafactorfacts]

Helearnedcalculusinhighschool.(1)

Shewonderedhowhelearnedwhereshelived.(2)

leave[(1)togoawayfrom;(2)toletsomethingstaywhereitis]

Hissonwillleavehomenextyearforcollege.(1)

Pleaseleavemealone.(2)

left[(1)onthesidethatistowardthewestwhenoneisfacingnorth;(2)oppositeright]

Doyouwritewithyourlefthand?(1)

IamlostbecauseIturnedleftinsteadofright.(2)

legal[oforinagreementwiththelaw]

Hesaidhislawyergavehimgoodlegaladvice.

legislature[agovernmentlawmakinggroup]

Thelegislaturemakeslaws.

lend[(1)topermitsomeonetouseathingtemporarily;(2)tomakealoanofmoney]

Joesaidhewilllendmehiscartomorrow.(1)

Noneofhisfriendswouldlendhimanymoney.(2)

less[(1)smallerinamount;(2)notasmuch]

Hisdoctorsaidheshouldeatlessmeat.(1)

Shetravelslessinhernewjob.(2)

let[(1)topermittodoortobe;(2)tomakepossible]

Letmehelpyouwiththat.(1)

Shelethimdrivehernewcar.(2)

letter[acommunicationinwritingsenttoanotherperson]

Iwrotealettertoyoulastnight.

level[(1)theamountorheightthatsomethingreachesorrisesto;(2)thepositionofsomethingorsomeone]

Theriverrosetoitshighestlevelinhistoryduringthefloodlastyear.(1)

Hehasworkedatthetoplevelsofgovernmentformanyyears.(2)

liberal[onewhousuallysupportssocialprogressorchange]

LiberallawmakersproposedabilltoreducethecostofmedicineforolderAmericans.

lie[(1)tohaveone’sbodyonthegroundorothersurface;(2)tosaysomethingthatoneknowsisnottrue]

Shesaidsheneededtoliedownforafewminutestorest.(1)

Theofficialtoldthecourthedidnotlieabouthiscampaignmoney.(2)

life[(1)thetimebetweenbeingbornanddying;(2)oppositedeath;(3)alllivingthings]

Shespentherlifehelpingpeople.(1)

Hedied,butdoctorsbroughthimbacktolife.(2)

ShewroteahistoryoflifeonEarth.(3)

lift[totakeorbringuptoahigherplaceorlevel]

Wewatchedtherisingwaterliftthehouseandcarryitaway.

light[(1)aformofenergythataffectstheeyessothatoneisabletosee;(2)anythingthatproduceslight;(3)bright;(4)notheavy]

Wecouldseetheislandclearlyinthesun’slight.(1)

Pleaseleavethelightonwhenyougo.(2)

Theroomwaspaintedlightblue.(3)

Shesaidherbagwaslight,butIcouldnotliftit.(4)

lightning[lightproducedbyelectricityintheair,usuallyduringastorm]

Lightningfilledthedarkskylikefireworks.

like[(1)tobepleasedwith;(2)tohavegoodfeelingsforsomeoneorsomething;(3)inthesamewayas;(4)similarto]

Ilikethisnewdress.(1)

Ilikeherverymuch.(2)

Muchtrainingisneededtosinglikehedoes.(3)

Shesoundslikemysister.(4)

limit[(1)torestricttoanumberoramount;(2)thegreatestamountornumberpermitted]

Thehotellimitsthenumberofpeoplesleepingineachroom.(1)

Thelimitisfourpeopleineachroom.(2)

line[(1)along,thinmarkonasurface;(2)anumberofpeopleorthingsorganized;(3)oneafteranother;(4)theedgeofanareaprotectedbymilitaryforces]

Heusedhisswordtomakealineinthesand.(1)

Thesoldiersstoodinaline,sidebyside.(2)

Theyturnedandmarchedinaline,oneafteranother.(3)

Enemysoldierscouldnotbreakthroughalliedlines.(4)

link[(1)toconnect;(2)touniteonethingoreventwithanother;(3)arelationbetweentwoormorethings,situationsorevents]

TheRussianandAmericanspacecraftlinkedwitheachotherinorbit.(1)

Theroyalmarriagelinkedthetwokingdoms.(2)

Scientistsfoundalinkbetweentobaccoandlungcancer.(3)

liquid[asubstancethatisnotasolidorgas,andcanmovefreely,likewater]

IcechangestoliquidwhenthetemperaturerisesabovezerodegreesCelsius.

list[(1)toputinwritinganumberofnamesofpeopleorthings;(2)awrittenseriesofnamesorthings]

Pleaselistyourname,addressandtelephonenumber.(1)

ThisisalistofallthethingsIplantodotoday.(2)

listen[totrytohear]

Ifyoulistenverycarefully,youcanhearthemsinging.

literature[allthepoems,storiesandwritingsofaperiodoftimeorofacountry]

HeisinterestedinancientGreekliterature.

little[(1)nottallorbig;(2)asmallamount]

HehasalittledognamedElmo.(1)

Shecouldnotbuyitbecauseshehadonlyalittlemoneywithher.(2)

live[(1)tohavelife;(2)toexist;(3)havinglife;(4)alive]

Shelivedformanyyearsafterheroperation.(1)

HelivesinChicago.(2)

Pleasedonotcutdownalivetree.(3)

Hesaidsomepoliovaccinesweremadefromalivevirus.(4)

load[(1)toputobjectsonorintoavehicleorcontainer;(2)thatwhichiscarried]

Shetoldhimtoloadtheboxesinthebackofthecar.(1)

ThetruckcarriedafullloadoffruitfromFlorida.(2)

loan[(1)moneyborrowedthatusuallymustbereturnedwithinterestpayments;(2)somethingborrowed]

Thebankmadea10,000-dollarloantohimyesterday.(1)

Igavehimthosetoolsonlyasaloan.(2)

local[aboutorhavingtodowithoneplace]

Theytoldhimaboutalocalplacewherehecouldgetagooddinner.

lonely[(1)feelingaloneandwantingfriends;(2)visitedbyfewornopeople]

Thecityisfulloflonelypeople.(1)

Hewasalonelymanafterhiswifeleft.(2)

long[(1)notshort;(2)measuringfrombeginningtoend;(3)measuringmuch;(4)formuchtime]

Wesawalongsnakebehindthehouse.(1)

Theroadisthreemileslong.(2)

※onemile=1.6kilometers

Thosepicturesweremadebysomeonewholivedlongbeforemypeoplecametothisland.(3)

Iknewheralongtimeago.(4)

look[(1)toturntheeyestowardsoastosee;(2)tosearchorhuntfor;(3)toseemtobe]

Helookedatherforalongtime.(1)

IlookedforthatbookbutIcouldnotfindit.(2)

Shelookslikemysister.(3)

lose[(1)tohavenolonger;(2)tonotfind;(3)tofailtokeep;(4)tobedefeated]

Theprisonerlostallhopeofescape.(1)

Thelittleboylosthistoycar.(2)

Heworriedthathemightlosehisjob.(3)

Theirschoollostthebiggame.(4)

loud[(1)havingastrongsound;(2)fullofsoundornoise]

Thespeakerhadaloudvoice.(1)

Themusicattherockconcertwastooloud.(2)

love[(1)tolikeverymuch;(2)tofeelastrong,kindemotion(sometimesinvolvingsex);(3)astrong,kindemotionforsomeoneorsomething;(4)oppositehate]

Helovedwalkinginthemountains.(1)

Shelikedtopretendthathelovedhermorethananyone.(2)

Shehasagreatloveformusic.(3)

Hesaidhisloveforherwouldneverdie.(4)

low[(1)nothighortall;(2)belowthenormalheight;(3)closetotheground]

YouwillfindlowpricesforproductsontheInternet.(1)

Theairplaneflewlowoverthetown.(2)

Fogisalowcloudneartheground.(3)

loyal[showingstrongfriendshipandsupportforsomeoneorsomething]

ThePresidentchoseloyalsupporterstoserveinhiscabinet.

luck[somethingthathappensbychance]

Healwayshasgoodluckinfindingaplacetoparkhiscar.