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* * Book 1 Lesson Seven Meaning a.m.: (also: AM, A.M. am; L. ante meridiem) before noon barber shop: a place where a person cuts men’s hair and shaves them\ bill: a list of things bought and their price bookshop: a shop where book are sold bore: to make someone tired or uninterested brush: a device for cleaning, painting, etc. café: a small restaurant where light meals and drinks are served Word study Word Study camera: a device for taking photographs chef: a skilled male cook cleaner: a person whose job is cleaning offices, etc. clear: to (cause to) become clear club: a meeting place of people who are associated for a common purpose cook: to prepare (food) for eating by using heat Word study cooking: preparing food customer: a person who buys goods or service form a shop demand: to need urgently electricity: electric current as a public utility for light enable: to make (something or someone) able (to do something) Word study especially: in a special or particular way experience: knowledge or skill which comes from practice rather than from books flat: (of a tyre) without enough air in it gain: to get generally: by most people hand out: to give to each member of a group of people hard: difficult Word study in the meanwhile: during the same period of time in trouble: with difficulty make up: to make an amount or number) complete manager: a man who controls a business menu: a list of dishes in a meal or to be ordered as separate meals Word study mop: to clean with a bundle of rags, etc. part-time: during only a part of the regular working time p.m.: (also: PM, P.M., or pm; L. post meridiem) after noon pressure: a pressing or being pressed; a compelling influence; a state of distress refrigerator: a large box, cupboard, or room in which food or drink can be kept for a time at a low temperature Word study restaurant: a place where food is sold and eaten salad: a cold dish of fruits and