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Achieve verb to succeed in doing something This year I want to achieve my goal in learning to swim. I hope to achieve an A in Read180. To achieve the best.

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1 achieve verb to succeed in doing something This year I want to achieve my goal in learning to swim. I hope to achieve an A in Read180. To achieve the best score, I must practice everyday.

2 globe noun the world a round object Globe shaped objects include: basketballs and pumpkins. My Social Studies teacher has a globe of the Earth on her desk. A globe is similar to a basketball.

3 liberty noun freedom On July 4 th, we celebrate our nation’s liberty from England. We enjoy liberty in the United States! The Statue of Liberty, represents freedom

4 route noun a way to get somewhere The route that I take to school goes past the cemetery. I take the quickest route to the bathroom. You should take the quickest route home.

5 voyage noun a long trip I’d take a voyage to the Eastern Caribbean anytime. A voyage to New Jersey Beach is always exciting. My mom wants to take a voyage to Grand Ma’s house.

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