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adjective - exact, completely correct
adjective - real, existing in fact
adjective - happening once a year
adjective - old-fashioned, archaic, extremely old
verb - to go somewhere (e.g. a school, course etc.) regularly
verb - to let something explode; to destroy something by using explosives
noun - a formal statement
noun - (legal) a formal written statement used as evidence
verb - to give somebody hope, strength etc. in order that he can do something
adverb - completely, to the full extent
adjective - very happy about a thing
noun - bright colourful lights shot into the sky at night, usually on special days and celebrations
verb - to concentrate on something and give it all your attention
verb - to make somebody do something, using force
noun - something written by hand
noun - a state of not needing or relying on anything or anybody
noun - a person who has been educated in law and whose job is connected with law
adjective - allowed by the law
verb - to learn something in order to remember it exactly
verb - to imitate something, usually in order to make fun of it
verb - to laugh at something rudely, to make something look funny or stupid
adverb - excessively, too much
noun - a part of a text made up of several sentences, it starts on a new line
adjective - loving one's country
noun - the love for one's country and willingness to defend it
noun - the act of taking someone's words or ideas and using them as if they were yours
noun - the aim of an activity or a thing, the reason for doing something
verb - to write your name somewhere in order to show that you have written it or that you approve of it
noun - your name that you have written on a document etc. to show that you have written it or agree with it
noun - symbolic meaning
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