noun - (in the past) a fire lit on a hill to give a signal to someone

noun - a large knife used to cut vegetation (esp. in the jungle) or as a weapon

noun - one of the parts of a story that appears regularly on TV, on the radio, or in a magazine or a newspaper

noun, American English - the strip of land or pavement next to the main driving lanes on a road, where vehicles can stop in an emergency

adjective, formal - concerned with or experienced in material, practical matters and the things of the physical world, as opposed to spiritual or religious matters

verb - to cause two or more things to happen at the same time or to operate together in the same rhythm or speed

noun - the part of a spacecraft in which people travel and spend a lot of time, it is separated from the main rocket

noun - a famous British musician, his hits include for example Can You Feel the Love Tonight, A Candle in the Wind or Sacrifice.

noun - a heavy metal object connected to a ship, it is dropped into the water in order to prevent the ship from moving

noun - a political system in which the government is formed by politicians elected by people, the head of state is usually a president

adjective - resembling steel (in texture or in colour)

phrase - in one's best, in one's best form