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Unit One
Chapter 2: Telephone Salespeople
Vocabulary in Context
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Directions
Click on the meaning closest to that of the
boldfaced
word. Use the context of the sentences to help you figure out the word’s meaning.
Question
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Question 1.
irate
(
ī
-r
ā
t
)
-adjective
If Kate got angry only occasionally, I could take her more seriously, but she’s always
irate
about something or other.
Ray gets mad when his wife misplaces the TV’s remote control, and she becomes equally
irate
when he leaves muddy footprints on the freshly mopped floor.
An
irate
student
José Serrano via Wikimedia Commons
Irate
means
a. thrilled.
b. selfish.
c. furious.
An
irate
student
José Serrano via Wikimedia Commons
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