Unit 2 - Marco Polo

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merchant

A merchant is a person whose job is buying and selling things.

<p>A merchant is a person whose job is buying and selling things.</p>
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develop

When you develop something, you bring something into being, or you cause it to grow or become more advanced.

<p>When you develop something, you bring something into being, or you cause it to grow or become more advanced.</p>
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navigator

A navigator is a person who directs and monitors the course of a ship or plane.

<p>A navigator is a person who directs and monitors the course of a ship or plane.</p>
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translate

When we translate words, we change them into another language.

<p>When we translate words, we change them into another language.</p>
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extensively

When the word extensively is used, it refers to doing something on a large scale or in a large amount.

<p>When the word extensively is used, it refers to doing something on a large scale or in a large amount.</p>
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diplomat

A diplomat is someone who speaks for a country’s government to maintain, or keep, good relations with other countries.

<p>A diplomat is someone who speaks for a country’s government to maintain, or keep, good relations with other countries.</p>
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voyage

A voyage is a trip, usually by ship.

<p>A voyage is a trip, usually by ship.</p>
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accompany

When you accompany someone, you go along with them.

<p>When you accompany someone, you go along with them.</p>
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skepticism

Skepticism is doubt or unbelief about whether something is true.

<p>Skepticism is doubt or unbelief about whether something is true.</p>
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relatively

The word relatively is used when comparing one thing with another thing. Relatively means comparatively or somewhat.