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repel
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/rɪˈpɛl/
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/rɪˈpɛl/
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Compare “repel an attack,” “repel someone’s advances,” and “repel a magnet” in meaning.
Explain the difference between “repel,” “reject,” and “resist” in context.
Give five B2-level examples of “repel” with Russian translations.
Teach me common collocations and word forms: “repulsion,” “repellent,” and “repelling.”
Explain how to form “repels,” “repelled,” and “repelling,” including the spelling changes.
Quiz me with three questions about the different meanings of “repel.”
Give me a short exercise where I use “repel” in both a literal and a figurative sense.
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