v. to add up; equal in total; to be equal in meaning; value; or effect
The recipe called for even amounts of flour and sugar.
The recipe called for even amounts of flour and sugar.
Hear it
Two is an even number. OR The recipe called for even amounts of flour and sugar.
Hear it
The car was consuming large amounts of gas.
Hear it
What problem can happen if there are high amounts of snow?
Hear it
When uncovering a giant dinosaur what has to be removed that there are large amounts of?
Hear it
Who has the power to actually make unlimited amounts of new money in the United States?
Hear it
From which substance do nuclear power plants get large amounts of energy?
Hear it
Where do squirrels pack large amounts of food?
Hear it
Who sets the limits for the amounts of pesticide that may remain on foods when they reach the store?
Hear it
What does the hummingbird use its long thin beak for since it uses it for tasting small amounts of nectar ?
Hear it
1 syllables
counts
kountz
mounts
mountz
younts
account's
accounts
discounts
recounts
VocabClass lessons are designed to engage students, improve motivation in learning the subject matter, and generate better results. Long-term retention is our focus and by making the learning process fun, our gamified approach has a positive impact on this goal.
View all games!
Try it! FREE!