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1. gain (gajno)
:: The improved signal gain permits a reduction in transmit power and accordingly increased capacity of the base station
2. gallon (galono)
:: I kicked the habit in the early 1980s when gas prices were the equivalent of about 3 per gallon
3. gamble (vetludo)
:: Dad likes a bit of a gamble
5. game (ludo)
:: Anyone who can tell you how long to hang game or any meat unless you are using a butchers chiller is either a liar or a prophet
6. gap (breĉo)
:: Last summer when the park shut at 8pm teenagers would sneak through a gap in the hedge and congregate in groups
7. garage (garaĝo)
:: The study in France found a link between cases of acute leukaemia among youngsters and how close they lived to a petrol station or a garage carrying out car repairs
8. garbage (rubo)
:: Natalie tried to fish the bracelet out of the garbage and put it back together
9. garden (ĝardeno)
:: In the fifteen years Ive gardened in the desert I have yet to find a variety of tomato meant for freshoffthevine eating that produces as reliably and abundantly as this classic example of a hybrid plant variety
13. gather (kolektu)
:: Journalists will protect their confidential sources and will try to gather information with honest and legal means and will not conceal their occupation
14. gear (ilaron)
:: The hard briefcase will help protect your personal gear but its normally heavier and cumbersome
15. general (ĝenerala)
:: The general routine now is that we will have a drink when we arrive and then start to prepare the trays for dinner setting them with cutlery
16. generally (ĝenerale)
:: Do extras generally get to eat the same meals as the rest of the cast and crew
17. generate (generi)
:: If they are given a little freedom I would think there is a fair chance they will generate plenty of ideas and among them maybe some answers will start to emerge
18. generation (generacio)
:: He is now one of the most acclaimed actors of his generation
19. generous (malavara)
:: Here in Seville he is as charming eccentric and as generous of spirit as ever
20. gentle (milda)
:: They were gentle people who went quietly about their lives always willing and glad to be able to lend a helping hand to neighbours and friends
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