As a Noun:
1. The main character in a book, play or film, who is admired or respected for his or her good qualities. English = hero.
2. A famous actor who often plays the role of the hero in films. English = movie star.
3. In books, comics, films, stories etc., to people who one is supposed to support because they are doing good things against people who are bad. Children's English = the goodies.
As a Noun:
1. A room in a house or school for children to play in. English = playroom.
As a Noun:
1. A white starchy substance that is obtained from the trunks of some palm trees. It is used for making sweet puddings and for thickening sauces. English = sago.
2. A sweet pudding made from sago; sago pudding.
As a Noun:
1. A container made from glass which you can drink from. It does not have a handle. English = glass.
As a Noun:
1. A place where sick people are looked after by doctors and nurses. English = hospital.
As a Verb or Adjective:
1. To behave in a way that is not polite or to do things that are likely to embarrass or offend people because they might involve sex or other bodily functions. English = rude.
As a Noun:
1. A senior boy or girl in a school, appointed or elected to lead and represent the other pupils and to help maintain discipline. English = school captain, captain.
As a Noun:
1. The physical activity by which people and animals can produce young or which they do for pleasure. English = sex.
As a Verb or Adjective:
1. To have sex.
Interactive:
1. Used alone to tell other people that the allocated time for some activity has just ended, and that it is time to get back to the work, game, or class. English = 'Time's up!'
As a Noun:
1. In Christianity, the fact that Christ has saved a person from evil. A religious sign. English = salvation, deliverance.
2. A person who saves people from danger, used especially to refer to Christ. English = saviour.
3. The things that have been saved from a wrecked ship or destroyed building. English = salvage.
4. Help that comes just in time; a rescue made just in the nick of time.
As a Verb or Adjective:
1. In Christianity, to save someone from evil through belief in Christ. A religious sign. English = save, (be) saved.
2. To save things from being lost or destroyed, for example from a ship that has sunk or from a building that has been destroyed. English = salvage.
3. To help someone escape from harm or an unpleasant situation just in time; to rescue just in time; to save just in time.
