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accomplish When you accomplish something, you finally do something or finish something that you've needed to do. Usually, when you accomplish something, you feel good about it or just feel glad that it's done. Often it takes a lot of work or effort to accomplish something.
advanced When something is at a much higher level than the beginning level, it is advanced. If you've been playing the drums for five years, you will be at a more advanced level than someone who is just starting to learn.
dial A dial is a flat, round thing that is part of some older telephones. These telephones have numbers on the front of them arranged in a circle. The dial is attached to the front of the phone but has holes in it--one over each number. You put your finger in a hole over a number and move the dial around to select that number. When you've finished selecting each of the numbers you want, your call can go through. [1/4 definitions]
discipline When you discipline yourself, you train yourself to make the right choices and to follow the decisions you've made for yourself. [1/7 definitions]
experience Everything you've done or lived through is your experience. [1/4 definitions]
locate When you locate something in a particular place, it means you decide to put it in that place. If you locate your drum set in the garage, it means that you've picked the garage as the place to put and keep your drums. [1/2 definitions]
modest If you are modest, you don't tell other people how great you are. You don't brag about your success or the great things you've done. [1/5 definitions]
most If one question on a quiz is the most difficult question, then that question was more difficult than any other question. If the movie you just saw was more exciting than all the other movies you've seen, then this movie was the most exciting movie you've seen. [1/4 definitions]
now Let's say you can go to sleep now that it's quiet outside. This means that you can go to sleep because it is quiet now. Let's say you like to read now that you've started to read comic books. This means that you didn't really like to read before but because you've started to read comic books, you like to read now. [1/7 definitions]
pledge When you pledge something, you promise to give it to someone else if you are not successful in doing something or honest about something you've promised to do. [1/5 definitions]
pride If you pride yourself on something, you feel you do an especially good job in connection with that thing and you often want to show what you've done to others. It makes you feel good about yourself. [1/4 definitions]
refresh If something refreshes you, it gives you your energy back. It makes you feel good or normal again after you've been tired or feeling down.
report If you tell other people that you've seen or heard something or that something has happened, you are reporting it to them [1/7 definitions]
resolve Resolve is something inside you that makes you stick with a decision you've made and not give up. [1/3 definitions]
resort When you resort to something, you use it to help you do something, but you decide to use it only because you've already tried everything else or there really isn't any other way. [1/2 definitions]
ring2 When your ears ring, it means that you hear a sound in your ears that isn't really there outside your ears. Sometimes your ears ring after you've been hearing very loud music or noise. [1/8 definitions]
you've "You've" is a short way to say or write "you have."