(1) I had a vivid dream about my old school.
(2) I thought someone came into the bedroom, but it was just a dream.
(3) ‘Goodnight. Sweet dreams. ’

(1) Mothods: Male patients � � cytogenetics analysis is carried out with peripheral blood chromosome G banding methods.
(2) He goes to work on the subway.
(3) How is your work on that novel going along?

(1) Thus the customer tests and programmer tests are a critical enabling factor.
(2) A programmer hacked into the company's computer system and caused a lot of damages.
(3) Everyone can do ALI and TAOBAO, make website and coding who are called programmer.

(1) one of the richest women in the world
(2) Nobody gets rich from writing nowadays.
(3) (slang)to be filthy/stinking (= extremely) rich

(1) We were sitting on the couch in the living room watching TV.
(2) Sometimes it gives me the blues.
(3) It's time we put up the Christmas decorations in the living room.

(1) Fortunately, the chore of leaf sweeping is well worth the effort.
(2) It was a methodical, unexciting chore.
(3) He is prepared to make a living by accepting any remunerative chore.

(1) Mom, isn't it Jeff's ( my brother ) turn to do the dishes today?
(2) For instance, tonight I will rely on you to do the dishes.
(3) I can do the dishes. Remember to rinse the detergent.

(1) to travel around the world
(2) I go to bed early if I'm travelling the next day.
(3) I love travelling by train.

(1) medical/patient care
(2) 'But we might ruin the stove.' — 'Who cares?'
(3) Who cares about some stupid vacation?...

(1) She teaches at our local school.
(2) He taught for several years before becoming a writer.
(3) I'll be teaching history and sociology next term.

(1) I got an abscess so he took the tooth out...
(2) When you edit the tape you can take out the giggles.
(3) They find a house, agree a price, and take out a mortgage through their building society.

(1) Anna: Sorry, Carlo, I have to do the laundry now.
(2) Today is a good day to do the laundry.
(3) Well, I to remind you, but to do the laundry.

(1) a mid-morning snack
(2) I only have time for a snack at lunchtime.
(3) Do you serve bar snacks?

(1) I've seen him somewhere before.
(2) Can we go somewhere warm?
(3) I've already looked there─it must be somewhere else .

(1) I'd love to go on a round-the-world cruise.
(2) a luxury cruise ship
(3) They cruised down the Nile.

(1) Can I borrow your umbrella?
(2) Members can borrow up to ten books from the library at any one time.
(3) She borrowed £2 000 from her parents.

(1) My mother became too ill to work and I began to do chores in the neighbourhood.
(2) Now Charlie knows that all BINGO Kids have to do chores.

(1) You have to learn to take care of your possessions.
(2) Don't worry yourself about me, I can take care of myself.
(3) I take care of them to the best of my abilities.

(1) an avid reader of science fiction
(2) a fast/slow reader
(3) The reader is left to draw his or her own conclusions.

(1) I can recommend the chef's dish of the day .
(2) a soap dish
(3) What a dish!

(1) The ironing board folds flat for easy storage.
(2) She gently folded the baby in a blanket.
(3) She folded a blanket around the baby.

(1) a tennis/rugby/chess, etc. player
(2) a game for four players
(3) a midfield player

(1) to have/hold/call/attend a meeting
(2) a committee/staff meeting
(3) What time is the meeting?

(1) I kept praying that the dj would speed the music up.
(2) This is your resident dj signing off for another week with our signature tune.
(3) dj's NBA Mid - season Awards: Coach of the Year so far?

(1) surgical/optical/precision, etc. instruments
(2) instruments of torture
(3) Is he learning an instrument?

(1) hate mail (= letters containing cruel comments)
(2) a hate campaign (= cruel comments made about sb over a period of time in order to damage their reputation)
(3) a look of hate

(1) He picked up the cat before rosa could protest.
(2) rosa traded seats with Cage.
(3) rosa wrote with great verve.

(1) a magazine aimed at teenagers
(2) As a teenager he attended Tulse Hill Senior High School.
(3) Unfortunately, lots of people do not have, teenager especially.

(1) She was forced to retire early from teaching because of ill health.
(2) My dream is to retire to a villa in France.
(3) He has no plans to retire as editor of the magazine.

(1) a pile of clean/dirty laundry
(2) a laundry basket/room
(3) to do the laundry

(1) (British English)I haven't received a letter from him yet.
(2) (North Amercian English)I didn't receive a letter from him yet.
(3) ‘Are you ready? ’ ‘No, not yet. ’

(1) to save sb's life
(2) to save a rare species (from extinction)
(3) Doctors were unable to save her.

(1) We are constantly fed gossip and speculation by the media.
(2) The baby can't feed itself yet (= can't put food into its own mouth) .
(3) The cattle are fed on barley.

(1) What's this trash you're watching?
(2) He's talking trash (= nonsense) .
(3) white trash (= poor white people, especially those living in the southern US)

(1) to pass/adopt/carry a resolution
(2) The government is pressing for an early resolution of the dispute.
(3) The reforms owe a great deal to the resolution of one man.

(1) The owner of the store was sweeping his floor when I walked in...
(2) She was in the kitchen sweeping crumbs into a dust pan...
(3) I swept rainwater off the flat top of a gravestone...

(1) There are few sellers in the market, so price remains high.
(2) I shall have to read up on this subject if I am to give a talk about it.
(3) I am overwhelmed with work.

(1) That's mine.
(2) He's a friend of mine (= one of my friends) .
(3) She wanted one like mine (= like I have) .

(1) Have you been invited to their party?
(2) I'd have liked to have gone but I wasn't invited.
(3) They have invited me to go to Paris with them.