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RonnieWhy English is Weird: Many Meanings of “BEAR” & “BARE”
Bear is not just an animal! It can also be a verb and even an adjective! In this lesson, I’ll teach you different meanings of bear, including how it can mean “carry,” “endure,” “change direction,” and more. You’ll also learn about the homonym bare. After watching, go have a bear steak.
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