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The Weekend — Chapter 3
She had learned bit by bitgleaned most of what she knew from overheard conversations, and the rest she pieced together on quiet evenings. The house felt different now — not unwelcoming, just reservedreticent, as if it were holding a story back until she was ready to hear it.
gleanedB2 · verb
Picked up bit by bit — here: she learned these things slowly, from small pieces, not from being told directly.
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The Weekend — Chapter 3
The house felt different now — not unwelcoming, just reticent, as if it were holding a story back.
reticent
B2In this context: holding something back, not saying much.
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Language Learning Tips
The key to mastering a new language is consistent practice and deep involvementimmersion in real content.
Digital Reading Habits
Students who read daily find deep involvementimmersion much easier to sustain over time.
A Quiet Sunday in the City
Reading by the window felt like true deep involvementimmersion — an hour passed unnoticed.
Every saved word is automatically highlighted when it appears again — in your next book, tomorrow's article, or a podcast transcript. It can also display a quiet inline meaning matched to the new sentence, so you understand it at a glance without having to look it up a second time.
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gleaned
B2She had gleaned most of what she knew from overheard conversations.
The Weekend · Ch. 3
reticent
B2The house felt different now — not unwelcoming, just reticent.
The Weekend · Ch. 3
immersion
B1Consistent practice and immersion in real content are what make it stick.
Language Learning Tips
Words you meant to learn slip away fastest when review reduces them to a bare card. Here each one comes back inside the sentence you met it in, so you are recalling a moment instead of a definition — and the same list is waiting on whichever device you pick up. A commute or a walk stops being dead time too: put headphones on and your saved words are read to you, hands-free, on Word Radio.
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