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Jewish
Adjective
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If you are Jewish then you are a Jew.
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# If you are Jewish you believe or follow the religion called Judaism.
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#: He changed his religion and became Jewish.
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# If you are Jewish you are part of the group of people called Jews. To some people, the Jews are a race (or like a race); you are Jewish if your mother was Jewish.
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#: She is not religious but still calls herself Jewish because of her family.
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If something is Jewish it has to do with Judaism or with Jewish culture. This can also used for things that have to do with Jews.
Gefilte, a kind of fish, is a Jewish food.
The Talmud is a Jewish religious book.
Israel is a Jewish country.
Sternberg is a typically Jewish name.
town
Noun
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A small city.
She went to a town called Beaverton.
People from England call London "town".
hall
Noun
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A hall is a large space with a roof and walls. It can be a kind of large building, or a room or part of a building. Most commonly, it is the area just inside the front door.
Please leave your boots in the front hall.