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Across: Down:

4. research 1. invention

6. platform 2. architect

9. waiting room 3. symbol

12. jam 5. compartment

13. need 7. look after

14. board 8. aware of

15. trolley 10. robot

17. protect 11. case

18. either 16. less

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4. “Robert is an explorer. He …es the North Pole” (8)

6. This is a place on the railway-station where passengers get on a train

(8)

9. This is a big room for passengers (7,4)

12. There is a traffic … on the motorway E-95 (3)

13. “My greatest … is a car”; similar: necessity (4)

14. To go on … a ship (=to get on a train) (5)

15. This is a basket on wheels for transporting luggage or shopping (7)

17. To … (=to patronize) (7)

18. One or the other of two, e.g.: you may have … book; each of two, e.g.:

houses on … side of the road (6)

Down:

1. This is a fictitious story (9)

2. A person who prepares plans for buildings (9)

3. Another word for emblem or mark (6)

5. There are a lot of comfortable …s in this train (11)

7. “Please can you … my child when I is away” (4,5)

8. Another word for knowing people (5,2)

10. This is a machine with a human appearance (5)

11. Please open the …ment (=part of a window) (4)

16. Little - … - least (4)