connect [(1) to join one thing to another; (2) to unite; (3) to link] If you connect this wire to the red one, the green light will turn on. (1) The two streams connect to form a river that flows through Greenlow City. (2) The policeman said the two crimes are connected. (3)
conservative [one who usually supports tradition and opposes great change] William is a conservative about social issues.
consider [(1) to give thought to; (2) to think about carefully] Jack is considering what to give Amy for her birthday. (1) The head of my office said he would consider my ideas for a more effective sales campaign. (2)
constitution [the written general laws and ideas that form a nation's system of government] How do the laws provide for making changes in the constitution?
contain [(1) to hold; (2) to include] The bottle contains one quart of milk. (1) ＊one liquid quart = 0.9463 liter（米） The paint in that old house contains a dangerous amount of lead. (2)
container [a box, bottle or can used to hold something] More juice is sold in plastic containers than in glass bottles.
continent [any of the seven great land areas of the world] Did you know that long ago all the continents were joined together?
continue [to go on doing or being] The governor said he would continue to fight for justice.
control [(1) to direct; (2) to have power over] Who controls the daily work of the company. (1) The chairman of the transportation committee controls all the spending for transportation projects. (2)
convention [a large meeting for a special purpose] Political parties hold conventions to choose presidential and vice presidential candidates.
cook [to heat food before eating it] Helen will cook spaghetti with meat sauce tonight.
cool [almost cold] My coffee is cool. Would you warm it for me, please?
cooperate [to act or work together] If we cooperate on this work, we will finish more quickly.
copy [(1) to make something exactly like another; (2) something made to look exactly like another] Joseph can copy that document for us. (1) This copy is so bad I cannot read it. (2)
corn [a food grain] Scientists are worried because genetically-changed corn got into food supplies for people.
