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Livelihood Noun The way you earn money to live. Growing vegetables is his hobby, but driving a bus is his livelihood.Revenue Noun Money that a business or person makes. My small shop needs more revenue this month to pay the high rent.Wading Verb Walking through deep water. I am afraid of wading through the dirty flood water to get to my car.Make up for lost income Phrase To work extra to get back money you missed earning. I need to work on Saturday to make up for lost income after I was sick in bed.Short-lived Adjective Lasting for only a short time. My happiness was short-lived when I saw the large electricity bill on the table.Widespread Adjective Happening in many places or to many people. There is widespread fear among parents about the dangerous road near the school.Isolated rain Noun Phrase Rain happening in only a few small areas. The isolated rain will not stop our family from enjoying a picnic in the park.