| 1 |
swarm: a swarm of bees. |
| 2 |
walkthrough. |
| 3 |
ephemeral. |
| 4 |
flock: a flock of rams. |
| 5 |
gloomy: gloomy wheather. |
| 6 |
black ice. |
| 7 |
duel. |
| 8 |
minibus. |
| 9 |
base. |
| 10 |
swallen. |
| 11 |
blunder. |
| 12 |
destination: his letter never reached its destination. |
| 13 |
dazzling - dazzling landscape is so bright that you cannot see for a short time after looking at it: a dazzling white light. |
| 14 |
landscape. |
| 15 |
flat - an area of low, level ground, often near water: the salt flats are used for motoracing. |
| 16 |
150 metres above sea level. |
| 17 |
take a trip. |
| 18 |
pure - not mixed with anything else: a pure cotton shirt; pure orange juice. |
| 19 |
breeding ground - a place where animals breed and produce their babies: these animals always return to the same breeding ground. |
| 20 |
breed - keep animals for the purpose of producing young animals in a controlled way: his main income comes from breeding cattle. |
| 21 |
cattle - a group of animals that includes cows, buffalo, and bison, that are often kept for their milk or meat. |
| 22 |
witness sth. |
| 23 |
purification. |
| 24 |
festivity. |
| 25 |
enthusiastically. |
| 26 |
spray. |
| 27 |
jet. |
| 28 |
spray jet. |
| 29 |
weigh up to (several kilos). |
| 30 |
trap. |
| 31 |
inhospitable. |
| 32 |
barren - unable to produce plants or fruit: we drove through a barren, rocky landscape. |
| 33 |
authorities. authority. |
| 34 |
pull the plug (on sth) - stop sth from continuing: the network pulled the plug on the show after three weeks. |
| 35 |
turn into sth - change or develop from one thing to another: rain in the morning will turn into snow during the afternoon. |
| 36 |
profitable. |
| 37 |
swing. |
| 38 |
a blast. |
| 39 |
cross - go from one side to the other one: be careful when you're crossing rivers. |
| 40 |
crowded. |
| 41 |
cupboard. |
| 42 |
curly. |
| 43 |
cut down - make a tree or other plant fall to the ground by cutting it near the bottom: why does cutting down trees cause droughts? |
| 44 |
drought - a long period when there's little or no rain: this year (a) severe drought has ruined the crops. |
| 45 |
crop. crops. |
| 46 |
cycle lane - a part of the road or a special path for the use of people riding bicycles: there aren't enough cycle lanes. |
| 47 |
dance music. |
| 48 |
hose. |
| 49 |
date - a romantic meeting. |
| 50 |
day-to-day - happening every day: day-to-day lives. |
| 51 |
deal with sth - take action in order to achieve sth or to solve a problem: good at dealing with bad luck. |
| 52 |
debt - an amount of money that you owe sb: pay off a debt. |
| 53 |
pay off. |
| 54 |
decade - a period of ten years. |
| 55 |
definitely - without any doubt: i'd definitely recommend coming to grenada. |
| 56 |
delete: i deleted the email. |
| 57 |
demanding - needing a lot of your time, attention, or effort: a demanding job needs a lot of time and energy. |
| 58 |
department - a part of organization such as a school, business, or government which deal with a particular area of work. |
| 59 |
depressed - very unhappy, often for a long time. |
| 60 |
despite: i went out last night, despite feeling really tired. |
| 61 |
destroyed: many of these places will be destroyed. |
| 62 |
detached - a detached building isn't joined to another building: a detached house. |
| 63 |
determined - wanting to do sth very much, and not letting anyone stop you: she's very determined. |
| 64 |
digest - change food in your stomach into substances that your body can use: when we fast, our body doesn't have to digest food. |
| 65 |
fast - eat no food for a period of time: one day a week he fasts for health reasons. |
| 66 |
disappointment - the feeling of being disappointed: book early to avoid disappointment. |
| 67 |
disaster - an extremely bad situation: disaster struck. |
| 68 |
disaster struck. |
| 69 |
strike struck struck - 1. refuse to continue working. 2. hit or attack sb or sth forcefully or violently. |
| 70 |
dishonest. |
| 71 |
disloyal. |
| 72 |
disorganised. |
| 73 |
display - arrange sth somewhere so that people can see it: 750 pairs of her shoes are displayed in the museum. |
| 74 |
dissimilar. |
| 75 |
diving. |
| 76 |
do your best - make the greatest effort possible: i did my best. |
| 77 |
donate - give money or goods to a person or organization that needs help |
| 78 |
raffle: a raffle ticket/prize; i have never won anything in a raffle. |
| 79 |
downloadable. |
| 80 |
do/play a concert/a gig. |
| 81 |
be a big fan of a singer/band. |
| 82 |
a fan - a person who likes a particular band, singer, sports team: i'm a big fan of coldplay. |
| 83 |
a single - a cd or record that has only one main song: have you heard madonna's new single? |
| 84 |
be/go onstage. |
| 85 |
a track: i downloaded this track from the band's website. |
| 86 |
on tour: bands can make a lot of money when they go on tour. |
| 87 |
the charts - official lists that show which singles and albums have sold the most copies each week: lady gaga has two albums in the charts. |
| 88 |
play live. |
| 89 |
venue - talk about a place where bands or singers play concerts: there are lots of great venues in london. |
| 90 |
talented. |
| 91 |
sensible - people can make good decisions based on reasons and facts. |
| 92 |
sensitive - people are able to understand other people's feelings and problems, and help them in a way that doesn't upset them. |
| 93 |
in a way. |
| 94 |
noticeable. |
| 95 |
dramatic - very sudden and noticeable: dramatic results. |
| 96 |
drawer - a container like a box without a lid that is part of a piece of furniture and that slides in and out: put things you don't want in a junk drawer. |
| 97 |
lid. |
| 98 |
junk. |
| 99 |
drawing pin. |
| 100 |
dull - not interesting: a dull job is very boring. |
| 101 |
dye - change the colour of sth by using a dye: dyed hair. |
| 102 |
effort - the energy that you need to do sth: if you want to help your child, praise the effort they make. |
| 103 |
embarrassed - feeling ashamed or shy: i'd be too embarrassed. |
| 104 |
ashamed. |
| 105 |
emission. |
| 106 |
encourage - give sb confidence or hope: encourage sb to do sth. |
| 107 |
enjoyable - an enjoyable event or experience gives you pleasure: a very enjoyable game. |
| 108 |
enjoyment. |
| 109 |
entertain. |
| 110 |
entertaining. |
| 111 |
entertainment. |
| 112 |
envelope. |
| 113 |
erupt - if a volcano erupts, it suddenly throws out smoke, fire, and melted rocks: tsunamis can also be caused by a landslide or a volcano erupting. |
| 114 |
landslide. |
| 115 |
escalator - moving stairs that take people from one level of a building to another: go up the escalator. |
| 116 |
estimate - guess the cost, size, value and so on of sth: they estimate that a hundred people were killed in the accident. |
| 117 |
evaporate - if a liquid evaporates or is evaporated, it changes into gas or vapour very small drops of water: the rainwater evaporates because it isn't held in the ground by the trees. |
| 118 |
vapor. |
| 119 |
even though: we enjoyed the concert even though there weren't many people there. |
| 120 |
ever - at any time: have you ever set off very early to go on holiday? |
| 121 |
evolve - develop or make sth develop, usually gradually: it's thought that crying evolved to show other humans that we need help. |
| 122 |
do an exam. |
| 123 |
excuse - false reasons why you can't do sth: make an excuse. |
| 124 |
make an excuse. |
| 125 |
excercise. |
| 126 |
extension - a telephone that is connected to the main telephone in an office or other large building: can you call gary on extension 223? |
| 127 |
eye contact - if two people make eye contact, they look at each other at the same time: good liers often make more eye contact than usual. |
| 128 |
failure - when sb or sth doesn't succeed: children who are frightened of failure. |
| 129 |
fake: fake laughter. |
| 130 |
download a track onto my phone. |
| 131 |
brave. |
| 132 |
stubborn. |
| 133 |
confident. |
| 134 |
practical. |
| 135 |
generous. |
| 136 |
mean. |
| 137 |
responsible - people behave sensibly and can make good decisions on their own. |
| 138 |
aggressive - people behave in an angry or violent way towards other people. |
| 139 |
optimistic. |
| 140 |
pessimistic. |
| 141 |
sb who is optimistic is an optimist. sb who is pessimistic is a pessimist. |
| 142 |
wandered - walked around slowly: have you ever wandered around an art gallery? |
| 143 |
appear - seem: the sculptures appear to be frozen in time. |
| 144 |
check out - go to a place to see what is it like: you should check out the museum of bad art. |
| 145 |
massive - very big: imelda marcos's massive shoe collection. |
| 146 |
displayed - organised in a way that they can be seen by the public: 50 pairs are now displayed in the museum. |
| 147 |
by the public. |
| 148 |
breathtaking. |
| 149 |
miniature - very small, particularly for sth that is usually much bigger: why not take him to visit the largest miniature railway museum in the world? |
| 150 |
track - the long pieces of metal on the ground that a train travels on: the museum has 12000 metres of track. |
| 151 |
impressive - admired and respected, often because it's special, important, or very large: it's an impressive sight. |
| 152 |
in progress. |
| 153 |
clubber. |
| 154 |
come over. |
| 155 |
into the crowd. |
| 156 |
interrupt. |
| 157 |
by adding. |
| 158 |
by the time. |
| 159 |
as soon as. as soon as possible. asap. |
| 160 |
do hair. |
| 161 |
the world cup. the world cup final. |
| 162 |
from the context. |
| 163 |
back then. |
| 164 |
sing along. |
| 165 |
bartender. |
| 166 |
have an album in the charts. have a cd in the charts. |
| 167 |
see sb play live. |
| 168 |
do an encore. |
| 169 |
be on tour. go on tour. |
| 170 |
release a new single. release a new cd. release a new album. |
| 171 |
composer. |
| 172 |
singer. |
| 173 |
song. |
| 174 |
sing sang sung. |
| 175 |
all the time. all along. |
| 176 |
for my 21st birthday.. |
| 177 |
have seat. |
| 178 |
near the front. |
| 179 |
come onstage. |
| 180 |
go crazy. |
| 181 |
throw sth into the crowd. |
| 182 |
sell sth on eBay. |
| 183 |
valuable possession. |
| 184 |
in dublin. |
| 185 |
dance music. |
| 186 |
for hours every day. |
| 187 |
in my bedroom. |
| 188 |
get a job working: ok, but i'm trying to get a job working in the kitchen of a chain restaurant. |
| 189 |
behind the bar. |
| 190 |
at a club. |
| 191 |
turn up. |
| 192 |
instead. play instead. |
| 193 |
begin to relax. |
| 194 |
give up djing. |
| 195 |
later that year. |
| 196 |
do the activity. |
| 197 |
a drummer. |
| 198 |
a bass guitarist. |
| 199 |
all the fans. |
| 200 |
an orchestra. |
| 201 |
the audience. |
| 202 |
start shaking. |
| 203 |
look proud. |
| 204 |
slot machine. |
| 205 |
alcoholic beverage. |
| 206 |
security guards. |
| 207 |
it's cool. |
| 208 |
at different times. |
| 209 |
make notes. |
| 210 |
on that day. |
| 211 |
afterwards. |
| 212 |
in the past,.. |
| 213 |
student's record-book. |
| 214 |
nowadays,.. |
| 215 |
instead of buying sth,.. |
| 216 |
salary went down to $5. |
| 217 |
throw out of sth. |
| 218 |
hit record. |
| 219 |
for the rest of his career. |
| 220 |
queue overnight. overnight. |
| 221 |
see sb tweet. |
| 222 |
takeaway pizza. |
| 223 |
in case. |
| 224 |
paint the room. |
| 225 |
sack. get sacked. |
| 226 |
spill. |
| 227 |
on the show. |
| 228 |
acting. |
| 229 |
in a factory. |
| 230 |
less than five years later,.. |
| 231 |
at the seaside. |
| 232 |
run into - meet sb you know when you're not expetcting to: i ran into my boss at the supermarket. |
| 233 |
think of reasons. |
| 234 |
insect repellent. |
| 235 |
fall out - argue with sb and stop being friendly with them: you two have never fallen out, have you? |
| 236 |
fancy - want to have or do sth: i really fancy going away this weekend. |
| 237 |
fascinated - extremely interested: absolutely fascinated. |
| 238 |
favour - sth that you do to help sb: do sb a favour. |
| 239 |
do someone a favour. |
| 240 |
feel up to sth - have the energy to do sth: i don't feel up to going out after class. |
| 241 |
fertility - the ability of people or animals to have babies: they became a sign of fertility. |
| 242 |
finances. |
| 243 |
finally - after a long time or some difficulty: when you finally speak to sb they hardly ever solve your problem. |
| 244 |
firefighter. |
| 245 |
have you ever wondered? |
| 246 |
on my own = by myself = alone. |
| 247 |
gifted. |
| 248 |
good-natured - naturally friendly and doesn't get angry easily. |
| 249 |
narrow-minded. |
| 250 |
strong-willed - very determined to do what you want to do. |
| 251 |
impatient. |
| 252 |
bad-tempered - often annoyed, angry or impatient. |
| 253 |
well-behaved - behave in a quiet and polite way. |
| 254 |
broad-minded/open-minded - happy to accept ideas and ways of life different to your own. |
| 255 |
way of life. |
| 256 |
weak-willed - not determined enough to succeed in what you want to do. |
| 257 |
over-confident/self-confident - too sure about yourself and your abilities. |
| 258 |
hard-working - always doing a lot of work. |
| 259 |
self-centred - interested only in yourself. |
| 260 |
cut myself. |
| 261 |
not any more. |
| 262 |
home cinema. |
| 263 |
sting. |
| 264 |
sell out. |
| 265 |
very funny. |
| 266 |
that's the point of the series. |
| 267 |
i wouldn't last. |
| 268 |
no, me neither. |
| 269 |
end up. |
| 270 |
until the end. |
| 271 |
whatever. |
| 272 |
disappear into the jungle. |
| 273 |
in total. |
| 274 |
if he did, he didn't take enough. |
| 275 |
mosquito. |
| 276 |
that's amazing. |
| 277 |
ouch. |
| 278 |
fly back. |
| 279 |
have a rest. |
| 280 |
run a marathon in 3 hours. |
| 281 |
you're joking. |
| 282 |
peruvian. |
| 283 |
upload a video onto one's website. |
| 284 |
surreal. |
| 285 |
day out. |
| 286 |
snorkel. |
| 287 |
a glass-bottomed boat. |
| 288 |
get engaged. |
| 289 |
the house is a mess. |
| 290 |
set the alarm. |
| 291 |
eventually. |
| 292 |
fortunately,. |
| 293 |
break into. |
| 294 |
get in. |
| 295 |
get embarrassed. |
| 296 |
tidying. |
| 297 |
i have no idea. |
| 298 |
swamp. |
| 299 |
swan. |
| 300 |
multiplication table. |
| 301 |
flowery - decorated with a pattern of flowers: a flowery dress. |
| 302 |
seabed. |
| 303 |
flowerbed. |
| 304 |
flu. |
| 305 |
follow - be interested in an event or activity: follow sb on twitter. |
| 306 |
food poisoning - an illness caused by eating food containing harmfull bacteria: i think you've got food poisoning. |
| 307 |
forgive - decide not to be angry with sb or not to punish them for sth they have done: people are more likely to forgive you if you blush. |
| 308 |
likely. |
| 309 |
forties - be aged between 40 and 49: in his late forties. |
| 310 |
fortunate. |
| 311 |
forward - send a letter, email, that you have received to sb else: forward sth to sb. |
| 312 |
freshly-: freshly-made. freshly-cooked. |
| 313 |
friendly: a friendly neighbourhood. |
| 314 |
frown - make your face show that you're annoyed or worried by moving your eyebrows lines of hair above your eyes: she frowned when i said his name. |
| 315 |
full-time. |
| 316 |
gale - a very strong wind: there will be gales in the south tonight. |
| 317 |
garage. |
| 318 |
gene: your genes. |
| 319 |
generally speaking - used to explain that you're talking about sth in a general way: generally speaking, most children don't do enough sport. |
| 320 |
in a general way. |
| 321 |
get around: what's the best way for tourists to get around your country? |
| 322 |
make a fire. |
| 323 |
highlight. |
| 324 |
a long-distance swimmer. |
| 325 |
by crossing sea. |
| 326 |
break the world. |
| 327 |
rainforest. |
| 328 |
weird. |
| 329 |
well-known. |
| 330 |
bizarre. |
| 331 |
massive. |
| 332 |
famously. |
| 333 |
high-heeled shoe. |
| 334 |
life-size. |
| 335 |
on the seabed. |
| 336 |
explore. |
| 337 |
hire a glass-bottomed boat. |
| 338 |
in the days before video games. |
| 339 |
flashlight. |
| 340 |
an impressive sight. |
| 341 |
peckish. |
| 342 |
pencil holder. |
| 343 |
set up. |
| 344 |
exhibit. |
| 345 |
trial - a hearing of statements and showing of objects in a law court to judge if a person is guilty of a crime or to decide a case or a legal matter: it was a very complicated trial that went on for months. |
| 346 |
make notes. |
| 347 |
the zoo. |
| 348 |
visiting friends. |
| 349 |
a sport event. |
| 350 |
shoot at the camera. shoot a video of sth or sb. |
| 351 |
viewer. |
| 352 |
lump - a piece of a solid substance, usually with no particular shape: a lump of coal. |
| 353 |
support a football team. |
| 354 |
confrontation. |
| 355 |
offensive. |
| 356 |
soften. |
| 357 |
visit online. |
| 358 |
advert. |
| 359 |
rehearse. |
| 360 |
session. recording session = a period of time, often in a professional studio, for recording music. |
| 361 |
refreshment. |
| 362 |
requirement. |
| 363 |
accompany. accompanied by an adult. |
| 364 |
bring up to. bring up to two guests. |
| 365 |
availability. |
| 366 |
thing - sth you enjoy. |
| 367 |
if there's time. |
| 368 |
it's a day of your own. |
| 369 |
under 16s.. |
| 370 |
if you need help,. |
| 371 |
browse. |
| 372 |
as much as possible. |
| 373 |
recap. |
| 374 |
mentor. |
| 375 |
alternatively. |
| 376 |
pass new law: have they passed a new law? |
| 377 |
shock at the news. |
| 378 |
publicity. |
| 379 |
stunt - an exciting action, usually in a film, that is dangerous and usually needs to be done by sb skilled: it's a typical action movie with plenty of spectectular stunts. |
| 380 |
invent. |
| 381 |
prompt. |
| 382 |
get back - return to a place after you have been somewhere else: did anyone pick you up from the airport when you got back? |
| 383 |
get hold of sth/sb - obtain sth or to manage to speak to sb: who in your family is usually difficult to get hold of? |
| 384 |
get in - succeed in being chosen or elected for a position in a school or other organization: you might not get in this year if you don't apply soon. |
| 385 |
get on. |
| 386 |
get out of - avoid doing sth that you should do, often by giving an excuse: i tried to get out of the whole thing. |
| 387 |
get over sth - begin fell better after being unhappy or ill: olivia got over her last three divorces quickly. |
| 388 |
get rid of sth - throw sth away or give sth to sb because you don't want it now: the article tells you how to get rid of junk. |
| 389 |
get to know sb/sth - spend time with sb or sth so that you gradually learn more about them. |
| 390 |
get to sleep. |
| 391 |
give sth away - give sth to sb without asking for any money: things to give away. |
| 392 |
glamorous. |
| 393 |
skirmish - a fight between a small numbers of soldiers that is usually short and not planned, and happens away from the main area of fighting in a war: rebels skirmished with nearby american forces. |
| 394 |
ruthless - not thinking or worrying about any pain caused to others; cruel: a ruthless dictator. |
| 395 |
life cycle. |
| 396 |
matter to me. |
| 397 |
happen to me. |
| 398 |
have air conditioning. |
| 399 |
picturesque - (especially of a place) attractive in appearance, especially in an old-fashioned way: the picturesque narrow streets of the old city. |
| 400 |
buzz. |
| 401 |
crash into the car. |
| 402 |
a yacht. |
| 403 |
a ferry. |
| 404 |
circumnavigate. circumnavigate the globe. |
| 405 |
social services. |
| 406 |
at sea. |
| 407 |
tough. |
| 408 |
close to land. |
| 409 |
battle. |
| 410 |
voyage. |
| 411 |
threaten. |
| 412 |
lift. |
| 413 |
traumatic. |
| 414 |
deviate. |
| 415 |
hi there. |
| 416 |
debate. |
| 417 |
advertiser. |
| 418 |
a matter of life and death. |
| 419 |
`some of them can` be `quite` aggressive `at times`. |
| 420 |
`on the whole, most` fans just want to see a good game. |
| 421 |
footballers `tend to` earn `rather` a lot of money. |
| 422 |
that's `not very` sensible behaviour, is it? |
| 423 |
`generally speaking, most` footballers are just normal people. |
| 424 |
`perhaps some` people `can` take it `a bit` too seriously. |
| 425 |
whistle. |
| 426 |
have fun. |
| 427 |
it's ridiculous. |
| 428 |
get paid. |
| 429 |
get into fights. |
| 430 |
get into trouble. |
| 431 |
take sth seriously. |
| 432 |
kick a ball around. |
| 433 |
obsessed. become obsessed with sth. |
| 434 |
next door. |
| 435 |
washing machine. |
| 436 |
leave sb in peace. |
| 437 |
that's wonderful news. |
| 438 |
yeah, that's true. |
| 439 |
hundreds of millions of.. |
| 440 |
film star. |
| 441 |
very funny. |
| 442 |
behave oneself. |
| 443 |
i wouldn't mind.. |
| 444 |
..and things like that. |
| 445 |
generally speaking, most.. |
| 446 |
on the whole, most.. |
| 447 |
be about to. |
| 448 |
involuntarily. |
| 449 |
selfish - sb who is selfish only thinks of their own advantage: . |
| 450 |
behave in a particularly way. |
| 451 |
soften. |
| 452 |
at sport. |
| 453 |
care. |
| 454 |
cheat in exams. |
| 455 |
gorilla. |
| 456 |
snoring. |
| 457 |
things get worse and worse. |
| 458 |
pull sb out. |
| 459 |
walk by a lake. |
| 460 |
the next day. |
| 461 |
start taking swimming lessons. |
| 462 |
generalization. |
| 463 |
teammate. |
| 464 |
inconsiderate. |
| 465 |
intelligent. |
| 466 |
arrogant. |
| 467 |
weed. |
| 468 |
make up. |
| 469 |
great at maths. |
| 470 |
write a message on a piece of paper. |
| 471 |
chain restaurant. |
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