| 1 |
round off. |
| 2 |
hair dryer. |
| 3 |
cattle. |
| 4 |
fan - all construction of ventilator. |
| 5 |
ventilator. |
| 6 |
plug. |
| 7 |
a pan scourer. scourer. |
| 8 |
highlighter. |
| 9 |
dutch. holand. |
| 10 |
danish. denmark. |
| 11 |
naive. |
| 12 |
helix - a curve that goes around a central tube or cone shape in the form of a spiral. |
| 13 |
spiral. |
| 14 |
adapter. |
| 15 |
off: up to 50% off. |
| 16 |
from - this price or more: from $250. |
| 17 |
sale. |
| 18 |
a bargain. |
| 19 |
products - things sold in a shop. |
| 20 |
goods. |
| 21 |
refund - money that you get back when your return sth you have bought. |
| 22 |
stock - the total number of things you can buy. |
| 23 |
branch - one of a number of shops that are part of the same company. |
| 24 |
discount - the amount prices are reduced by. |
| 25 |
skin-care. |
| 26 |
i'm afraid.. |
| 27 |
40% off the price of sth. |
| 28 |
give discounts of.. |
| 29 |
receipt. |
| 30 |
euros. |
| 31 |
in the sale. |
| 32 |
aquarius - innovative, admired, eccentric. |
| 33 |
innovative. |
| 34 |
eccentric. |
| 35 |
pisces - free, sensual, sensitive. |
| 36 |
sensual - opposite sensible. |
| 37 |
areas - brave, independent, impulsive. |
| 38 |
dinstinguish. |
| 39 |
clarify. |
| 40 |
analysis. |
| 41 |
carefully. |
| 42 |
discriminate. |
| 43 |
by asking. |
| 44 |
make true sth. |
| 45 |
excessively. |
| 46 |
overcorrect - correct excessively. |
| 47 |
the aim of this moment is.. |
| 48 |
expose. |
| 49 |
cognate - like similar. |
| 50 |
annual. |
| 51 |
prior. |
| 52 |
as necessary. |
| 53 |
justify - give or be a good reason for: i can't really justify taking another day off work. |
| 54 |
accurate. |
| 55 |
thank goodness. |
| 56 |
sleep well. |
| 57 |
have a good weekend| thanks. same to you. |
| 58 |
can i help you?| no, we're just looking. |
| 59 |
pleased to meet you too. |
| 60 |
make a decision. |
| 61 |
make a mistake. |
| 62 |
make money. |
| 63 |
make friends. |
| 64 |
make a noise. |
| 65 |
make dinner. |
| 66 |
make an excuse. |
| 67 |
make someone laugh. make someone cry. |
| 68 |
make up your mind. |
| 69 |
make progress. |
| 70 |
make a cake. |
| 71 |
make an appointment -- arrange to meet with a doctor, a dentist, but not with friends. |
| 72 |
arrange to meet -- we use this construction for meeting with. friends: i've arranged to meet a friend after work. |
| 73 |
make a mess of sth - do sth badly or make a lot of mistakes. |
| 74 |
do the cleaning. |
| 75 |
do a course. |
| 76 |
do homework. |
| 77 |
do nothing. |
| 78 |
do exercise -- example, go for a run. |
| 79 |
do the shopping. |
| 80 |
do some work. |
| 81 |
do the washing. |
| 82 |
do a degree. |
| 83 |
do an exam. |
| 84 |
do the housework. |
| 85 |
do someone a favour. |
| 86 |
do the washing-up (uk) = do the dishes (us). |
| 87 |
choose ~ pick. |
| 88 |
satisfied ~ content. |
| 89 |
lucky ~ fortunate. |
| 90 |
behave ~ act. |
| 91 |
notice ~ spot. |
| 92 |
by chance ~ accidentally. |
| 93 |
attitude ~ approach. |
| 94 |
sure ~ certain. |
| 95 |
deal with ~ cope with. |
| 96 |
show ~ reveal. |
| 97 |
concerned ~ worried. |
| 98 |
frightened ~ scared. |
| 99 |
make a decision ~ make up your mind. |
| 100 |
try to do ~ have a go at doing. |
| 101 |
talk to someone ~ chat to someone. |
| 102 |
nice ~ pleasant. |
| 103 |
enormous ~ huge. |
| 104 |
pleased ~ glad. |
| 105 |
wonderful ~ brilliant. |
| 106 |
terrible ~ awful. |
| 107 |
have a go. |
| 108 |
attitude. |
| 109 |
weigh the pros and cons. |
| 110 |
abrupt - sudden, unexpected, and often unpleasant: an abrupt change. |
| 111 |
fictitious. |
| 112 |
comprehension. |
| 113 |
focus attention on sth. |
| 114 |
consolidation. |
| 115 |
point to the photo. |
| 116 |
orally. |
| 117 |
reinforce the meaning. |
| 118 |
elicit. |
| 119 |
tempt - sth that tempts you attracts you and makes you want it, even though it's wrong or harmful. |
| 120 |
briefly. |
| 121 |
classmate. |
| 122 |
dictation. |
| 123 |
exchange lists to check. |
| 124 |
get students to follow. |
| 125 |
diagram. |
| 126 |
when i turned 13. |
| 127 |
gale. |
| 128 |
get around. |
| 129 |
life-size. |
| 130 |
stunt - an exciting action, usually in a film, that is dangerous or appears dangerous, and usually need to be done by someone skilled: tom cruise has performed his own stunts for mission impossible 2. |
| 131 |
get hold of sth/sb. |
| 132 |
disrupte: anti-war protesters dirupted the debate. |
| 133 |
hit: 7 million hits on youtube. |
| 134 |
comfy. |
| 135 |
assume. |
| 136 |
for being late. |
| 137 |
do you find it easy.. |
| 138 |
apply. |
| 139 |
how are things? how are things with you? |
| 140 |
fashion design. do fashion design. |
| 141 |
that kind of thing. |
| 142 |
that's fantastic news. |
| 143 |
sales manager. |
| 144 |
set up. |
| 145 |
sales team. |
| 146 |
take the job. |
| 147 |
university fees. |
| 148 |
come out. |
| 149 |
get back. |
| 150 |
when i have time. |
| 151 |
hostel. |
| 152 |
get a loan. |
| 153 |
no way. |
| 154 |
get a grade. |
| 155 |
imperative. |
| 156 |
make an effort. |
| 157 |
good grades. |
| 158 |
praise. |
| 159 |
pushy parents. pushy. |
| 160 |
whereas - compared with the fact: he must be about 60, whereas his wife looks 30. |
| 161 |
ulcer - a break in the skin, or on the surface of an organ inside the body: a mouth/stomach ulcer. |
| 162 |
fiction. |
| 163 |
sure enough. |
| 164 |
feet-first. |
| 165 |
foreshortening: foreshortening suggested that it had been taken with a zoom lens.. |
| 166 |
no need to hurry. |
| 167 |
oh, dear. |
| 168 |
where in italy are you from? |
| 169 |
sunny. |
| 170 |
other relatives.. |
| 171 |
at christmas, |
| 172 |
on a birthday. |
| 173 |
in advance. |
| 174 |
growing up. |
| 175 |
apply for a job. apply to university. |
| 176 |
put pressure on someone. |
| 177 |
get good grades. |
| 178 |
failure. |
| 179 |
travel insurance. |
| 180 |
feel a bit depressed. |
| 181 |
get a cold. |
| 182 |
feel stressed. |
| 183 |
a shooting star. |
| 184 |
a lucky charm. |
| 185 |
superstition. |
| 186 |
throw sth over. |
| 187 |
rabbit's foot. |
| 188 |
the romans. |
| 189 |
crops. |
| 190 |
fertility. |
| 191 |
good spirits. evil spirits. |
| 192 |
helping in the home. |
| 193 |
these days.. |
| 194 |
to please. |
| 195 |
as we know, as we all know, |
| 196 |
train driver. |
| 197 |
in the tunnel. |
| 198 |
on christmas day. |
| 199 |
at 12.00 noon. |
| 200 |
..days' holiday a year. |
| 201 |
in one day. |
| 202 |
at the end of the day. |
| 203 |
controller. |
| 204 |
wash your hair. |
| 205 |
silly question. |
| 206 |
wear a uniform. |
| 207 |
watch television. |
| 208 |
live in a small village. |
| 209 |
help with the housework. |
| 210 |
have two weeks holiday. |
| 211 |
a computer programmer. |
| 212 |
defeat. |
| 213 |
struggle. |
| 214 |
a polytechnic. |
| 215 |
a menial job. |
| 216 |
go bankrupt. |
| 217 |
make the most of sth. |
| 218 |
take risks. |
| 219 |
directly. |
| 220 |
lead a life. |
| 221 |
if only: where you constantly wonder 'if only'. |
| 222 |
reject. turn down. |
| 223 |
give up hope. |
| 224 |
day job. |
| 225 |
be likely to verb. |
| 226 |
regarded. |
| 227 |
reportedly saying. reportedly. |
| 228 |
even though. though. |
| 229 |
award. |
| 230 |
succession. |
| 231 |
trade. |
| 232 |
the company's first product. |
| 233 |
puncture. |
| 234 |
draw a map. |
| 235 |
just in case: i don't think it will rain, but i'll take an umbrella just in case. |
| 236 |
call sb on this number. |
| 237 |
in case of ~ if there's: in case of fire, please leave the building as quickly as possible. |
| 238 |
emergency. |
| 239 |
anorak. |
| 240 |
take a map. |
| 241 |
take a camera. |
| 242 |
take some water. |
| 243 |
take an anorak. |
| 244 |
take pictures. |
| 245 |
use a computer. |
| 246 |
property office. |
| 247 |
burglar alarm. |
| 248 |
get insurance. |
| 249 |
medical treatment. |
| 250 |
have a glass of water. |
| 251 |
work hard. |
| 252 |
enjoy themselves. |
| 253 |
help yourself. |
| 254 |
meteorite. meteor. |
| 255 |
have good luck. |
| 256 |
cuckoo. |
| 257 |
occassionally. |
| 258 |
put on a musical. |
| 259 |
1.1. asking to speak: may i make a suggestion. |
| 260 |
1.2. asking to speak: can i make a point here? |
| 261 |
1.3. asking to speak: can i just say sth here? |
| 262 |
2.1. making suggestions: how about (having some live music)? |
| 263 |
2.2. making suggestions: we could (hire some professional musicians). |
| 264 |
2.3. making suggestions: what about (charging people five pounds each)? |
| 265 |
2.4. making suggestions: have you thought of (asking the school to put on a musical)? |
| 266 |
2.5. making suggestions: i suggest we (have some competitions). |
| 267 |
3.1. ways of agreeing: yes, that sounds like a good idea. |
| 268 |
3.2. ways of agreeing: well, it's (definitely) worth a try. |
| 269 |
3.3. ways of agreeing: yes, that could work. |
| 270 |
3.4. ways of agreeing: what a great/brilliant idea. |
| 271 |
4.1. ways of disagreeing: i'm not sure about that. for one thing.. |
| 272 |
4.2. ways of disagreeing: sorry, i don't think we should do that. |
| 273 |
4.3. ways of disagreeing: i'm not sure that's a good idea. |
| 274 |
oath. |
| 275 |
nan. |
| 276 |
poker. |
| 277 |
have a bath. |
| 278 |
walk barefoot. barefoot. |
| 279 |
pudding. |
| 280 |
boutique. |
| 281 |
lily. |
| 282 |
massage. |
| 283 |
song-writer. songwriter. |
| 284 |
cookery writer. |
| 285 |
..from there. |
| 286 |
on the grass. |
| 287 |
garden centre. |
| 288 |
spa hotel. |
| 289 |
it's a great way to end. |
| 290 |
work-life balance. |
| 291 |
touch wood. |
| 292 |
that's quite strange. isn't it? |
| 293 |
hang on. |
| 294 |
call on sb or sth. |
| 295 |
that's in here too. |
| 296 |
as a medicine. |
| 297 |
unfortunately for me,. |
| 298 |
intuition. |
| 299 |
cheer up. |
| 300 |
feel sure. |
| 301 |
dramatic. |
| 302 |
fingers crossed. |
| 303 |
charlaten. |
| 304 |
take a risk. |
| 305 |
a lucky break. |
| 306 |
choir. |
| 307 |
executive. |
| 308 |
the lead singer. |
| 309 |
greasy. |
| 310 |
quiz show. |
| 311 |
send off. |
| 312 |
unheard-of. |
| 313 |
at the audition. |
| 314 |
look awful. |
| 315 |
household. |
| 316 |
on the menu. |
| 317 |
take over. |
| 318 |
performance ~ piece. |
| 319 |
break ~ opportunity. |
| 320 |
legendary ~ very famous. |
| 321 |
lead ~ main. |
| 322 |
unheard-of ~ unknown. |
| 323 |
invention ~ discovery. |
| 324 |
serendipity. |
| 325 |
and the rest. |
| 326 |
click on a link. |
| 327 |
the night before. |
| 328 |
street party. |
| 329 |
charge someone $5. |
| 330 |
a raffle. |
| 331 |
donate. |
| 332 |
a stall. |
| 333 |
involve people in sth. |
| 334 |
a stage. |
| 335 |
hammer. |
| 336 |
taurus: good taste, sensual, down to earth, stubborn. |
| 337 |
down to earth. |
| 338 |
good taste. |
| 339 |
lucky break. |
| 340 |
go away. |
| 341 |
a point in time. |
| 342 |
head chef. |
| 343 |
in overall. |
| 344 |
get lost (2 def). |
| 345 |
peel. |
| 346 |
nerd (2 def). |
| 347 |
commandment: one of the ten commandments which are rules of behavior. |
| 348 |
decontamination. |
| 349 |
germ. |
| 350 |
a permanent home. |
| 351 |
blister. |
| 352 |
blizzard. |
| 353 |
blush. |
| 354 |
bond. |
| 355 |
presenter. |
| 356 |
denote. |
| 357 |
bullying. |
| 358 |
film. video (verbs). |
| 359 |
delicious ~ disguisting (antonym). |
| 360 |
brave ~ cowardly (antonym). |
| 361 |
spicy ~ mild (antonym). |
| 362 |
spacious ~ cramped (antonym). |
| 363 |
satisfied ~ dissatisfied (antonym). |
| 364 |
delighted ~ horrified (antonym). |
| 365 |
gorgeous ~ hideous (antonym). |
| 366 |
increase ~ decrease (antonym). |
| 367 |
include ~ exclude (antonym). |
| 368 |
tax. |
| 369 |
fit: we can fit five people in our room. |
| 370 |
serve. |
| 371 |
invite someone to dinner. |
| 372 |
thorough. |
| 373 |
love to hate. |
| 374 |
we have never ever.. |
| 375 |
i haven't ever.. |
| 376 |
dash -- run quickly for a short period of time. |
| 377 |
en-dash. |
| 378 |
em-dash. |
| 379 |
sundry. |
| 380 |
various. |
| 381 |
pick up a bargain. |
| 382 |
yes, go ahead. |
| 383 |
ad. |
| 384 |
local paper. |
| 385 |
go walking. |
| 386 |
fast food. |
| 387 |
take sth back. |
| 388 |
make money from sth. |
| 389 |
post one's ideas on the website. |
| 390 |
in photography. |
| 391 |
a pay rise. |
| 392 |
get a salary. |
| 393 |
get hungry. |
| 394 |
miss the plane. |
| 395 |
get a flight. |
| 396 |
put on weight. |
| 397 |
sun cream. |
| 398 |
maths test. |
| 399 |
get thirsty: i usually have a glass of water by the bed in case i get thirsty in the night. |
| 400 |
by the bed. |
| 401 |
play music: i can't work if someone is playing music. |
| 402 |
take sth again: if you fail the exam, you have to take it again. |
| 403 |
some verbs aren't reflexive: have a wash/ have a shower/ have a shave, get dressed -- not with reflexive. |
| 404 |
we often use reflexive with enjoy: enjoy themselves. |
| 405 |
travel insurance. |
| 406 |
car breaks. car breaks down. |
| 407 |
superstitious. |
| 408 |
make a wish. |
| 409 |
day-to-day life. |
| 410 |
in a queue. |
| 411 |
on a train. |
| 412 |
how content do you feel about your life? |
| 413 |
what kind of approach to life do you have? |
| 414 |
try to do -- attempt to do or make an effort. try doing -- do sth to see if it solves a problem. |
| 415 |
a 'lucky break': in fact, many successful people simply get a 'lucky break'. |
| 416 |
serendipity (like a 'lucky break') -- good luck that makes you find sth interesting or valuable by chance: the scientist's discovery was a real case of serendipity. |
| 417 |
choir -- a group of people who sing together. |
| 418 |
the lead singer. |
| 419 |
take (sth) over -- get control of or responsibility for sth: a young, unknown singer was asked to take over. |
| 420 |
a household name: the film Mad Max made Mel a household name. |
| 421 |
greasy -- containing or covered with fat or oil: he complained that they were too thick and too greasy. greasy food. greasy fingers. |
| 422 |
break ~ opportunity. |
| 423 |
legendary ~ very famous. |
| 424 |
lead ~ main. |
| 425 |
unheard-of ~ unknown. |
| 426 |
invention ~ discovery. |
| 427 |
performance ~ piece. |
| 428 |
gorgeous -- very beautiful or pleasant: you look gorgeous in that dress; what gorgeous flowers! |
| 429 |
sales tax: these prices all exclude sales tax. |
| 430 |
cowardly: running away was a very cowardly thing to do. why didn't you stay and help us? |
| 431 |
decrease | increase. |
| 432 |
exclude | include. |
| 433 |
hideous -- very ugly: i'd like to go and stay in a nicer hotel. this place is absolutely hideous. |
| 434 |
hideous | gorgeous. |
| 435 |
mild | spicy. |
| 436 |
mild: is that a mild dish? i don't want anything to hot. |
| 437 |
spacious | cramped. |
| 438 |
horrified | delighted. |
| 439 |
find sth difficult. |
| 440 |
working life. |
| 441 |
the best-looking. |
| 442 |
fit: we can fit seven people in our tent. |
| 443 |
hold a festival: as you know, we're planning to hold a festival in the summer. |
| 444 |
yes, that seems a good place to start. |
| 445 |
how about.. how about having some live music? |
| 446 |
yes, that sounds like a good idea. |
| 447 |
who shall we get to play? |
| 448 |
for one thing, they could be quite expensive. |
| 449 |
what about charging people? |
| 450 |
in the local paper. |
| 451 |
on the website. |
| 452 |
raffle -- similar to lottery; a competition in which people buy tickets with numbers on them and win a prize if any of them numbers are chosen: raffle tickets. |
| 453 |
the head teacher. |
| 454 |
put on a musical. |
| 455 |
graduate (v). graudate (n). |
| 456 |
separate (v). separate (adj). |
| 457 |
pirate. |
| 458 |
donate money to charity. |
| 459 |
climate change: some of our graduates investigate climate change. |
| 460 |
come with us: we won't go out if you don't come with us. |
| 461 |
get angry. |
| 462 |
read to them. |
| 463 |
How nice to see you! |
| 464 |
Doing some shopping? |
| 465 |
to get him: it's my brother's birthday next week and i've been trying to find something to get him. |
| 466 |
any luck? |
| 467 |
what's he interested in? |
| 468 |
i'd better get going. see you soon. |
| 469 |
you have to send them back. |
| 470 |
over the third weekend of August. |
| 471 |
to suit: there's a range of tickets to suit everyone. |
| 472 |
on the festival site: most festival-goers camp in the fields on the festival site. |
| 473 |
in the nearby villages. |
| 474 |
a parking fee. |
| 475 |
for however long you stay. |
| 476 |
home-cooked: you can also get home-cooked breakfasts in the main square. |
| 477 |
event: this is a family-friendly event, so children under 16 are allowed in for half price. |
| 478 |
be asleep. |
| 479 |
favour (uk) ~ favor (us). |
| 480 |
photography: i'm doing a course in photography. |
| 481 |
neighbour (uk) ~ neighbor (us). |
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