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suspence -- the feeling of excitement or nervousness that you have when you're waiting for sth to happen: she kept him in suspense before she said that she would marry him. |
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vocabulary bank. |
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fine-tuning -- make tiny changes to sth in order to make it work as well as possible. |
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intelligible -- (of speach and writing) clear enough to be understood: she was so upset when she spoke that she was hardly intelligible. |
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intrinsic -- basic characteristic of a person or thing. |
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colloquial english. |
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competence. |
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cumulative. |
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booletproof. |
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blackmail. |
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hacking. |
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mislead. |
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self-study. |
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lead singer. |
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headline -- to be the main performer at a concert: she has headlined at the Glustonbury Festival. |
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self-centred: i can be very self-centred. |
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embarrass: what is your most embarrassing moment? |
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superpower. |
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not meant it. |
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overuse: what word or phrase do you most overuse? |
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star: he has since starred in many successful TV series. |
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keep sb awake: what keeps you awake at night? |
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go for walks. |
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guilty pleasure - sth you enjoy, but think you shouldn't: do you have a guilty pleasure? |
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BRITs -- the British annual pop music awards. |
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family-oriented: who is very family-oriented? |
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the least interesting. |
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i'd prefer not to answer that (i'd rather not to answer that) if you don't mind. |
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from then onwards: we suggest that from then onwards you insist on questions always being formed correctly. |
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indiscreet -- saying things that should be secret or that embarrass people. |
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questions and answers. |
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wallpaper - the background pattern or picture you choose to have on the screen of your phone, computer, etc. |
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presuppose. |
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treasured possession. |
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psychic. |
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e.g. ~ for example. |
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i.e. ~ that is. |
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yes. i think so. |
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yes, it's boiling (about wheather). |
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i fancy a drink. |
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feel happy. |
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sympathy. |
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i'm one of seven. |
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for one thing: well, for one thing, i don't like them very much. |
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sporty. |
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yes, very. |
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i can't think of anything worse. |
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tough. |
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job-seeker -- people who are looking for a job. |
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elite. elite company. |
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burr. |
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selfish. what's the most selfish thing you've ever done? |
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cv. what on your cv is the closest thing to a lie? |
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defensive. |
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the point of -- the main reason for something: the point of the document. |
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polygraph. |
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exaggeration. |
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rivalry -- a situation in which people, businesses compete with each other for the same thing. |
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good-natured rivalry -- friendly competition. |
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drive to succeed. |
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light-hearted response -- an answer which is intended to be amusing rather than serious. |
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foolproof -- so easy and simple to understand that it is unable to go wrong: there's no foolproof answer. |
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geek -- a person who is very interested in and who knows a lot about a particular subject. |
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decent chance. |
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work-life balance. |
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personality. personality type. |
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gut. gut feeling. |
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gut feeling -- a reaction based on feelings and emotions rather than thought or reason. |
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carry on. carry on reading. |
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compared with. |
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plane crash. |
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genuine. |
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reincarnation. |
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ridiculous. |
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and you got the place? |
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get pregnant. |
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advertising agency. |
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he kept checking information on my cv. |
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interviewer. |
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jaguar. |
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tough questions. |
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capital. capital letter. |
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float. |
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everything is in order. |
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the bermuda triangle. |
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distress. distress call: no distress call was made. |
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scour: boats and planes scoured the area for wreckage or survivors. |
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wreckage. |
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new guinea. |
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around-the-world. around-the-world flight. |
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on the search: four million dollars was spent on the search. |
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lighthouse. lighthouse keeper. |
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puzzle in history. |
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puzzle -- sth that is difficult to understand or explain |
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baffle -- to cunfuse sb completely: a case that has baffled detectives. |
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for centuries,. |
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steamship. |
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relieve: to relieve the men. |
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knock over: one of the chairs was knocked over. |
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rain jacket. |
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log book: the last entry in the log book. |
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kidnapped: they were kidnapped by german agents. |
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serpent. sea serpent. |
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come up with: what theories did people come up with? |
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employ: three lighthouse keepers were employed. |
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remote -- far away from other places where other people live. |
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extraordinary -- unexpected, surprising or strange. |
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trace -- a mark, object, or sign that shows that sb or sth existed or was present. |
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solve -- to find the correct answer or explanation for sth. |
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superstitious. |
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among other clues,. |
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all over: lying all over the island. |
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a one-hundred-foot wave. |
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mid-ocean. |
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devastating force. |
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marine. marine scientist. |
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so finally,. |
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sweep away. |
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rush out. |
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solve the case. |
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an unidentified flying object. |
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5-story building. |
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faith healer - a person who treats sick people through the power of belief or prayer. |
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fortune-teller. |
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spooky. |
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odd. |
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psychic - a person who claims to be able to predict the future or communicate with dead people. |
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how spooky. |
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thing comes into my head. |
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the sun is out. |
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there's a light breeze. |
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come across: you come across an animal. |
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clearing: there's a house in the middle of the clearing. |
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back door. |
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ceramic. ceramic cup. |
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how wet do you get? |
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decisive. |
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confront: you confront your problems. |
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open-minded. |
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self-sufficient. |
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palmistry. |
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graphology. |
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astrology. |
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lose weight. |
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get wet. |
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absent-minded. |
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bad-tempered. |
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big-headed. |
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easy-going. |
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good-tempered. |
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laid-back. |
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narrow-minded. |
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strong-willed. |
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tight-fisted. |
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two-faced. |
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well-balanced. |
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well-behaved. |
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mittens. |
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biographical info. |
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charisma. |
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shoking. |
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reached number two. |
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