| 1 |
stereotype. |
| 2 |
omnivorous. |
| 3 |
fig. |
| 4 |
baboon. |
| 5 |
antelope. |
| 6 |
guinea fowl. |
| 7 |
pesticide. |
| 8 |
dental problems. |
| 9 |
ferment. |
| 10 |
bloating. |
| 11 |
plentiful. |
| 12 |
potassium. |
| 13 |
cuddle: Janice likes to cuddle at night. |
| 14 |
dose. |
| 15 |
pull apart. |
| 16 |
bananas' peel. |
| 17 |
magnesium. |
| 18 |
peculiarity. |
| 19 |
tricky. tricky things. |
| 20 |
exclusion. |
| 21 |
grad student ~ graduate student. |
| 22 |
pal (inf): you, Henry, are out drinking with your pals. |
| 23 |
major: what's your, you know, major? (about profile subject). |
| 24 |
slur: you slur the word major and it sounds like absurd. (like you couldn't say the word properly, maybe you were nervous). |
| 25 |
sniff: she sniffs the air (with your nose). |
| 26 |
burn: was that a burn? (like joke). |
| 27 |
hurt one's feelings. |
| 28 |
backpack (like rucksack). |
| 29 |
truck bed. |
| 30 |
drive someone nuts (a very great feeling). |
| 31 |
scruffy: there's a scruffy undersized Beagle. |
| 32 |
intimidating: an intimidating but gentle-eyed German Shepherd. |
| 33 |
bad ass (like cool boy). |
| 34 |
mayhem. |
| 35 |
screw up: these kids can be screwed up. |
| 36 |
hitched: it's probably for the best that their parents are hitched. |
| 37 |
fork (like at one place where a path is divided two ones). |
| 38 |
trailhead (like start of path). |
| 39 |
get between the sheets (like go to bed). |
| 40 |
get mad ~ get angry. |
| 41 |
I mean it! (like you are talking it seriously). |
| 42 |
flex: you pose and flex like He-Man (like you're playing with your muscles). |
| 43 |
frolic: you frolic like a Victoria's Secret model. |
| 44 |
obstruction: spacebar to climb over obstructions. |
| 45 |
hop over (like jump over). |
| 46 |
mug: one of them tries to mug you with a knife. |
| 47 |
get flustered: she gets flustered and has trouble speaking when she's stressed (like get shaked like a leaf). |
| 48 |
on paid leave: she's sent home from Yale on paid leave after having 'an episode'. |
| 49 |
prior: she didn't remember she had happily loaned them to him just two days prior. |
| 50 |
keep sth a secret. |
| 51 |
affliction: Julia's affliction gets worse. She can't remember things in class. |
| 52 |
shambles: Her research is in shambles (like mess). |
| 53 |
medical leave. |
| 54 |
dope: she calls you a dope (like similar to an idiot). |
| 55 |
come by: your friends come by with little things to brighten the day (like come round). |
| 56 |
it sits with me (like you think over sth for long period of time). |
| 57 |
care facility. |
| 58 |
stay up. |
| 59 |
sleep like a rock (like nothing can get you out of your sleep). |
| 60 |
weight off. |
| 61 |
DUI ~ driving under influence (like driving under influence of some substance). |
| 62 |
lookout tower. |
| 63 |
tie-off point. |
| 64 |
just a little way from ~ not far from. |
| 65 |
shale slide. |
| 66 |
get back on that horse. |
| 67 |
mountaineering. |
| 68 |
a closer look. |
| 69 |
colon. semicolon. |
| 70 |
cOnstruct. |
| 71 |
set off (like launch sth). |
| 72 |
read a map. |
| 73 |
gear (like equipment). |
| 74 |
examine (like research, learn). |
| 75 |
,huh? (like ,isn't it?). |
| 76 |
y'know. |
| 77 |
hell of a nice sth: hell of a nice camping spot. |
| 78 |
it is something: these cliffs down here are something. |
| 79 |
in years: i haven't been here in years. |
| 80 |
brew (like make tea, beer, etc.). |
| 81 |
all over hell ~ all over place. |
| 82 |
hang out: i just found where they're hanging out. |
| 83 |
backpack ~ pack. |
| 84 |
fuck with sb (like have arguments with sb in a very strong form). |
| 85 |
file a report. |
| 86 |
harAssment. |
| 87 |
save for later. |
| 88 |
ferret. |
| 89 |
campfire. |
| 90 |
stomp sth out. |
| 91 |
color code: they color coded the fire danger signs. |
| 92 |
illiterate (like who can't read, write, etc.). |
| 93 |
take into account. |
| 94 |
tell sb off. |
| 95 |
a bra. |
| 96 |
panties (about female underwear). |
| 97 |
handle sth ~ deal with sth. |
| 98 |
pick tongue up off the ground. |
| 99 |
skinny dipping. |
| 100 |
pull shit. |
| 101 |
you're fucked. |
| 102 |
creep. |
| 103 |
boss around (like to command on everyone everywhere). |
| 104 |
bossy. |
| 105 |
you name it (like ets., so on, so forth). |
| 106 |
gross. |
| 107 |
consumption. |
| 108 |
chimney sweep. |
| 109 |
trail (like path). |
| 110 |
lookout. |
| 111 |
basin. |
| 112 |
thorofare = thoroughfare. |
| 113 |
log (like bar). |
| 114 |
make a confession. |
| 115 |
to welcome (like greet). |
| 116 |
pushy. |
| 117 |
put someone on the spot. |
| 118 |
and stuff (like and so on, etc.). |
| 119 |
make it up to someone. |
| 120 |
canyon. |
| 121 |
wash out. |
| 122 |
close off. |
| 123 |
storm (thunderstorm). |
| 124 |
get hit by lightning. |
| 125 |
be safe. |
| 126 |
lightning never strikes in one place twice. |
| 127 |
supply cache. |
| 128 |
outdoors ~ outside. |
| 129 |
frontier. |
| 130 |
a flashlight (like a torch). |
| 131 |
horn. |
| 132 |
antler (like a deer horn). |
| 133 |
NFS = National Forest Service. |
| 134 |
go caving. |
| 135 |
spelunker. |
| 136 |
makes sense (like logically) = it makes sense. |
| 137 |
for good (like for ever). |
| 138 |
get kicks. |
| 139 |
give somebody creeps ~ give somebody shivers (more common). |
| 140 |
creep. |
| 141 |
creepy. |
| 142 |
in the middle of nowhere. |
| 143 |
bumping into someone. |
| 144 |
trove (like treasure): collecting a spectacular trove of data from the very edge of the sun's million degree corona. |
| 145 |
fling (like throw): how it flings solar wind particles towards the planets. |
| 146 |
intimate (like deep): the probe has since had two other intimate encounters. |
| 147 |
ferocity (like fierceness): surprised by the ferocity of the dust environment in the inner heliosphere. |
| 148 |
hackee. |
| 149 |
ungulate: such as spotted deer. |
| 150 |
scarce -- not easy to find or get: in winter the food for leopards is scarce. |
| 151 |
contraindicated. |
| 152 |
coalescing. |
| 153 |
somewhat. |
| 154 |
polyfill: old browser may need polyfill (about nullish coalescing operator '??') |
| 155 |
graze: the female bear grazes on vegetation. |
| 156 |
chase someone away. |
| 157 |
abandon. |
| 158 |
Apex. apex predator. |
| 159 |
starve to death. |
| 160 |
keystone species. |
| 161 |
substantial: substantial amount of food (like significant, large). |
| 162 |
consistently -- in a way that doesn't changed: expression weren't applied consistently. |
| 163 |
append -- to add sth to the end of a piece of writing: an expression is replaced instead of appending. |
| 164 |
override: smarter autocomplete prevents from overriding closing brackets and quotes. |
| 165 |
commit -- graph editor now commits changes in preferences. |
| 166 |
indentation (like pressing): indentation of curly brackets on new lines. |
| 167 |
coppertop. |
| 168 |
sentinel. |
| 169 |
equilibrium. |
| 170 |
entourage ~ like surround. |
| 171 |
unwind your body and mind. |
| 172 |
getaway ~ destination (usually vacation). |
| 173 |
resemble: after the earthquake, the city resembled a battlefield. |
| 174 |
clash: the clash of the two worlds ended peacefully (like conflict, collision, disagreement). |
| 175 |
eager: the Codingame community is always eager to the new challenges (like willing, thirsty, seeking). |
| 176 |
gem: grab the gem and escape the dungeon. |
| 177 |
dungeon: escape the dungeon. |
| 178 |
no-nonsense. no-nonsense leader. |
| 179 |
raiding: raiding an ogr base. |
| 180 |
innards: pretty good at protecting your innards. |
| 181 |
hallway. |
| 182 |
accomplish: success! you accomplished your goals. |
| 183 |
watch out for: watch out for the spikes. |
| 184 |
evade. evade the charging ogre. |
| 185 |
tread: tread carefully. |
| 186 |
trap: avoid the fire traps. |
| 187 |
Advert (uk) ~ ad (us). |
| 188 |
navigate the maze. |
| 189 |
sheen: at maturity, they acquire a silver-blue sheen. |
| 190 |
trIbutary: salmon are found in the tributaries of the north atlantic and pacific ocean. |
| 191 |
hatch: salmon usually hatch in fresh water. |
| 192 |
abundant: pink salmon is the smallest and most abundant of the pacific salmon. |
| 193 |
shrimp (like prawn). |
| 194 |
squid (like calamari). |
| 195 |
gill. |
| 196 |
grow a hump. |
| 197 |
elongated: the male salmon's head grows larger and becomes more elongated. |
| 198 |
roe: to lay her roe, the female salmon uses her tail (like caviar). |
| 199 |
gravel: lifting gravel. |
| 200 |
excavating: excavating a shallow depression. |
| 201 |
milt. |
| 202 |
human-induced changes. induce. |
| 203 |
siltation. |
| 204 |
Estuary. |
| 205 |
embryo. |
| 206 |
flee: makes skeletons flee from you. |
| 207 |
repatch: repatch the main AC to the hard drives. ~ turn on. |
| 208 |
geothermal: these geotherms confirm the last transmission of the Osiris. |
| 209 |
disobey. |
| 210 |
affinity: is because of our affinity for disobedience (like similarity). |
| 211 |
piss off: fine, whatever. now, piss off. |
| 212 |
the prophecy: the prophecy will be fulfilled soon (like prediction). |
| 213 |
stockade. |
| 214 |
goddamn it. |
| 215 |
knockback -- a problem or a rejection with delays your progress or which reverses some of your progress you've made: i must have made more than 100 phone calls and i didn't get a single knockback. |
| 216 |
part-by-part. |
| 217 |
aggravated: we're getting aggravated. |
| 218 |
bushy. |
| 219 |
footpad. |
| 220 |
burden. |
| 221 |
choke -- stop breathing because sth is blocking your throat: she choked to death on a fish bone. |
| 222 |
prone: code is prone to errors. |
| 223 |
lean: most developers lean towards chrome and firefox. |
| 224 |
play "catch-up". |
| 225 |
potent: developer tools are potent as they have many features. |
| 226 |
residing: residing in the same folder. |
| 227 |
implicit: here, js interprets the line break as an 'implicit' (like implied, indirect). |
| 228 |
speckled (like spotted, mottled). |
| 229 |
mating (like paring, connection, coupling, cross). |
| 230 |
rearing (like breeding). |
| 231 |
sika deer (like spotted deer). |
| 232 |
part: they don't part with each other until winter (like separate, leave). |
| 233 |
comprise (like include, contain, consist). |
| 234 |
census (like counting a population). |
| 235 |
radio telemetry. |
| 236 |
estrus (like, for example, dogs follow a female dog for mating, because the female one has estrus). |
| 237 |
mortality (like percent of death). |
| 238 |
overhanging. overhanging rocks. |
| 239 |
onwards (like ahead, forward). |
| 240 |
proximity (like vicinity, closeness). |
| 241 |
domesticated (like tamed). |
| 242 |
sleight (like dexterity). |
| 243 |
series of numbers. |
| 244 |
side-effect. |
| 245 |
in particular,. |
| 246 |
come to the rescue. |
| 247 |
look upward. |
| 248 |
incorporate (like combine, integrate). |
| 249 |
as of: reserved keywords as of ecmascript 2015. |
| 250 |
Errand: you sent me on a fool's errand (like instruction, task). |
| 251 |
crave: a lighting-quick website unlocks all the good things that webmaster crave (like thirst, want, wish). |
| 252 |
gauge (also gage, the same pronunciation) -- calculate an amount, especially by using a measuring device. |
| 253 |
tangibly: you can use to tangibly measure your site's speed. |
| 254 |
at the entrance to sth: at the entrance to the underground. |
| 255 |
swipe: you swipe a card over a reader. |
| 256 |
top up: is to top up your credit. |
| 257 |
pass on: you can pass the card on to a friend. |
| 258 |
deduct (like subtract, take away). |
| 259 |
formidable. |
| 260 |
panting. |
| 261 |
slopper: he looks like a slopper to me. |
| 262 |
groan (like moan). |
| 263 |
freeloader: do you part. no time for any freeloaders. |
| 264 |
clunk: i clunked my pants tree times before they got me out of the pit. |
| 265 |
what the hell? |
| 266 |
a trade secret. |
| 267 |
bastard: you can ask people who put us in here, if you ever meet the bastards. |
| 268 |
guest of honor: you're supposed to be the guest of honor. |
| 269 |
tuck sth in: let's tuck it in for the night. |
| 270 |
dark days. |
| 271 |
fertilizer: go dig us up some more fertilizer. |
| 272 |
lift: lift his shirt. |
| 273 |
get some help. |
| 274 |
wheezing. |
| 275 |
sobbing. |
| 276 |
pole. |
| 277 |
whimpering (like whining). |
| 278 |
growling. |
| 279 |
pleading (like begging). |
| 280 |
thunder rumbling. |
| 281 |
wind whooshing. |
| 282 |
turn tail. |
| 283 |
dumb. |
| 284 |
circumference (like a length of a ring; 2*p*r). |
| 285 |
** From HW 4th Edition Intermediate |
| 286 |
* Students Book |
| 287 |
^ |
| 288 |
Ice breaker -- a game or activity that is used to introduce people to each other so that they feel more relaxed together |
| 289 |
- an ice breaker can be a useful way to start a presentation or training session |
| 290 |
Jigsaw -- a picture stuck onto wood or cardboard and cut into pieces of different shapes that must be joined together correctly to form the picture again |
| 291 |
- We spent all evening doing a 1,000-piece jigsaw |
| 292 |
Consolidation -- the process of becoming or being made stronger and more certain |
| 293 |
- The company is entering a period of consolidation |
| 294 |
Stuck in traffic |
| 295 |
Grocery store -- like a shop where you can buy bread, milk, etc. |
| 296 |
On average |
| 297 |
Life expectancy |
| 298 |
Go live |
| 299 |
- The Internet first went live in October 1969 |
| 300 |
Romansh |
| 301 |
Liechtenstein |
| 302 |
The Pope |
| 303 |
The Vatican |
| 304 |
Rubbish! |
| 305 |
Global warming |
| 306 |
Go on about sth all the time |
| 307 |
** From Breakthrough Plus (Level 3) |
| 308 |
* Students Book |
| 309 |
make friends |
| 310 |
get grades |
| 311 |
get a degree |
| 312 |
take over |
| 313 |
take the train ~ catch the train |
| 314 |
take forever ~ take a very long time |
| 315 |
take a test |
| 316 |
feel sick |
| 317 |
feel shy |
| 318 |
feel lonely |
| 319 |
do the chores |
| 320 |
do karate |
| 321 |
gym class |
| 322 |
pretend to be sick |
| 323 |
get advise |
| 324 |
get around |
| 325 |
get better |
| 326 |
get dark |
| 327 |
get an-email |
| 328 |
get home |
| 329 |
get made |
| 330 |
get older |
| 331 |
get on a train |
| 332 |
get a present |
| 333 |
get a taxi |
| 334 |
alumnus -- a graduate of a high school |
| 335 |
- alumni (plural, ai) |
| 336 |
reunion -- similar to meeting |
| 337 |
- a class reunion |
| 338 |
overseas |
| 339 |
a kid (inf) ~ a child (f) |
| 340 |
loads (inf) ~ lots/ a lot (f) |
| 341 |
football kit -- like a uniform for football |
| 342 |
- sports kit |
| 343 |
rubbish (inf) ~ not very good (f) |
| 344 |
a hockey match |
| 345 |
do up |
| 346 |
- do up your seatbelts |
| 347 |
beat |
| 348 |
- didn't they beat you last time |
| 349 |
see ~ meet up |
| 350 |
- see each other (about friendship) |
| 351 |
- meet each other (about a serious meeting) |
| 352 |
nearly everyone |
| 353 |
immediate family. |
| 354 |
extended family (like an aunt, or an uncle) |
| 355 |
the fifth year of school |
| 356 |
a two-bedroom apartment |
| 357 |
on the clock |
| 358 |
- 200 000 miles on the clock |
| 359 |
a slum |
| 360 |
- at first they lived in a slum |
| 361 |
a cycle race |
| 362 |
go far -- be worth or amount to much |
| 363 |
- his salary doesn't go far |
| 364 |
preschool |
| 365 |
- next year, Sharon is going to preschool |
| 366 |
raise a family |
| 367 |
play for |
| 368 |
- played for a local team |
| 369 |
a keen supporter |
| 370 |
- he was a keen supporter of Chelsea |
| 371 |
approach |
| 372 |
- a man approached Roy |
| 373 |
try out |
| 374 |
- try out for the club |
| 375 |
at Nairobi National Park |
| 376 |
the need |
| 377 |
prestigious |
| 378 |
yuan |
| 379 |
- save every last yuan |
| 380 |
close-knit -- close and caring |
| 381 |
- these are known for their close-knit families |
| 382 |
cherished |
| 383 |
- it is a way of life cherished by Qu |
| 384 |
out of step |
| 385 |
- this relaxed routine is increasingly out of step |
| 386 |
for now |
| 387 |
demolition -- knocking down buildings |
| 388 |
- their house is said to be next for demolition |
| 389 |
frail -- weak and unhealthy |
| 390 |
- the grandfather, Qu Huanjun, 84 and frail |
| 391 |
be proud of |
| 392 |
- Qu and Liu are proud of their daughter |
| 393 |
well-balanced |
| 394 |
frugally -- economically |
| 395 |
- we try to live frugally and save for our daughter |
| 396 |
communal -- shared by a group of people |
| 397 |
alleyways -- narrow lanes between buildings |
| 398 |
cherished -- loved and treasured |
| 399 |
england were playing spain |
| 400 |
background -- a person's past family life and experience |
| 401 |
end up |
| 402 |
- How did they end up having children in England? |
| 403 |
a degree choice |
| 404 |
heritage |
| 405 |
offer someone a lift |
| 406 |
tricky |
| 407 |
sum up |
| 408 |
pros and cons |
| 409 |
originally ~ initially |
| 410 |
- Originally, I came for six months |
| 411 |
end up ~ appear |
| 412 |
- we ended up in the same class |
| 413 |
grow up |
| 414 |
bring up |
| 415 |
presumably ~ supposedly |
| 416 |
- They are both bilingual presumably? |
| 417 |
finish school |
| 418 |
bring up a family |
| 419 |
active |
| 420 |
- He's still very active |
| 421 |
on TV |
| 422 |
- She's often on TV |
| 423 |
workaholic |
| 424 |
action |
| 425 |
- This is not a time to do nothing. It is time for action |
| 426 |
acting |
| 427 |
- acting is not always a well-paid job |
| 428 |
cosmopolitan city |
| 429 |
drive carelessly |
| 430 |
well-paid job |
| 431 |
close-knit family |
| 432 |
win a race |
| 433 |
record -- like write |
| 434 |
signify -- to be a sign of sth; to mean |
| 435 |
- Nobody really knows what the marks on the ancient stones signify |
| 436 |
break up with |
| 437 |
drop out |
| 438 |
- He dropped out of the race after two laps |
| 439 |
graduate from |
| 440 |
move away |
| 441 |
put on weight |
| 442 |
save up |
| 443 |
settle down |
| 444 |
take (sth) up -- fill an amount of space or time |
| 445 |
- This desk takes up too much room |
| 446 |
famous for |
| 447 |
- It's famous for fishing, actually |
| 448 |
go on a trip |
| 449 |
take sth home |
| 450 |
- We took them all home |
| 451 |
invite over |
| 452 |
- We invited some friends over, to help us eat them all |
| 453 |
for years, |
| 454 |
turn the light |
| 455 |
- It was his job to turn the light on and off |
| 456 |
start fires |
| 457 |
- I used to believe that firemen were bad people who started fires in people's homes |
| 458 |
come alive |
| 459 |
- I used to believe my toys came alive while I was asleep |
| 460 |
urgent |
| 461 |
- I need to make an appointment. It's quite urgent |
| 462 |
stuck in traffic |
| 463 |
put in |
| 464 |
- Can you put in your PIN number and press 'Enter'? |
| 465 |
shortly |
| 466 |
- Someone will be with you shortly |
| 467 |
brief |
| 468 |
- Never mind. We'll start without you and brief you later |
| 469 |
performance |
| 470 |
- There are still tickets for the 5.45 performance |
| 471 |
cancellation |
| 472 |
check in |
| 473 |
- How many bags are you checking in? |
| 474 |
enjoy your stay |
| 475 |
make the meeting |
| 476 |
lemon |
| 477 |
fill in ~ fill out (us) |
| 478 |
act out |
| 479 |
- Work with a partner. Act out the situation |
| 480 |
the checking-desk |
| 481 |
- Can you tell me which is the checking-desk for Prague? |
| 482 |
on the screen |
| 483 |
ever since |
| 484 |
- She came to London three years ago, and has been here ever since |
| 485 |
employ |
| 486 |
- I was employed in Accounts |
| 487 |
this photo of me |
| 488 |
the week before last |
| 489 |
- I was working in Rome the week before last |
| 490 |
yeah. I know |
| 491 |
Wow! |
| 492 |
save up |
| 493 |
That's great |
| 494 |
You look very well |
| 495 |
Thanks |
| 496 |
give up |
| 497 |
Good for you |
| 498 |
take up |
| 499 |
Congratulations |
| 500 |
How exciting |
| 501 |
It's OK |
| 502 |
That sounds interesting |
| 503 |
That's too bad |
| 504 |
What a shame ~ What a pity |
| 505 |
I bet it'll be fantastic |
| 506 |
I'd like to try that, too |
| 507 |
It's about time |
| 508 |
That's great news |
| 509 |
break up |
| 510 |
set up |
| 511 |
dress up |
| 512 |
catch up (with) |
| 513 |
clean up |
| 514 |
end up |
| 515 |
fill up (perhaps ~ fill in ~ fill out) |
| 516 |
What have you been up to? |
| 517 |
internship |
| 518 |
start jogging |
| 519 |
That sounds amazing! |
| 520 |
I bet you felt fantastic! |
| 521 |
That's great news! |
| 522 |
bring up -- raise a child |
| 523 |
carry on -- continue |
| 524 |
name after someone -- name a child using another family member's name |
| 525 |
end up -- finish at a certain place |
| 526 |
turn to someone/something -- to begin using, doing or become interested in sth |
| 527 |
become of -- happen or occur to someone or sth |
| 528 |
drop out of sth -- quit an organized activity |
| 529 |
wind up -- reach a place or condition, same meaning as end up |
| 530 |
live up to sth -- keep a standard; fulfill expectations; satisfy a goal or set of goals |
| 531 |
take after someone -- to be like or to look like someone in your family |
| 532 |
wharf |
| 533 |
maternal |
| 534 |
- Maternal grandfather |
| 535 |
for years ~ for ages |
| 536 |
rent a flat |
| 537 |
go up |
| 538 |
- We went up the east coast |
| 539 |
easy-going |
| 540 |
do you have any ideas? |
| 541 |
the unemployment rate |
| 542 |
go on the internet |
| 543 |
start a business |
| 544 |
win a prize |
| 545 |
do your best |
| 546 |
make an appointment |
| 547 |
study archaeology |
| 548 |
take a photograph |
| 549 |
leave home |
| 550 |
a course in/on sth (C) -- a complete series of lessons |
| 551 |
- I've enrolled on an English course |
| 552 |
a course (C) -- one of the parts of a meal. |
| 553 |
- A three-course lunch. |
| 554 |
- I had chicken for the main course. |
| 555 |
a course (C) -- an area where golf is played or where certain types of race take place |
| 556 |
- A golf course |
| 557 |
- A racecourse |
| 558 |
- We had to run a five-mile cross-country course |
| 559 |
a course (C) -- a course (of sth) a series of medical treatments |
| 560 |
- A doctor put her on a course of radiation therapy |
| 561 |
a course (C, U) -- the route or direction that sth, especially an aeroplane, ship or river takes |
| 562 |
-- We changed course and sailed toward land |
| 563 |
interior design |
| 564 |
the Polish community |
| 565 |
pole |
| 566 |
three quarters of a million |
| 567 |
the Community Development Officer |
| 568 |
be spread |
| 569 |
settle |
| 570 |
- Settled in Britain |
| 571 |
Earopean Union |
| 572 |
relocate |
| 573 |
- Polish people have taken advantage of the opportunity to relocate here without restrictions |
| 574 |
recruit people |
| 575 |
what seems like. |
| 576 |
- What seems like a low wage. |
| 577 |
factor |
| 578 |
on the whole |
| 579 |
what about the downsides? |
| 580 |
ethnic minority |
| 581 |
newcomer |
| 582 |
banking -- the business of operating a bank |
| 583 |
butler -- the most important male servant in a house, usually responsible for organizing the other servants |
| 584 |
- Tony watched the butler move toward the kitchen |
| 585 |
casserole dish |
| 586 |
catch up on |
| 587 |
- We have a lot to catch up on |
| 588 |
charge -- like accuse |
| 589 |
- What crime will they charge you with? |
| 590 |
fiers |
| 591 |
- The older one, who had been so fierce, began to sob |
| 592 |
- His eyes are like a fierce bird's eyes |
| 593 |
sUspect |
| 594 |
- The prime suspect in the case committed suicide |
| 595 |
a timber store |
| 596 |
- A fire was discovered in a timber store |
| 597 |
put out |
| 598 |
- When the firemen put out the flames |
| 599 |
a walking stick |
| 600 |
- There was some blood on the walking stick |
| 601 |
be executed |
| 602 |
wax seal |
| 603 |
- I helped my client seal some of them into envelopes with wax seals |
| 604 |
wicked |
| 605 |
- She found out that he was wicked so she broke off the engagement |
| 606 |
break off the engagement |
| 607 |
knife-cuts |
| 608 |
- It had knife-cuts all over it |
| 609 |
a bloodstain |
| 610 |
- He showed us a red mark - a bloodstain |
| 611 |
pace up and down |
| 612 |
call down |
| 613 |
- Holmes called down to Lestrade |
| 614 |
straw |
| 615 |
- I lay down among some straw in a shed and fell asleep |
| 616 |
puzzle |
| 617 |
- He was obviously puzzled |
| 618 |
lit -- from light where (lit or lighter) |
| 619 |
- I took some matches and lit one |
| 620 |
play a joke |
| 621 |
take revenge |
| 622 |
- So you decided to take revenge on her |
| 623 |
be there for someone -- support |
| 624 |
flesh |
| 625 |
on trial |
| 626 |
- He'll soon be on trial for murder |
| 627 |
please someone |
| 628 |
- Although he no longer saw them, he wanted to please them |
| 629 |
be interested in |
| 630 |
be really bad at doing |
| 631 |
be terrified of doing |
| 632 |
dream of doing |
| 633 |
give up doing |
| 634 |
imagine doing |
| 635 |
keep on doing |
| 636 |
love doing |
| 637 |
miss seeing |
| 638 |
regret doing |
| 639 |
risk dying |
| 640 |
spend time doing |
| 641 |
stop doing |
| 642 |
think about doing |
| 643 |
accuse someone of |
| 644 |
be excellent at |
| 645 |
be fed up with |
| 646 |
be scared of |
| 647 |
be tired of |
| 648 |
be worried about |
| 649 |
forgive someone for |
| 650 |
insist on |
| 651 |
panic about |
| 652 |
spend some time on |
| 653 |
be terrible at doing |
| 654 |
be frightened of doing |
| 655 |
bowling |
| 656 |
and everything |
| 657 |
- I love her and everything, but |
| 658 |
a birthday present |
| 659 |
driveway |
| 660 |
- There's garbage all over his driveway |
| 661 |
the spare room |
| 662 |
move in |
| 663 |
- It's been like this since he moved in |
| 664 |
insure |
| 665 |
- My car is insured with ASM |
| 666 |
refrain |
| 667 |
- Customers are requested to refraine from smoking |
| 668 |
a boarding school |
| 669 |
term-time |
| 670 |
- I go to a boarding school. I don't live with my parents during term-time |
| 671 |
whether |
| 672 |
- Whether we're walking or just chatting |
| 673 |
it's great to know |
| 674 |
have a great laugh |
| 675 |
a buzz to place |
| 676 |
- There's a real buzz to place |
| 677 |
Time just flies by |
| 678 |
live for |
| 679 |
- But I live for surfing |
| 680 |
live on a farm |
| 681 |
go hunting |
| 682 |
moor -- an open area of hills covered with rough grass, especially in Britain |
| 683 |
do the dishes |
| 684 |
airsick |
| 685 |
seasick |
| 686 |
keep on doing sth |
| 687 |
- keep on learning golf |
| 688 |
be terrified of doing sth |
| 689 |
- She's terrified of flying |
| 690 |
there's no point (in) doing sth |
| 691 |
- There's no point lying about it or trying to deny it |
| 692 |
complain doing |
| 693 |
imagine doing |
| 694 |
- Imagine buying a huge house in the country. Wouldn't that be great? |
| 695 |
miss seeing |
| 696 |
- I often miss seeing my friends since I moved away from my hometown |
| 697 |
get airsick |
| 698 |
dream of doing |
| 699 |
- When I was young, I used to dream of being a firefighter |
| 700 |
risk doing |
| 701 |
- Let's put this glass back in the box. I don't want to risk breaking it |
| 702 |
feel like doing ~ want to |
| 703 |
be used to doing |
| 704 |
be excited about doing |
| 705 |
have no intention of doing |
| 706 |
apologize for doing |
| 707 |
succeed in doing ~ manage to |
| 708 |
fail to |
| 709 |
dream of doing |
| 710 |
insist on doing |
| 711 |
accuse of doing |
| 712 |
- How can you accuse me of that? |
| 713 |
keep (on) doing |
| 714 |
admit doing |
| 715 |
- She admitted making a mistake |
| 716 |
deny doing |
| 717 |
- Neil denies breaking the window |
| 718 |
avoid doing |
| 719 |
postpone doing ~ put off doing |
| 720 |
risk doing |
| 721 |
miss doing |
| 722 |
imagine doing |
| 723 |
can't face doing |
| 724 |
remember doing (about the past) |
| 725 |
- I don't remember signing a contract |
| 726 |
- I remember buying a packet of spaghetti but now I can't see it in the bag |
| 727 |
remember to do (about the future) |
| 728 |
- It's rent due today. I must remember to transfer the money |
| 729 |
forget doing (about the past) |
| 730 |
forget to do (about the future) |
| 731 |
regret doing (about the past) |
| 732 |
regret to do (about the future) |
| 733 |
try doing (about experiment or advise) |
| 734 |
- If you want to become a better English speaker, try speaking English whenever you can (advise) |
| 735 |
- Try adding spices to your potatoes (experiment; sth new) |
| 736 |
try to do (when we make an effort, but we fail) |
| 737 |
- I tried to move the table, but it was too heavy |
| 738 |
suggest doing (to do sth together) |
| 739 |
stop doing ~ give up doing |
| 740 |
stop to do (why you stopped) |
| 741 |
promise to |
| 742 |
dare to |
| 743 |
expect to |
| 744 |
pretend to |
| 745 |
hope to |
| 746 |
agree to |
| 747 |
refuse to |
| 748 |
offer to (when you are doing alone) |
| 749 |
on New Year's Eve |
| 750 |
enjoys working late at night. |
| 751 |
considerate -- kind and helpful |
| 752 |
- It wasn't very considerate of you to drink all the milk |
| 753 |
cramped |
| 754 |
easygoing |
| 755 |
travel in peace |
| 756 |
do you have any thoughts on that? |
| 757 |
what do you think? |
| 758 |
do you think that? |
| 759 |
do you agree? |
| 760 |
how do you feel about that? |
| 761 |
what about you? |
| 762 |
do you think that's really so? |
| 763 |
what's your point of view? |
| 764 |
what's your view? |
| 765 |
do you have any opinion on this matter? |
| 766 |
satellite TV |
| 767 |
going to the movie theater |
| 768 |
all part of the fun |
| 769 |
obviously, |
| 770 |
i'm not expect on this, but |
| 771 |
personally, |
| 772 |
i think about |
| 773 |
i'm sure that |
| 774 |
i'm not sure that |
| 775 |
to be honest |
| 776 |
i believe that |
| 777 |
i have no doubt that |
| 778 |
as i see it |
| 779 |
this is just my opinion but |
| 780 |
i've never really thought about this before |
| 781 |
That's a very good point |
| 782 |
yes, maybe you're right |
| 783 |
you've got a point there |
| 784 |
i see what you mean, but |
| 785 |
that's one way looking at it |
| 786 |
house-party |
| 787 |
tittle children |
| 788 |
judge for oneselves |
| 789 |
tomcat -- like a male cat |
| 790 |
drown |
| 791 |
hang out |
| 792 |
you should/ you ought to/ it's a good idea to/ if I were you, I'd/ Why don't you/ Shall I?/ -- used when giving friendly advice |
| 793 |
you'd better (you had better); you'd better not -- used when giving stronger advice |
| 794 |
Take it from me,/ -- used when giving advice based on your own experience |
| 795 |
If you want my advice -- used when offering advice to someone, even though they may not want to hear what you're telling them |
| 796 |
You'd be well advised. |
| 797 |
correspondingly. |
| 798 |
sultry (like heat). |
| 799 |
bachelor (like isn't married a man). |
| 800 |
conversational. |
| 801 |
persistent (like permanent, stable) |
| 802 |
housefly. |
| 803 |
refuse to be discouraged. |
| 804 |
smack. |
| 805 |
reluctantly (like unwillingly). |
| 806 |
fAtuously (like foolishly). |
| 807 |
bullock (like ox). |
| 808 |
rarity. |
| 809 |
scowl (like frown). |
| 810 |
utterly (like completely). |
| 811 |
diversion (like distraction; amusement; sabotage). |
| 812 |
recite -- say a piece of writing aloud from memory, or to publicly say a list of things (like declaim, read aloud). |
| 813 |
dreamy. |
| 814 |
resolute (like decisive; strong). |
| 815 |
audible (like hear; sound; distinct). |
| 816 |
wager (like bet). |
| 817 |
communication cord. |
| 818 |
listlessly (like languidly; indifferently). |
| 819 |
pEtulant -- easily annoyed and complaining in a rude way like a child (like irritable; impudent). |
| 820 |
unenterprising (like not initiative). |
| 821 |
deplorably -- in a way that is very bad and deserves strong disapproval (like regrettably; sadly). |
| 822 |
on account of (like because of; due to). |
| 823 |
lamely (like awkwardly; haltingly). |
| 824 |
conviction (like confidence). |
| 825 |
recommence (like resume). |
| 826 |
murmur -- to speak or say sth very quietly (like grumble; whisper). |
| 827 |
bristle -- react angrily |
| 828 |
stiffly (like rigidly; dryly). |
| 829 |
retort (like protest). |
| 830 |
extra-ordinary (like unusual about a person). |
| 831 |
momentarily. |
| 832 |
flicker (similar to flash; blink). |
| 833 |
tart (like a pie). |
| 834 |
in favour of. |
| 835 |
novelty (like newness; innovation). |
| 836 |
commend (like praise; recommend). |
| 837 |
Infant (like newborn). |
| 838 |
pin on to (pinned on to her dress). |
| 839 |
grin -- a wide smile. |
| 840 |
gasp (like sigh; aah). |
| 841 |
suppress -- to end sth by force. |
| 842 |
unconcernedly. |
| 843 |
promptly (like immediately). |
| 844 |
hummingbird. |
| 845 |
immensely (like immeasurably; extremely). |
| 846 |
prowl -- move around quietly in a place trying not to be seen or heard, such as an animal does when hunting. |
| 847 |
quickening (like accelerating). |
| 848 |
mud-color (like color of dirt). |
| 849 |
gleam (like glow; flicker). |
| 850 |
unspeakable (like inexpressible; monstrous). |
| 851 |
ferocity (like fierceness, cruelty; bitterness). |
| 852 |
pinafore (like apron). |
| 853 |
spotlessly -- in an extremely clean way (like impeccably). |
| 854 |
steal (here like creep). |
| 855 |
leaps and bounds. |
| 856 |
shrub (like a huge bush). |
| 857 |
myrtle. |
| 858 |
lolling out. |
| 859 |
glare. |
| 860 |
scent (like smell; fragrance). |
| 861 |
conduct (like behaviour). |
| 862 |
devour (like consume; eat; destroy). |
| 863 |
morsel (like bit; chunk). |
| 864 |
dissentient (like dissident). |
| 865 |
improper (like unlawful; indecent). |
| 866 |
at any rate (like in any case). |
| 867 |
assail (like assault; criticise). |
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