Frozen 1 Vocabulary Lecture Notes

A comprehensive collection of nouns, verbs, adjectives, phrases, and phrasal verbs from the film Frozen 1, focusing on vocabulary used in the transcript.

accident

Something that happens by chance, typically without being intended; no one wants it to happen.

power (magic power)

The ability to control something or do something extraordinary.

danger

The possibility of suffering harm or injury.

fear

An unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous or a threat.

enemy

A person who is actively opposed or hostile to someone.

trade (trade partner)

The action of buying and selling goods; an important relationship between kingdoms for commerce.

blessing

Good words or wishes that bring luck.

sorcery

The use of magic, often viewed with suspicion by others.

fault

When you are responsible for something bad happening.

stinker

Someone who behaves badly or unpleasantly.

fjord

A long, narrow inlet of the sea between high cliffs.

blowout

A big party or loud celebration.

fellow

A man or boy, often used to describe someone strange but kind.

howler

A stupid mistake.

crook

A swindler or thief.

stranger

A person whom one does not know.

sled

A vehicle used for traveling over snow or ice.

sorceress

A woman who possesses magic powers.

treason

A very serious act committed against one's own kingdom.

staircase

A set of stairs and its surrounding structure.

heir

A person who will receive a title or property in the future.

destruction

Severe damage or the act of destroying something.

to protect

To ensure that nothing bad happens to a person or thing.

to conceal

To hide something or keep it secret.

to remove

To take something away so it is no longer there.

to apologize

To express regret for something one has done wrong.

to pretend

To act as if something is true when it is not.

to slip

To lose one's footing and slide accidentally.

to trust

To believe in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone.

to warn

To tell someone about a possible danger.

to replace

To provide a substitute for something broken or missing.

to thaw

To unfreeze or melt.

to conspire

To plan something bad together with someone else.

to destroy

To damage something so badly that it can no longer exist.

to question

To feel or express doubt about someone's intentions.

to hesitate

To pause before saying or doing something.

to disappear

To cease to be visible or go away.

to distract

To take someone's attention away from what they are doing.

to return

To come or go back to a place.

to doom

To make it certain that something will end badly.

to sacrifice

To give up something important for the sake of another person.

awake

When a person is not sleeping and is fully conscious.

mysterious

Difficult or impossible to understand or explain.

cursed

Under a spell intended to harm.

awkward

When a situation is strange or a person feels uncomfortable.

gorgeous

Luxurious or very beautiful.

sprightly

Energetic and lively.

invisible

Unable to be seen.

confused

Unable to think clearly or understand a situation.

dubious

When there are doubts about the truth or honesty of something.

ordinary

Normal or not special in any way.

unfortunate

Unlucky or regrettable.

mad (at)

Angry with someone.

creepy

Causing an unpleasant feeling of fear or unease.

indebted (to)

When a person feels they owe someone or is very grateful for help.

wicked

Evil or sneaky.

capable (of)

Having the power or ability to do something.

inappropriate

Behavior that does not fit the situation or may be disliked.

stubborn

Refusing to change one's mind or position.

overbearing

A person who seeks to control everyone and everything.

engaged

Having formally agreed to get married.

preferable

An option that is liked more than others or is a better choice.

desperate (for)

To want something very badly or need help urgently.

dumb

Stupid or ill-conceived.

to keep something hidden

To keep something a secret.

to trust someone's judgment

To believe that a person understands a situation correctly and can make good decisions.

to stage an accident

To make it look like an accident happened naturally even though it was planned.

to sentence someone to death

To officially state that someone must be executed as punishment.

to charge someone with something

To officially state that a person has committed a specific crime.

to get out of hand

When a situation becomes too difficult, complicated, or dangerous to control.

to come of age

To reach adulthood and take on legal or royal responsibilities.

to take care of someone

To look after or provide for someone's needs.

to do something for a living

To perform a specific job or work to earn money.

to throw in a visit to

To add a trip or visit to an existing plan.

I am not buying it/ I don't buy it

Expressions used to indicate that one does not believe what is being said.

don't you dare

A strong prohibition or warning against doing something.

to be in charge of something

To have control over or the duty to manage something.

to stay out of sight

To remain unnoticed or hidden.

to stand a chance

To be able to win or achieve something.

to be no match for someone

To be weaker or less capable than another person or power.

hands down

Without a doubt or definitely.

to shut someone out

To not allow a person to be near or to know what is happening; pushing someone away.

to work something out

To solve a problem or find a solution together.

to stay away from

To keep one's distance from someone or something dangerous.

to deal with someone/something

To handle or take action regarding a person or situation.

to freak out

To panic or react in a very emotional way.

to pay something off

To return all the money owed for a debt.

to tag along

To join or go along with others who are already going somewhere.

to start over

To make a new beginning after a mistake or failure.

to give away

To give something to someone as a gift or for free.

to dawn on someone

When a person suddenly realizes or understands something important.

to figure something out

To find an answer or find a way to understand something.

to take someone in

To allow someone to live at one's home or to help them.

to hold back from someone

To restrain oneself from showing or telling feelings to another person.

to get away with something

To do something bad and avoid facing consequences or punishment.

to look to someone

To turn to someone for help, advice, or support.