Term (3)(book)

Debauch(C2)

1)to destroy or damage the morals of someone(verb) 2)a period of excessive drinking, eating, or sexual activity(noun) 3)Slang :none

Annihilate(C2)

1)to destroy something completely so that nothing is left(verb) 2)to defeat someone completely in a competition or game(verb) 3)Slang : "He completely annihilated the opposition in the election." ⇒ To overwhelmingly defeat competitors or rivals.(verb)

Rouble(B2)

1)рубль - the main unit of money used in Russia, Belarus, and Transnistria(noun) 2)Slang :none

Deliberate(B2)

1)(of an action) done intentionally, not by accident(adj) 2)movement, action, or decision done slowly and carefully(adj) 3)to think or talk about something carefully before making a decision(verb) 4)Slang :none

Exterminate(C2)

1)to kill all the animals or people in a particular place or group(verb) 2)Slang :none

Is therefore(B2)

1)as a result or consequence of this; for that reason(adv) 2)Slang :none

Peasant(B2)

1)a poor person who owns or rents a small piece of land for cultivation(noun) 2)a person who acts in an uneducated or rude way with low social status(noun) 3)Slang : "Stop acting like such a peasant!" ⇒ Used insultingly to describe someone perceived as uncultured or unrefined.(noun)

Scrap(B2)

1)a small piece or amount of something(noun) 2)old, useless, or discarded material, especially metal(noun) 3)to get rid of or cancel something that is no longer useful or wanted(verb) 4)Slang : "They got into a huge scrap outside the bar." ⇒ To engage in a physical fight or brawl.(verb)

To stuff(B2)

1)to fill something tightly with a substance or objects(verb) 2)to push something quickly and carelessly into a small space(verb) 3)to eat a lot of food until you are completely full(verb) 4)Slang : "Tell him to stuff it!" ⇒ Used to express anger, dismissal, or contemptuous refusal.(verb)

Mattress(A2)

1)матрац - a large, thick sack filled with soft, firm, or springy material used for sleeping on(noun) 2)Slang :none

Enlist(C1)

1)to join the armed forces voluntarily(verb) 2)to ask for and obtain help or support from someone(verb) 3)Slang :none

Counterfeit(C1)

1)made to look like the original of something, usually for dishonest or illegal purposes(adj) 2)something that is made to look like the original of something in order to deceive(noun) 3)to make something fake in order to deceive people(verb) 4)Slang :none

Volatile(C2)

1)likely to change suddenly and unexpectedly, especially by getting worse(adj) 2)(of a substance) easily evaporating at normal temperatures(adj) 3)Slang :none

Cascade(C2)

1)a small waterfall, often one of a group that flows down a steep slope(noun) 2)a large amount of something that hangs down or falls in large quantities(noun) 3)to pass information or skills from one person or group to another(verb) 4)Slang :none

sth(ward)(B2)

1)used to form adverbs and adjectives meaning in the direction of or towards something(suffix) 2)Slang :none

Obedient(B2)

1)doing, or willing to do, what you have been told to do by someone in authority(adj) 2)Slang :none

Theatre moment(C1)

1)a dramatic, emotional, or highly tense situation reminiscent of a theatrical performance(noun) 2)Slang : "She turned a minor issue into a total theatre moment." ⇒ Creating unnecessary, exaggerated drama for attention or effect.(noun)

Freak out(B2)

1)to become extremely emotional, upset, angry, or excited, or to make someone feel this way(verb) 2)Slang : "Don't freak out over the test results." ⇒ To suffer a sudden loss of emotional control or severe panic.(verb)

Upend(C2)

1)to turn something upside down or on its end(verb) 2)to defeat, overturn, or completely disrupt an established situation or plan(verb) 3)Slang :none

Compromising(C2)

1)causing damage to someone's reputation, especially by revealing secret or embarrassing behaviour(adj) 2)Slang :none

Cranked(C1)

1)turned or operated using a crank handle(adj) 2)Slang : "He was totally cranked on energy drinks and ready to go." ⇒ Extremely hyperactive, stimulated, or high on energy/drugs.(adj) 3)Slang : "Turn up the music until it is cranked up to the maximum." ⇒ Operating at maximum speed, volume, or power.(adj)

Forgery(C2)

1)an illegal copy of a document, painting, etc. or the crime of making such copies(noun) 2)Slang :none

Commandant(C2)

1)an officer who is in charge of a military organization or institution(noun) 2)Slang :none

Engraver(C1)

1)a person whose job is to cut words, pictures, or patterns into metal, wood, or glass(noun) 2)Slang :none

Decipher(C2)

1)to discover the meaning of something written badly or in code(verb) 2)Slang :none

Sterling(C1)

1)the official currency of the United Kingdom(noun) 2)of very high quality; excellent(adj) 3)Slang :none

Sequence(B2)

1)a series of related things or events, or the order in which they follow each other(noun) 2)to combine or arrange things in a particular order(verb) 3)Slang :non