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happy-go-lucky

no caring or worrying about the future

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chatterbox

person who talks a lot. chatty adj

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give sth a go

be prepared o try sth. syn have a go, give sth a try

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within reason

according to what is practical, possible or sensible

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be drawn to sth/sb

be attracted to sb/sth

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integrity

the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles

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attribute

a quality or feature of sb/sth

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What do you make of sb/sth?

What’s your impession of sb/sth

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shrewd

good at judging people and situations. syn astute

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ruthless

determined to get what you want and not caring about others

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take to sb/sth

start liking sb/sth

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come across (as)

make a particular impession

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pushy

trying hard to get what you want, especially in a rude manner

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conceited

thinking you are very important, clever

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strike sb (as sth)

give sb a particular impression

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conscientious

taking care to do things carefully and correctly

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assertive

behaving confidently so that people take notice of what you say

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get up sb’s nose

annoy sb very much

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aloof

not friendly towards others. syns distant, stand-offish

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diffident

not confident; not wanting to talk about yourself

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virtue

a good or desirable quality

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be cruel to be kind

make sb suffer because it will be good for them later

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ecstatic

very happy. syns euphoric, over the moon

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jubilant

feeling extremely happy because of a success

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loose your temper, hit the roof

become very angry, syn go mad

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gutted

very disappointed

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hysterical

being in a state of extreme distress or excitement and crying, laughing, shouting

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appalled

shocked beacause sth is very unpleasant

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bottle sth up

sop yourself showing negative emotions or feelings, especially over a long time

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wear your heart on your sleeve

make your feelings obvious to others

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disclose sth (to sb)

give sb information about sth, especially sth that has been secret. syn reveal sth

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pour sth out

express all your feelings, often beacuse you are unhappy

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innermost thoughts

thoughts which are most personal and private

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guarded

careful not to give oo much information. syn cautious

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suppress your feelings

stop yourself from having or epressing feelings

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pent-up

held back; not shown or expressed

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resent sth

feel anger about sth, often when it seems unfair. resentment

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hostile

unfriendly and aggressive. hostility

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complimentary (about sth)

saying nice things about sb

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inevitably

used for saying that sth is certain to happen. inevitable

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put a strain on sb/sth

create pressure and anxiety for sb; create tension in a relationship

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stick up for sb

support and defend sb if they are criticized

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settle down

become calmer and more relaxed

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look up

start to become better

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initially

in the beginning. initial

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reluctant

not wanting to do sth. syn unwilling, reluctance n

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confide in sb

tell sb personal info because you trust them

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dignity

a calm, controlled manner in a difficult situation, orumas

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humility

the quality of not believing you are better or more important than others. adj humble

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dedication

the hard work and effort that sb puts into an activity because they care ab it. dedicate sth/yourself to sth/sb. dedicated adj

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have a go at sb

say unkind things or complain about sb. syn cryticize sb

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vulgar

not polite, elegant, or having good taste. syns coarse, crude

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despise sb/sth

hate and have no respect for sb/sth

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malicious

showing hatred and the desire to hurt people’s feelings. malice n, spiteful adj, spite n

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nature

the basic character of a person

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nurture

the care and attention given to help sb develop

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impact (on sth)

an effect or influence on sth

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incentive (to do sth)

a thing that encourages you to wok harder, do sth

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deterrent

a thing that makes you less likely to do sth. deter sb

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broken home

a family in which the parents are divorced or seperated

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deprived

without sufficient food, education, or money. deprivation n

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detrimental effect (on sth)

a very negative effect, opp beneficial effect

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pull your weight

work as hard as everyone else in a job or activity, syn do your fair share

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nag

keep complaining about sb’s behaviour

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fuss

make a _ - become angry and complain about sth which is probably not important

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give in (to sb/sth)

agree to do sth that you don’t want to do. syn capitulate (to sb/sth)

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frown on/upon sth/sb

disapprove of sth/sb

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discourteous

having bad manners and not showing respect. opp courteous, courtesy n

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customary

usually done in a particular place or situation, custom n

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upwards

moving or pointing towards a higher position

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offensive

rude in a way that makes sb upset or annoyed. opp inoffensive

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impeccable

perfect (manners, behaviour, service)

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exemplary

excellent, and done in a way that others should copy

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cheeky

rude, often in an amusing way

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insolent

ectremely rude and disrespectful, insolence n

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downright

used to emphasize sth negative

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be out out

be upset or offended, syn take offence

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put your foot in it

say sth that offends or upsets sb

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be on your best behaviour

behave in the most polite way you can

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take exception to sth

object strongly to sth and be angry about it

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disgraceful

very bad and unacceptable, disgrace n

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be in poor/bad taste

be offensive and not at all apppropriate

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