Use of English Vocabulary List

Vocabulary flashcards covering English collocations, phrases, and expressions from the lecture notes.

binge-watch

To watch without restraint (e.g., several episodes of a series in a row).

bitterly disappointed

Deeply or profoundly disappointed.

burst into tears

To suddenly start crying.

casual acquaintance

A person one knows slightly or a brief acquaintance.

common sense

Sound practical judgment or good sense in practical matters.

free spirit

A person who lives freely and lives the way they want.

full-time course

A course or study program conducted in full-time hours.

hang around

To spend time somewhere or linger around a place.

like-minded

Having similar tastes, opinions, or ideas.

meet the requirements

To fulfill or satisfy specific demands or requirements.

nasty habit

An unpleasant, bad, or disagreeable habit.

painfully shy

Extremely or excessively shy.

post a video

To publish a video clip, for example on the Internet.

reach an agreement

To arrive at a mutual decision or come to an understanding.

roar with laughter

To laugh loudly and uncontrollably.

set high standards

To establish demanding criteria or expectations.

share an interest

To have common hobbies or interests with someone else.

shrug your shoulders

To raise one's shoulders to express indifference or doubt.

soulmate

A person ideally suited to another as a close friend or romantic partner.

spare room

An extra bedroom or guest room in a house.

supremely confident

Extremely or exceptionally confident in oneself.

turn up

To appear or show up somewhere.

vivid imagination

A active, detailed, and rich mental imagination.