Gold C1 Experience - Unit 1 (EN-definitions)

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accomplished (at) adj.

an accomplished writer, painter, singer, etc. is very skillful

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advent n.

the time when something first begins to be widely used

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allegory n.

a story, painting, etc. in which the events and characters represent ideas or teach a moral lesson

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as far as sth goes phr.

used to say that an idea, suggestion, plan, etc. is satisfactory, but only to a limited degree

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banter n.

friendly conversation in which people make a lot of jokes with, and amusing remarks about, each other

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block out a memory phr.

to stop yourself thinking about something or remembering it

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build followers phr.

to gain a lot of people who look at your stories or posts

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caught up in the past phr.

to be so involved in things that happened in the past that you do not notice other things

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character study n.

analysis or portrayal in literature, film, etc. of character traits of an individual

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charismatic adj.

having charisma

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chart n.

to record information about a situation or set of events over a period of time, in order to see how it changes or develops

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commit sth to memory phr.

to learn something so that you remember it

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conceptual adj.

showing an idea rather than representing actual things

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current adj.

happening or existing now

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cutting-edge adj.

an advantage over other people or things

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designated adj.

chosen for a particular job or purpose

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doodle n.

shapes, lines, or patterns drawn without really thinking about it

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engaged (with) adj.

to get involved with other people and their ideas in order to understand them

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episode n.

a television or radio programme that is one of a series of programmes in which the same story is continued each week

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erase v.

to get rid of something so that it has gone completely and no longer exists

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exclusively adv.

only

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facilitate v.

to make it easier for a process or activity to happen

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flashback n.

a scene in a film, play, book, etc. that shows something that happened before that point in the story

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flawed adj.

spoiled by having mistakes, weaknesses, or by being damaged

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flush (sth away) v.

to clean something by forcing water through it

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freak (sb) out phrv.

to become very anxious, upset, or afraid, or make someone very anxious, upset, or afraid

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full-on adj.

extreme

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fundamental adj.

very necessary and important

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get into sth phrv.

to begin to enjoy something or be interested in it

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gush v.

if a liquid gushes, it flows or pours out quickly and in large quantities

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hang around with phrv.

to spend a lot of time with someone

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have a selective memory phr.

to choose what you want to remember and what to forget

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impartial adj.

not involved in a particular situation, and therefore able to give a fair opinion or piece of advice

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infuriated adj.

extremely angry

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inspirational adj.

providing encouragement or new ideas for what you should do

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jog someone's memory phr.

to make someone remember something

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make stuff up phr.

to produce a new story, song, game, etc. by thinking

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manipulate v.

to work skilfully with information, systems, etc. to achieve the result that you want

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marked improvement phr.

a very obvious or noticeable improvement

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memorise v.

to learn words, music, etc. so that you know them perfectly

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mind-blowing adj.

very exciting, shocking, or strange

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modify v.

to make small changes to something in order to improve it and make it more suitable or effective

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mundane adj.

ordinary and not interesting or exciting

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on a positive note phr.

used when saying what is good about something

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operate (as) v.

to have a particular purpose

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overall adj.

considering or including everything

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partial adj.

not complete

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partially adv.

not completely

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pave the way (for sth) phr.

to make a later event or development possible by producing the right conditions

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play a vital role (in sth) phr.

to fulfill a very important or essential role in an undertaking

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provocative adj.

intended to make people angry or upset, or to cause a lot of discussion

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pure invention phr.

a story, explanation, etc. that is not true

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quit v.

to leave a job, school, etc., especially without finishing it completely

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raise awareness phr.

to improve people's knowledge about something

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read up on (sth) phrv.

to read a lot about something because you will need to know about it

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realise v.

to know and understand something, or suddenly begin to understand it

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realm n.

a general area of knowledge, activity, or thought

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reassuring adj.

making you feel less worried or frightened

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recall v.

to remember a particular fact, event, or situation from the past

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recognise v.

to know who someone is or what something is, because you have seen, heard, experienced, or learned about them in the past

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remember v.

1) to have a picture or idea in your mind of people, events, places, etc. from the past; 2) to not forget something that you must do, get, or bring

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remind v.

to make someone remember something that they must do

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ripple effect n.

a situation in which one action causes another, which then causes a third, etc.

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run into trouble phr.

to start to experience difficulties

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scamper v.

to run with quick short steps, like a child or small animal

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scrapbook n.

a book with empty pages where you can stick pictures, newspaper articles, or other things you want to keep

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sequence n.

one part of a story, film, etc. that deals with a single subject or action

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showcase n.

to exhibit, especially in an attractive or favorable way

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slippery path phr.

used to talk about a process or habit that is difficult to stop and which will develop into something bad

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stick to sth phrv.

to do or keep doing what you said you would do or what you believe in, even when it is difficult

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substantial adj.

large in amount or number

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take liberties with phr.

to make unreasonable changes in something such as a piece of writing

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therapeutic adj.

making you feel calm and relaxed

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trigger a memory phr.

make you suddenly remember something

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unnerving adj.

making someone feel uncomfortable

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witty adj.

using words in a clever and amusing way

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word for word phr.

in exactly the same words

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feature v.

to include or show something as a special or important part of something, or to be included as an important part

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at will adv.

whenever you want and in whatever way you want

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barren adj.

used to describe something that does not look interesting or attractive

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bring sth alive phr.

to make something interesting and real

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contented adj.

happy and satisfied because your life is good

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fade v.

to gradually disappear

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file away phrv.

to keep papers, documents, etc. in a particular place so that you can find them easily

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give sb a sense of sth phr.

to help someone understand something

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insight (into) n.

a sudden clear understanding of something or part of something, especially a complicated situation or idea

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make money from sth phr.

to gain profit

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parallel adj.

a relationship or similarity between two things, especially things that exist or happen in different places or at different times

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stroke v.

to move your hand gently over something

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subconsciously adv.

in a way that a person is not fully aware of

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sweeping adj.

affecting many things, or making an important difference to something

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up to a point phr.

partly, but not completely