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Vocabulary flashcards covering English words, idioms, and phrases from the lecture slides.

Gain weight

To become heavier or increase in body weight.

Somehow

In a manner or by some means that is not known, stated, or specified.

Go on a shopping spree

To engage in a period of excessive, unrestrained spending and shopping.

Go on a killing spree

To engage in a sudden outburst or period of committing multiple murders in a short time.

Bargain

An advantageous agreement or transaction, often referring to an item bought or offered at a desirable low price.

Extras

Items, features, or costs that are additional to what is standard, basic, or strictly necessary.

All of a sudden

Quickly, abruptly, and unexpectedly.

Sort of

To some extent; somewhat or rather.

Bathrobe

A loose-fitting garment worn before or after bathing, or for lounging.

To be charged

To receive a bill or be required to pay an amount of money for a service, purchase, or fee.

Charge

The price or fee demanded for a good or service, or the act of demanding such a price.

Get revenge on somebody

To retaliate or inflict harm on someone in return for an injury or perceived wrong.

Sew

To join, fasten, or repair materials using a needle and thread.

Sewing kit

A small, portable collection of equipment such as needles, thread, and buttons used for sewing.

First aid kit

A set of materials and medical supplies assembled for providing basic emergency treatment.

Go out the window

To be abandoned, discarded, or no longer exist or function.

Cornflake

A crisp, toasted flake of corn typically consumed with milk as a breakfast cereal.

Salmon

A large edible fish with characteristic pinkish flesh that swims in both fresh and salt waters.

Slice

A thin, broad piece cut from a larger object, or the action of cutting something into such pieces.

Exciting

Causing great enthusiasm, eagerness, or interest.