Word Store 1: A New Look - Vocabulary Review

A comprehensive set of vocabulary flashcards based on the Word Store 1 'A New Look' materials, covering personality traits, relationship phrases, compound adjectives, fashion styles, and various usages of the word 'look'.

Carefree

Happy and without worries.

Down-to-earth

Sensible and practical.

Rebellious

Difficult or disobedient.

Shallow (implied)

Not interested in serious things.

Easy-going

Not easily upset or annoyed.

Vain

Too proud of the way you look.

Hang out with

To socialise with someone.

Lose touch with

To stop seeing each other.

Get to know

To slowly find out about someone.

Be always there for

To be always reliable.

Fall out with

To have an argument.

Get along with

To have a good relationship with someone.

Fast-drying

A compound adjective describing something that dries quickly.

Short-sleeved

A garment having short sleeves.

Hard-wearing

Something that lasts a long time even with heavy use.

Brightly-coloured

Having vivid or strong colors.

Cutting-edge

Very modern and with all the newest features.

Multi-purpose

Having many different uses.

Goes for

Chooses or adopts a particular style, such as a casual look.

Comes across

To give a specific impression, such as appearing kind and friendly.

Feel comfortable in one's own skin

To feel confident and relaxed about who you are.

Go with the flow

To follow what others are doing or accept a situation.

Trendsetter

A person who starts a new fashion or trend.

Waistcoat

A sleeveless garment typically worn over a shirt.

Look at/for

To focus your attention to see or find something.

Look (as a noun)

Refers to a specific style, such as the 'festival look'.

Look like (+ noun)

To have a similar appearance to someone or something.

Look as if/as though (+ clause)

To suggest an appearance or situation is because of something.

Look (+ adjective)

To have a particular appearance, e.g., 'look good' or 'look bored'.

Look after

To take care of somebody or something.