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impression

I hope I made a good … in my interview! (something seems, looks, or feels to a particular person)

<p><span>I hope I made a good … in my interview! (<strong>something </strong></span>seems<span><strong>, </strong></span>looks<span><strong>, or </strong></span>feels<span><strong> to a </strong></span>particular<span><strong> </strong></span>person<span>)</span></p>
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chimes

I was woken up by the … of the cathedral bells. (Ringing sound)



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plopped

After working all day, he … down on the couch and turned on the TV. (to sit or drop down heavily or carelessly, usually because you’re tired)

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entitles

Completing the course you to receive a professional certificate. (to give someone the right to have or do something)

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cramped

My legs … up halfway through the marathon, so I had to stop and stretch. (for a muscle to become painfully tight and contract suddenly)

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disregard

The manager chose to the warning signs and continued with the plan. (to ignore something intentionally; to pay no attention to something)

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persistent

She remained despite facing rejection after rejection. (continuing firmly without giving up; determined, tenacious)

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tramp

A … was collecting empty bottles on the beach. (Homeless person)

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carry out

But we cannot … this work without federal support. (Perform, execute)

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definiteness

Her … about the decision made the transition smoother for everyone. (certainty)

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compassion

Personal care workers need to show … and patience every day. (sympathy, feeling for others and wish to help)

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Detained

We were … in traffic and arrived at the theater a little late (to delay that person for a short period of time, or to force someone officially to stay - arrest)

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shoelace

You know, your … is untied. (bootlace, cord)

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obnoxious

When she's in a bad mood she is … to everyone (very unpleasant or rude)

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snout

The dog sniffed the ground with its … while tracking a scent (the long nose of an animal)

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odor

There was a strong … in the kitchen after the garbage was left overnight (stink - an unpleasant or noticeable smell).

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pile up

Time pressure can be paralyzing for many people when tasks start to … (cumulate)

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graze

Cows typically … in the fields and eat grass (feed on grass)

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puddle

After the rain stopped, a small … formed near the sidewalk. (a small pool of water on the ground)

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soar

Words give wings to the mind and make a man … to heaven.

(Fly as a bird with almost no effort)

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sewerage

The city invested millions to modernize its … system to handle heavy rains. (network of pipes for removing waste water)

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neat

Sarah is such a … person — she always keeps everything organized and in place. (tidy, well-organized, orderly, cool)

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blush

She began to when everyone praised her presentation. (to become red in the face due to embarrassment, shyness, or emotion)

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Ping

… me when you are free to talk

(Reach out, Give me a heads-up)

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by the sea

We spent the weekend , walking every morning on the coast. (next to the sea)

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blush

Her face began to … as she realized her mistake.

(turn red from embarrassment or shyness)

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wad of cash

Back in the day, people had to carry a … on trips, since there were no Visa cards.
(bunch of money)

<p>Back in the day, people had to carry a … on trips, since there were no Visa cards.<br>(bunch of money)</p>
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flattered

I was genuinely … when my manager praised my work in front of the entire team — it felt good to be noticed and appreciated.

(pleased, honored)

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stub out

She reached for the ashtray to … her last cigarette.

(Put out, finish )

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farsighted

Barcelona was built by a … architect, who was able to forecast the city’s growth.

(visionary, forward-thinking)

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squinting

People usually are able to see a little better by …

(look with eyes partly closed)

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liberated

He … himself from the shackles of addiction

(broke free, break off, release)

<p>He … himself from the shackles of addiction</p><p>(broke free, break off, release)</p>
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pampered

My aunt used to … me — she brought me sweets every day and let me do whatever I wanted.

(= cuddled me)

<p>My aunt used to … me — she brought me sweets every day and let me do whatever I wanted.</p><p>(=  cuddled me)</p>
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synopsis

He had already written a and a conclusion for the final report before the first meeting
(overview, review, recap)

<p><span>He had already written a </span><em>…</em><span> and a conclusion for the final report before the first meeting</span><br><span>(overview, review, recap)</span></p>
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ramble

He tends to … during his presentations.

(talk or write without clear direction)

<p><span>He tends to … during his presentations.</span><br><br><span>(talk or write without clear direction)</span></p><p></p>
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deliberate

Was it a … decision to go in that direction or just a coincidence?

(intentional and conscious)

<p>Was it a … decision to go in that direction or just a coincidence?</p><p>(intentional and conscious)</p>
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definition

To build muscle …, focus on higher reps; to build mass, focus on heavier weights.

(musculature)

<p>To build muscle …, focus on higher reps; to build mass, focus on heavier weights.</p><p>(musculature)</p>
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glimpse

This is just a into some of the theory.

(glance,  look at something quickly)

<p><span>This is just a </span><em>…</em><span> into some of the theory.</span><br><br><span>(glance, <strong>&nbsp;look at something quickly)</strong></span></p>
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spit on

You say you have beliefs, but by what you've done, you’ve just …them!

(show disrespect or contempt for someone or something)

<p>You say you have beliefs, but by what you've done, you’ve just  …them!<br><br>(<span><strong>show disrespect or contempt for someone or something</strong></span>)</p>
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voluble

During the meeting, she was so … that no one else could get a word in.

(talkative)

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demonize

We don’t … legal immigrants — we treat them with respect because they came here to work as our ancestors

(denigrate)

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arsonist

If you start a fire and then extinguish it, that doesn’t make you a firefighter — it makes you an … with a hose
(firestarter)

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pat

Nice work! You deserve a … on the back.

(compliment, praise, acknowledgment)

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withdrawn

Since moving to the new city, she’s been … and barely talks to anyone at work

(reserved)

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stumbled

He … over his words during the interview and completely tripped up on the final question (lose one's balance or make a mistake)

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sulk

My wife tends to … when I forget our anniversary

(got offended, felt hurt

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concede

Eventually I had to … to the demands of my mother.

(Give in)

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please

He had a big heart and wanted to … everyone.

(satisfy)

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fluke

What? My success was a … ? It sounds offensive, especially if you worked hard to get there

(coincidence, stroke of luck)

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unobtrusive

The gameplay is simple and … with clear control.

(Not standing out, humble)

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perception

We need to change people's … of the military. (a thought, belief, sight or opinion)

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rite of passage

Commencement is a … marking the transition from student life to adulthood (initiation)

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persistence

Hard work and … play a vital role in achieving a goal (determination)

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gloss over

In a job interview, it's natural to highlight achievements and … setbacks (downplay them)

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candidate

We offered him the job. He was definitely the best … (applicant)

<p><span>We offered him the job. He was definitely the best … (</span>applicant<span>)</span></p>
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qualifications

Laura's skills and … are perfect for this role. (characteristics, accreditations)

<p><span>Laura's skills and … are perfect for this role. (</span>characteristics, accreditations<span>)</span></p>
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as

Even though he is younger, I am … strong as he is.

<p>Even though he is younger, I am … strong as he is.</p>
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Consonants

… cannot make a word without vowels.

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intensity

Due to leg pain, I suggest reducing the … of your training. (frequency, rate)

<p>Due to leg pain, I suggest reducing the … of your training. (frequency, rate)</p>
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flawless

It was a beautiful, … victory. (impeccable, perfect, ideal)

<p>It was a beautiful, <em>… victory</em>. (impeccable, perfect, ideal)</p>
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versatility

The reshuffled roles in the theater production showcased each actor's … (flexibility - ability to adapt to different characters)

<p><span>The reshuffled roles in the theater production showcased each actor's … </span><em>(flexibility - ability to adapt to different characters)</em></p>
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impartial

The role of a reviewer is to provide … feedback on performance. (Unbiased)

<p>The role of a reviewer is to provide … feedback on performance. (Unbiased)</p>
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let down

No one wants to their … team.(disappoint)

<p>No one wants to <em>…</em> their … team.(disappoint)</p>
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Installment

… payments allow you to afford large purchases by paying in parts over time (payment division)

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layover

The flight had a two-hour … in Chicago (stop over)

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wobbles

That bookcasewhenever you put anything on it. (lack of balance or hesitation)

<p><span>That </span>bookcase<span> … </span>whenever<span> you put anything on it. (</span>lack<span><strong> of </strong></span>balance or hesitation<span>)</span></p>
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heads up

The meeting time has been changed - so I need to give you a …. (alert, to warn);

<p><span>The meeting time has been changed - so </span>I need to give you a <em>…. (alert, to warn)</em>; </p>
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lay eyes on

They had a big fight, so they might never … each other again (look at)

<p>They had a big fight, so they might never … each other again (look at)</p>
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root

Come and … for the Poland football team next week (cheer)

<p>Come and … for the Poland football team next week (cheer)</p>
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seize

In business, it's essential to … the opportunity before competitors do.

(take, use, grab, catch)

<p>In business, it's essential to … the opportunity before competitors do.</p><p>(take, use, grab, catch)</p>
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proximity

Their close … in the office helped build a strong team dynamic

(closeness)

<p>Their close … in the office helped build a strong team dynamic</p><p>(closeness)</p>
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rained on

Take an umbrella if you don’t want to get …

(wet, soaked)

<p>Take an umbrella if you don’t want to get … <br><br>(wet, soaked)</p>
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lose feeling

It’s so cold that I’m starting to … in my fingers

(go numb, be numb)

<p>It’s so cold that I’m starting to … in my fingers<br><br>(go numb, be numb)</p>
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ease off

With time, her panic attacks began to … significantly.

(reduce in intensity or amount)

<p><span>With time, her panic attacks began to … significantly.</span><br><br>(<span>reduce in intensity or amount)</span></p>
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change from one minute to the next

The weather here can in the most unbelievable way.

(swap)

<p><span>The weather here can </span><em>…</em><span> in the most unbelievable way.</span><br><br><span>(swap)</span></p>
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skid

The brakes locked, and the car began to …

(slide away)

<p>The brakes locked, and the car began to …<br><br>(slide away)</p>
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tranquil

Would you rather choose village and enjoy the atmosphere, or would you prefer to spend this time in a lively city?

(calm and quiet)

<p>Would you rather choose village and enjoy the <strong>… </strong>atmosphere, or would you prefer to spend this time in a lively city?<br><br>(<em><u>calm and quiet</u></em>)</p>
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laid-back

People in rural areas normally lead a … lifestyle not worrying much about anything

(a simple but relaxing)

<p><span>People in rural areas normally lead </span><strong><em>a …</em></strong><span> lifestyle not worrying much about anything</span><br><br><span>(<em><u>a simple but relaxing</u></em>)</span></p>
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crammed with

The Egyptian Museum is … exquisite antiquities and unique collections from the ancient times.

(full of)

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splendid

Architectures like St Peter’s Basilica in Vatican are …


[magnificent and striking]

<p><span>Architectures like St Peter’s Basilica in Vatican are … </span><br><br><br><span>[<em><u>magnificent and striking]</u></em></span></p>
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intact

The town was almost ruined in fire, but the historical tower remained


[stayed not changed, damaged].

<p><span>The town was almost ruined in fire, but the historical tower </span><strong>remained </strong><span>… </span><br><br><br><span>[<em><u>stayed not changed, damaged].</u></em></span></p>
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buzz

There is a real about disco clubs in any city

[[excitement and energy, noise]

<p><span>There is a real </span><strong><em>… </em></strong><span>about disco clubs in any city</span><br><br><span>[[<em><u>excitement and energy, noise</u></em>]</span></p>
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congested

The city traffic becomes more and more … each year pass.


[crowded, overfilled]

<p><span>The city traffic becomes </span><strong><em>more and more … </em></strong><span>each year pass.</span><br><br><br><span>[</span>crowded, overfilled<span>]</span></p>
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out of this world

The quality of service in the country is .

exceptionally good

<p><span>The quality of service in the country is </span><strong><em>… </em>.</strong><br><br><span><em><u>exceptionally good</u></em></span></p>
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Spotless

… pavements and streets of the city took me by surprise.


[extremely clean]

<p><span>… pavements and streets of the city took me by surprise.</span><br><br><br>[<span><em><u>extremely clean]</u></em></span></p>
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top-notch

You definitely feel that the guests come first, and the staff provides kind of ___-_____ service. (=informal; something of the highest quality)

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lives up to the hype

The service was fantastic, but I don't think the place


(as good as people are expecting)

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vibrant

The old street market has a unique and _______ atmosphere that's sure to captivate. (=full of life and activity; lively)

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draws near

He's not ready yet either but the time …

(Is approaching, coming)

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cuisines

The serve different … here.

(gastronomy, food from different regions)

<p><span>The serve different … here.</span><br><br><span>(</span>gastronomy, food from different regions<span>)</span></p>
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local

I'd like to try something … first

(regional)

<p><span>I'd like to try something … first</span><br><br><span>(</span>regional<span>)</span></p>
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It's my treat

it is on me

<p>it is on me</p>
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opt for

Many people more expensive options

(choose, pick, select)

<p><span>Many people </span><em>…</em><span> more expensive options</span><br><br><span>(</span>choose, pick, se<code>lect</code><span>)</span></p>
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come

I am thinking about the vegetable goulash. Does it …with anything?

(served with)

<p><span>I am thinking about the vegetable goulash. Does it …with anything?</span><br><br><span>(served with)</span></p>
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sympathize

Accept my condolences. I … with you with all my heart.

(feel sorry but understand and care about someone's problems)

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Concoct

Sometimes I just take everything I have in a refrigerator, and … a dish that could pass for edible.

(Make up)

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prudent

It would be a … deed to save some money for emergencies rather than spending it all at once. (wise action)

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implausible

His explanation sounded , given the lack of any supporting evidence. (not believable or unlikely to be true; not convincing)

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court

We made a proposal, so the ball is in their …

(field, side OR trial)

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foreplay

Do a … to set the right mood.

(sexual prelude)