Word families

Bother: (v)

Bother: (v)

to annoy, worry or upset somebody; to cause somebody trouble or pain

Bother: (n)

trouble or difficulty

Indecisiveness/ Indecision: (n)

the state of being unable to decide

Unacceptable: (adj)

so bad that you think it should not be allowed

Cover up: (phrasal verb)

to try to stop people from knowing the truth about a mistake, a crime, etc.

Commitment: (n)

a promise to do something or to behave in a particular way; a promise to support somebody/something; the fact of committing yourself

Vulnerable: (adj)

vulnerable (to somebody/something) weak and easily hurt physically or emotionally

Recognize: (v)

recognize somebody/something to give somebody official thanks for something that they have done or achieved

Consider: (v)

consider somebody/something to think about something, especially the feelings of other people, and be influenced by it when making a decision, etc.

Direct: (v)

to be in charge of actors in a play or film, or musicians in a band, orchestra, etc.

Crew: (n)

a group of people with special skills working together

Closely: (adv)

in a way that is very similar to somebody/something else

Photography: (n)

the art, process or job of taking photographs or filming something

Cinematographer: (n)

a person whose job is connected with photography and camerawork in making films

Essential: (adj)

completely necessary; extremely important in a particular situation or for a particular activity

Imagery: (n)

pictures, photographs, etc.

Pale: (adj)

light in colour; containing a lot of white

Rob: (v)

rob somebody/something (of something) to steal money or property from a person or place

Motivation: (n)

the reason why somebody does something or behaves in a particular way

Purpose: (n)

the intention, aim or function of something; the thing that something is supposed to achieve

Instant: (adj)

happening immediately

synonym immediate

Immediate: (adj)

happening or done without delay

synonym instant

Interact: (v)

interact (with somebody) to communicate with somebody, especially while you work, play or spend time with them

Represent: (v)

represent somebody/something to be a member of a group of people and act or speak for them at an event, a meeting, etc.

Symbolize: (v)

symbolize something to be a symbol of something

synonym Symbolize

(British English also symbolise)

Punish: (v)

to make somebody suffer because they have broken the law or done something wrong

Amazingly: (adv)

in a very surprising way, especially one that makes you like or admire

synonym astoundingly, incredibly