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be friendly with

To have a kind and positive relationship with someone. Example 1: I am friendly with all my classmates. Example 2: She is friendly with her neighbors.

close friend

A friend you know very well and trust a lot. Example 1: My close friend always helps me. Example 2: We have been close friends for many years.

colleague

A person you work with. Example 1: My colleague helped me finish the project. Example 2: We had lunch with our new colleague.

get on well with

To have a good relationship with someone. Example 1: I get on well with my sister. Example 2: He gets on well with everyone at work.

grandparent

The parent of your mother or father. Example 1: My grandparents live in the countryside. Example 2: I love spending time with my grandparents.

look up to

To admire and respect someone. Example 1: I look up to my teacher. Example 2: Many children look up to their parents.

manager

A person who controls or organizes the work of others. Example 1: The manager answered our questions. Example 2: She became the manager last year.

partner

A person you work with or have a close relationship with. Example 1: My partner helped me with the task. Example 2: They started a business together as partners.

stay in touch with

To continue communicating with someone. Example 1: I stay in touch with my school friends. Example 2: We still stay in touch by email.

take after

To be similar to an older family member. Example 1: She takes after her mother. Example 2: He takes after his grandfather.

teammate

A person who is on the same team as you. Example 1: My teammates supported me during the match. Example 2: We celebrated the victory together with our teammates.

bossy

Always telling other people what to do. Example 1: My little sister is sometimes bossy. Example 2: Nobody likes a bossy classmate.

crazy

Very strange, silly, or exciting. Example 1: That was a crazy idea. Example 2: We had a crazy weekend.

easy-going

Relaxed and not easily upset. Example 1: My uncle is very easy-going. Example 2: She is easy-going and friendly.

funny

Making people laugh. Example 1: He told a funny joke. Example 2: That film was really funny.

generous

Willing to give or share with others. Example 1: She is generous with her time. Example 2: My grandparents are very generous.

helpful

Willing to help other people. Example 1: The shop assistant was helpful. Example 2: Thank you for being so helpful.

kind

Caring and nice to other people. Example 1: She is kind to animals. Example 2: It was kind of you to help me.

noisy

Making a lot of loud sounds. Example 1: The classroom was noisy. Example 2: My neighbors are very noisy.

patient

Able to stay calm while waiting or helping others. Example 1: Good teachers are patient. Example 2: Please be patient with me.

polite

Showing good manners and respect. Example 1: He is always polite to everyone. Example 2: It is polite to say "thank you."

reliable

Someone you can trust and depend on. Example 1: She is a reliable friend. Example 2: This car is reliable.

rude

Not polite; showing bad manners. Example 1: It is rude to interrupt people. Example 2: His answer was rude.

serious

Thoughtful and not joking; important. Example 1: We had a serious conversation. Example 2: This is a serious problem.

tidy

Clean and well organized. Example 1: Her room is always tidy. Example 2: Please keep your desk tidy.

forehead

The part of your face above your eyes. Example 1: She touched her forehead. Example 2: He had a cut on his forehead.

lottery

A game in which people buy tickets for a chance to win money or prizes. Example 1: He won the lottery. Example 2: My dad bought a lottery ticket.

justification

A good reason or explanation for something. Example 1: He gave a good justification for being late. Example 2: Can you explain your justification for this answer?

accessible

Easy to reach, use, or understand. Example 1: The museum is accessible by bus. Example 2: The website is accessible to everyone.

schedule

A plan that shows times for activities or events. Example 1: I checked my schedule. Example 2: Our class schedule changed today.

realize

To understand something that you did not understand before. Example 1: I realized I had forgotten my keys. Example 2: She realized her mistake.

it hit me / it came to me

I suddenly understood or remembered something. Example 1: It suddenly hit me that I knew the answer. Example 2: The idea came to me while I was walking.

type

To write using a keyboard. Example 1: She typed the report. Example 2: I type emails every day.

divide

To separate something into parts. Example 1: Please divide the cake into eight pieces. Example 2: The teacher divided the class into groups.

impression

An opinion or feeling you have about someone or something. Example 1: She made a good first impression. Example 2: What was your impression of the film?

occasionally

Sometimes, but not often. Example 1: We occasionally eat out. Example 2: He occasionally visits his grandparents.

runny nose

A nose that has liquid coming out because of a cold or allergy. Example 1: I have a runny nose today. Example 2: A runny nose is a common cold symptom.

checkers

A board game played with round pieces. Example 1: We played checkers after dinner. Example 2: My grandfather taught me to play checkers.

lost

Not knowing where something or someone is, or unable to find something. Example 1: I lost my phone yesterday. Example 2: We got lost in the city.

influence

The power to affect someone or something, or to affect someone. Example 1: Parents influence their children. Example 2: Music has a big influence on my mood.

pleasure

A feeling of happiness or enjoyment. Example 1: Reading gives me pleasure. Example 2: It was a pleasure to meet you.

satisfaction

A feeling of happiness because something was done well. Example 1: She felt satisfaction after finishing the project. Example 2: Customer satisfaction is important.

directly

Without anything in between; immediately. Example 1: Please speak directly to the manager. Example 2: The train goes directly to Kyiv.

go red

To become red in the face because of embarrassment, anger, or shyness. Example 1: She went red when everyone looked at her. Example 2: He went red after making a mistake.

hold up (something)

To delay or slow something down. Example 1: The accident held up traffic. Example 2: Sorry I'm late. The meeting was held up.

renovation

The work of repairing and improving a building. Example 1: The house is under renovation. Example 2: They did a renovation of the bathroom.

evidence

Facts or objects that show something is true. Example 1: The police found evidence at the crime scene. Example 2: We need more evidence before making a decision.

refurbishment

The process of improving a building by decorating or repairing it. Example 1: The hotel is closed for refurbishment. Example 2: They carried out a refurbishment of the lobby and all the rooms.

quit

To stop doing something or to leave a job. Example 1: He wants to quit smoking. Example 2: She quit her job last month.

take lessons

To attend classes in order to learn something. Example 1: I take English lessons every week. Example 2: She decided to take driving lessons.

Historically

(adv.) throughout history

Example : Historically the area was known for its fishing

Modest

quiet or humble in manner or appearance

Example : He is very modest

Junk food

food that is unhealthy but is quick and easy to eat

Example Eating junk food isn't healthy

Amount of

a quantity of something

Example The total amount was too hight

2)He paid a large amount and the amount of sugar was small

Discount

The amount by which the regular price of an item is reduced

Example : I got a discount on these shoes

Request

to ask for something

Example She made a request for help

Deny

to say that something is not true

Example She wants to deny something

Triangle

A polygon with three sides.

Example Draw a triangle

Boundaries

Boundaries are physical, emotional and mental limits we set to protect ourselves from being manipulated, used, or harmed by others.

Example She respect my boundaries and she also knows about them

mysterioes

hard to understand or explain

Example : He became very mysterioes

Possessive

wanting to own or control; jealous

Example: She felt he was really possessive

make smb fell trapped

загнаний у пастку

Example Hiss rules makes her trapped

tight

These jeans are too tight

Gain

to get something wanted or valued

Example He wants to goin experience

She gains confidence

eternity

forever

Example Five minutes felt like eternity

Chear up

become happier

Example : I'm really chear to see you

Sight

the ability to see

Example : I've got bad sight and because of this reason I need to wear glasses

I'm inspired by

Example : I was inspired by this book

Confuse

mistake one thing for another

Example People always confuse two words

I'm confused

I don't understand

it's confusing

This rule is confusing for me could you explain it again

get a scholarship

(verb) to get some money to study

Example: She got a scholarship because she studied well last year

apply scholarship

подать заявку на стипендию

Example I'm going to apply scholarship

Full scholarship

повна стипендія

Example : He won full scholarship to a university

have an impact on

(phrase) to have a powerful effect on sb / sth

Example Social media have so large impact on us

carefree life

Example: Children often live carefree life

carefree atitude

беззаботное отношение