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What is a euphoria?

A feeling or state of intense excitement and happiness.

What does the term trademark mean?

A symbol, logo, or name that identifies and differentiates the source of goods or services.

What happens during a downpour?

A heavy rainfall over a short period.

What is a twinkly appearance?

A sparkling or shining appearance, often associated with lights.

What is an institute?

An organization or establishment for a particular purpose, often educational.

What does rivalry refer to?

The situation where two or more parties compete against each other.

What is longhand?

Writing done by hand using complete letters and words, as opposed to shorthand.

What does poverty mean?

The state of being extremely poor or lacking sufficient financial resources.

Who is considered a socialite?

A person who is well known in fashionable society and enjoys spending time at social events.

What does it mean to track something?

To follow the course or development of something.

What does the phrase 'try one's luck' mean?

To attempt to achieve something by chance.

What is turmeric?

A bright yellow spice derived from the root of the Curcuma longa plant, widely used in cooking and traditional medicine.

What does woollen refer to?

Made of or pertaining to wool.

What does it mean to accustom someone?

To make someone familiar with something through repeated exposure.

What is a chamber?

A room or enclosed space, often used for a specific purpose.

What does it mean to elect?

To choose someone for a position or office through a vote.

What does hallow mean?

To make holy or sacred.

What does it mean to infect?

To contaminate or transmit a disease to someone.

What is measles?

A viral disease characterized by a high fever and a distinctive rash.

What does medieval refer to?

Relating to the Middle Ages, especially in terms of culture and history.

What does mob mean?

A large crowd of people, often behaving in a chaotic or disorderly manner.

What is a myth?

A traditional story, often involving supernatural beings or events, used to explain natural or social phenomena.

What is a statistic?

A numerical data point or fact that represents a piece of information.

What does 'to the full' mean?

Completely or entirely.

Loathe

To feel intense dislike or disgust for.

Struck

Past tense of strike; to hit or impact.

Obligation

A duty or commitment to do something.

Persuade

To convince someone to do or believe something.

Tune

A melody or musical composition.

Whistle

To make a high-pitched sound by forcing air through pursed lips or between teeth.

Lick

To pass the tongue over something.

Insect

A small arthropod animal that has six legs and usually one or two pairs of wings.

Scratch

To mark a surface with a sharp or pointed object.

Oyster

A marine mollusk with a rough shell that can produce pearls.

Rubber

A flexible material made from the sap of rubber trees or synthetically produced.

From then on

Starting from that point in time.

Trousers

An outer garment worn from the waist to the ankles, covering both legs.

Terror

Extreme fear.

Conquer

To defeat and take control of a place or people.

Suburb

A residential area on the outskirts of a city.

Prosperous

Successful and flourishing, especially in financial terms.

Seaport

A harbor where ships can dock and transfer cargo.

Threatened

In danger; exposed to harm or danger.

Daring

Adventurous or audacious; bold.

Declare

To make something known officially.

Pyrenees

A mountain range that forms a natural border between France and Spain.

March

To walk with a regular and measured tread.

Frequently

Occurring often or repeatedly.

Tribesman

A member of a tribe.

Accomplished

Highly skilled or proficient in a particular area.

Raft

A flat buoyant structure used for floating on water.

Ferry

A boat or ship that carries people, vehicles, or goods across a body of water.

Task

A piece of work to be done.

Snorkel

To swim while breathing through a snorkel (an underwater breathing tube).

Fall off

To drop from a higher position to a lower one.

Trunk

The main woody stem of a tree, or a large storage case.

Struggle

To exert effort in the face of difficulties.

Slip

To lose one's footing or to slide accidentally.

Slide

To move smoothly along a surface.

Perish

To die or be destroyed, especially in a violent or sudden way.

Deserted

Abandoned; empty of people.

Initially

At first; at the beginning.

Defeated

Having lost a contest or battle.

Superior

Higher in rank, status, or quality.

Sail

To travel on water in a boat with sails.

Rail

A bar or series of bars, typically used as a barrier or support.

King's Cross

A major railway station in London.

Travel up

To go to a higher location, often used to describe heading towards a place.

Saver

A person or thing that helps save or preserve something.

Return

To come back to a place or an action that brings something back.

See eye to eye

To agree with someone.

Go over someone's head

از فهم کسی خارج بودن

Kick up a fuss

To complain or protest loudly.

Have a sweet tooth

To have a liking for sweets or sugary foods.

Pull someone's leg

To joke or tease someone.

Queue

A line or sequence of people or vehicles awaiting their turn.

Grind

To crush or pulverize into small pieces.

Take ages

To take a long time.

Bump

To hit with something.

Action-packed

Full of excitement and activity.

Addict

A person who is dependent on a substance or activity.

Ashamed

Feeling embarrassed or guilty.

Bear with

To be patient with someone or something.

Convict

A person found guilty of a crime.

Counsellor

A person trained to give guidance on personal, social, or psychological issues.

Determined

Having made a decision and and let not anyone to change it.

Digit

A numerical symbol. like 1- 2 -3 …..

Dozen

A group of twelve.

Dysfunctional

not working properly

Economize

To save money or resources.

Encounter

To unexpectedly experience or be faced with something.

Explode

To burst violently and noisily.

Faceless

Having no recognizable or identifiable face.

Find fault

To criticize or identify problems in something.

Fraud

the crime of deceiving people to get money or….

Grin

To smile broadly.

Head teacher

The person in charge of a school.

Hit rock bottom

To reach the lowest point or most difficult situation.

Imprisonment

The state of being in prison.