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unsightly
unpleasant to look at

stave off
to prevent sth, esp until a later time
ex: He had a bar of chocolate to ... his hunger.

taper off
to become gradually smaller or weaker, or happen less often
ex: Her voice ... as she realized everyone was listening.
whittle away at
to gradually reduce the size or importance of something
ex: Inflation has ... their savings.

fret over
to worry about
ex: As a new mother, I ... any delay in my daughter's development.

trustworthy
able to be trusted

cousin to
something that is related to or similar to another thing

creature of habit
someone who always wants to do the same things in the same way
ex: I'm a ... - I don't really like trying new foods.

at a fast/good clip
~ at a fair lick
pounce on
to immediately criticize a mistake
to accept something quickly and with enthusiasm (nhảy chồm lên, vồ lấy, chớp lấy)

pre-eminence
the fact of surpassing all others; superiority
perversely
in a way that is strange and not what most people would expect or enjoy
ex: The best way to understand this book is to start, ...., at the end.
