Lecture Vocabulary: Pelvis & Easy MaryEnglish Notes

Linguistic and Behavioral Concepts

Slouching ( $/s_71984$ ): A bad habit characterized by curving your back while sitting or standing.
To convince ( $/s_71985$ ): To persuade someone or make them do something through words (Russian: угавариватстудентский глагол "уговорить").
To stumble upon something/someone ( $/s_71986$ ): To see or meet something or someone unexpectedly (Russian: наткнуться).
To squirrel something away ( $/s_73019$ ): To hide or save something for future use (Russian: прятать/откладывать что-то на потом).
To cut something out ( $/s_73021$ ): To remove something from one's life or habits.
To strike up ( $/s_73024$ ): To start or initiate a specific process.
To kick something off ( $/s_74078$ ): To start or begin something.
To give something up ( $/s_74079$ ): To quit or stop doing something permanently.
By force of habit ( $/s_74080$ ): Acting in a certain way due to a long-standing routine.
Hardly ever ( $/s_74825$ ): Almost never.
Manage to do something ( $/s_77312$ ): To successfully complete a task, often with difficulty; to finally do something.
To endeavour ( $/s_79874$ ): To make an effort or attempt (Marked with $+$ ).
To spectate ( $/s_80095$ ): To watch or observe (Marked with $+$ ).
To incorporate ( $/s_86305$ ): To include or integrate (Part of Part 4 of 5).
To deter ( $/s_86308$ ): To hold back or discourage through fear or doubt.
To envisage ( $/s_86296$ ): To imagine or visualize (Marked with $+$ ).
To psych ( $/s_86299$ ): To prepare oneself psychologically or mentally.
To engage ( $/s_86286$ ): To involve oneself or become occupied with something (Marked with $+$ ).
To steer clear ( $/s_86289$ ): To stay away from or avoid (Marked with $+$ ).
To tame ( $/s_81864$ ): To domesticate, subdue, or cultivate (Marked with $+$ ).
To cope with something ( $/s_86559$ ): To successfully deal with or handle a situation.
To hijack ( $/s_86561$ ): To take over or seize control (e.g., of a vehicle or a process).
Point out ( $/s_88305$ ): To indicate or draw attention to something (Marked with $+$ ).
To rely ( $/s_88308$ ): To depend on.
To iron out ( $/s_89184$ ): To smooth over or resolve difficulties.
To stop by ( $/s_90295$ ): To pay a short visit.
To stall (context: "you stalling") ( $/s_90308$ ): To delay or slow down progress.
To encounter ( $/s_90309$ ): To come across or face.

Emotions and Mental States

To feel blue ( $/s_73027$ ): An idiomatic expression meaning to feel sad.
Overwhelming ( $/s_74820$ ): A state where emotions or situations are too intense and difficult to process or face at once.
To bottle up (emotions) ( $/s_74821$ and $/s_80450$ ): To suppress or hold back emotions internally (Russian: сдеривать, подавлять).
Knock out ( $/s_76221$ ): To be thrown off course or emotionally unsettled.
Sympathy (Sympathetic) ( $/s_80251$ ): Feeling compassion or pity for another's misfortune.
Compassion (Compassionate) ( $/s_80252$ ): Deep awareness of and sympathy for another's suffering.
Hangry ( $/s_80253$ ): A portmanteau for being angry because of hunger.
Rushed ( $/s_80254$ ): Feeling the pressure of being in a hurry.
At ease ( $/s_80255$ ): A state of being relaxed.
To suppress/repress ( $/s_80449$ ): To forcibly hold down or push back (used for emotions).
Mindfulness ( $/s_86294$ ): The practice of being aware and present (Marked with $+$ ).
Feel a range ( $/s_86301$ ): To experience a spectrum or variety of emotions.
Pent-up ( $/s_86290$ ): Specifically describes suppressed or held-back emotions.
Humour ( $/s_81861$ ): The quality of being amusing (Marked with $+$ ).
To vent ( $/s_86560$ ): To release or give vent to strong emotions.
Crave ( $/s_88302$ ): To desire something intensely.
Resent ( $/s_89038$ ): To feel bitterness or indignation at something.
Bliss ( $/s_89185$ ): Perfect happiness or great joy (Marked with $+$ ).
Remorse ( $/s_90311$ ): Deep regret for a past wrong.
Repentance ( $/s_90312$ ): Sincere regret or the act of repenting.
Timidity ( $/s_90643$ ): Fearfulness or a lack of self-confidence (Marked with $+$ ).

Character Traits and Ethics

Consistent ( $/s_74822$ ): Characterized by constant and stable behavior or performance.
Trustworthy ( $/s_77315$ ): Deserving of trust and reliable.
Sincere ( $/s_80451$ ): Genuine and honest.
Sincerity ( $/s_80452$ ): The state or quality of being honest and genuine.
Virtue ( $/s_81809$ ): A quality objectively considered to be morally good or desirable (Marked with $+$ ).
Forward-looking ( $/s_81827$ ): Being visionary or planning for the future; farsighted.
Wise ( $/s_86303$ ): Having experience and good judgment (Marked with $+$ ).
Sophisticated ( $/s_86306$ ): Refined, elegant, or complex (Marked with $*+$ ).
Reckless ( $/s_83770$ ): Acting without caution or regard for consequences (Marked with $+$ ).
Wary ( $/s_88304$ ): Feeling or showing caution about possible dangers or problems (Marked with $+$ ).
Devotion ( $/s_89042$ ): Love, loyalty, or enthusiasm for a cause or person.
Radiant ( $/s_90310$ ): Shining or glowing brightly; emanating joy (Marked with $+$ ).

Physical States, Anatomy, and Health

Pelvis ( $/s_89187$ ): The large bony structure near the base of the spine (Russian: таз).
Groggy ( $/s_74827$ ): Feeling dazed, weak, or unsteady from sleep or exhaustion.
Fatigued ( $/s_77316$ ): Extremely tired (Marked with $+++$ ).
Depleted ( $/s_86295$ ): Being emptied or exhausted of resources/energy (Marked with $+$ ).
Drain ( $/s_86280$ ): To empty or exhaust something completely.
Nausea ( $/s_86281$ ): The feeling of sickness with an impulse to vomit.
Sluggish ( $/s_86282$ ): Moving or acting more slowly than normal; lacking energy (Marked with $+$ ).
Vomiting ( $/s_89037$ ): The act of ejecting matter from the stomach through the mouth (Marked with $+$ ).
Stiff ( $/s_89186$ ): Rigid; not easily bent or moved.
Sanity ( $/s_88307$ ): The state of being mentally healthy or rational (Marked with $+$ ).

Domestic Life, Food, and Environment

Pricy ( $/s_73020$ ): An informal term for expensive.
Carry-on luggage ( $/s_73025$ ): Baggage that passengers are allowed to keep with them on a plane.
Pastry ( $/s_74824$ ): Food made of flour, fat, and water; baked goods.
Convenience ( $/s_75310$ ): The state of being able to do something with little effort (Marked with $+$ ).
Zucchini ( $/s_76252$ ): A summer squash (Russian: кабачок; Marked with $+$ ).
Rustle ( $/s_80781$ ): A soft, muffled crackling sound.
Duvet ( $/s_86291$ ): A warm bed cover filled with feathers or soft fiber.
Fuzz ( $/s_86279$ ): A mass of fine, light fibers or hairs (Marked with $++$ ).
Thumbnail ( $/s_90306$ ): A very small image used as a preview (Marked with $+$ ).

Abstract Concepts and Social Terms

Rainy day ( $/s_73022$ ): A metaphor for a future time of financial need (Russian: чёрный день).
Second wind ( $/s_74826$ ): A sudden burst of renewed energy after feeling tired.
Interest rate ( $/s_77313$ ): The percentage charged by a lender to a borrower for the use of money.
Recognition ( $/s_79875$ ): Acknowledgement or appreciation of merit (Marked with $+$ ).
Upbringing ( $/s_80453$ ): The way in which a person is treated and educated while growing up.
Condition ( $/s_80780$ ): A state of being or a prerequisite (Marked with $++$ ).
Precious ( $/s_81409$ ): Of great value or importance (Marked with $+$ ).
Precise ( $/s_81410$ ): Marked by exactness (Marked with $+$ ).
Hence ( $/s_81808$ ): Consequently; for this reason.
Mystery ( $/s_81830$ ): Something that is impossible to explain or understand.
Reins ( $/s_86304$ ): Straps used to control a horse, often used metaphorically for control.
Innately ( $/s_86307$ ): Naturally; as an inborn quality.
Toddlers ( $/s_86309$ ): Children between the ages of $1-3$ years.
Fellow peers ( $/s_86310$ ): People who are of the same age or social status.
Tantrum-filled ( $/s_86311$ ): Characterized by frequent emotional outbursts (Marked with $+$ ).
Intricacies ( $/s_86312$ ): Complicated or detailed parts of something.
Spiritual ( $/s_86293$ ): Relating to the soul or spirit (Marked with $+$ ).
Toil ( $/s_86297$ ): Exhausting, physical labor or hard work.
Outweigh ( $/s_86298$ ): To be more significant or important than something else.
Comprehensive ( $/s_86300$ and $/s_89040$ ): Inclusive of all elements; all-embracing (Marked with $+$ ).
Ties ( $/s_86284$ ): Connections or bonds.
Crucial ( $/s_86285$ ): Extremely important or significant (Marked with $++++$ ).
Fallout ( $/s_86288$ ): The side effects or consequences of an action (Marked with $+$ ).
Society ( $/s_81860$ ): A structured community of people (Marked with $+$ ).
Probability ( $/s_81869$ ): The likelihood of something occurring (Marked with $+$ ).
Distinction ( $/s_84644$ ): A difference or contrast between similar things.
Solstice ( $/s_87397$ ): Two times a year when the sun reaches its highest or lowest point (summer and winter).
Influx ( $/s_88311$ ): The arrival of a large number of people or things.
Doom ( $/s_88310$ ): Death, destruction, or a very bad fate that cannot be avoided (Marked with $+$ ).
Efficient ( $/s_88312$ ): Achieving maximum productivity with minimum effort.
Worthwhile ( $/s_90304$ ): Deserving of the time or effort spent (Marked with $+$ ).
Rumors ( $/s_90307$ ): Unverified stories or reports circulating in a community.

Professional and Specialized Terminology

Technique ( $/s_77314$ ): A skillful or efficient way of doing or achieving something.
Prosecution ( $/s_87398$ ): The institution and conducting of legal proceedings against someone.
Accusations ( $/s_88306$ ): Charges or claims that someone has done something illegal or wrong.
Intimidation ( $/s_88309$ ): The action of frightening someone into doing something (Marked with $+$ ).
Remedy ( $/s_89034$ ): A medicine or treatment for a disease or any solution to a problem.
Pungency ( $/s_89036$ ): The quality of having a sharp or strong taste or smell (Marked with $+$ ).
Conciliation ( $/s_89702$ ): The action of stopping someone from being angry; mediation.
Molester ( $/s_90303$ ): A person who subjects someone to unwanted sexual behavior.
Counselor ( $/s_90305$ ): A professional trained to give guidance on personal or psychological problems.

General Information

Source Material: All terms are compiled from "Easy MaryEnglish," marked as "All Words" Parts 2 through 5.
Note on Notation: Words marked with $+, ++, +++,$ or $++++$ identify vocabulary that was added independently by the student learner for further emphasis or study.
Contextual Phrases:
- As soon as ( $/s_73023$ )
- Get to know ( $/s_73026$ )
- Though ( $/s_74823$ )
- Among all ( $/s_75401$ and marked with $+$ )
- Occur ( $/s_86283$ )
- Worsen ( $/s_86287$ )
- Period ( $/s_81862$ )
- Soccer ( $/s_81863$ )
- Soaring ( $/s_89039$ )
- Glaring ( $/s_89041$ )
- Bother ( $/s_89188$ )