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ENGLISH DAY 32

  •  English    100     Public
    VOCAB
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  • It wasn't very CONSIDERATE you to drink all the milk/ He is always a kind and CONSIDERATE host.
    kind and helpful/ Caring about and respectful of others
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  • We'll need to KEEP BACK some of the budget for travel later in the year./ I suspect she's KEEPING something BACK.
    Not use the whole amount of ST so that there is a small amount remaining for later/Not tell SB everything u know about a situation or an event that has happened
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  • BE THE BEST THING SINCE SLICED BREAD
    informal to be an excellent person or thing
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  • a bar/kitchen/piano STOOL, A three-legged STOOL/ He told the doctor he had been passing bloody STOOLS
    a seat without any support for the back or arms/ (MEDICAL, specialized)A piece of solid waste from the body
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  • STOOL PIGEON (SLANG)
    a person, often a criminal, who gives information in secret to the police so that they can catch other criminals
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  • (OLD-FASHIONED, IFML) the BROUHAHA over his latest novel/ There was a big BROUHAHA when the town council decided to close the park.
    a lot of noise or angry complaining about something/ A situation that causes upset, anger, or confusion
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  • ABYSMAL working conditions The food was ABYSMAL. The standard of the students' work is ABYSMAL=> It was an ABYSMALLY poor interview. The critics were ABYSMALLY wrong on almost every point.
    very bad
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  • If only she'd been called AN or Fla instead of the PROSAIC Jane. He asked if I'd got my black eye in a fight-I told him the PROSAIC truth that I'd banged my head on a door/Only a few PROSAIC tables and chairs remained by the time we got her
    Without interest, imagination, & excitement/ Ordinary and not especially interesting or unusual
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  • A LAUDABLE goal/ambition The recycling programme is LAUDABLE, but does it save much money?
    (of actions and behaviour) deserving praise, even if there is little or no success
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  • I thought he CARRIED OFF the part of Hamlet with great skill. She was nervous about giving a talk to her colleagues, but she CARRRIED it OFF very well.
    succeed in doing or achieving something difficult
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  • Deep-sea divers carry CYLINDERS of oxygen on their backs.
    a solid or hollow tube with long straight sides and two circular ends the same size, or an object shaped like this, often used as a container
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  • police FROGMEN
    SB who swims or works underwater for a long time wearing breathing equipment, flippers (= rubber or plastic shoes that are longer than the feet),& usu a rubber
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  • They died from inhaling NOXIOUS fumes/ A NOXIOUS smell/influence (FORMAL)
    Something, especially a gas or other substance, that is noxious is poisonous or very harmful/ Harmful and unpleasant
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  • We sat down and started the exam under the EAGLE EYE of the teacher=> My EAGLE-EYED mother noticed that some biscuits were missing. An EAGLE-EYED editor corrected the misspelling.
    If someone has an eagle eye, they notice everything, even very small details
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  • members of the ARISTOCRACY=> a prep-school-educated American ARISTOCRAT=> His ARISTOCRATIC manner alienated many voters.
    a class of people who hold high social rank
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  • Where have you been? You're soaking wet! You LOOK LIKE A DROWNED RAT
    Be very wet, especially because you have been in heavy rain
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