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ENGLISH DAY 32

  •  English    100     Public
    VOCAB
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  • The national Democratic CONVENTION. Where are they holding their party CONVENTION?/ An artistic CONVENTION
    A large formal meeting f ppl who do a particular job o hv a similar interest, o a large meeting fo a political party/ A common way f showing ST in art o writing
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  • They defied/flouted/broke with CONVENTION by giving up their jobs and becoming self-sufficient. CONVENTION dictates that it is the man who asks the woman to marry him and not the other way round.
    a usual o accepted way f behaving, esp in social situations, often following an old way f thinking o a custom in one particular society
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  • He was fined and given two years' PROBATION. The judge PUT him ON PROBATION for two years/ A period of PROBATION(A period f time at the start f a new job when u r watched & tested t see if u r suitable fo the job)
    a period f time when a criminal must behave well & nt commit any more crimes so as t avoid bein sent t prison/...
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  • Gene's ON PROBATION this semester. (US)
    a period of time during which a student who has not performed well must continue to have a particular grade point average in order to stay in school
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  • PROBATION OFFICER
    a person whose job is to regularly see people who have committed crimes and who are on probation, and to help them to avoid committing crimes again
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  • When we grow up, we realize that our parents aren't superhuman - they'RE (ONLY) FLESH AND BLOOD
    Have normal human limits, needs, etc.
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  • With her qualifications and experience, she would seem to be ideally SUITED TO/FOR the job/ They were never SUITED (TO each other) from the start - they don't have anything in common.
    right fo SB o ST/ If 2 ppl who hv a relationship r suited, they hv a good relationship tht will probably last, often bc they share a lot f interests
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  • Two black-SUITED men
    (in compound adjectives) wearing a particular type of suit (-SUITED)
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  • Will you two stop BICKERING! They're always BICKERING WITH each other ABOUT/OVER their personal problems=> I'm tired of their constant BICKERING
    argue about things that are not important=> Arguments about things that are not important
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  • J.J. Abrams was the creator and EXECUTIVE PRODUCER of "Lost".
    a person who is in charge of a TV series and has control over creative and management decisions that relate to it
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  • (US)"Look over there!" he said, HANDING OFF his binoculars to the woman standing next to him/ He was happy to HAND OFF the ball more at the start of this season/(Give another person control f ST, o responsibility fo dealin w him, her, o it)
    pass o give ST t SB/In American football, t pass the ball directly into the hands f another player/ The work could be HANDED OFF TO another firm.
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  • If somebody CALLS something INTO QUESTION, then let's stop and review it./ The chief executive's popularity has sunk to levels that BRING his legitimacy INTO QUESTION
    Express doubt about ST/ Make people feel doubt about ST (CALL/BRING STH INTO QUESTION)
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  • IN ALL HONESTY, I do have some criticisms to make. (In All Honesty/Seriousness/Truthfulness)
    said when expressing your opinion honestly, seriously, or truthfully
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  • (US) Has Adam learned to TELL TIME yet?
    be able to read the time from a clock
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  • As babies, the twins looked so much alike that I just couldn't TELL THEM APART
    be able to see the difference between two very similar things or people
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  • If anyone found out that I took the money, I'd DIE OF SHAME (IFML)
    feel extremely ashamed
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