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ENGLISH DAY 53

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    VOCAB
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  • We never STRONG-ARMED anybody. I told people about the website and they could take it or leave it=> The curfew is just another of the city's STRONG-ARM policies.
    Use force & threats t make ppl do wht u want=> Involving force & threats t get ppl t do ST
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  • Police resorted to STRONG-ARM TACTICS to break up the protest. (A strong-arm tactic/method)
    A method or a type of behaviour that involves using force and threats to make people do what you want
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  • The economic recovery is just beginning to TAKE HOLD now/ The economic recovery is just beginning to TAKE HOLD now. Fascism has never TAKEN ROOT in the United States.
    Become strong; t b established/ Become established
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  • Drugs are too easy to GET AHOLD OF/ I'd like to GET AHOLD OF Debbie and talk to her about this.
    Get ST/ Find o communicate w SB
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  • GROUND down by years of abuse, she did not have the confidence to leave him/
    Treat SB so badly for such a long time that they are no longer able to fight back
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  • I'm reading the SEQUEL TO "Gone with the Wind"/ There was a dramatic SEQUEL TO last Thursday's scandalous revelations when the minister suddenly announced his resignation.
    A book, film, or play that continues the story of a previous book, etc/ An event that happens after and is the result of an earlier event
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  • Conditions in the prison were DIABOLICAL. His driving is DIABOLICAL!/ A DIABOLICAL genius
    (IFML) Extremely bad o shocking/ Very evil but often intelligent
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  • STATION BREAK (US)
    a pause in a television or radio broadcast for the broadcasting station to give its name
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  • An OCEAN-GOING vessel (SEAGOING)
    (of a ship, boat, etc.) designed for travelling across large areas of ocean
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  • He was struggling so much it took three officers to HOLD him DOWN.
    Keep SB or ST in a particular place or position and to stop him, her, or it from moving
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  • Shall I GRIND a little black pepper over your salad? They GRIND the grain into flour between two large stones/ He GROUND down the sharp metal edges to make them smooth. The car engine was making a strange GRINDING noise.
    Make ST into small pieces o a powder by pressin btw hard surfaces/ Rub ST against a hard surface, so as t make it sharper o smoother
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  • She GRINDS HER TEETH in her sleep.
    Make a noise by rubbing your teeth together
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  • (HR) Obtaining a pilot's license requires various documentation, including a MEDICAL CERTIFICATE
    a document signed by a doctor that proves that someone is in good health or healthy enough do a particular type of work
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  • URGENT CARE CLINIC (US)
    a place that is not a hospital where doctors offer care and advice relating to many different medical conditions. It is sometimes attached to a hospital.
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  • His wages are barely enough to KEEP BODY AND SOUL TOGETHER .
    Be able to pay for your food, clothing, and somewhere to live
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  • (IFML) Yesterday's meeting was a DEAD LOSS - nothing was decided/ I was a DEAD LOSS at languages at school. John was a DEAD LOSS - he just stood there and did nothing.
    An activity or process that is not at all effective or successful/ A person who is not successful or useful
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