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Caroline WASTED NO TIME in tackling her new responsibilities.
start doing something immediately
Well, I've never ridden a motorbike before, so HERE GOES!/ I’ve never been on a surfboard before, but HERE GOES!
said just before you do something brave or something that you have never done before/ (IFML) I am going to try this now
A lot of new internet companies are HERE TODAY AND GONE TOMORROW
said about something that lasts only a short time
(SLANG) That car is LIT. It was the most LIT party ever/ He's so LIT he can't even speak.
very good, enjoyable, or exciting/ Drunk or under the influence of drugs
Teachers often create SUPPLEMENTARY materials for their classes. (SUPPLEMENTAL, US)
added t ST else in order t improve it o complete it
They supported SUPPLEMENTAL funding for disaster-hit areas/ SUPPLEMENTARY
extra (US)
She wasn't very COMPLIMENTARY ABOUT your performance, was she?/ As theater employees, we get COMPLIMENTARY tickets.
praising or expressing admiration for SB/ If ST is complimentary, it is given to u without charge
COMPLIMENTARY CLOSE (US)
the words that you write at the end of a business letter before you write your name, for example, 'Best wishes', 'Yours truly', 'Sincerely', etc.
A gang of youths were LOITERING outside the cinema=> He was arrested for LOITERING
move slowly around or stand in a public place without an obvious reason
a person who asks people questions in an opinion poll (= a situation in which people are asked what they think about a subject), or an organization that manages opinion polls
POLLSTER
CONSIDERING the weather, we got here pretty quickly.
Used t mention a particular condition o fact abt ST, usu a disadvantage
If a group f ppl r unanimous, they all agree abt one particular matter o vote the same way, & if a decision o judgment is unanimous, it is formed o supported by everyone in a group
After a lengthy discussion we reached a UNANIMOUS decision on the proposal=> Sportswriters UNANIMOUSLY picked him for the award.
They've FURNISHED the room very simply/ Jeanne’s catering company furnished all the food for the party. (FML)=> FURNISHED WITH a compass and sandwiches, they set off for a day's hiking.
Put furniture in ST/ Supply or provide ST needed=> Provide SB with ST
a SAVAGE dog/beast, A brutal and SAVAGE attack/ SAVAGE criticism/ SAVAGE cuts in education spending
Extremely violent, wild,o frightenin/ Very serious o cruel/ Very large & severe
The child was SAVAGED by a dog=> Twelve thousand years ago, our ancestors were primitive SAVAGES living in caves. (OFFENSIVE)
If an animal savages SB, it attacks em violently & causes serious injuries=> A person whose way of life is at a very early stage of development
a SEVERE chest infection/leg injury/toothache/ This will be a SEVERE test of our strength/ The headteacher spoke in a SEVERE voice/ I don't like these SEVERE modern buildings (Completely plain & wo decoration)
causin very great pain, difficulty, worry, damage, etc;very serious/ Extreme o very difficult/Nt kind o showin sympathy;nt willin t accept other ppl's mistakes/
