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ENGLISH DAY 56

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    VOCAB
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  • An alternative way to reach the mountain tops is by SNOWCAT.
    a vehicle with a belt of metal plates around its wheels so that it can move around on snow
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  • She used to be a heavy smoker but she KICKED THE HABIT last year.
    (IFML) give up something harmful that you have done for a long time
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  • A workAHOLIC, A alcOHOLIC, A chocOHOLIC (-AHOLIC, -OHOLIC)
    unable to stop doing, eating, or drinking something
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  • She walked in AS COOL AS A CUCUMBER, as if nothing had happened.
    Very calm or very calmly, especially when this is surprising
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  • We’d like to help but we’re not sure what’s the best way to go about it.
    begin to do something
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  • I can't sit around all day - someone's got to BRING HOME THE BACON
    Earn money for a family to live on
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  • So who SPILLED THE BEANS about her affair with David?
    tell people secret info, let secret information become known
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  • CHEESY hotel music, CHEESY adverts/ She gave a CHEESY grin to the cameras.
    (IFML) of bad quality or in bad taste/ A cheesy smile is wide but not sincere
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  • CUT IT OUT, you two – I'm tired of listening to you argue!
    stop doing that (IFML)
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  • It’s been AGES since I’ve seen you.
    a very long time
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  • Just DROP me A LINE when you decide on a date. (IFML)
    Write someone a letter, especially a short informal one
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  • She DROPPED A HINT that she'd like to come to the party. (IFML)
    Tell someone something in a way that is not direct (DROP (SB) A LINE)
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  • The staffer responsible for finding the right location had DROPPED THE BALL (IFML).
    Make a mistake, especially by doing something in a careless or stupid way
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  • They complained that corporate interests often PREVAILED OVER the needs of the individual/ If they PREVAIL IN the court case, they could receive up to $10,000 each(FML)/ This attitude still PREVAILS IN parts of Europe. PREVAIL AMONG SB
    Get control o influence in a particular situation/ Win in an argument, court case, etc/ Be common among a group of people or in an area at a particular time
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  • They finally PREVAILED ON/UPN him to hand in his resignation. (FML)
    Persuade someone to do something that they do not want to do
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  • Nazi CONCENTRATION CAMPS
    a place where large numbers of people are kept as prisoners in extremely bad conditions, especially for political reasons
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