In the old mansion, each room has a bell too call for a servant.
servant (n)
You could hear Thu snoring from the next room—it sounded like a chainsaw!
snore (v)
After spinning around too fast, I felt so dizzy I had to sit down to keep from falling.
dizzy (adj)
Her grandmother always carried a lucky charm in her handbag because of an old superstition that it would protect her from bad luck.
superstition (n)
Phong is such a heavy sleeper that not even the fire alarm could wake him up right away.
heavy sleeper (n)
While hiking in the dense forest, I lost my sense of direction and had to use my phone’s GPS to find the trail again.
lose sense of direction (phrase)
We had breakfast on the terrace, overlooking the mountains in morning sunlight.
terrace (n)
The instructions for building the furniture were so puzzling that I had to watch a video instead.
puzzling (adj)
The northern lights were so mesmerizing that we stood there watching in silence for almost an hour.
mesmerizing (adj)
After waking up in a strange hotel room, I felt completely disoriented and didn’t know where I was for a few seconds.
disoriented (adj) - orientation (n)
The magician’s trick was just an illusion, but it deceived the entire audience.
illusion (n)