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Formula C1 Units 1&2

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  • put off
    put off to postpone
  • double entendre
    it is a figure of speech or that is devised to have a double meaning, of which one tends to be shocking or offensive
  • move on
    continue
  • take up
    to start doing something regularly
  • throw yourself into
    Do something enthusiastically or energetically.
  • input
    opinions and information that influence a situation
  • devote yourself to
    to dedicate your time and energy
  • ponder
    consider, think deeply about
  • miss out on
    lose a chance, fail to achieve
  • Not only...but we also had to assemble our furniture
    ex. did we spend a good amount of money
  • associate with
    connect
  • outset
    the beginning of something
  • be up to
    to be doing something
  • double take
    see something, realise something and check again (ex. I did a double take)
  • back down
    stop demanding something
  • pushover
    something that is easy to do or to win, or someone who is easily persuaded or influenced or defeated
  • feasibly
    in a way that could be made, done, or achieved; possibly:
  • spring up
    to appear or develop quickly and/or suddenly
  • Make a sentence: Little /know/ river
    ex. Little did we know that the river would be packed with people.
  • put forward
    suggest
  • Not only... but he also missed the bus.
    ex. Not only did he left home late, but he also missed the bus.
  • look back
    think of the past
  • put up with
    to tolerate or accept an unpleasant situation or person without complaining.
  • breakthrough
    an important discovery or event that helps to improve a situation or provide an answer to a problem
  • see something through
    continue with something to the end
  • setback
    something that happens that delays or prevents a process from developing
  • figure out
    find the solution to a problem or question.
  • take over
    to take control of something
  • Make a sentence: Little /know / football match
    Little did we know there was a football match
  • come out with
    say something suddenly, usually something that surprises or shocks people
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