Portfolio Part II_Lg III 2021

To understand something.

To persuade somebody to do something by being kind, gentle and patient.

To weaken or destroy somebody or something, often by a gradual process.

Hard work

Idiom: used to describe an overly superior or proud way of behaving.

Dishonest or unreliable, potentially dangerous. Bad, or not able to be trusted

To make someone feel safe and confident.

Behaving as if you are very important in your job or position, especially because you used to be in a much lower position.

To be unwilling to do something because you believe it is wrong or that it will cause problems.

To rebuke and criticize somebody for having done something wrong.

To make someone feel confused or unhappy, annoyed frustrated.

Used to describe information or a feeling which has not yet been examined, easily understood or fully controlled.

To treat a particular event or problem far too seriously.

A person who is involved in a sexual relationship with someone who is married.

Theoretically, in theory rather than in reality. Judging something by how it has been planned rather than how it really works in practice.

A great change which causes worry, confusion and trouble.

An occasion when someone is asked a lot of questions for a long time in order to make them explain their plans or actions.