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Look into: Investigate something.

Verb. The police looked into his business dealing.

Grow up: Growing to or attaining full stature or physical or mental maturity, progressing from childhood to adulthood.

Verb. She grew a lot from her childhood to her adulthood.

Catch-on: Catch something

Verb. He catches the baseball

Break-down: O cause to fall or collapse by breaking or shattering.

Verb. A tree fell on the car and it cannot be moved.

Well-educated: Someone who has a good education has a lot of knowledge about many subjects.

Adjective. She has a very good education thanks to her parents.

Time-saving: Reducing the amount of time needed to do something.

Adjective. The teacher reduces the time to deliver sheets during the period.

Purposed-built: Built for a particular purpose.

Noun. Purpose-built accommodations for the elderly.

Open-minded: Willing to consider new ideas; unprejudiced.

Adjective. She is open-minded when they proposed to her.

Old-fashioned: In or according to styles or types that are no longer current or common.

Adjective. An old-fashioned kitchen range.

Money-making: Producing a profit, especially with little effort.

Adjective. They worked very hard to get all that money.

Left-handed: Of a person using the left hand more naturally than the right.

Adjective. He is left-handed.

Hard-working: Constantly, regularly or habitually engaged in serious and energetic work.

Adjective. He is working very hard to get the veca.

Good-looking: Chiefly of a person attractive.

Ajective. "a good-looking woman in her late thirties"

Fair-haired: Having blonde or light-coloured hair.

Adjective. Everyone in this family is blonde.

Eye-catching: Immediately appealing or noticeable; striking.

Ajective. An eye-catching poster are in the house.

English-speaking: The action of conveying information or expressing one's thoughts and feelings in spoken language.

Adjective. She like English Speaking.

Easy-going: Relaxed and tolerant in approach or manner.

Adjective. She stays calm when she goes to the park.

Cold-blooded: Belong to animals, such as fish and reptiles, whose blood temperature ranges from freezing.

Adjective. Turtles are cold-blooded animals so they like the sun.

Bad-tempered: Easily annoyed or made angry.

Adjective. They are very tempered because their controls are taken away.

Award-winning: Have won or a quality to win an award for an award-winning design.

Adjective. He won the soccer championship.