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Grow up: That something increases its size or weight.

Verb: "The child will grow in size."

Look into: Carry out an aptitude or sufficiency exam.

Verb: "I take an English exam on Tuesday."

Well educated: That respects the rules of good education or correct behavior.

Adjective: "An educated person does not shout or chew with his mouth open".

Catch on: To become something popular.

Verb: "Fortnite became very catch on".

Break-down: Break down action.

Verb: "We will have to break down the invoices to know how to manage ourselves"

Purposed-built: That includes one or several constructions.

Adjective: "This is already built."

Open-minded: He is open-minded about everything.

Adjective: "He has an open-minded.

Old-fashioned: That it is out of fashion, that it does not follow the trends of the moment or that it is no longer in use.

Adjective: "An old-fashioned word"

Time-saving: Don't waste time on something.

Adjective: "Juan did not waste his time eating because he ate in the car"

Good looking: Set of qualities of a person or thing that are pleasant, attract attention or arouse the desire or interest of someone.

Adjective: "Part of the appeal of the film is the director"

Hard-working: Who works hard, with dedication and application.

Adjective: "A very hard-working young man"

Easy going: That he is relaxed or his nerves are not excited.

Adjective: "I was calm until I entered the courtroom"

Lef-handed: That uses with greater skill the extremities of the left side.

Adjective: "Jimi Hendrix used left-handed and right-handed guitars interchangeably"

Money-making: Person who makes money.

Adjective: I make money working.

Fair-haired: That she has hair that color and often light pink skin.

Adjective: "It was a blonde girl with light eyes"

Eye catching: That attracts attention by its appearance or external appearance.

Adjective: "An eye-catching dress"

English-Speak : Person who can speak english

Adjective: I can speak English.

Cold-Bloded: Calmness of mind and self-control that allows one not to get carried away by emotion and not lose one's nerves in a situation that moves some emotion.

Adjective: "in the accident he managed to save everyone thanks to his cold blood"

Bad tampered: That he is in a bad mood.

Adjective: "In recent months she was always moody and became hypersensitive, touchy and distrustful"

Award-Winning: Which has won an award.

Adjective: "The winning works will be exhibited in an art gallery"