to
come near or nearer to sth or
sb in space, time, quality, or amount.
TO APPROACH (V) - APPROACH (N)- APPROACHABLE (A)
to make someone suddenly surprised or slightly shocked.
TO STARTLE (V) - STARTLED (A) - STARTLING (A)
spoken rather than written
VERBAL (A)
TO WAVE (V) - A WAVE (N)
to discuss a problem with someone before deciding what to do.
TO TALK OVER ↔ STH
FORMALITY (N) ≠ INFORMALITY (N) - FORMAL ≠ INFORMAL (A)
to get someone's attention.
TO CATCH SB'S EYE
to agree to or arrange something, esp. after
discussion.
TO WORK OUT ↔ STH WITH SB
an action, movement,
or sound that gives information, a message, a warning,
or an order.
A SIGNAL (N) - TO SIGNAL (V)
relating to activities in which you meet and spend time with other people and that happen during the time when you are not working.
SOCIAL (A) - SOCIALIZE (V) - SOCIETY (N) - SOCIALIZATION (N) - (UN)SOCIABLE (A)
not using words
NON-VERBAL (A)
an official rule or order.
REGULATION (N) - REGULATOR (N) - TO REGULATE (V) - REGULATORY (A)
so angry that your face becomes red.
APOPLECTIC (A)
TO NOD (V) - A (LIGHT) NOD (N)
a situation in which two or more people
disagree, often angrily.
ARGUABLE (A) - TO ARGUE (V) - ARGUMENT (N) - ARGUMENTATIVE (A)
RUDE / IMPOLITE (A) - POLITE (A)
to make someone notice you.
To
get/attract/catch sb’s attention
TO WHISTLE (V) - A WHISTLE (N)
the
early part of the evening.
THE SHANK OF THE EVENING