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Vocabulary Open World B2

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  • Meaning: to resit (an exam)
    To take an exam again
  • Phrasal verb: to be similar to someone
    To TAKE AFTER
  • To bump into
    Meet by chance - toparse con -
  • Phrasal verb: to take care of someone or something
    To LOOK AFTER
  • From cover to cover
    From beginning to end
  • Idiom for: a bad moment in life, a period of crisis
    To go through a rough patch
  • Is "noise" countable or uncountable? Examples!
    BOTH: I heard a noise / There's so much noise in here
  • 3 meanings of TAKE OFF
    take off clothes, a plane takes off, becoming successful rapidly
  • Idiom for: accept it, that's life
    That's the way/how the cookie crumbles
  • Meaning of "To hedge"
    To be less direct or clear to avoid conflict or because you are not sure
  • Phrasal verb: admire, respect someone
    LOOK UP TO
  • Meaning of idiom: to pull a few all-nighters
    Work or study all night
  • What does "ought to" mean?
    It's a modal verb equal to "SHOULD"
  • Nabo
    Turnip
  • Synonym for difficulty
    Problem, trouble
  • Remolacha
    Beetroot
  • Stopover
    A connecting flight
  • Idiom for: "I'm not a fan"
    It's not my cuppa - It's not my cup of tea
  • Phrasal verb: start a new hobby
    TAKE UP
  • Idiom: to be over the moon
    Really happy
  • What is a carriage? (apart from "carroza")
    Vagón (train car)
  • Synonym for: traffic jam
    Congestion
  • Where is Cappadocia?jjj
    Turkey
  • Rábano
    Radish
  • Tightrope
    Acrobat's high ware - cuerda floja - funambulismo
  • Non-refundable
    You don't get your money back
  • Phrasal verbs: become friends rapidly
    HIT IT OFF
  • Who are the "communters"
    People going home-work-home
  • Meaning of: To cram (for an exam)
    To study a lot in a short period of time, normally the day before
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