How to make an unpopular decision - vocabulary

cover something up (phrasal verb) - a) Hide the truth or information b) Protect something from the rain c) Paint something

assume (verb) - a) To know something for sure b) To think something is true without proof c) To ask someone for confirmation

make your mind up (phrase) - a) change your opinion b) decide what to do c) forget something

stick to your guns (idiom) - a) Keep your opinion even if others disagree b) Avoid conflict c) Agree with everyone

on the edge of your seat (idiom) - a) very tired b) feeling very excited or nervous while watching/hearing something c) falling asleep

appeal (verb) - a) To ask for help b) To disagree with someone c) To make something more attractive or interesting

drop out (phrasal verb) - a) study harder b) join a new club c) leave a course or activity before finishing

strain (noun) - a) a type of exercise b) a small cut or injury c) pressure or stress

a weight lifted off my shoulders (idiom) - a) Getting stronger b) Feeling relieved after a problem is solved c) Feeling tired after carrying something

stubborn (adjective) - a) Changing your opinion easily b) Refusing to change your mind c) Forgetful

settle in (phrasal verb) - a) Start working hard b) Move to a new country c) Feel comfortable in a new place or situation

uni (noun) - a) Short for university b) A kind of animal c) A musical instrument

thrilled (adjective) - a) Very scared b) Very excited and happy c) Very tired

pop round (phrase) - a) Visit someone briefly b) Jump in excitement c) Travel far away

fulfilled (adjective) - a) feeling hungry b) feeling satisfied and happy because you're doing something meaningful c) feeling bored