B2 vocab unit 6,7 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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To be brought up (i.e. After her parents died, her Aunt brought her up as if she were her own child)

Take care of a child until they become an adult

To admire and respect someone

To live somewhere

To spend a lot of time there

To sort something out

enter a competition

resolve a problem or difficulty

see the best in a bad situation

stop doing something

To get on with somebody

Have a good relationship with someone

To let someone down (EXAMPLE: Tim's parents felt he had let them down. He'd repaid their generosity by stealing from them.)

make someone cry

make someone proud

make someone disappointed

make someone happy

To come down with

To lose

To get an illness

To run

To fall over

To come apart

To be having a lot of fun

To learn

To break into peices

To see something clearly

define inconsiderate

thoughtlessly causing hurt or inconvenience to others.

To come about

To give

To lower

To lose

To find

To run out of

to have an argument with someone

to go for a run

to not have any left

to quit

Split/break up with

To start a new hobby

To end a romantic relationship

To enjoy doing something

To leave

define stubborn

not to change one's attitude or position on something, especially in spite of good arguments or reasons to do so.

To give up

To give lots of gifts

To enjoy doing something

To quit or stop doing something

To try other options

To fall out with someone

To have an argument

Put up with (EXAMPLE：Parents need great patience to be able to put up with teenagers changing moods.)

Be in a mad mood for no reason

Tolerate unpleasant behaviour without complaining

Complain a lot about a bad situation

Disapoint someone

define unreliable

not to be trusted or depended on

To look up to somebody (EXAMPLE: My mum is my role model, I look up to her because of her kindness and tolerance)

To dislike someone

Admire and respect someone

Learn more about someone

To be dissapointed for someone

To grow up (ie. I was born in England but grew up in France; I lived in Paris until I was 18.)

Tolerate a bad situation that you cannot leave

Change from being a child to being a teenager/adult

To be born

To disapoint