2.1/2.2/3.1 Flashcards
To start something new.
set up
provide
To give something to someone.
To go somewhere in large numbers.
flock
Dangerous and able to kill someone
life-threatening
Intelligent
smart
a sudden disaster
catastrophe
arms and legs
limbs
to think about something in a logical way
reason
to grow strong again
regenerate
trasnlating spontaneously into another language
interpret
a computer programme that looks for information
search engine
the problem of having too many peope in a place
overcrowded
something that isn’t working properly
malfunction
to use medicine to make someone well again
treat
to make something smaller
reduce
To have a good effect.
benefit
A type of clock that uses the shadow from a piece of metal to tell the time.
sundial
A large kitchen cupboard.
pantry
To move around
manoeuvre
apply
To make practical use of something.
Leant so you can remember it exactly.
memorized
catapult
Throw forcefully.
considering the most important fact
essentially
associate
To make a connection with something
Something you have done successfully through working har
achievement
To hit your foot against something and almost fall over
stumble
To have a picture of something in your mind
visualize
inspire
Made somebody want to do something
An understanding of something through learning
knowledge
not interesting or exciting
dull
give out
distribute
make up
invent
call off
cancel
pick up
collect
turn down
reject
tell off
speak angrily to
look up
find in a reference book
can be changed
flexible
to make somebody not want to do something
put off
tough
physically difficult
put out
to extinguish/ to stop something burning
promise or agreement
commitment
in charge of
responsible for
excel
to be very good at doing something
promotion
a move to a more important job
requirement
things thta you must do or need to have
gradually
slowly
emphasis
Special importance
instictively
Naturally, without thinkin
trust
To believe that someone is hones
skills
Qualities and experience
People who live in a place
residents
announced
Made something known to the public
A person who pretends to be someone else in order to trick people.
impostor
Very happy
overjoyed
drowned
Died in the water
Given a punishment
sentenced
trail
a court case
to check a story
corroborate
witness
People who appear in court to say what they know about a crime
The state of being very poo
poverty
The twelve people in court who decide if a criminal
jury
precious
loved very much
allege
saying that someone has done something but having no proof
made someone believe something
convince
confess
Admitted doing something wrong
sink
Gone down under the water
