26.

Question 1

1. to get something
2. to learn and use skill or language by practicing it and not by being taught it.
   example :
   he didn’t done any skiing before, but he picked it up really quickly
3. to get an illness from someone or something.
   example:
   she picked up a nasty stomach bug while she was on holiday

Answer 1

pick sth up

Question 2

to regularly spend time with someone you have a romantic relationship with

Answer 2

date
we’ve been dating for six months

Question 3

good, stylish, or fashionable

Answer 3

cool
he looks really cool in those sunglasses

Question 4

to develop a strong relationship with someone

Answer 4

bond
physical contact helps a mother bond with her baby

Question 5

a restaurant where you collect and pay for your food and drink before you eat it

Answer 5

cafeteria

Question 6

to secretly take something that does not belong to you, without intending to return it

Answer 6

steal

Question 7

to do or use too much of something

Answer 7

overdo

Question 8

A still place is calm and quiet.

Answer 8

still

Question 9

to wait

Answer 9

hold on

Question 10

without any meaning or purpose

Answer 10

meaningless

Question 11

not giving enough attention to what you are doing

Answer 11

careless

Question 12

not caring about or interested in someone or something

Answer 12

indifferent

Question 13

a smooth continuous movement of something such as a liquid

Answer 13

flow

Question 14

something you say to tell people to listen to you

Answer 14

Listen up!