Inacio chap.7 Flashcards
escaped
verd: escape
[ih-SKEYP]
> > Break free from confinement or control:
“Two burglars have just ESCAPED from prison.”
control
[kuh n-TROHL]
noun:
“The situation was slipping out of her CONTROL.”
verb:
» Determine the behaviour or supervise the running of.
“He was appointed to CONTROL the company’s marketing strategy.”
against the law
PHRASE
against the law (or rules)
“It’s not just AGAINST THE LAW, it’s also against technical principles of security.”
lessons
noun
[LES-uh n]
“… an advanced lesson in maths.”
got back to
verb:
“I went to Madrid on Friday and GOT BACK on Monday.”
hardly
adverb
[HAHRD-lee]
“We HARDLY know each other.”
After all
preposition
[AF-ter, AHF-]
“AFTER ALL, life is a continuous round of experiences that you have all set in place to further your spiritual evolution. “
a great deal
adverb:
“The reforms owe A GREAT DEAL to the resolution of the minister.”
noun:
“The company sells A GREAT DEAL of its products abroad.”
energy
noun
[EN-er-jee]
“The water is heated using ENERGY from the sun.”
manage
verb
[MAN-ij]
“He was asked to MANAGE a new department.”
talents
noun
[TAL-uh nt]
“He possesses more TALENT than any other player.”
projects
noun
[PROJ-ekt]
“The PROJECT aims to provide an analysis of children’s emotions.”
cover
verb:
[KUHV-er]
“COVER the pot and bake for an hour.”
role
noun:
[ROHL]
“Women’s ROLE in society.”
forward
adverb:
[FAWR-werd]
“We can take the project FORWARD.”
