listening

Question 1

at your leisure

Answer 1

/ˈliː.ʒɚ/
(lazer)

• She has a limited amount of leisure time.
• The town lacks leisure facilities such as a swimming pool or squash courts.
• C´mon i´d never waste my leisure time on that

Question 2

he rolled up his sleeve

Answer 2

to arrive at a particular place or event, usually late:
- They rolled up at the party two hours late and rather drunk.

to fold something around itself to make the shape of a ball, or to fold cloth around itself to make a piece of clothing shorter:
- Could you roll up that string for me?
-I rolled up my sleeves and began to wash the dishes.

string= barbante /strɪŋ/

Question 3

hovering over the waters

Answer 3

to stand somewhere, especially near another person, eagerly or nervously waiting for their attention
(pairar, rodear)
- A waiter hovered at the table, ready to take our order.
- stop hovering our table

Question 4

happily the castle has a lot to choose from

Question 5

why don´t we take a vote

Question 6

thrive

Answer 6

/θraɪv/
to grow, develop, or be successful:
- His business thrived in the years before the war.
- She seems to thrive on stress.
- thrive on sth Some employees thrive on the challenge of intense workloads.
- The bacteria live in the environment and thrive in warm water.

Question 7

all in favor?