UNIT 1.1/1.2 Flashcards
DEFINITIONS
A machine where you can use your bank card to withdraw or deposit money, also known as an ATM (Automated Teller Machine).
- Cash Machine:
People who live in a country and have rights and responsibilities there.
- Citizens:
- To STOP someone from doing something by making it less appealing or more difficult.
DETER
: Something that is against the law.
- Illegal
A small label or piece of information attached to something to identify it or provide details.
TAG
People who steal items from stores.
- Shoplifters
To give someone a signal or information about potential danger or problems so they can avoid them.
Warn:
The act of carefully watching people or places to prevent or detect crime.
- Surveillance:
To regularly check or observe something over time.
MONITOR
A secret word or phrase used to gain access to a computer system or account
- Password:
Being in a situation where you are at risk of being harmed or attacked
VULNERABLE
To communicate or engage with others.
INTERACT
A large building used for storing goods and products.
WAREHOUSE
A person who commits a crime or breaks the law.
OFFENDER
To exercise or engage in physical activity to improve fitness, or to solve a problem, or to calculate.
work out
The sale of goods to the public, usually in small quantities.
retail
To use up or eat something.
consume
A person who buys or uses goods and services.
consumer
To put a plan or idea into action or to use a tool or device.
implement
To look at something quickly and secretly, often because you’re not supposed to see it.
peek
To look at something or someone for a long time without moving your eyes, often because you’re very interested or surprised
stare
To quickly look at something or someone without staring.
glance
To look at someone or something with anger or strong disapproval, or to have a very bright and uncomfortable light.
glare
To stare with your mouth open, usually because you’re surprised or shocked.
- Gape:
To watch or notice something carefully and attentively, often to learn or understand something.
observe
To look carefully or with difficulty, often because something is hard to see.
peer
To notice or see something, usually from a distance or among other things
spot
fall through
not happen
go out
leave the house
break down
stop working
wake up
stop sleeping
hold on
wait
set off
start a journey
come back
return
stay in
remain at home
patchy
Something which isn’t complete
shown in a film
portray
rucksack
A bag that you carry on your back
scrawl
Written quickly or carelessly
baffled
Very confused
at once
Immediately
cope
To deal successfully with a difficult situation
discharge
To release somebody from hospital
enrol
To become a member of a club or a college
escort
Accompanied by someone
flip-flops
Simple shoes that you wear when it’s hot.
outgoing
Friendly and sociable.
severity
Seriousness
skull
The bone in your head that protects your brain
stunning
Extremely attractive.
to be happy/ bored ………
with
to be suprised/tired/scred/proud …..
of
to be uspet/worried/nervous…
about
turn up
to appear/ to be present
