Unit 9 Flashcards
To be grateful for opportunities or good fortune
To thank one’s lucky stars (Balza)
To try and achieve very challenging aims
15 minutes of fame (Balza)
To stay that course of events or outcome is certain to happen
To be written in the stars(Balza)
To suddenly become famous after a successful film or another remarkable achievement
To shoot to fame (Balza)
An unusual or interesting reason why something or someone may have become well known
A claim to fame(Balza)
to have a naively enthusiastic or over optimistic view
to be starry-eyed (paula)
transform
turn into (paula)
practise
run through (paula)
audition
read for (paula)
require
calls for (paula)
To try and achieve very challenging aims
To reach for the stars (Silvia)
To be greatful for opportunities or good fortune
To thank one’s lucky stars (Silvia)
The short-lived period of time where a person in briefly famous and receives lots of media attention
15 minutes of fame (Silvia)
To suddenly become famous after a successful film or another remarkable achievement
To shoot to fame (Silvia)
Say that the course of events or outcome is certain to happen
Be written in the stars (Silvia)
a curved or angled piece of metal or other hard substance for catching, pulling, or suspending something
hook (dima)
to suffer destruction or ruin
perish (dima)
characterized by or exhibiting opulence
opulent (dima)
used for, belonging to, or concerned with mere style or effect.
rethorical (dima)
without pity or compassion
ruthless ( dima)
A phrase used to suggest that the acquusition of fame may not be worth all the suffering that goes with it
What priece fame (jose)
Perform
Act out (jose)
Start to do something
Break into (jose)
Gradually disappear
Fade out (jose)
no longer believing in the value of something, especially having learned of the problems with it:
Disenchantment (iria)
to provide a view of, especially from above
overlooked (iria)
to destroy or badly damage something
wreck (iria)
giving all your attention to something
intent on (iria)
to make someone become excited or angry
fired up (iria)
Be seen by others in a certain way
Put on (jose)
A person or thing that is the direct opposite of someone or something else.
Antithesis (Francisco del Campo )
Extremely impressive or attractive
Stunning (Francisco del Campo)
A mistake
Flaw (Miguel)
The character who tells the story
Narrator (Miguel)
A dangerous scene of a film
Stunt (Miguel)
The film’s music
Soundtrack (Miguel)
The place you buy tickets in
Box office (Miguel)
Having or showing no pity or compassion for others.
Ruthless (Francisco del Campo )