Vocab Flashcards
stamina
perseverance, energy
“She doesn’t have a presidencial look. She doesn’t have the stamina.” - Trump on Hillary Clinton
Blunt
Not sharp
Deign (P: Plain)
Do something that one considers to be beneath one’s dignity
Loathe
Hate
Handcuffs
A pair of lockable linked metal rings for securing a prisoner’s wrists
Gate-crasher
Someone who goes to a party without an invitation
Aisle (P: I’ll)
A passage between rows of seats in a building, such as church or theatre
Ail (P: Nail)
Suffer
Sword (P: Sórd)
Espada
Ward: (P: war + d)
Room in a hospital
Grave (N)
Place where you bury someone
Grave (adj)
Severe
Light:
1) of little weight
2) source of illumination
3) verb: “light upon”: come upon or discover by chance
4) light on: fall and settle
Drive:
1) operate a vehicle
2) propel or carry by force in a specific direction
3) urge/force animals/people to move to a specific direction
4) compel somebody to act in a particular way
5) trip on a car. “We went for a drive”
6) biologically determined urge: “her sexual drives…”
See
1) perceive with eyes
2) become aware of something from observation: “i see from your report…”
3) meet socially or by chance
4) (noun) the place in which a cathedral church stands, identified as the seat of a bishop or archbishop
Grave (N)
Place where you bury someone
Grave (adj)
Severe
Light:
1) of little weight
2) source of illumination
3) verb: “light upon”: come upon or discover by chance
4) light on: fall and settle
Drive:
1) operate a vehicle
2) propel or carry by force in a specific direction
3) urge/force animals/people to move to a specific direction
4) compel somebody to act in a particular way
5) trip on a car. “We went for a drive”
6) biologically determined urge: “her sexual drives…”
See
1) perceive with eyes
2) become aware of something from observation: “i see from your report…”
3) meet socially or by chance
4) (noun) the place in which a cathedral church stands, identified as the seat of a bishop or archbishop
Grave (N)
Place where you bury someone
Grave (adj)
Severe
Light:
1) of little weight
2) source of illumination
3) verb: “light upon”: come upon or discover by chance
4) light on: fall and settle
Drive:
1) operate a vehicle
2) propel or carry by force in a specific direction
3) urge/force animals/people to move to a specific direction
4) compel somebody to act in a particular way
5) trip on a car. “We went for a drive”
6) biologically determined urge: “her sexual drives…”
See
1) perceive with eyes
2) become aware of something from observation: “i see from your report…”
3) meet socially or by chance
4) (noun) the place in which a cathedral church stands, identified as the seat of a bishop or archbishop
Critic
Profession that criticizes artworks
Referee
To arbitrate on a game
To whine
Complaining sound, almost no words, just noise
P: wine
To whinge
Complain; Can listen to actual words (not a sound)
To buzz
Sound of vibration; E. bee, phone
To wail
Cry of huge emotional sadness
Movies, when you hear someone died
P: whale
To rumble
Low pitched sound
E. earthquake, stomach, motocycle