VOCABULARY

Question 1

dishwasher

Answer 1

the person who is responsible for washing dishes, cleaning the kitchen area, and taking out the garbage

Question 2

garbage (synonyms)

Answer 2

Rubbish Trash Waste
- well if you don’t want it, throw it in the rubbish
-the garbage is full, so i should taken out the trash
-the street has an underground sewer system. Before that, sewage and waste would just flow right down the street

Question 3

garbage/waste/trash/rubbish (differences)

Answer 3

Garbage: Worthless, smelly or unpleasant material such as food waste.
Waste: Something left over but not entirely consumed. Rubbish: Things that are no longer wanted.
Trash: Worthless material.

Question 4

when we use ‘‘the gall ‘’

Answer 4

1-to describe someone’s excess of confidence in doing somenthing that is inappropriate or disrespectful
ex: she had the gall to ask for a raise after coming in late to work every day
2- where you get the gall: as a rhetorical question to express disbelief or disapproval of someone’s bahavior or actions

Question 5

rhetorical question

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is when we ask without expecting an answer

Question 6

monumentally

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significantly, generously, importantly

Question 7

hyperbolically

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an exaggerated way

Question 8

draw

Answer 8

1- dessiner
2- to pull or drag something so as to make it follow behind.
‘a cart drawn by two horses’

Question 9

quarter

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to cut something in four pieces

Question 10

blathering

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the action of talking long-windedly without making very much sense.

Question 11

sneaky

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when u describe someone as a sneaky; you beleive that person is behaving in a way that can’t be trusted, and that they don’t want to be seen by others.

Question 12

overreaching

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to describe someone who is trying to acheive or do more than is reasonable or acheivable, more than he is entitled to or capable of.

Question 13

to trap something

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means you catch it using an object or a strategy preventing it form escaping

Question 14

hanging by a thread

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means that here is very little keeping it attached to the whole
this expression implies when it is unstable and that there is only a slim chance of saving something

Question 15

hang in there

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this expression is tepically used to encourage someone to persevere or to keep going despite difficulties or challenges
stay strong and hold on

Question 16

dispose of (something)

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means you get rid of it, usually by throwing it away or selling it

Question 17

tug (verb)

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to pull something quickly and usually with a lot of force
ex: remy tugs my hair

Question 18

Perk

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Noun: an advantage or something extra, sush as money or goods,that you are given because of your job
Verb:(of boiling water or cofee) to move up a tube in a percolator(=a type of a container for making coffee) when the coffee is being made

Question 19

Assignment(a sain mənt )

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A price of work given to someone,typically as part of their studies or job

Question 20

He/she is bad news

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He is unwelcome, troublemaker, or dangerous.stay away from him
I warned her about John,but she didn’t listen.Turns it,he was bad news all along

Question 21

Rain on my parade

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to do something thatspoilssomeone’splans

Question 22

Treachery

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Betrayal
It refers to the behavior of deceiving, tricking or betraying someone who trusts you.

Question 23

Bloodlust

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Violence
Refers to the desire or enjoyment of violence

Question 24

Urge

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A strong desire
You get an urge to do something

Question 25

Vicious

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Dangerously aggressive Cruel and violent

Question 26

Meek

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Non confrontational Submissive Non violent We say a meek person to refer to -someone doesn't like to engage in conflict or fight, and is usually quiet and gentle -something meek means lack of strength,power or conviction.

Question 27

Minimalist (adj)

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Simple , not doing too much

Question 28

Letdown (noun)

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A disappointment

Question 29

A free-flowing

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Something that is free-flowing is able to move without anything stopping it:

Question 30

An acquaintance

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a person that you have met but do not know well غا معرفة

Question 31

Craft

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skill and experience, especially in relation to making objects; a job or activity that needs skill and experience, or something produced using skill and  experience Crafted(adj) someone had skills

Question 32

Delightfully

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in a very pleasant, attractive, or enjoyable way Ex: She sang delightfully, and it was a treat to listen to her

Question 33

A quid pro quo

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something that is given to a person in return for something they have done:

Question 34

Bribery (noun)

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an attempt to make someone do something for you by giving the person money, presents, or something else that they want  Synonym: corruption

Question 35

A coward

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a person who is not brave and is too eager to avoid danger, difficulty, or pain

Question 36

Lunatic (noun/adj)

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Silly in a dangerous way

Question 37

Goosebumps

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a state of the skin caused by cold, fear, or excitement, in which small bumps appear on the surface as the hairs become erect; goose pimples.

Question 38

Intuition

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(knowledge from) an ability to understand or know something immediately based on your feelings rather than facts:

Question 39

Larcenous

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used to describe someone who takes something that does not belong to them, without illegally entering a building to do so, or to describe something that relates to such a crime

Question 40

Misleading

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giving the wrong idea or impression.

Question 41

flattered (adj)

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made to feel pleased by something gratifying (such as an honor or a sign or respect or deference)

Question 42

persuade

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to make someone do or believe something by giving them a good reason to do it or by talking to that person and making them believe it: synonym: convince adj: persuasive

Question 43

Consumerism

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Consumerism refers to the cultural and economic phenomenon where a society places a strong emphasis on the acquisition and consumption of goods and services.

Question 44

Consumption

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Consomation in french

Question 45

Hindrance

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something that makes it more difficult for you to do something or for something to develop: I've never considered my disability a hindrance, but other people have.

Question 46

Shabby

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looking old and in bad condition because of being used for a long time or not being cared for

Question 47

Clash

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Don't match Different things don't combine together

Question 48

Borrow

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I'm passing through difficult moments, can you borrow me some money

Question 49

This is a world like no other One brimming with mystery and teeming with danger

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Brimming Teeming

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Strive

Question 51

You have been sentenced to death or the crimes of piracy,thievery

Question 52

Eavesdrop

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to listen to someone's private conversation from close by without them knowing: Ex: my father eavesdropped on my phone calls

Question 53

Come along

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1-to arrive or appear at a place: Go now and I'll come along later 2-to go somewhere with someone: We're going to the cinema. Do you want to come along?

Question 54

Misogynistic

Answer 54

refers to attitudes, behaviors, or practices that display hatred,prejudice towards women.it can manifest in various forms including discrimination, objectification or violence against women simply because of their gender.