VOCABULARY 1ST TERM 4º

Question 1

TO ADIMIRE (PHRASAL VERB)

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TO LOOK UP TO

Question 2

TO FEEL SUPERIOR TO (PH.V.)

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TO LOOK DOWN ON

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TO BE FRIENDS (PH.V.)

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TO GET ALONG WITH

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WHEN YOU HAVE AN ARGUMENT, YOU…SOMEONE (PH.V.)

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FALL OUT WITH

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WHEN YOU ADOPT A STABLE LIFE, YOU… (PH.V.)

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SETTLE DOWN

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I can RELY ON her (synonym)

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COUNT ON

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To SUFFER, UNDERGO a difficult period or experience. (PH.V.)

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TO GO THROUGH

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TO TAKE CARE OF (PH.V.)

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TO LOOK AFTER

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You LOOK LIKE your father (SYNONYM)

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TAKE AFTER

Question 10

Stop TEASING me! (PH. V.)

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PICKING ON

Question 11

TO CARE FOR AND EDUCATE DURING CHILDHOOD (PH.V.)

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TO BRING UP

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They STOPPED GOING OUT last month. (PH.V.)

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BROKE UP

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TO LOSE CLOSENESS, SEPARATE GRADUALLY (PH.V.)

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TO DRIFT APART

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TO DEFEND (PH.V.)

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TO STAND UP FOR

Question 15

I CAN’T STAND this situation anymore. (SYNONYM)

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PUT UP WITH

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TO BE RECONCILED (PH.V.)

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TO MAKE UP

Question 17

SCHOOL THAT TRAINS OR PREPARES FOR A JOB OR TO DEVELOP A CERTAIN SKILL.

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VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
VOCATIONAL TRAINING

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ACTIVITIES YOU DO AFTER SCHOOL

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EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Question 19

ALL THE COURSES OF STUDY GIVEN IN A SCHOOL.

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SCHOOL CURRICULUM

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DEDICATED TO doing something (SYNONYM)

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COMMITTED TO

Question 21

MONEY YOU ARE GIVEN FOR STUDIES

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SCHOLARSHIP
GRANT

Question 22

TO MOVE OR PROGRESS AT THE SAME RATE AS OTHERS (PH.V.)

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TO KEEP UP WITH

Question 23

The opposite of BAD-TEMPERED

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EASY-GOING

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A person who shows consideration for others is…

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THOUGHTFUL

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INSENSITIVE (SYNONYM)

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THICK-SKINNED

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The opposite of HONEST (not liar)

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DECEITFUL TWO-FACED

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He lacks MOTIVATION (SYNONYM)

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DRIVE

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TO START DOING AN ACTIVITY/ HOBBY (PH.V.)

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TO TAKE UP

Question 29

TO HAVE NONE LEFT (PH.V.)

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RUN OUT OF

Question 30

The referee of a football game must never make UNFAIR decisions. (SYNONYM)

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BIASED

Question 31

The act of coming to a decision or of fixing or settling a purpose.

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DETERMINATION

Question 32

These are the problems they have to DEAL WITH (SYNONYM)

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COPE WITH

Question 33

We were supposed to meet at 5 o'clock, but she didn't ARRIVE.

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SHOWED UP

Question 34

They REFUSED the offer. (PH. V.)

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TURNED DOWN

Question 35

To request (a person) to come or go to a place. (INVITE- PH.V.)

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TO ASK SB OUT

Question 36

Explain the meaning of: TO MAKE A RESOLUTION

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TO MAKE A DECISION

Question 37

To work hard to solve a task or problem.

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STRUGGLE

Question 38

GET USED TO (SYNONYM-PHRASE)

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GET INTO THE HABIT

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To improve one's behavior, habits, or beliefs (PHRASE)

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TO CHANGE YOUR WAYS

Question 40

behaviour and attitudes that show respect for the rules of a game and for the other players.

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SPORTSMANSHIP

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SUDDENLY (PHRASE)

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OUT OF THE BLUE

Question 42

Explain the meaning of: TO BE ON GOOD TERMS WITH

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TO GET ON WELL WITH

Question 43

Explain the meaning of: TO MAKE UP ONE'S MIND

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TO MAKE A DECISION

Question 44

Explain the meaning of: TO GO TOO FAR

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To exceed the limits of what is reasonable or acceptable.

Question 45

Something that has an effect that is strong enough to change someone's life is...

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LIFE-CHANGING

Question 46

Unfair or dishonest behaviour, especially during a sports game.

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FOUL PLAY

Question 47

The physical or mental energy needed to do a tiring activity for a long time.

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STAMINA

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To OUTDO someone (definition)

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To do something better than one ever did before or thought one could do.

Question 49

Explain the meaning of: TO INSTILL VALUES

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If you instill an idea or feeling in someone, especially over a period of time, you make them think it or feel it.

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To compensate for/make amends for (SYNONYM)

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TO MAKE UP FOR

Question 51

Active competition between people or groups

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RIVALRY

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Tired (SYNONYM)

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EXHAUSTED WRECKED

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To be short of or deficient in

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TO LACK IN