Week 3 Day 3

Question 1

lurk

Answer 1

to wait somewhere secretly and quietly, usually because you’re going to do sth wrong

Question 2

assemble

Answer 2

if a large number of people are assembled they are gathered in one place often for a particular purpose (A black suburban SUV lurked by the door of number 11 Downing street as Mitt Romney spoke to the assembled press.)

Question 3

hump day

Answer 3

Wednesday is the middle of work week, sometimes people refer to it as hump day

Question 4

spice things up

Answer 4

try new things, to add interest or excitement to sth (Millions of people have bought the book to spice up their sex lives.)

Question 5

like crazy

Answer 5

a lot, with passion, very much or very quickly (We’re going to have to work like crazy to get this finished on time.)

Question 6

kickin it

Answer 6

a slang word for resting and relaxing

Question 7

crib

Answer 7

(american English spoken): the place where sb lives (I’m not at my crib, I’m at David’s house.)

Question 8

chilling

Answer 8

a slang term for taking it easy or relaxing (What’s my plan for the weekend? I’m just kickin it around the crib and chilling.)

Question 9

weigh in (phrasal v)

Answer 9

to join an argument or discussion or fight (The chairman then weighed in with his views.)

Question 10

glitch

Answer 10

a fault in a system that may stops it from working (The problem that your system has is due to a glitch in the operating system.)

Question 11

remedy

Answer 11

a medicine to cure an illness or pain that is not very serious, cure When we’re ill we usually try a home remedy at first.)

Question 12

round sth out

Answer 12

to make an experience more thorough or complete

Question 13

tier

Answer 13

one of several levels or layers that rise up one above the other (Rounding out the top tier are Bruce Springsteen followed by Justine Bieber and Taylor Swift.)