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meaks an official arrangment (The club have ________ to keep the footballer for 6 more months.)
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releases of a large amount of digital information or data. (It was a complete series________. They put every episode online at once.)
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dramatic changes in direction;
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spend a lot reluctantly (I ........ a large part of my savings for my cat's medical bills this month.)
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spend a lot enthusiastically (After our wedding, we ....... on a safari in South Africa for our honeymoon.)
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have a particular amount of money that you use to buy the essentials (Since retiring, my grandparents are able to ....... their state pensions.)
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live with difficulty with the money you have (I ....... my salary, but I don't have enough to save up or treat myself to luxuries.)
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accumulate your money by not spending it, usually for a purpose (My sister is ...... to buy a house.
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an adjective that means suitable or right. (It isn't ... to swear in a meeting at work.)
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as a verb means to take something and use it, often without permission. (The designer has been accused of ...... patterns created by a remote tribe.)
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waste or rough fragments of stone, brick, concrete, etc., especially as the debris from the demolition of buildings. "two buildings collapsed, trapping scores of people in the ..."
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rush to complete something (The surgeon raced to save the car crash survivor in a ...)
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moved from one side to another or shaken emotionally (Boats were ... the huge storm as it hit the harbour.)
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a situation in which something must be done before a particular point in time. ("it was ... to reach shore before the dinghy sank")
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a smaller, secondary earthquake (The ...... following the main earthquake made rescue efforts more difficult.)
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to stay very briefly in several places, with only the belongings in your suitcase.
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tired by travel. synonyms: tired. depleted of strength or energy
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a flight that departs late at night and arrives early in the morning the following day so that passengers can't get a proper night's sleep.
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travel very cheaply. You do not spend money on costly hotels. You look for good deals
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