HOW WEATHER SHAPES OUR MOOD. DEFINITIONS

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Question American English Answer American English
unusual or surprising in a positive way
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REMARKABLE
immediately, without delay
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INSTANTLY
to make someone feel happier
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LIFT YOUR SPIRITS
a continuous period of time
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STRETCH
a colour between black and white
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GREY
a sky completely covered with clouds
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OVERCAST SKY
very tired and without energy
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DRAINED
lacking motivation
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UNMOTIVATED
to change suddenly and noticeably
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CHANGE DRAMATICALLY
in a short period of time (a few hours)
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WITHIN A FEW HOURS
comfortably warm, not too hot
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PLEASANTLY WARM
to appear and suggest something is coming
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GATHER ON THE HORIZON
to show that something is going to happen
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SIGNAL
to come closer in time or distance
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APPROACH
to increase (for example wind, speed)
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PICK UP
a change from one state to another
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SHIFT
happening more and more often
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INCREASINGLY COMMON
in the last few years
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IN RECENT YEARS
a period of very hot weather
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HEATWAVE
a large amount of rain in a short time
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HEAVY RAINFALL
a sudden short period of cold weather
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COLD SNAP
to happen
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OCCUR
to say something is caused by something
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ATTRIBUTE TO
because of something
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AS A RESULT
knowing about something
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AWARE OF
to influence or form something
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SHAPE
not obvious, delicate
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SUBTLE
fresh and slightly cold (for example air)
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CRISP
a pleasant, fresh smell
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REFRESHING SCENT
to recognise the value of something
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APPRECIATE
a range of different things
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VARIETY
used to explain or justify something
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AFTER ALL
a heavy rain that starts suddenly
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SUDDEN DOWNPOUR
the glass part of a window
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WINDOWPANE

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