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Question		Answer
an old rusty ship, car, etc. start learning		rust bucket She also disapproves of their car calling it 'a rust bucket of a car.
not thinking about the needs and feelings of other people, especially because you are thinking about what you want start learning		thoughtless She says: 'It's so thoughtless to look as poor as they do.'
critical and dangerous start learning		severe She asks if her daddy's condition is 'of a severity to cancel her candle light supper.'
Pol. utrzymywać tempo start learning		keep up the pace
to relax completely and enjoy yourself, to stop looking after yourself properly, for example by not caring about start learning		let yourself go So you can let yourself go completely.'
the part of your body that you sit on [= bottom] someone who is very lazy start learning		bum Rose says: 'I envy you, our Daisy. It must be wonderful being married to a bum like your Onslow
if sth is almost true it is start learning		near enough
adj. willing to try something dangerous, new, or difficult start learning		game
because of something start learning		on account of Rose had a nervous breakdown on account of mr Crabtree
not thinking or worrying about any pain caused to others; cruel: start learning		ruthless 'I swore I'd never see him again and for a while I cut it back ruthlessly to every other Tuesday'
feeling as if everything is turning around, and that you are not able to balance and may fall over: start learning		dizzy Daisy is said to be under the doctor for being dizzy.

Keeping up appearances 2