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a young person who is developing from child into an adult
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adolescent
earlier than was expected
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ahead of time
very often
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all the time
to make sb feel relaxed and confident not nervous or embarrassed
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(feel) at ease
in or during a known but unspecified past period
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at one time
even when the circumstances are very good
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at the best of times
at one time, together
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at the same time
to act naturally
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be yourself
happening before you were born or can remamber or befor you lived, worked somewhere
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before my time
old-fashioned in your ideas, methods
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behind the times
improve sth by introducing new ideas and making people more interested in
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breathe life into
a rejection or dissmisal of sth by treating it as unimportant
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brush off
to cancel sth
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call off
behaving in a stupid or silly way
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childish
to draw a line through a persons name or an item on a list because they/it is no longer required or involved
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cross off
to isolate or. be separate
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cut off
needing sb/sth in order to survive or be successful
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dependent
having w lot of energy and strong personality
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dynamic
to become make sth become less strong unpleasant
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ease off
used as polite ord for old
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elderly
every status and occupation
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every walk off life
having knowlage or skill in a particular job or activvity
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experienced
to protect yourself from sth especially by avoiding the.
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fend off
to resist sb/sth by fighting agains them
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fight off
not showing good sence or judgementt
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foolish
for short period of time but not pernamently
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for the time being
occasionally but not regularly
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from time to time
to do sth wrong and not be punished for it
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get away with
to be busy with sth espeecially sth suprising or unpleasant
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get up to
to get or do what you want, especially when sb has tried to stop you
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get your own way
to agree to do sth you don’t want to
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give it to
to talk about sb/sth fot a long time especially in a boring or complaining way
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go on about
so soon orr so quickly that it is suprising
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in next to no time
when enough timehas passed
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in the course of time
at the very last moment
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in the nick of time
confident and free to do things without taking help from other people
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independent
having little knowlage or exoerience of sth
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inexperienced
typical of small child, childish
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infantile
silly and more typical of a child than an adult
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juvenile
to try to make people think that something is nor serious or important especially by making a joke about it
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laugh off
to always be lucky and safe from danger
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live a charmed life
old or ageing
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long in the tooth
to steal sth and hurry away with it
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make off
used to describe a situation that is very important or serious
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(a) matter of life and death
behaving in a sensible way, like an adult
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mature
a very important stage of an event
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(the) milestones in life
the chance to live or last longer or with better quality of life
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a new lease of life
to not know or understand what is happening ina particular subject ir area
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(be) out of touch with
old and therefore no longer useful or attractive
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(be() over the hill
the time of maturity when power and vigor are greatest
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(in the) prime of life
to change sth to a later time or date
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put off
able to door decide things by yourself rather than depending on other people for help
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self-reliant
to have habits or opinions that you have had for a long time and that you do not
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(be) set in your ways
to begin a journey
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set off
the lengh of time that food can be kept before its too old to be sold
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shelf life
to treat sth as if it is not important
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shrug off
to be independent and able to take care of yourself
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stand on your own two feet
giving help or encouragement or sympathy to someone;
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supportive
weak and easily hurt physically or emotionally
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vulnerable
to tell sb to leave or stay away from a place or a person especially in a threatening way
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warn off
to gradually disappear or stop
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wear off
able to make sensible decisions and give good advise because of the experience and knowlage you have
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wise
typical of young people
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youthful
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