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Question		Answer
lose one's temper start learning		become angry easily
blow a fuse start learning		to get very angry
get worked up start learning		to get very excited or upset about sth
become irrate start learning		to get very angry
seethe start learning		be extremely angry about sth but to try not to show others
cross (adjective) start learning		annoyed or quite angry
heated start learning		full of anger and excitement
berserk start learning		very angry, often in a violent way or without control
irate start learning		very angry, without control
indignation start learning		a feeling of anger and surprise caused by sth you think is unfair or unreasonable
inwardly start learning		secretly, in your mind
scream blue murder start learning		scream loudly, for a long time
outburst start learning		a sudden strong expression of an emotion
rage start learning		a feeling of violent anger that is difficult to control
blow/let off steam start learning		to get rid of your energy, anger, strong emotions by doing sth active or noisy
blow your top start learning		to get very angry
tantrum start learning		a sudden short period of angry, unreasonable behaviour, especially in a child
what can be large? deal or number start learning		number
second to none start learning		the best
be held up in sth start learning		be delayed
have no desire to start learning		do not want sth
spell something start learning		to have sth, usually sth bad, as a result; to mean sth, usually sth bad
the break of dawn start learning		the moment in the early hours of the morning when it begins to get light
targeted at sb start learning		aimed at a particular place or group of people
into the bargain start learning		also; as well
to blaze a trail start learning		to be the first to do or discover sth that others follow
to muck in start learning		to work with others in order to complete a task
take to sb/sth start learning		to start liking sb/sth
take a dislike to sb/sth start learning		not to like sb/sth
gel start learning		to work well together, form a successful group
tire start learning		become tired, feel the want to sleep or rest
pull out of sth start learning		to give up
hit it off with sb start learning		to have a great relationship from the start
walk of life start learning		a job or a position in society
to get a buzz out of sth start learning		to be excited about sth
to strike up conversation start learning		to start talking to sb
to rough it start learning		to live in a way that is not comfortable for a short time
pampering start learning		taking care of sb very well and making them feel as comfortable as possible
steady start learning		not changing, not interrupted, developing and growing in an even and regular way
go it alone start learning		to do sth without help from anyone
self-made person start learning		sb who became rich and successful through their own hard work
single-handed start learning		done on your own with nobody helping you
self-reliant start learning		able to do or decide things by yourself
solitary (meaning 1) start learning		done alone, without other people
solitary (meaning 2) start learning		enjoying being alone, frequently spending time alone
lonely start learning		unhappy, because you have no friends or people to talk to
inconsiderate start learning		not giving enough thought to other people’s feelings or needs
considerate start learning		thoughtful
untimely start learning		happening too soon or sooner than expected
considerable start learning		great in amount, size, importance, etc.
adopted start learning		about a child or a country
adoptive start learning		in that relationship as a result of the parent legally adopting the child
deceitful start learning		dishonest
deceptive start learning		misleading
supporting start learning		helping to show that sth is true
supportive start learning		encouraging sb, giving help or sympathy
appreciative start learning		feeling or showing that you are grateful for something
appreciable start learning		large enough to be noticed or thought important
identification start learning		process of showingm proving, recognizing; also ID
identity start learning		who or what sb/sth is
consulting room start learning		a room where a doctor talks to and examines patients
consultative start learning		giving advice or making suggestions
entrance start learning		a door, gate, passage, etc. used for entering a room, building or place
entry start learning		an act of going into or getting into a place
advisory start learning		having the role of giving professional advice
advisable start learning		sensible and good idea in order to achieve sth
imaginary start learning		existing only in your mind or imagination
imaginable start learning		possible to imagine
imaginative start learning		having or showing new, exciting ideas
respectable start learning		considered by society to be acceptable, good, correnct
respectful start learning		showing or feeling respect
respective start learning		belonging or relating seperately to each of the people or things already mentioned
hardness start learning		the quality of being solid, stiff, difficult to break or bend
hardship start learning		a difficult and unpleasant situation due to the lack of food, money, clothes
an adverb from regard start learning		regardless
an adjective from respect start learning		respectful
a negative noun from convenient start learning		inconvenience
an adjective from irritate start learning		irritable
fend for yourself start learning		to take care of yourself without help from anyone else
to leave sb to their own devices start learning		to leave sb to do what they want to do
come out in spots start learning		have small marks or lumps on skin
view (verb) start learning		look at
cross section start learning		a group of people or things that are typical of a larger group
cross with sb start learning		annoyed or quite angry
dressed up to the nines start learning		wearing very smart/elegant clothes
knock someone for six start learning		be utterly surprised/overcome sb
at sixes and sevens start learning		in a state of total confusion/disarray
be scattered to the four winds start learning		be dispersed across a wide area
shun sth start learning		avoid sth
a devotee of sth start learning		a person who admires and is very enthusiastic about sth
oddity start learning		a person or a thing that is strange, unusual
go astray start learning		to become lost/be stolen/go into the wrong direction
dreadful start learning		very bad, unpleasant, terrible
run up something start learning		to allow a bill, debt to reach a large total
once in a while start learning		a few times
quaint start learning		attractive in an unusual or old-fashioned way
miss out on sth start learning		to fail to benefit from sth useful or fun by not taking part in it
the whole kit and caboodle start learning		everything
an outside chance start learning		a very small chance
devolve sth to sb/sth start learning		to give power/responsibility to a person or organisation at a lower or more local level
stern start learning		serious
plonk start learning		put sth down on something with noise or carelessly
state-of-the-art start learning		using the most modern/advanced techniques or methods
obsolete start learning		out of date
shove sth start learning		put sth somewhere roughly or carelessly
homely start learning		making you feel comfortable
anguished start learning		showing severe physical or mental pain, difficulty or unhapiness
overthrow sb/sth start learning		remove a leader or a government from a position of power using force
overrule start learning		change a decision/reject an idea from a position of greater power
uphold sth start learning		agree that a previous decision was correct or request is reasonable
downplay sth start learning		to try to make sth seem less important than it really is
undertake sth start learning		make yourself responsible for something
uproot start learning		to leave a place where you had lived for a long time or to make sb do this
reassuringly start learning		in a way that makes you feel less worried or uncertain about something
fomerly start learning		previously
dilapitated start learning		old and in very bad condition, run-down
fall into decay/disrepair start learning		gradually be destroyed through lack of care
stables start learning		building in which horses are kept
trace sth start learning		find the origin or cause of sth

test 1 - 14.03

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