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make a resolution 1 14
give up 1 14
do well 1 14
struggle with 1 14
take up 1 14
break a bad habit 1 14
form a good habit 1 14
change your ways 1 14
retire 1 17
start a career 1 17
start a family 1 17
get promoted 1 17
travel the world 1 17
get a degree 1 17
settle down 1 17
leave school 1 17
lifestyle 1 12
good intentions 1 13
earn a living 1 15
careers advisor 1 15
What's up? 1 19
up to (an hour, etc.) 1 19
be up to sth 1 19
be up late 1 19
be up to sb 1 19
be up to sth 1 19
now you mention it 1 19
Where have you been hiding 1 19
You're a star. 1 19
Where shall I start? 1 19
Don't be silly. 1 19
Here we go. 1 19
arrangement 1 15
prediction 1 15
intention 1 15
leave sth to the last minute 1 13
criticise 1 16
blame 1 16
translator 1 17
smash 2 22
rage 2 22
dive 2 22
flee 2 22
strike 2 22
demolish 2 22
grab 2 22
scream 2 22
from until 2 25
the Middle Ages 2 25
in this day and age 2 25
these days 2 25
in the olden days 2 25
in the last century 2 25
not so long ago 2 25
a few decades ago 2 25
nowadays 2 25
accuse 2 23
take to court 2 23
bear 2 26
leave behind 2 26
overnight 2 26
last 2 26
moss 2 26
breed 2 26
on the move 2 26
herd 2 26
used to 2 25
didn't use to 2 25
would 2 25
wouldn't 2 25
flame 2 21
spread 2 21
fight a fire 2 21
break out 2 21
spark 2 21
fuel 2 21
oxygen 2 21
disaster 2 21
catastrophe 2 21
lose your life 2 21
household 2 24
elderly 2 24
mattress 2 24
lice 2 24
target market 3 31
advertisement 3 32
brand 3 32
chain 3 32
consumer 3 32
image 3 32
logo 3 32
manufacturer 3 32
product 3 32
a big name 3 35
call sb names 3 35
stage name 3 35
you name it 3 35
what's-his/her-name 3 35
name the day 3 35
the name of the game 3 35
make a name for yourself 3 35
distinguish 3 31
impact 3 31
unique 3 31
memorable 3 31
make a fool of sb 3 34
approved 3 34
permission 3 34
a household name 3 34
blend in 3 34
have to 3 32
don't have to 3 32
ought to 3 32
should 3 32
shouldn't 3 32
must 3 32
had better 3 33
had better not 3 33
can 3 35
can't 3 35
mustn't 3 35
cheat 4 40
get away with 4 40
hide the truth 4 40
do the right thing 4 40
tell a lie 4 40
be open about sth 4 40
tell the truth 4 40
own up to 4 40
sb's first thought 4 43
think long and hard 4 43
change your mind 4 43
the right decision 4 43
reconsider 4 43
make up your mind 4 43
a bad decision 4 43
come to a decision 4 43
now 4 45
now and again 4 45
now that 4 45
just now 4 45
now 4 45
What's with sth? 4 45
believe it or not 4 45
I was wondering if 4 45
Any chance? 4 45
Are you out of your mind? 4 45
Between you and me, 4 45
reunite 4 43
helmet 4 44
go-karting 4 44
race 4 44
unless 4 40
if 4 40
until 4 40
when 4 40
as soon as 4 40
wish 4 41
if only 4 41
crime novel 5 51
science fiction novel 5 51
historical novel 5 51
horror story 5 51
autobiography 5 51
biography 5 51
short story 5 51
romantic novel 5 51
travel literature 5 51
poetry 5 51
plot 5 53
setting 5 53
hero 5 53
character 5 53
opening 5 53
ending 5 53
villain 5 53
dialogue 5 53
anecdote 5 49
fairy tale 5 49
engage 5 49
capture your attention 5 49
pass down 5 49
blockbuster 5 52
romance 5 52
by heart 5 54
appreciate 5 54
record 5 54
hand down 5 54
shelter 5 54
revive 5 54
bend over 5 54
cast a spell 5 54
potential 5 52
original 5 52
revisit 5 52
inspiration 5 52
adolescent 5 52
special effects 5 52
which 5 50
who 5 50
where 5 50
whose 5 50
fascinating 6 58
hilarious 6 58
delighted 6 58
thrilling 6 58
huge 6 58
enormous 6 58
terrible 6 58
awful 6 58
tiny 6 58
minute 6 58
boiling 6 58
freezing 6 58
great 6 58
fantastic 6 58
wonderful 6 58
brilliant 6 58
amazing 6 58
miserable 6 58
terrified 6 58
very 6 58
really 6 58
absolutely 6 58
do an experiment 6 61
make your way 6 61
make sense 6 61
make time 6 61
make money 6 61
do housework 6 61
float 6 57
apparently 6 57
support 6 57
concerned 6 57
disbelief 6 57
spectator 6 57
onlooker 6 57
fake 6 57
illusion 6 57
take up 7 67
carry on 7 67
give up 7 67
end up 7 67
get on 7 67
find out 7 67
show up 7 67
set off 7 67
cold 7 71
unfriendly 7 71
lively 7 71
polite 7 71
selfish 7 71
rude 7 71
warm 7 71
kind 7 71
calm 7 71
shy 7 71
generous 7 71
thoughtful 7 71
coal miner 7 67
professional 7 67
bend 7 67
scholarship 7 67
convince 7 67
stereotype 7 67
guard 7 70
prisoner 7 70
nerd 7 72
Got it in one! 7 73
Pack it in. 7 73
I'm with you on this one. 7 73
Don't get me wrong. 7 73
good point 7 73
Don't mention it. 7 73
after all 7 73
all day 7 73
once and for all 7 73
for all I know 7 73
all we're saying 7 73
all the same 7 73
make 7 68
let 7 68
be allowed to 7 68
be used to 7 69
get used to 7 69
murder 8 76
break in 8 76
arrest 8 76
fine 8 76
commit a crime 8 76
go to prison 8 76
murderer 8 76
get caught 8 76
prisoner 8 76
get into trouble 8 76
explain 8 79
encourage 8 79
demand 8 79
persuade 8 79
invite 8 79
recommend 8 79
claim 8 79
refuse 8 79
agree 8 79
burglar 8 74
con man 8 74
mugger 8 74
pickpocket 8 74
robber 8 74
shoplifter 8 74
thief 8 75
scam 8 75
con 8 75
community service 8 77
prison sentence 8 77
caution 8 77
death penalty 8 77
life sentence 8 77
robbery 8 77
theft 8 78
witness 8 79
justice 8 80
embezzlement 8 80
help yourself 8 80
gang 8 80
nearby 8 80
all over the place 8 80
retail store 8 80
track down 8 80
victim 8 80
apology 8 75
mortgage 8 75
auction 8 75
bargain 8 75
deter 8 78
resident 8 78
unexplained 9 86
mysterious 9 86
extraterrestrial 9 86
odd 9 86
puzzling 9 86
alien 9 86
secret 9 86
strange 9 86
go for 9 89
go one step further 9 89
go well 9 89
(time/distance) to go 9 89
go missing 9 89
go down 9 89
go without saying 9 89
go faster 9 89
mystery 9 85
pyramid 9 85
monster 9 85
phenomenon 9 85
well 9 85
evidence 9 85
civilisation 9 85
suicide 9 85
haunted 9 85
spiral 9 85
genuine 9 85
pioneering 9 88
aviation 9 88
spy on 9 88
tip 10 94
off 10 94
reward 10 94
bargain 10 94
owe 10 94
refund 10 94
worth 10 94
value for money 10 94
valuable 10 94
on offer 10 94
public service 10 97
education 10 97
healthcare 10 97
law 10 97
management 10 97
finance 10 97
salary 10 97
qualification 10 97
employer 10 97
employee 10 97
coin 10 93
banknote 10 93
bank 10 93
currency 10 93
monetary system 10 93
invention 10 93
sponsorship 10 96
same as usual 10 99
Don't look at me. 10 99
Hi, you lot. 10 99
on me 10 99
that's all 10 99
It's not my fault. 10 99
by solving 10 99
by the shoe shop 10 99
by tomorrow 10 99
by some people 10 99
rescue 11 104
dangerous 11 104
in danger 11 104
safety 11 104
survive 11 104
recover 11 104
save sb's life 11 104
out of danger 11 104
uncomfortable 11 107
informal 11 107
impatient 11 107
irresponsible 11 107
illogical 11 107
impossible 11 107
unhappy 11 107
unimportant 11 107
unnecessary 11 107
unhelpful 11 107
impolite 11 107
irregular 11 107
illegal 11 107
untrue 11 107
inexpensive 11 107
unhealthy 11 107
unconcerned 11 107
unafraid 11 107
unsurprising 11 107
miracle 11 108
safety record 11 108
drill 11 108
wreck 11 108
sink 11 108
air pocket 11 108
tragedy 11 108
bravery 11 103
buggy 11 103
wheelbarrow 11 105
emergency service 11 106
consequence 11 106
to 11 105
in order to 11 105
so as to 11 105
so 11 107
such 11 107
blow out 12 112
break down 12 112
sort out 12 112
carry out 12 112
look into 12 112
stand out 12 112
work out 12 112
look forward to 12 112
terrified 12 115
bite your nails 12 115
sweat 12 115
panic 12 115
sb's mouth goes dry 12 115
breathe hard 12 115
tremble 12 115
shake 12 115
percentage 12 111
candle 12 111
childhood 12 111
roughly 12 111
powerful 12 114
bungee jumping 12 114
stumble through 12 114
Definition PoS
to make a promise to yourself to do something phrase
to stop doing something before you have completed it,phrasal
us ver
to do something in a successful or satisfactory way phrase
to find it difficult to do something phrase
to start doing a particular activity phrasal ver
to stop doing something that is bad or unhealthy phrase
to start doing something good or healthy regularly phrase
to start behaving in a different, usually better, way phrase
to leave your job and stop working, usually because yoverb
to begin the series of jobs that you will do in your life phrase
to have your first child phrase
to be given a more important job in the same organisa phrase
to go to many different countries in all parts of the worphrase
to get the qualification that you get when you finish unphrase
to start living I a place where you intend to live for a l phrasal ver
to stop going to school phrase
the way that you live noun
good things that you plan to do phrase
to get the money you need by working phrase
someone whose job is to help people choose the job thnoun
used to ask someone why they are unhappy phrase
as much as but not more than a particular amount phrase
to be doing or planning something phrase
to not go to bed until late at night phrase
If an action or decision is up to someone, they are respphrase
to have the energy or skill to do something phrase
used to show that something someone has said has maphrase
used to ask someone where they have been when you p hhrase
used to show that you are grateful for something som phrase
used to show that you have a lot of things to say phrase
used to say that someone does not need to worry abo phrase
used to say that you are going to start something imm phrase
plans for how something will happen noun
when you say what will happen in the future noun
something that you want and plan to do noun
to do something at the last possible time, when it is al phrase
to say that something or someone is bad verb
to say or think that someone or something is respons verb
someone whose job is to change written or spoken wornoun
to make something break into a lot of pieces with a louverb
to continue with great force or violence verb
when you enter water head-first with your arms held o verb
to leave a place quickly because you are in danger or averb
If something bad strikes something or someone, it affe verb
to completely destroy a building
to take hold of something or someone suddenly verb
to make a loud, high noise with your voice, or to shout verb
used to show when a period of time begins and ends phrase
the period of time in European history from about 500 noun
used to talk about the present time phrase
used to talk about the present time phrase
used to talk about the past phrase
in the last 100 years or in the period between 1900 a phrase
not far in the past phrase
about 30-50 years ago phrase
at the present time, especially when compared to the adverb
to say that someone has done something bad verb
to make someone go to the place where a judge decides phrase
to accept someone or something unpleasant verb
to not take someone or something with you when you phrase
for or during the night adverb
to be enough for a period of time verb
a very small, green plant that grows on the surface of rnoun
to keep animals for the purpose of producing young anverb
going from one place to another phrase
a large group of animals such as cows that live and ea noun
used to talk about things that happened often in the p phrase
used to talk about things that did not happen often in phrase
used to talk about things that happened often in the p modal verb
used to talk about things that did not happen often in modal verb
hot, bright, burning gas produced by something on fire noun
to move to cover a larger area verb
to try to stop a fire burning phrase
to start suddenly phrasal ver
a very small, bright piece of burning material noun
a substance that is burned to provide heat or power noun
a gas that is in the air and that animals need to live noun
something that causes great harm or damage noun
an extremely bad event that causes a lot of suffering onoun
to die phrase
a family or group of people who live together in a housnoun
a more polite word for 'old', used to describe people adjective
the soft, comfortable part of a bed that you lie on noun
very small insects that live on the bodies or in the hai plural noun
the people a company hopes will buy its product or sernoun
a picture, short film, song, etc. which tries to persuad noun
a type of product made by a particular company noun
a number of similar shops, restaurants, etc. owned b noun
a person who buys goods or services for their own use noun
the way that other people think someone or somethingnoun
a design or symbol used by a company to advertise its noun
a company that produces goods in large numbers noun
something that is made or grown to be sold noun
a famous person idiom
to use impolite or unpleasant words to describe someoidiom
a name an entertainer uses for work and which is not t noun
something that you say which means anything you sayidiom
used to talk about someone whose name you cannot noun
to decide the date of your wedding idiom
something that it is necessary to do in order to achie idiom
to become famous or respected by a lot of people idiom
to make one person or thing seem different from anothverb
the effect that a person, event or situation has on so noun
different from everyone and everything else adjective
If something is memorable, you will remember it well. adjective
to make someone look stupid intentionally idiom
officially allowed adjective
when you allow someone to do something noun
someone whose name is known by many people phrase
If someone or something blends in, they look or seem tphrasal ver
used to say that it is necessary or important that som modal verb
used to say that it is not necessary to do something modal verb
used to say or ask what is the correct or best thing to modal verb
used to say or ask what is the correct or best thing to modal verb
used to say what is not the correct or best thing to do modal verb
used to say that it is necessary or important that som modal verb
used to say what is the best thing to do phrase
used to say that someone should not do something phrase
to be allowed to modal verb
to not be allowed to modal verb
used to say that it is necessary or important not to do modal verb
to behave in a dishonest way in order to get what you verb
to succeed in doing something bad or wrong without bephrasal ver
to prevent people from knowing a fact about somethin phrase
to behave in a good and honest way phrase
to say something that is not true phrase
to be honest about something and not try to hide it phrase
to tell someone the real facts about a situation phrase
to admit that you have done something wrong phrasal ver
the first idea that someone has about something phrase
to think very carefully about something before making phrase
to change a decision or opinion phrase
the correct choice phrase
to think again about a decision or opinion and decide i verb
to make a decision phrase
a choice that is not good phrase
to decide something phrase
at the present time adverb
sometimes but not very often phrase
as a result of a new situation phrase
a very short time ago phrase
immediately adverb
used to ask why someone is doing or using something phrase
used to say that something is true although it seems s phrase
used to make a request phrase
used to ask if something is possible phrase
used to express shock at something someone has said phrase
used to say that you do not want the person you are talphrase
to meet again after being apart for a long time verb
a hard hat that protects your head noun
the activity of racing in a small, low car with no roof o noun
to compete in a race verb
except if conjunction
used to talk about something that might happen conjunction
continuing to happen before a particular time or event and then s
used to say at what time something happened or will conjunction
at the same time or a very short time after conjunction
to want a situation that is different from the one that e verb
used to say that you wish a situation was different or phrase
a book that tells a story about an imaginary crime noun
a book that tells a story about life in the future or in o noun
a book that tells a story about life in the past noun
a story that entertains people by frightening them noun
a book written by someone about their own life noun
the life story of a person written by someone else noun
an invented story which is no more than about 10,000 noun
a book that tells a story about people falling in love noun
writing that is about different places in the world noun
poems in general as a form of literature noun
the story of a book, film, play, etc. noun
the time and the place in which the action of a book, mnoun
the main male character in a book or film, who is usua noun
a person represented in a film, play or story noun
the beginning of a story, film, etc. noun
the last part of a story, film, etc. noun
a bad person in a film, book, etc noun
(a) conversation which is written for a book, play or fil noun
a short story that you tell someone about something noun
a story told to children which involves magic, imagina noun
to interest someone in something and keep them thinkiverb
to make you interested in watching, reading or listeni phrase
to teach or give something to someone who will be alivphrasal ver
a book, film, etc that is very popular and successful noun
an exciting relationship of love between two people, of noun
so that you can remember all of something phrase
to understand how good something or someone is and verb
information that is written on paper or stored on compunoun
to teach or give something to someone who will be alivphrasal ver
a place that protects you from bad weather or danger noun
to make something from the past exist again verb
to move your body so that the top part is not straight phrasal ver
to use magic to cause something to happen phrase
someone's or something's ability to develop, achieve noun
being the person who did something first adjective
to experience something again verb
someone or something that gives you ideas for doing noun
a young person who is between being a child and an adnoun
an unusual type of action in a film, or an entertainme plural noun
used at the beginning of a relative clause to show whatpronoun
used at the beginning of a relative clause to show whi pronoun
used at the beginning of a relative clause to show the pronoun
used at the beginning of a relative clause to show wh pronoun
extremely interesting adjective
extremely funny adjective
very pleased adjective
very exciting adjective
extremely large adjective
extremely large adjective
very bad, of low quality, or unpleasant adjective
very bad, of low quality, or unpleasant adjective
extremely small adjective
extremely small adjective
very hot adjective
extremely cold adjective
very good adjective
extremely good adjective
extremely good adjective
extremely good adjective
very good or impressive in some way adjective
sad adjective
very frightened adjective
used emphasise an adjective or adverb adverb
very or very much adverb
completely adverb
to do a test, especially a scientific one, in order to le phrase
to get to a place phrase
to have a meaning or reason that you can understand phrase
to leave enough time to do something although you ar phrase
to get money, for instance by working phrase
to do the work that is needed to keep your house clea phrase
to stay on the surface of a liquid and not sink verb
used to say that something seems to be true, althoughadverb
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to hold the weight of someone or something verb
worried adjective
when you do not believe that something is true or real noun
someone who watches an event, sport, etc. noun
someone who watches something happening without be noun
not real, but made to look or seem real adjective
something that is not really what it seems to be noun
to start doing a particular activity phrasal ver
to continue doing something phrasal ver
to stop doing something phrasal ver
to finally be in a particular place or situation phrasal ver
to have a good relationship phrasal ver
to get information about something, or to learn a fact fophrasal ver
to arrive somewhere phrasal ver
to start a journey phrasal ver
unfriendly or showing no emotion adjective
not friendly adjective
full of energy and interest adjective
behaving in a way that is not rude and shows that you adjective
caring only about yourself and not other people adjective
behaving in a way which is not polite and which upsetsadjective
friendly and loving adjective
generous, helpful and thinking about other people's fe adjective
relaxed and not worried, frightened, or excited adjective
not confident, especially about meeting or talking to adjective
willing to give other people money, help, kindness, etc adjective
kind and always thinking about how you can help othe adjective
someone whose job is to dig coal out of the ground noun
Someone is professional if they earn money for a sport adjective
to make something curve verb
an amount of money given to a person by an organisation noun
to persuade someone or make them certain verb
a fixed idea that people have about what a particular tynoun
someone whose job is to protect a person, place or thi noun
a person who is kept in prison as a punishment noun
someone, especially a man, who is not fashionable andnoun
used to say that someone's first guess is correct phrase
used to tell someone in a rude way to stop doing somephrase
used to tell someone that you agree with them phrase
used when you do not want someone to think that you phrase
used to say that what someone has just said is true or phrase
used to reply politely when someone says thank you tophrase
used to add information that shows that what you havephrase
the whole day phrase
completely and finally phrase
used to say that something might be true but you don' phrase
used to say that your opinion or suggestion is not ver phrase
all behaving in the same way phrase
to force someone to do something verb
to allow someone to do something, or to allow someth verb
to have permission to do something phrase
to have experienced something a lot phrase
to experience something often enough for it to seem n phrase
to kill someone intentionally and illegally verb
to get into a building or car using force, usually to ste phrasal ver
If the police arrest someone, they take them away to verb
an amount of money you have to pay as a punishment noun f
to do something illegal phrase
to go to and stay in a place where criminals are kept phrase
someone who has committed murder noun
to be found and taken by the police phrase
a person who is kept in prison as a punishment noun
to be punished because you have done something wro phrase
to make something clear or easy to understand by giving verb
to make someone more likely to do something, or to mverb
to ask for something in a forceful way verb
to make someone agree to do something by talking to tverb
to suggest that people can do something verb
to advise someone that something should be done verb
to say that something is true or is a fact, although you verb
to say that you will not do or accept something verb
to say you will do something that someone asks you toverb
a person who illegally enters buildings and steals thingnoun
a person who deceives people by making them believ noun
a person who attacks people in order to steal their mo noun
a thief who steals things out of pockets or bags, especinoun
someone who steals things noun
someone who steals things from shops noun
someone who steals things noun
an illegal plan for making money noun
a trick to get someone's money or make them do what noun
work that is useful to society, done as a punishment b noun
an amount of time that a criminal must spend in prisonnoun
a warning from the police noun
the punishment of being killed noun
the punishment of being put in prison for the rest of you noun
the action or crime of stealing something noun
the action or crime of stealing something noun
a person who sees an event happening, especially a cr noun
the system of laws which judges and punishes people noun
the crime of secretly taking money that is in your care noun
to take something without asking phrase
a group of criminals who work together noun
not far away adverb
in or to many different places phrase
a large shop noun
to find something or someone after looking for them in phrasal
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someone who has suffered the effects of violence, illnenoun
something you say or write to say that you are sorry noun
an amount of money you borrow in order to buy a hou noun
a sale in which things are sold to the person who offe noun
something that is on sale for less than its usual price ornoun
to make someone less likely to do something verb
someone who lives in a particular place noun
having no explanation adjective
strange or unknown, and not explained or understood adjective
coming from outside the planet Earth adjective
strange or unusual adjective
If something is puzzling, it confuses you because you dadjective
coming from another planet adjective
If something is secret, other people are not allowed to adjective
If something is strange, it is surprising because it is adjective
to try to get or achieve something phrasal ver
to do something that is a bit better or more extreme phrase
to be successful phrase
If there is a particular amount of time to go, that time phrase
If someone or something goes missing, you cannot fin phrase
If an aircraft goes down, it crashes. phrasal ver
If something goes without saying, it is obvious. phrase
to move or travel more quickly phrase
something strange or unknown which has not yet beennoun
a stone structure with a shape with a square base and fnoun
an imaginary creature that is large, ugly, and frighteni noun
something that exists or happens, usually something unoun
a deep hole in the ground from which you can get watenoun
something that makes you believe that something is tru noun
human society with its well developed social organisatio noun
the act of killing yourself intentionally noun
If a place is haunted, a ghost or ghosts appear there. adjective
having a shape that is made by a curve turning aroundadjective
If something is genuine, it is really what it seems to be adjective
starting the development of something important adjective
flying aircraft or producing aircraft noun
to secretly try to discover information about a person, phrasal ver
an extra amount of money that you give to a driver, s noun
If a price has a certain amount of money off, it costs t adverb
an amount of money given to someone for helping to fin noun
something that is on sale for less than its usual price ornoun
to have to pay money back to someone verb
an amount of money that is given back to you, especi noun
having a particular value adjective
how much of something you get or how good the qualitphrase
Valuable objects are worth a lot of money. adjective
available for less than the usual price phrase
If you are in public service, you do a job that is of ben noun
the process of teaching or learning in a school or coll noun
the set of services provided by a country or an organisanoun
the subject or job of understanding and dealing with the noun
the control and organisation of something noun
control of money noun
a fixed amount of money that you receive from your e noun
a skill, quality, etc. that you need in order to be able noun
a person or organisation that employs people noun
someone who is paid to work for someone else noun
a small, flat, usually round piece of metal used as mon noun
a piece of paper money noun
to operate a bank account verb
the money that is used in a particular country at a partnoun
a system of coins and notes or other ways of paying fo noun
something which has been designed or created for the noun f
when someone gives money to support something noun
not different from what usually happens, what you usual phrase
used to say that you are not going to do something phrase
used to say hello to a group of people you know well phrase
If you say that something is on you, you mean that youphrase
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used to say that you do not mean anything more than phrase
used to say that you are not responsible for somethin phrase
achieved by finding the answer to something phrase
next to the shop that sells shoes phrase
before the day after the present day phrase
If something is done by some people, a number of peo phrase
to save someone from a dangerous or unpleasant situaverb
If someone or something is dangerous, they could har adjective
If someone is in danger, it is possible that they will be phrase
the state of being safe noun
to continue to live or exist, especially after almost dy verb
to become healthy or happy again after an illness, inju verb
to rescue someone who is in danger of dying or being kphrase
If someone who has been ill or injured is out of danger,phrase
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not feeling comfortable and pleasant, or not making y adjective
not formal or official adjective
wanting something to happen as soon as possible adjective
not thinking about the possible bad results of what youadjective
not based on careful thought adjective
If an action or event is impossible, it cannot happen or adjective
sad adjective
not important adjective
describes something that could be avoided or that is adjective
not wanting to help someone, in a way that seems unfradjective
not polite adjective
irregular actions or events happen with a different am adjective
not allowed by law adjective
false adjective
cheap but of good quality adjective
likely to become ill or likely to damage your health adjective
not worried by something adjective
not frightened adjective
not surprising adjective
something very good that is very surprising or difficult noun
information about how safe something is noun
a machine for making holes in a hard substance noun
a vehicle or ship that has been destroyed or badly da noun
to go down or make something go down below the surfa verb
a small area that has air trapped in it noun
an event or situation which is very sad, often involving noun
when someone is brave noun
a chair on wheels which is used to move small childrennoun
a big, open container with a wheel at the front and hannoun
an organisation that deals with accidents and urgent prnoun
the result of a particular action or situation, especially noun
used to give the purpose of something or the reason f preposition
with the purpose of achieving something phrase
in order to phrase
used to emphasise the quantity, quality or amount of adverb
used to emphasise a quality of someone or something determiner
If a flame blows out, or if you blow it out, it stops bu phrasal ver
If a machine or vehicle breaks down, it stops working. phrasal ver
to successfully deal with something, such as a problemphrasal
o ver
to do or complete something phrasal ver
to examine the facts about a situation phrasal ver
to be very easy to see or notice phrasal ver
to understand something or decide something after thin phrasal ver
to feel happy and excited about something that is goi phrasal ver
very frightened adjective
to use your teeth to cut into the hard parts at the ends phrase
to produce liquid through your skin because you are hotverb
to suddenly feel so worried or frightened that you can verb
If your mouth goes dry, it stops having liquid in it, usu phrase
to take air in and out of your lungs in a quick and forc phrase
to shake slightly, usually because you are cold, fright verb
to make quick, short movements with your body because verb
an amount of something, often expressed as a number noun
a stick of wax with string going through it which producnoun
the time when someone is a child noun
approximately adverb
having a very strong taste adjective
the sport of jumping from a very high place while tied to a long ela
to do something, especially speaking or performing, i phrasal ver
Example CEF IPA
A month ago I made a resolution to be more efficient C2 this yearmek
and to
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never
Some of them have already given up for this year. gv p
Some of them have already given up for this year. Others are du: st wel
Many, I suspect, like me are struggling with them.B2 strg.l l w
Ive taken up karate lessons and Ive changed my diet. tek p
Its our brains. Theyre programmed to make it diffB2 brek bd hb.t
Scientists have also discovered that it takes arou B2/C2 fm gd hb.t
Maybe we want to change our ways and become bet C1 tend j wez
He says he wants to retire soon. rta
When he was in his early 40s he decided to return to the UK astt kr
When he was 48 he met the love of his life and they decided tstt fm.l.i
Because he was good at his job he got promoted quite quickl get prm.td
He spent the next twenty years travelling the world working intrv.l wld
Because he could speak four different languages he decided to get dgri
When he was 48 he met the love of his life and they decided tset.l l dan
He left school when he was 16 because he wanted to see the liv skul
It takes just under two months for our brains to fe B2 laf.stal
The bad news is that ten weeks is a really long timB2 gd nten.tnz
How was James Joyce earning a living when he waB2 n lv.
Im meeting the careers advisor this afternoon, anC1 krz dva.z
Whats up, Mia? wts p
I spend up to an hour every day practising. p tu
I wonder what shes up to. bi p tu:
Every day Im up late doing my homework. bi p let
Its up to me to do something. bi p tu:
I dont know if Im up to it. bi p tu
Now you mention it, neither have I. na ju men.n t
Hi, Mia! We were just talking about you. Where have you bee we hv ju bin ha
I'll get you a drink.' 'You're a star. That's just what I need.' jr st
So whats up, Mia? Why are you so busy?' 'Where shall I start?we l a stt
I'm not sure I'm up to playing in the orchestra.' 'Don't be silly. dnt
I bi sl.i
Here we go. I am not looking forward to this. h wi g
We're meeting tomorrow to discuss arrangements for the comrend.mnt
I wouldn't like to make any predictions about the rB2 prdk.n
She announced her intention to resign. B2 nten.n
She's always complaining that I leave things to th B2 liv t lst mn.t
A good friend never criticises you. B2 krt..saz
Life can be hard and when our plans dont work out its often blem
Because he could speak four different languages he decided to trnzle.t
Some had to smash their doors to get out of their B2 sm
The fire had been raging for almost four days when C2 red
Others simply dived into the river to save themselves. dav
Many had grabbed their most important possession C1 fli
As the catastrophe struck, people panicked. C2 strak
His soldiers demolished a large warehouse full of B2 dml.
Many had grabbed their most important possessions and weregrb
People screamed in terror and suffered from the heat and the skrim
He worked there from 2005 until 2014. frm ... ntl
Last class Claire gave a talk on how hard life was for people md.l l edz
Why are so many people hungry in this day and age? n s de nd ed
But sometimes the court cases werent so serious, and are a iz dez
Here are a few examples of what ordinary family life was like n i l.dn dez
Their way of life hasn't changed much in the last century. n lst sen.tr.i
There was a time, not so long ago, when he was very popular nt s l .g
These houses were built a few decades ago. fju dek.edz .g
Everything seems more expensive nowadays. na..dez
It was accused of killing a human. B2 kjuz
In which centuries were animals taken to court? B2 tek t kt
The freezing wind makes the situation difficult for B2 be
These men are hunters, and the survival of the people they haliv bhand
He stays overnight in a little igloo that he has made himself .vnat
The meat he brings home should last his family foC1 lst
If the reindeer eat the moss that grows in a certain area, it c ms
This is why Inuits who make a living from keeping B2 brid
This is why Inuits who make a living from keeping and breedi n muv
This is why Inuits who make a living from keeping and breedi hd
Mothers used to have seven or eight children. just tu
Parents didnt use to sing songs to their children or play with them.
dd.nt jus tu
On cold nights, everyone in the family would crowd together wd
Often, he wouldn't see his family for weeks. wd.nt
The situation provided the perfect conditions for f B2 flem
The situation provided the perfect conditions for f B2 spred
The fire spread quickly but it was also extremely difB2 fat fa
In a small bakery in Pudding Lane, Thomas Farrin B2 brek at
For a fire to start, three things are needed: a spar C2 spk
For a fire to start, three things are needed: a spark, fuel and fjl
For a fire to start, three things are needed: a spar B2 k.s.dn
What followed was one of the biggest disasters of B2 dz.st
As the catastrophe struck, people panicked. C2 kts.tr.fi
Although surprisingly few people lost their lives, B2 luz j laf
A typical household included several children. B2 has.hld
There werent many elderly people in the familie B1 el.dl.i
Only richer families had mattresses. mt.rs
Lice were very common, and if one person suffered from an illlas
It should create some kind of emotional connectioC2 t.gt m.kt
So if you want to get into the teenage market, yo A2 dv.ts.mnt
So if you want to get into the teenage market, yo B2 brnd
In Britain and the USA theres a chain of sandwich shops. ten
Teenage consumers are perhaps more concerned w B2 knsju.m
But you dont have to use a family name you canB2 m.d
Teenage consumers are perhaps more concerned with brand nl.g
What does that say about the manufacturers prodB2 mn.jfk.tr.
What does that say about the manufacturers product? prd.kt
Maybe you dont know Tony Hawk, but hes a big name in the bg nem
Hes unhappy at school because the other kids ca C2 kl sm.wn nemz
Jay-Z isnt his real name its his stage name. sted nem
I eat everything: fish, meat, vegetables, fruit youC2 ju nem t
Look over there! I think its whats-his-name. wts z/ nem
Theyve decided to get married, but they havent named the nem de
I know you dont want to do the exams, but its the name of t nem v gem
Hes made a name for himself at school as a greatC2 mek nem f jsel
The brand name is the thing that distinguishes you B2 dst.gw
The brand name is the thing that distinguishes you B2 m.pkt
A brand name ought to be unique, memorable andB2 jnik
A brand name ought to be unique, memorable andB2 mem.r..bl l
Generally, certain names arent allowed because, B2 mek ful v
Things are even more difficult in Denmark there is an offici pruvd
Parents need special permission to use a name that isnt on the pm.n
Shawn Corey Carter, for example, and Stefani Germanotta mig has.hld nem
Some people, however, change their name from something unus blend n
But you have to want to do it, and you have to concentrate. hv tu
But you dont have to use a family name you can go for an dnt hv tu
This is the first question you ought to ask yourself. t tu
You should definitely talk to him about the name calling and ed
You shouldnt, for example, choose a name that might not work d.nt
Kids wont buy something thats almost identical, and cheap mst
Well you'd better get some help quickly! hd bet.
You got the name of your own nephew wrong! You'd better nothd bet. nt
So, can you call your child anything you want? kn
In New Zealand, for example, you cant call your child Talula knt
Generally, certain names arent allowed because, as a New Zea ms.nt
First say sorry for cheating and explain why you tB2 tit
Well, I thought I could get away with it but now the teacher get we w
But you cant hide the truth now! had tru
Its just so difficult to do the right thing sometimes. du: rat
First say sorry for cheating and explain why you told a lie. tel la
Well, you need to be open about this. C2 bi .pn .bat
I know, but its too difficult to tell the truth now. tel tru
You should own up to it and tell her it was you. C2 n p tu
His first thought was to go straight to a jewellers and thats e fst t
Billy thought long and hard was this a mistake? k l nd hd
But then I thought long and hard and changed my mind. tend j mand
But had I made the right decision? rat ds.n
I reconsidered my choice. C1 ri.knsd.
Why was it so difficult to make up my mind? mek p j mand
Well I didnt want to make a bad decision, did I? bd ds.n
Maybe she could help me come to a decision. B2 km tu ds.n
Oh yes, I remember now. na
I race now and again, you know, in my spare time C1 na nd gen
He goes all the time now that he's got a go-kart. na t
You aren't a go-karter, and just now you said you A2 dst na
What are you going to do now, Jeff? B2 na
So, whats with the helmet Rob? wts w
Believe it or not, Ive never even watched any races. bliv t nt
Well, I was wondering if I could come along with you. Any ch a wz wn.dr. f
Well, I was wondering if I could come along with you. Any ch en.i tns
Are you out of your mind? Youre not a go-karter, and just no ju at v j man
Between you and me, I think Rob has just dug himself into a hb.twin ju nd mi
The story also made the local news and he was reu ? ri.junat
So, whats with the helmet Rob? B2 hel.mt
No, its my dads. He does go-karting. gk.t
I race now and again, you know, in my spare time.B1 res
I wont tell him anything unless he asks. B1 nles
I dont know where he is, but I will tell him if I see B1 f
Ill work until he arrives and then Ill stop. B1 ntl
Im meeting him later, so Ill tell him when I see h A2 wen
Its really important. Im going to tell him as soon B1 z sun z
I wish I could kill Lord Voldemort. B1 w
If only our families wouldnt fight all the time. B1 f n.li
I love reading crime novels. kram nv.l
She writes science fiction novels. B1 sans fk.n nv.l
He wrote a series of historial novels based on the B1 hstr..kl nv.l
We stayed up late telling horror stories. B1 hr. st.ri
He describes his illness in his autobiography. .t.bag.r.fi
There are several biographies of Tolstoy. B1 bag.r.fi
She entered a short story competition. t st.ri
My mum likes reading romantic novels. B1 rmn.tk nv.l
He has a lot of travel literature in his library. trv.l lt.r.t
I don't really like modern poetry. B1 p..tri
Heroes and heroines have been added to the plotsB2 plt
The setting of this novel is very important. B2 set.
Heroes and heroines have been added to the plotsB1 h.r
The original authors of many of these fairy tales B1 kr.k.t
We meet the main character in the opening of theB2 .pn.
The movie has a very sad ending. B1 en.d
This character is the villain of the story. vl.n
The dialogue between the two characters is very B2 da..lg
What about our favourite movies, the thriller we are reading rin.k.dt
A mother who is reading a fairy tale to her little child that fe.ri tel
Good stories engage us emotionally, and they do tC1 nged
We admire people whose magical storytelling skillC1 kp.t jr ten.n
In cultures all over the world, important stories have been p ps dan
Now Red Riding Hood is a Hollywood blockbuster directed by Catherine
blkbs.t Hardwicke.
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Good storytellers knew hundreds of stories by heaB2 ba ht
The stories were the only record of important eve B2 pri.i.et
The stories were the only record of important eve B2 rek.d
Stories have been handed down from generation to C2 hnd dan
Wherever they appeared they were warmly welcome B2 el.t
Interestingly, in recent years there have been veryC2 rvav
You have to climb to the top of the castle, lie do B2 bend .v
The woman was so grateful that she cast a spell ov C2 kst spel
Hollywood, it seems, has realised that fairytales h B2 pten.l
The original authors of many of these fairy tales B2 rd..nl
They are also hoping they can persuade young people to revisit rivz.t
Film studios are looking for more inspiration for s B2 n.spre.n
Many are already quite dark and moody, which mak C2 d.les.nt
But with modern-day special effects to bring it all to life, who spe.l fekts
Hardwick directed the movie, which made her the A2 wt
I have a friend who's brilliant at telling jokes. B1 hu
They are in a cave, where they've just finished ea A2 we
We admire people whose magical storytelling skillB1 huz
The newspapers were full of the fascinating story. B2 fs..ne.t
Her jokes are hilarious. C1 hle.ri.s
He's delighted about his exam results. B1 dla.td
Hes one of the worlds most thrilling illusionists. B2 rl.
They sped away leaving a huge crowd of amazed B1 hjud
He had two hats: a really small one and an enorm B1 n.ms
She thinks the tattoo looks terrible. A2 ter..bl l
No, I dont. I think it looks really awful. B1 .fl
Its got these tiny needles that go up and down rea B1 ta.ni
We only need a minute amount of oil. C2 manju:t
It's boiling here in the summer. B2 b.l
He stepped onto the freezing water. B1 fri.z
It's a great movie. A1 gret
Ive just discovered a fantastic new show called A2 fnts.tk
This restaurant does wonderful desserts. A2 wn.d.fl
He's a brilliant singer. A2 brl.i.nt
What other amazing illusions do you know of? A2 me.z
The story was so sad that I felt miserable when I hB1 mz.r..bl l
He's frightened of water and he's terrified of drowB1 ter..fad
We went to a magic show. It was very good. A1 ver.i
He had two hats: a really small one and an enorm A2 r.li
The show was very good - in fact it was absolutelyB1 b.slut.li
Then get two young, enthusiastic presenters, dress them in wh du: n ksper..mnt
How do birds make their way back to exactly th B2 mek j we
That one didnt really make much sense to me. B2 mek sens
So if youre not already watching it then I stron C1 mek tam
He made a lot of money in banking and retired when he was mek mn.i
Do you know how to do the housework in half an hour? du: has.wk
A man was seen apparently floating beside a LondB1 flt
A man was seen apparently floating beside a LondB2 pr.nt.li
This arm is attached to the bus and is used to su C2 spt
Tourists were a little concerned to see a young maB2 knsnd
And then, to their complete disbelief, he lifted up his foot an ds.blif
The man was pulled into the boat and they sped B2 spekte.t
Of course hundreds of photos were taken by onlookers. nlk.
Most people agree that the bus illusion involves a C1 fek
Most people agree that the bus illusion involves a C2 lu.n
Billys father makes him take up boxing, but he hat B1 tek p
But Billy carries on in secret, because he loves it. B1 kr.i n
He isnt going to give up dancing. B1 gv p
Finally Billy ends up as a top professional ballet d B1 end p
They get on really well and Jules invites Jess to tr B1 get n
When Jess parents find out that shes been playi A2 fand at
When she shows up, there are only thirty minutes B1 l p
Jess and Jules set off for America and, later, the B1 set f
But arent the people there very cold and unfriendB1 kld
But arent the people there very cold and unfriendB1 nfrend.li
His friends are very lively. B1 lav.li
Some people think the British are not very friendlyA2 plat
It's selfish to use all the milk. B1 sel.f
I know someone who I think is rude because he nev B1 rud
Maybe I was just lucky, but I met a lot of Japane B1 wm
Maybe I was just lucky, but I met a lot of Japane A2 kand
Try to stay calm - the doctor will be here soon. B1 km
He was too shy to say anything to her. B1 a
Mandela was also a generous man, and he never fo B1 den.r.s
Mandela was a generous and thoughtful man. B2 t.fl
Billys mother is dead, and he lives with his fathe C1 kl ma.n
Finally Billy is accepted at the school and after ye C1 prfe.n.l
Jess has to bend the ball around the other teams B2 bend
A university in California offers soccer scholarshipsC1 skl..p
Jess finally convinces her parents to let her go. B1 knvns
Do you think there is any truth in the stereotypes C1 ster.i..tap
Now he was being sent to work as a guard in the B1 gd
And then he met prisoner 46664, a quiet, 60-year B1 prz.n.
Hes a real nerd, isnt he? nd
Yes, got it in one! t t n wn
Pack it in, you two. Youre being mean. pk t n
I'm with you on this one, Jeff. am w ju n s w
Dont get me wrong. Ive got nothing against nerds. dnt get mi r
Yeah, good point. Ill shut up. gd pnt
Don't mention it. Hope they can fix it. dnt men.n t
I've got nothing against nerds. After all, my broth B1 f.tr l
He spends all day on that thing. B1 l de
I want to get it fixed once and for all. C2 wns nd fr l
Well, yes, for all I know hes got lots of friends. fr l a n
Yes, all were saying is that he should go out and meet some l w se.
Boys. Theyre all the same, eh? l sem
Billys father made him take up boxing. B1 mek
He didn't let Billy take any more dance lessons. B1 let
Billy wasn't allowed to dance any more. bi lad tu
I'm not used to eating so late. bi just tu
I thought it was strange that everyone arrived on time but thenget just tu
Police think the man was murdered. B1 m.d
Someone broke into our house the other day. B1 brek n
He got arrested for mugging somebody. B1 rest
She was caught speeding and given a fine. fan
What crime was committed? kmt kram
Its an unusual way to try and help people change, people whg t prz.n
I discovered that my neighbour was a murderer. B1 m.dr.
How did he get caught? get kt
Some of the prisoners escaped. B1 prz.n.
They got into trouble with the police. get n.t trb.l l
I want to thank him for returning the bike and tel A2 ksplen
We want to encourage people to take more pride iB1 nkr.d
They are demanding that the police do more to red B1 dmnd
Bobby persuaded me to go to the party with him. B1 pswed
In the east-Midlands town of Leicester police are inviting peoplnvat
I recommend the police stop wasting their time onB1 rek.mend
Experts claim that clearly visible images of eyes B2 klem
However, not all residents are happy and many refu B1 rfjuz
Now officials have agreed to carry out similar projeA2 gri
Burglars got in through an open window. B2 b.gl
Police are warning of con men pretending to be council officiakn mn
Her handbag was stolen by a mugger. mg.
Be careful - there are a lot of pickpockets in this area. pkpk.t
Robbers stole all her jewellery. rb.
They put in cameras to try to stop shoplifters. plft.
She decided to write a note to the thief and put it B1 if
He had been a victim of an online scam; a modern day con. skm
He realised he had been a victim of an online scam; a modernkn
He got community service. kmju.n.ti s.vs
He got a prison sentence. prz.n sen.tns
He got a caution. B2 k.n
He got the death penalty. de pen.l.ti
He got a life sentence. laf sen.tns
The robbery took place in the early hours of the B2 rb.r.i
The number of thefts from the University bike rac B2 eft
What did the witness say she saw? B2 wt.ns
Biggs avoided British justice for almost 40 years. B2 ds.ts
It's called embezzlement and Dennis Kozlowski was very goodmbez.l.mnt
Dennis and another senior manager decided to help themsel help jself
Early one morning a gang of men stopped a train iB2 g
They then drove to a farm nearby and shared out B1 nba
When the police later found the farm, Biggss fingerprints were
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The gang used WiFi to hack into the computer networks of huge ri.tel st
They were successful for some time, but an internC1 trk dan
Gonzalez was sentenced to 20 years in prison, butB2 h vk.tm
Hope you can accept my apology! B1 pl..di
Most of their money went to pay the mortgage on their housem.gd
He said that they had seen the console on a well B2 k.n
He had thought the console was a bargain. B2 b.gn
These cameras are there to deter possible criminals. dt
However, not all residents are happy and many refu B2 rez..dnt
There are many unexplained mysteries in the world. n.ksplend
But other, less well-known phenomena are equall B2 mst.ri.s
Others are sure it must be extraterrestrial. ek.str.tres.tri.l
The plate is marked with spiral lines, odd symbols B2 d
But what is the reason for this puzzling phenome C1 pz.l l.
The plate is marked with a grey figure according to UFO fanse.li.n
He was told it was from a secret race of people caB1 si.krt
What I saw at that moment, in that dark winter stre B1 strend
Hes training really hard. He really wants to go forB2 g f
This week I want to go one step further and go thrB2 g wn step f.
I think the partys going well. g wel
Only four more days to go, and then were on holi C2 t g
Police have found the child who went missing last night. g ms.
The helicopter went down somewhere over the NoB1 g dan
I want your homework in on Monday and it goes without saying w.at se.
Come on, Dad, go faster. The show starts in five minutes. g f.st
There are many unexplained mysteries in the worlB1 ms.tr.i
How was the giant pyramid of Giza built? C1 pr..md
And is there a sea monster in the depths of Loch B1 mn.st
But other, less well-known phenomena are equall C1 fnm..nn
MA Kurtz was drilling a well in the ground. wel
Some people say it could be evidence of an ancient B2 ev..dns
Some people say it could be evidence of an ancient B2 sv.l.aze.n
Most animal experts agree that the dogs dont havB2 su..sad
Others think the bridge is haunted. B2 hn.td
The plate is marked with spiral lines. spa.rl
Others say the plate cant be genuine and is a fakB2 den.ju.n
She was a pioneering pilot. pan.r
She also broke many aviation records for going faster and fa e.vie.n
Earhart disappeared on purpose so that she couldC2 spa n
The taxi driver was very helpful. We gave him a goB1 tp
I bought this expensive laptop last week. Today, I B1 f
Mr Brown has offered a big reward for any informat B1 rwd
I got a it for half price. It was a real bargain. B2 b.gn
I owe Kylie 20. I mustnt forget to repay her. B1
The tablet didnt work, so I took it back to the s B1 ri.fnd
Have a look at this old coin. Do you think its wo B1 w
When people heard the price of the house they all thought it vl.ju f mn.i
This vase is three thousand years old and extremeB1 vl.j.bl l
Im not buying the shoes in this shop. Theres anoB2 n f.
Joanna is a teacher. Shes been in public service all her profess
pb.lk s.vs
Larry lectures in education at a teacher training c B1 ed.jke.n
Her dad works in healthcare. Hes a nurse. C1 hel.ke
James works in law. Hes a judge. B1 l
The company has suffered from several years of B2 mn.d.mnt
Mrs Bourne is the finance director of a big companB2 fa.nns
When Allan changed jobs, he accepted a lower salB1 sl.r.i
Some experience in IT is a necessary qualification C1 kwl..fke.n
Microsoft is the biggest employer in the Seattle, B1 mpl.
She has been an employee of this company for 20B1 mpl.i
Do you think there will still be coins and banknot B1 kn
Do you think there will still be coins and banknotes in 100 ye bk.nt
It has changed the way we shop and the way we bank. bk
They say everyone the world over will be paying the B1 kr.n.si
Governments around the world have started to think about t mn..tri ss.tm
The Internet is by far and away the most important B1 nven.n
And thats not counting the money hell get from C1 spnt.s.p
Same as usual. Coffee and some biscuits. sem z ju.u.l
Well, dont look at me. Im pretty short of cash too. dnt lk t mi
Hi, you lot. Wow, you don't look very happy. ha ju lt
The food and drinks are on me. n mi
Im just saying it doesnt feel right, thats all. ts l
Its not my fault. You lot ate all this food as well, you know! ts nt ma flt
He got the Bitcoins by solving complicated Maths problems. ba slv.
I found it in the street, by the shoe shop. ba u p
Dad, I need 20 by tomorrow. ba tmr.
It's called 'the gold of the internet age' by some people. ba sm pi.pl l
I just jumped in to rescue him. B1 res.kju
It was a long, difficult and dangerous job. A2 den.dr.s
The boy was in danger. n den.d
They managed to pull it out of the water and to saB2 sef.ti
Mr Reeder said it was incredible that the baby sur B2 svav
Mr Reeder went home to recover from the experieB1 rkv.
He was unconcerned about his own safety, and he saved a chil sev sm.wnz laf
A little later, the childs grandfather came to my house and t at v den.d
This seat is very uncomfortable. B1 nkmf.t.bl l
I met her for an informal discussion. B2 nf.ml
Do you sometimes get a little impatient when youB2 mpe.nt
You should never phone with information thats untr B2 r.spn.s.bl l
It would be illogical for them to stop at this stage. ld..kl
It was impossible to get the donkey out of the wellB1 mps..bl l
The farmer thought that the donkey was dead an A2 nhp.i
Some people call 999 for unimportant reasons. B1 n.mp.tnt
These unnecessary calls take up a lot of time. B1 nnes..ser.i
I asked them for directions but they were very unhB2 nhelp.fl
Do you think its very impolite to talk with food i B2 m.plat
They met at irregular intervals. B2 reg.j.l
You should never phone with information thats untr B2 li.gl
You should never phone with information thats untr C1 ntru
Do you think that things that are inexpensive are B1 n.kspen.sv
Do you think its unhealthy to eat a lot of fried fo B1 nhel.i
Mr Reeder was unconcerned about his own safety. n.knsnd
She is unafraid to say what she thinks. n.fred
It is unsurprising that they get so many crazy calls. n.spra.z
But for one man, the tragedy had ended with a mir B2 mr..kl l
The mine had a poor safety record. sef.ti re.kd
When the drill was brought out of the ground, there was a note drl
A rescue diver was swimming through the wreck oC2 rek
The ship had sunk two and a half days earlier andB1 sk
Okene found an air pocket and put his head in it. e pk.t
But for one man, the tragedy had ended with a mir B2 trd..di
George Reeder, 63, of Watchet in Somerset has been B2 bre.vr.i
He saw a babys buggy upside down in about four metres of frbg.i
And so the farmer got a wheelbarrow. wilbr.
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These calls are amusing to read about but they c B2 kn.s.kwns
He ran over to see what had happened. B2 tu
He couldnt throw a rope down in order to pull theB1 n .d tu
Im doing this, so as to help the donkey die quicklyB2 s z tu
Im so hungry! A2 s
But some people phone the emergency services for A2 st
There was a cake with two candles. I couldnt blo C2 bl at
We were driving to our Grandmas and our car br B1 brek dan
A mechanic came to sort it out. B2 st at
But scientists carrying out research into early me B1 kr.i at
The researchers are now looking into the questionB2 lk n.tu
Bad things often stand out in our minds. B2 stnd at
The researchers are trying to work out why this is B2 wk at
We can surely look forward to more fascinating di B1 lk f.wd tu
I wish I hadnt gone! I was terrified. B1 ter..fad
But on the day, I started to get nervous, I was biting my nail bat j nelz
I stood there with the rope round my ankle and I wB2 swet
In the end I just panicked and said: I cant do thisB2 pn.k
And when I stood up, my mouth went dry and I started to tre sm.wns ma z
I started to breathe hard and I had to drink about a hundred gbri hd
And when I stood up, my mouth went dry and I staB2 trem.bl l
I was shaking for about fifteen minutes afterwards,B2 ek
Stressful events were only a small percentage of B2 psen.td
There was a cake with two candles. B1 kn.dl l
Most adults remember little about things that hapB1 tald.hd
Then they asked them roughly how old they'd beeB2 rf.li
The peppers were really powerful. B1 pa.fl
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Translation
proponerse
desistir
hacerlo bien
costar trabajo, pasar apuros
empezar
terminar con un mala costumbre
adoptar una buena costumbre
cambiar de conducta
jubilarse
empezar una carrera
formar una familia
conseguir un ascenso
viajar por el mundo
graduarse
establecerse
abandonar la escuela
estilo de vida
buenas intenciones
ganarse la vida
asesor de carrera
Qu tal?
hasta (una hora, etc.)
planear/planificar algo
trasnochar
competer a alguien
estar a la altura
ahora que lo mencionas
Dnde te habas metido?
Eres lo mximo
Por dnde empiezo?
No te preocupes
Aqu vamos
preparativos
pronstico
intencin
dejar algo para el ltimo momento
criticar
echar la culpa
traductor
romper
con furia/fuerza
sumergirse
huir
golpear
demoler
agarrar
gritar
desde hasta
la Edad Media
en estos das
esta poca
antiguamente
en el siglo pasado
no hace mucho
hace unas cuantas dcadas
actualmente
acusar
llevar a los tribunales
aguantar
dejar atrs
durante la noche
durar
musgo
criar
en movimiento
rebao
soler
no soler
(Marca de pretrito imperfecto. Oracin afirmativa)
(Marca de pretrito imperfecto. Oracin negativa)
llama
extenderse
apagar un incendio
desatarse/desencadenarse
chispa
combustible
oxgeno
desastre
catstrofe
perder la vida
hogar
anciano
colchn
piojo
mercado objetivo
anuncio
marca
cadena
consumidor
imagen
logotipo
fabricante
producto
un nombre importante
llamar a alguien con grosera
nombre artstico
lo que sea
como se llame
decidir el da
es lo que hay
hacerse un nombre
distinguir
impacto
nico
memorable
ridiculizar
autorizado
permiso
un nombre popular
no desentonar
tener que
no tener que
debiera
debera
no debera
deber
ser mejor que
ser mejor que no
poder
no poder
no deber
engaar, hacer trampa
quedar impune
ocultar la verdad
hacer lo correcto
decir una mentira
ser sincero sobre algo
decir la verdad
admitir
la primera idea de alguien
reflexionar mucho
cambiar de idea
la decisin correcta
reconsiderar
decidirse
un mala decisin
tomar una decisin
ahora
de vez en cuando
ahora que
hace un momento
ahora
A qu viene esto de...?
Aunque no lo crea
Me preguntaba si
Es posible?
Ests loco?
Entre t y yo,
volver a verse
casco
karting
competir en carreras
a menos que
si
hasta que
cuando
tan pronto como
desear
ojal
novela policaca
novela de ciencia ficcin
novela histrica
cuento de terror
autobiografa
biografa
cuento corto
novela romntica
literatura de viajes
poesa
trama
escenario/contexto
protagonista
personaje
principio
fin
el malo, villano
dilogo
ancdota
cuento de hadas
atraer
captar la atencin
transmitir
xito/exitazo
romance, idilio
de memoria
apreciar
registro
transmitir, pasar
refugio
revivir
inclinarse, hacer lo imposible
hechizar
potencial
original
evocar/revivir
inspiracin
adolescente
efectos especiales
que
quien
donde
cuyo
fascinante
divertidsimo
encantado
emocionante
enorme/inmenso
enorme
terrible
horrible
diminuto
minuto
hirviendo
helado
estupendo
fantstico
maravilloso
magnfico
asombroso
muy triste
aterrado
muy
muy, realmente
absolutamente
hacer un experimento
abrirse camino
tener sentido
sacar tiempo
hacer dinero
hacer los quehaceres domsticos
flotar
aparentemente
apoyar
preocupado
incredulidad
espectador
curioso
falso
ilusin
ponerse a hacer algo, empezar algo
seguir
desistir
terminar, acabar
llevarse bien
averiguar
llegar
marcharse
fro
antiptico
animado
corts
egosta
maleducado
afectuoso
amable
calmado
tmido
generoso
atento, considerado
minero del carbn
profesional
curvar, doblar
beca
convencer
estereotipo
guarda
prisionero
nerdo
La pill de una!
Para ya!
Coincido contigo.
No me malinterpretes
tienes razn
De nada.
despus de todo
todo el da
de una vez por todas
por lo que yo s
lo nico que decimos
todos iguales
obligar
permitir
tener permiso para
estar acostumbrado a
acostumbrarse
asesinar
entrar a robar
arrestar
multa
cometer un delito
ir a la crcel
asesino
atrapar
preso
meterse en problemas
explicar
animar
exigir
persuadir
invitar
recomendar
asegurar
rehusarse a
acordar
apartamentero
estafador
atracador
carterista
asaltante
ladrn de tiendas
ratero, ladrn
estafa
timo
servicio comunitario
pena de crcel
amonestacin
pena de muerte
cadena perpetua
atraco
robo
testigo
justicia
malversacin
procurarse/servirse/hacerse
banda
cerca
por todas partes
tienda/almacn
dar con alguien, localizar
vctima
disculpa
hipoteca
remate
ganga
disuadir
residente
inexplicable
misterioso
extraterrestre
raro
desconcertante
aliengena
secreto
extrao
lanzarse a conseguir algo
dar un paso ms all
ir bien
quedar (tiempo/distancia)
desaparecer
caer, estrellarse
no hace falta decir que
ir ms rpido
misterio
pirmide
monstruo
fenmeno
pozo
evidencia
civilizacin
suicidio
encantado
espiral
original
pionero
aviacin
espiar
propina
menos
recompensa
ganga
deber
reembolso
vale
relacin calidad-precio
valioso
en oferta
servicio pblico
educacin
asistencia sanitaria
ley, jurisprudencia
administracin, gestin
finanzas
salario
cualificacin
empleador
empleado
moneda
billete
banco
divisa
sistema monetario
invento
patrocinio
lo mismo de siempre
No me miren a m.
Hola a todos.
invito yo
eso es todo
no es culpa ma.
al resolver
junto a la zapatera
para maana
por algunas personas
rescatar
peligroso
en peligro
seguridad, a seguro
sobrevivir
recuperarse
salvar la vida de alguien
fuera de peligro
incmodo
informal
impaciente
irresponsable
ilgico
imposible
descontento
sin importancia
innecesario
poco servicial
maleducado
irregular
ilegal
falso
econmico
malsano/insalubre
indiferente
impvido
nada sorprendente
milagro
historial de seguridad
taladro
restos
hundirse
bolsa de aire
tragedia
valenta
cochecito
carretilla
servicio de emergencia
consecuencia
para
con el propsito de
de manera que, para
tan
tan
apagar
daarse
solucionar
llevar a cabo
estudiar, investigar
sobresalir
entender, explicarse
esperar con ilusin
aterrado
comerse las uas
sudar
entrar el pnico
secrsele la boca a alguien
quedarse sin aliento
temblar
temblar, agitarse
porcentaje
vela
infancia
aproximadamente
potente
puentismo
trabarse, atrancarse

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