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FCE - Units 5-7

Terms

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strain
Difficulty that causes worry or emotional tension
cleanliness
being clean
imaginative
creative
desert
abandon (leave)
hardship
Something that causes or entails suffering
take up
use/occupy (e.g. space) (phrasal verb)
row
An arrangement of objects or people side by side in a line
explore
Travel to
paperback
A book with paper covers
take after
resemble sb (phrasal verb)
turn up
appear (e.g. at a party, meeting) (phrasal verb)
what's going on
what's happening (phrasal verb)
retire
stop working
work out
manege to understand (phrasal verb)
take to
begin to like sb
raise kids
bring up kids
stingy
mean
track
follow an animal or a person
sequel
A part added to a book or play that continues and extends it
autobiography
a piece of writing about one's own life
imaginary
Not based on fact
chirp
A sharp sound made by small birds or insects
ancient
very old
take in
absorb, experience (phrasal verb)
worship
to admire
magnificent
Characterized by or attended with brilliance or grandeur
hardback
A book with cardboard or cloth or leather covers
go back
return
stand in your way
prevent sb from doing sth
insane
mad
find out
discover (phrasal verb)
undoubtedly
certainly, without doubt
hiss
sound made by snakes
faint noises
not loud, not clear
take back
return sth (phrasal verb)
take in
understand an idea (phrasal verb)
go through sth
experience/suffer
eventually
finally
ruin
destroy
affection
fondness
squeak
Make a high-pitched, screeching noise
take turns doing sth
people do sth one after the other to make sure it's fair
put up with sth
tolerate sth (phrasal verb)
reviews
An essay or article that gives a critical evaluation (as of a book or play)
make a fuss about sth
quarrel about sth (not very important)
bark
sound made by animals
vibrate
shake slightly and quickly
fond of
keen on
displeased
unhappy
model student
excellent student
make up your mind
decide (idiom)
take away
subtract
whistle
a musical instrument which makes a high-pitched sound
automatically
working by itself
work hard at your studies
study very hard
twitter
Make high-pitched sounds, as of birds
discover
find out
get fed up with sth
have anough of sth / being tired of sth
perfectionist
A person is displeased by anything that does not meet very high standards
well off
quite rich
go after
chase (phrasal verb)
echo
The persistence of a sound after its source has stopped
give up
abandon (an idea)

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