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the satisfying feeling you get when something bad happens to someone else
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a word from one language that is used in another language without being changed
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a person's misfortune that is considered to be deserved punishment for something bad that they have done
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punishment someone receives that is fair for what they have done
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people who claim to have certain moral beliefs but actually behave in a way that shows they are not sincere
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expressing sympathy to someone about their bad luck
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describes the activity of listening or watching music, radio or videos directly from the internet as a continuous stream
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something that is popular and makes lots of money – like a new computer game or pop song
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something that attracts attention and is easy to remember
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list of songs that a radio station plans to play or list of songs you compile yourself on a streaming service
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(here) having a strong influence
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record, count or measure something – like the download of a file
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(informal) feeling of unhappiness, sometimes with no hope
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cover something in a thin layer of gold
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something someone does to deal with a difficult situation
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things we remember from the past
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learning by 'doing' and practicing something over and over again
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seeing something in the situation where it usually exists
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changing information into a form that can be stored and later recalled
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doing something based on feelings rather than facts or proof
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a disease affecting your brain that makes it difficult to remember things and gets worse as you get older
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being forced to do something by someone more powerful
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the quality of looking fashionable and attractive
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great improvement or positive change
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belonging to an imaginary world rather than the real world
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making someone do something to give them less authority or power
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to highlight the similarities between two distinct things
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someone or something brightly coloured and that attracts attention
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belief that working hard is morally right
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reasons for doing something
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is understandable and not a surprise
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for no real reason other than a casual interest
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no longer satisfied with something but disappointed by it
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a feeling of being tired and bored by something
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emotionally hard and uncaring
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medical problems that are caused by eating certain foods
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detailed, thorough and accurate research
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a noun referring to how often or how frequent something is
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a medical condition of the skin
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a large, noticeable rise in the number of something
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to say that one thing is the reason for another
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with a magical atmosphere
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a difficult task, something that is hard to achieve
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to use something for a particular purpose
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e.g. the army were deployed to help protect the refugees commencer à apprendre
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a pressing matter or issue is an important one that needs to be sorted urgently commencer à apprendre
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e.g. finding a solution to climate change is a pressing matter
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a boring, ordinary task you do regularly
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short for 'administration' – the activities and tasks you have to do to make a business, organisation or just your life, run smoothly
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a company that supplies something such as electricity, gas, or water to the public
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delay doing things until later, probably because you don't want to do them
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an informal term to describe people who get satisfaction out of doing life admin and do lots of it
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something that is popular but only for a short time
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something that has become accepted by most people as normal
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a situation that causes people to divide into two groups with opposing views
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something that society thinks is wrong or not acceptable
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relates to things that are not as important as the main argument but are connected to it / situated on the edge
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someone who has a very outgoing personality, confident and socially comfortable.
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someone who is shy and not comfortable in social situations and doesn’t like being the centre of attention.
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the results and conclusions of research
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without control or restriction
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the way that someone looks at someone
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understood something after studying it
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to have just enough money to pay for the things you need
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an extra job you do alongside your main job
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giving up or going without something
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a good mix of doing creative and uncreative tasks
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something tiring, difficult or boring which involves lots of effort
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awkward (adjective), awkwardness (noun) commencer à apprendre
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feeling uncomfortable, self-conscious or embarrassed in a social situation
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not spoken or written down, but still understood
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the way we behave in society in particular situations so that we can live together peacefully
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to make something easier to understand, to clarify
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collection of clothes untidily kept on the floor rather than in a wardrobe.
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untidiness caused by having too many things – to declutter is the process of getting rid of things
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to deal with a problem and try to fix it
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with an emotional and/or nostalgic connection
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an expression that means to use what you’ve got and fix something if it breaks rather than buying new things
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somebody who is keen on something
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very common or strongly established in a place or situation
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an underground area where rabbits live, but also a building or a part of a town where there are lots of confusing passageways or streets where it is easy to get lost
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an animal that hunts and kills another animal
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something that has two opposing characteristics making it hard to understand
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someone who deceives people to get what they want
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The process of becoming less formal and more relaxed, more casual
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a style of casual clothing especially worn by young people from urban settings
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appear or happen gradually over time
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the state of being healthy
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lumpy; having many raised areas on the surface
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a feeling of worry and fear
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a principle of evolution when random changes in an organism’s biology may lead it to being more successful in its environment
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to have an important impact on the way something develops
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to manage a difficult situation
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starts making its warning noise
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secretly listen to someone's conversation
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small electronic device used for secretly listening to conversations
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cleverly bypass or go around
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accept an unpleasant situation which cannot change
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fat stomach that mostly men have
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controlling your own behaviour to achieve something
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come to terms (with something) commencer à apprendre
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start to accept the difficult or unpleasant situation you are in
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quick to criticise people based on your own beliefs
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sudden and short increase in something
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the condition of not being able to sleep
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moving around a lot in bed and trying to get to sleep without success
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the opposite of what seems obvious or natural, but which may be correct
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long-lasting (of a medical condition)
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