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(verb) to like very much, to love deeply Peter ... Joanna since they met for the first time commencer à apprendre
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Peter has adored Joanna since they met for the first time
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(adjective) the greatest, the best commencer à apprendre
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Their last album is supreme
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(noun) something or someone large and awkward A massive ... of a man stood at the door, completely blocking the entrance commencer à apprendre
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A massive hulk of a man stood at the door, completely blocking the entrance
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(phrasal) to be hit by someone The economy is going to ... as well commencer à apprendre
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The economy is going to take a hit as well
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She ... him in the face once he confessed commencer à apprendre
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She smacked him in the face once he confessed
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(adjective) extremely large The impact of this change was... commencer à apprendre
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The impact of this change was immense
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(noun) the quality of not being noticeable or obvious in any way ... has never been one of your strong points commencer à apprendre
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Subtlety has never been one of your strong points
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I ... the necessary passwords commencer à apprendre
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I gained the necessary passwords
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(noun) the people who read a certain newspaper, people who regularly buy a magazine The magazine's ... was shocked by the change in its publication frequency commencer à apprendre
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The magazine's readership was shocked by the change in its publication frequency
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(noun) one's parents, grandparents and other older and past relatives, sometimes including an entire race Though born in New York, his family was of Scottish ... and maintained many of their traditions commencer à apprendre
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Though born in New York, his family was of Scottish stock and maintained many of their traditions
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(verb) force others to do things A boy... him into giving up the money commencer à apprendre
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A boy bullied him into giving up the money
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(noun) the point at which a very significant change occurs, a decisive moment commencer à apprendre
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It was a turning point in my career.
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(phrasal) all the things one needs to know in order to do a job or deal with something You learn ... of software development while working at a tech company commencer à apprendre
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You learn the ropes of software development while working at a tech company
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