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Think 4 unit 3

Terms in this set (73)

ordinary
not special, different, or unusual in any way 普通
fancy-dress
special clothes that people wear for a party, which make them look like a different person 华丽服饰
doorstep
a step in front of the door of a building 门台阶
collection
a group of objects of one type that have been collected by one person or in one place 收集
farewell
when someone says goodbye 告别
costume
a set of clothes worn in order to look like someone else, especially for a party or a film or play 戏服
uniform
a special set of clothes that are worn by people who do a particular job or go to a particular school 制服
sword
a weapon with a long sharp metal blade and a handle, used especially in the past 剑
shield
a large, flat object that police officer s and soldiers hold in front of their bodies to protect themselves 盾
leather jacket
a short coat made of leather 皮衣
wig
a covering of hair that you wear on your head
belt
a long, thin piece of leather, cloth, or plastic that you wear around your waist
sunglasses
dark glasses that you wear to protect your eyes from the sun
helmet
a hard hat that protects your head
cape
a loose coat without any sleeves that is fastened at the neck
mask
a covering for the face which protects, hides or decorates the person wearing it
apron
a piece of clothing that keeps your clothes clean when you cook
football top
a shirt that you wear for playing football
genius
someone who is extremely intelligent or extremely good at doing something
provocative
causing an angry reaction, usually intentionally
parenting
the things that you do during the time when you take care of your baby or child
childhood
the time when someone is a child
grow up
to gradually become an adult
do well
to be successful in life
strict
A strict person makes sure that children or people working for them behave well and does not allow them to break
do your best
to make the greatest effort possible
soft
not ​ severe or ​ forceful enough, ​ especially in ​criticising or ​punishing someone
bring up
to ​care for a ​ child until it is an ​ adult
get ahead in life
to be ​ successful in your life
trendy
fashionable at the moment
not know the first thing about
to not know anything at all about a subject
whichever way you look at sth
any way in which you consider a situation
I can tell you that for nothing
used to emphasise a fact or opinion
straightforward
easy to do or understand
mess up
to spoil something or do something badly
swear
to use language which people think is rude or offensive
off your head
crazy
fascinating
extremely interesting
hilarious
extremely funny
delighted
very pleased
thrilling
very exciting
huge
extremely large
enormous
extremely large
terrible
very bad, of low quality, or unpleasant
awful
very bad, of low quality, or unpleasant
tiny
extremely small
minute
extremely small
boiling
very hot
freezing
extremely cold
great
very good
fantastic
extremely good
wonderful
extremely good
brilliant
extremely good
amazing
very good or impressive in some way
miserable
sad
terrified
very frightened
very
used emphasise an adjective or adverb
really
very or very much
absolutely
completely
do an experiment
to do a test, especially a scientific one, in order to learn something or discover if something
is true
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make your way
to get to a place
make sense
to have a meaning or reason that you can understand
make time
to leave enough time to do something although you are busy
make money
to get money, for instance by working
do housework
to do the work that is needed to keep your house clean
float
to stay on the surface of a liquid and not sink
apparently
used to say that something seems to be true, although it is not certain
support
to hold the weight of someone or something
concerned
worried
disbelief
when you do not believe that something is true or real
spectator
someone who watches an event, sport, etc.
onlooker
someone who watches something happening without becoming involved in it
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