crime
A person who who steals from someone's pocket or bag
pickpocket
Feeling embarrassed, awkward or foolish
humiliated.
You should never ... your friends. It's bad because they trust you.
betray.
2 derivatives from humiliate.
humiliation, humiliated, humiliating
The amount of money someone has to pay for breaking the law.
Fine
The person you need if you are arrested and taken to a police station
lawyer
Feeling guilty or embarrassed because of something you did.
ashamed
You should not always _ _ about your problems but listen to your friend too. Phrasal verb.
go on
2 derivatives from mature.
immature, maturity
The state of not having much money-expression not poor.
be hard up.
If you have been in trouble with the police in the past you have a ..
criminal record.
Feeling very angry
furious
The expression which means to be interested in the same things.
have ..in common.
2 derivatives from literate
literacy, illiterate.
The feeling you get when you pay off a debt.
Relief.
Some criminals who commit serious crimes get sent to
prison.
a feeling of disappointment or concern.
dismay
The phrasal verb which means to have a friendly relationship with someone.
get on well
2 derivatives from possible
impossible, possibility
A word which means things arranged one on top of the other but which also can be used to mean a lot of money.
stack.
Stacked -having a lot of money or having big breasts!
In China, it is illegal to ..... in an exam.
cheat.
wanting something to happen quickly.
Impatient.
We should never take our friends _ _.
for granted.
2 derivatives from relevant
relevance, irrelevant
If someone has a lot of money in the bank and is safe and protected for the future they are ...
secure