UK vs US words
What is the british english word for eraser?
Rubber
Name three synonyms for the word angry
Furious, annoyed, mad
Sorry in a formal way
Apologise
When you have to study hard, you have to...?
Lock in
What does "Tip of the iceberg" mean?
If you say that a problem is the tip of the iceberg, you mean that it is one small part of a much larger problem
What is the british english word for water faucet
Tap
What is a synonym for the word boring
Tedious
Explode in an informal way
Blow up
To refresh your knowledge or skill in a subject that you haven't practiced for a while.
Brush up
This verb is often paired with “responsibility” and means to accept accountability.
Take
What is the british english word for vacuum cleaner
Hoover
What is a synonym for the word brave
Courageous
Fight in a formal way
Combat
To attract someone's attention and make them like you in a romantic way.
Rizz up
What does "Back to the drawing board" mean?
To start again or try another idea because something which you have done has not been successful
What is the british english word for diaper
Nappy
What is a synonym for the word serendipity
Coincidence
Haste in an informal way
Hurry
To encounter unexpected difficulties, challanges or oppositions.
Run up against/Run into
This adjective collocates with “mistake,” describing one that is large and serious.
Grave
What is the british english word for zucchini
Courgette
What is a synonym for the words give/donate
Contribute
Empty in a formal way
Vacant
To decieve someone by giving them false information or an inadequate solution.
Fob off
What does "Between a rock and a hard place" mean?
The phrase 'Between a Rock and a Hard Place' is used when in a very difficult position; facing a hard decision.