verbs of movement
You ..... when you move forward suddenly and powerfully, like when a crowd rushes onto the field to celebrate a big victory.
surge
something easy and without problems, like when you finish a project with no issues and everything goes smoothly from start to finish
plain sailing
adapt
adjust
the result or consequence of an event or situation
outcome
He drove ........... to the hospital, hoping to make it in time for the emergency surgery.
at breakneck speed
You ... when you walk with long, confident steps, like when you enter a room full of people, ready to give an important speech.
stride
to annoy or irritate sb greatly, like when the constant noise from construction outside your window annoys you
drive sb up the wall
push
shove
an obstacle or delay that prevents progress
setback
She was determined to ... in her career, facing every challenge with resilience until she reached her goals.
overcome hurdles
You ... when you have an injury or pain in your leg or foot, like when you twist your ankle and have to limp to your seat.
hobble
to avoid something or someone intentionally, like when you avoid a busy street with its heavy traffic
steer clear of
stop
cease
the beginning or start of something
outset
The factory closure had a ...................... on local businesses, leading to job losses in the area.
knock-on effect
You ... when you move suddenly and unsteadily, like when the bus jerks forward and you almost lose your balance.
lurch
to be in the same difficult situation as someone else, like when you and your coworker are both stuck working overtime to meet a deadline
to be in the same boat
hold
clutch
a person's attitude or the way they see the future
outlook
He accepted the decision with ..., not daring to question the authority of his manager.
meek submission
You ... when you struggle to keep your balance, like when you stand on one foot and nearly tip over.
wobble
to deceive or trick sb, often for personal gain, like when a scammer pretends to be a friend but secretly steals their money
take sb for a ride
let go
the amount of money spent on something
outlay
... to finish the project before the deadline, the team overlooked several important details.
In their frenzy