Phrasal verbs
become an adult.
begin to behave or think sensibly.
grow up
not willing to be reasonable and change your plans, ideas, or behaviour; stubborn
obstinate
top position
dizzy heights
show their acceptance
nod in approval
find the good things about someone
see the best in people
tolerate, endure
put up with
not having unreasonable opinions or feelings about someone or something, not biased,
not having or showing a dislike or distrust based on fixed or preconceived ideas.
unprejudiced
experience difficulties
suffer hardships
lack of height
diminutive stature
impressively high g
get on with
have a great deal of respect for (someone)
to admire and respect someone
look up to
thinking about the feelings and needs of other people; thoughtful
considerate
strength and determination
iron will
the ability to act at one's own judgement and wishes.
free will
disproportionate amount
more than one's fair share
to argue with someone and stop being friendly with them have an argument.
fall out with
continuing to support someone or be their friend, even in a difficult situation; loyal
faithful
bring back images
conjure up memories
to remove something unpleasant (thoughts, images...) from your thoughts:
blot out memories
behaved as if smth did not worry smb and everything is great
put on a brave face
begin to associate with (someone), especially in a way disapproved of by the speaker.
to become friendly with someone, especially someone who could have a bad influence on you
take up with
showing a lack of respect for people or things that are generally taken seriously; disrespectful
irreverent
modest presence, not arrogant
unassuming manner
of imposing hights, impressively high
lofty heights
assert something very strongly
put one's feet down