Unit 1
Someone you look up to as a good example
Role model
Phrasal verb meaning "stop trying"
Give up
Food idiom meaning "very easy"
Piece of cake
A large group of people in public
Crowd
Synonym for rich
Wealthy
Someone who doesn't fit in
Outsider
The distance from the top to the bottom (in water).
Depth
Opposite of sweet
Prepositional phrase meaning "before"
Idiom meaning "you don't have to pay"
On the house
To feel sad or disappointed about something you did or didn't do.
Regret
The opposite of responsible
Irresponsible
Part of your tongue that provides information about flavor
Taste buds
Synonym for disadvantage
Drawback
Something you borrow that has to be paid back
Loan
To really want something
Be dying to
A building that traps heat and humidity
Greenhouse
Food idiom meaning "feeling anxious that you are going to upset someone"
Walking on eggshells
Prepositional phrase referring to an outcome after a long period of time
In the long run
Description of things that are incompatible (don't go together)
Like oil and water
Someone who works with you at a similar level
Peer
To do the same that someone else did before
To follow in someone's footsteps
Collocation meaning to "not appreciate somethings value enough" or "assume something is true".
Take for granted
A wrong or inaccurate idea
Misconception
Idiom meaning "very expensive"
Cost an arm and a leg