life-changing events
It's when someone has rejected conventional society to pursue an alternative lifestyle...
drop out of college
When someone is very tired, we can also say...
Exhausted
Estimate something or someone to be smaller or less important than it actually is.
underestimate
To engage in a verbal fight or disagreement with someone:
have an argument
The opposite to loose:
She has gotten married, moved to a new house and finally_________
settled down
A synonim for leaving of a train:
get off a train
Don't throw those bottles away. _____ them.
Recycle
To make a noise by pushing your second finger hard against your thumb and then releasing it suddenly so that it hits the base of your thumb:
Snap your fingers.
To choose, find, or recognize something or someone in a group:
Pick out
Pete is a nervous person. He ____________ absolutely everything.
worries about
How can you define the fear?
Being frightened
Filled beyond what is comfortable, safe, or desirable.
Overcrowded
When you accuse or blame someone, you do this movement:
Point at someone
Is a piece of jewerly that you can wear around your neck.
A necklace
I'm 62 now. I've stopped working. I spend all my time in my garden. What's the life-changing event?
A retirement
Begin a journey:
set off
The long green part of a flower:
stalk
To forgive someone and be friendly with them again after an argument or disagreement:
Make up with someone
This is the part of a shirt, jacket or dress that covers your arms:
sleeve
What degree should a man get if he says: I'm interesting in working in TV:
media studies
We use this phrase when we have to ascend for large vehicles like buses, boats, trains, planes, but we also for horses and bicycles.
Get on
A twig grows from this part of a tree:
branch
A person or thing with trustworthy qualities.
Reliable
If you don't like those clothes any more, _____ them ____ or take them to a thrift store:
Give away