Phrasal verbs
tolerate
put up with
signs of being rich
tokens of wealth
really exciting, holds your interest
gripping
the city we live in
Vancouver
move at the same speed/pace
keep up (with)
have a good relationship with
get on with / get along with
famous, well-known, representative of its type
iconic
believable, realistic
credible
The month we're in
think of / invent
come up with
get rid of, eliminate, abolish
do away with
boring
tedious
evil, bad
villainous
give sb what they want/ accept to do what someone wants
give in to
have a serious argument
fall out with
vulgar, rude, offensive, not considering the feelings of others
crass
extremely good, exceptional
outstanding
constantly criticize sb
go on at
leave suddenly, abandon
give sb what they want to get some advantage for yourself (even if what they want isn't good)
pander
magical, charming
enchanting
unexpectedly say something strange, rude or surprising
come out with