VERB
NOUN 1
NOUN 2
ADJECTIVE
IDIOM
100

Such a large investment inevitably entails some risk.

to involve something

100

The Saints and Strangers argued about how they would live in the New World. After much discussion, they came together and signed the Mayflower Compact.

An agreement

100

She's a real-estate developer who describes her consultancy business as an exciting avocation.

work you do in addition to your main job or profession

100

Many people claim to be facing the perennial problem of not having enough money.

lasting a very long time, or happening repeatedly or all the time

100

While some third-party sellers might not like to compete with Amazon’s free shipping, millions of subscribers remain tickled pink about it

Happy or excited

200

The president of the United States has made no comment on the deaths of four soldiers except to exculpate himself.

To clear from fault or guilt

200

The office meeting was interrupted by a round of tomfoolery that lightened the mood.

Silly behavior

200

Arranging childcare over the school holidays can be a real conundrum for working parents.

A very difficult problem

200

The book claims to be the first of its kind, and is a witty and erudite guide to the history of communication.

containing a lot of knowledge known by very few people

200

Don’t hesitate; strike while the iron is hot and the opportunity promises the highest return.

to do something immediately

300

He stated that he decided to recuse himself and requested that his decision on the case be vacated.

Step aside and not be involved

300

We walked slowly down the trail with great trepidation because one who had gone this way had ever been heard from again.

Worry, concern

300

It is not our wish to stir up religious rancor, or to engage in theological disputations or to draw odious comparisons between two faiths.

Hatred or anger

300

The feckless security measures failed to prevent the breach.

Useless or ineffective

300

The fear of divisiveness—and the sheer exhaustion that divisive politics breeds—easily translates into the desire to let sleeping dogs lie.

To ignore a problem

400

Both sides in the election contest are throwing accusations at each other. The incumbent supporters claim that the opposition is trying to thwart the will of the people.

Prevent or block

400

As might be expected, the implementation of such a discriminatory policy also drew rebukes from the outside world.

Criticism

400

Those weighty tomes to which they did turn were more likely to be reference works, ' histories ', dictionaries, and encyclopedia, than sophisticated works of analysis.

Books

400

If there too many people who try to a public park at once, it becomes congested and is no longer nonrival.

Capable of being enjoyed or consumed by many consumers simultaneously

400

I'm not personally a fan of model trains, but to each his own.

Everyone is free to like different things

500

Animals are seen resting, as an elephant lies down, a work dog tethered to a cart lies on the pavement, various zoo animals loll about.

to lie, sit, or hang down in a relaxed or informal way

500

Most of America's Founding Fathers did not believe in women's suffrage, so only men could vote in the United states until 1920.

The right to vote

500

With another, presumably large, novel still to come, the resulting oeuvre will be mammoth, and probably too large for many to tackle, let alone teach.

the complete works of a writer, painter, or other artist:

500

No matter where you go, the Internet is truly ubiquitous. Almost every portable device now has an online capability. 

Everywhere

500

People need to spend more time looking after number one to be able to handle personal stress positively in the future.

to selfishly put your own needs and interests before everyone else's