"A dancer's lot"
Very bad or unpleasant (l _ _ _ _)
He admired your insistence ... understanding things and making your point.
On
To have no limits (BOUND)
Know no bounds
Backing vocals
Just like good actors in the theatre, good politicians should not ... (act) at times of turbulence.
Overact
Noise and activity (h... and b...)
Hustle and bustle
Thirst ... revenge
For
Seize the chance to do sth (LEAP)
Leap at the opportunity/chance
Have the public attention and interest (be in ...)
the limelight
Some people said he had ... (act) in his role as Prince. (Mind the tense!)
Overacted
Translate: ruthlessness
Impiedad, crueldad
Somebody's taste ... art and music
In
Judge hastily (JUMP)
Jump to conclusions
At just the right moment
On cue
A person who writes plays (+ spelling)
Playwright
Define: Jaded
Tired of sth, fed up
In sharp contrast ... their crude brutality
With
Define: by leaps and bounds
Very quickly, rapidly, immensely
Bring back to memory any event in your previous experiences that have triggered certain emotions that your present character demands
Emotional recall
Understudy
Notorious: famous for sth bad
Notable: important, deserving attention due to sth good or interesting
A visa is still a prerequisite ... travel in many countries.
For
I made the mildest of criticisms and he...
Jumped down my throat
Performers' bow at the end of a play
Curtain call
Define: backtrack (both meanings)
To go back along a path that you have just followed
To say that you did not mean something you said earlier or say that you have changed your opinion