Vocabulary
Phrasal Verbs
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Idioms
100

shone with a bright shimmering light


The Christmas lights g_____________along the shopping street.

glittered

100

be shocked or surprised


I was very t___________ a_______ when I saw that he had shaved his head bald. 

taken aback

100
axepeereance

experience

100

I’m going to call it a _____________. (I’m going to bed.)

night

200

no longer feeling distressed or anxious or troubled


He felt r___________ after he managed to find his lost wallet.

relieved

200

started crying 

He b_________ d_________ when he saw his poor results. 

broke down 

200

meescheevers

mischievous

200

Don’t beat around the ____________. (Just say what you really mean.)

bush

300

to describe someone or something which is often seen or well-known


I saw some f_______________faces at the party and went over to speak to them.

familiar

300

Have a temporary memory failure


I was so nervous that I just b___________ o_______ during the interview.

blanked out

300
karelander

calendar

300

He missed the _________________. (He missed out on an opportunity.)

boat

400

extremely, badly or seriously

The worker’s hand was s__________ly injured and he had to be rushed to the hospital.

severely

400

be very impressed 


I was b__________ a________ by the incredible performance. 

blown away

400

sharedew

schedule

400

I’m sorry but I just can’t seem to w_______ my h________ around it. (I’m sorry but I just can’t seem to understand.)

wrap my head around it

500

(especially of a bird) move fast downwards through the air

The barn owl can ____________ down on a mouse in total darkness.

swoop

500

noteecerbel

noticeable

500

After some reflection, he decided to bite the ________________. (After some reflection, he decided to do the undesirable thing he was avoiding.)

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