Phrasal Verbs
when a plane lifts from the ground and begins its ascent upward (2 words)
Take off
In another country (one word)
Abroad, overseas
went off (Exploded)
An animal expression meaning there is an excessive downpour currently descending.
raining cats and dogs.
INFORM as a negative
MISINFORM
When an effect fades (2 words)
wear off
Guess a motivation or meaning from the available evidence.
Infer
Only one of my friends are interested in going camping.
An idea that's so strange you must have got it from a distant and crazy land.
far-fetched.
CONVERSATION as a verb
CONVERSE
Tune out, drift off
Annoy someone until they give you what you want.
Pester
I listened to some really great music since I got Spotify, but the ads are extremely annoying.
've listened or I'VE BEEN LISTENING
To deal with an unwanted problem
NUMBER as an adjective
NUMEROUS, NUMERICAL
Focus closely on something (3 words)
The feeling of being suprised by the customs and behaviours of people in other countries.
Culture-shock
My first time trying to cook went really good.
WELL (adverb)
To prepare the world for new events.
Set the stage for something.
BRING as a noun (prefix + suffix, meaning childhood background)
UPBRINGING
To become sick with an illness.
Come down with.
Elude.
Russia is so huge that you need to take a five-hours flight to get from one side to the other.
Allow your consciousness to go on a happy stroll down the back alleys and onto usually unexplored streets.
LET YOUR MIND WANDER
New as a noun
NOVELTY