Getting to know someone
a person who works with you
COLLEAGUE
someone who teaches at a college or who studies as a part of their job
ACADEMIC
to continue
GO ON
bad treatment
ABUSE
correct, exact, without any mistakes
ACCURATE
a person you don't know
STRANGER
to reach positive results (collocation)
FIND SUCCESS
to move your body from a vertical position so that it is bent forward
LEAN OVER
nationality
CITIZENSHIP
the feeling of being certain that something exists or is true
BELIEF
a person who shares an apartment with you
FLATMATE
very famous and admired or spoken about
LEGENDARY
move from one place to another, to come to a place
COME OVER
to walk proudly
STRUT
feeling guilty or embarrassed about something
ASHAMED
a friend of two people who may or may not know each other
MUTUAL FRIEND
the thicker material at the end of a sleeve closest to the hand
CUFF
to need the help or support of someone/something in order to continue, to work correctly or to succeed
RELY ON
outgoing (adj)
forthcoming
near or easy to get or to use
CONVENIENT
a person who you have met but do not know very well
ACQUAINTANCE
extremely fast
AT BREAKNECK SPEED
to find something by chance
COME ACROSS
someone's greatest achievement
CAPSTONE
knowing that something exists
AWARE