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AH3 U7

vocabulary Unit 7 Friendship (Aim High 3 / Grade 8)

TermDefinition
a shoulder to cry on idiom used to describe a person who listens to your problems and understands how you feel
close to my heart idiom used to describe somebody or something which has a lot of importance and interest for somebody
concern noun, means something that causes you to worry
genuine adjective, something that is true or real
glimpse countable noun, very quick and not complete view of someone or something (collocation: catch a ___)
in common expression, means to share something with somebody
to interrupt reguler verb, say something that makes somebody stop what they are saying
to judge reguler verb, to form an opinion about somebody based on the information you have
obligation noun, something that you have to do because it is your duty
on the go expression, very active or busy
otherwise equivalent of "if not". Used to say what will happen if you do not do something
resounding adjective, describes something that is very loud
to saunter regular verb, to walk without hurrying
to treat reguler verb, to act or behave towards somebody in a particular way
wheelchair countable noun, a chair with large wheels that a person who cannot walk can move or be pushed about in
to get on with to have a good relationship with
to fall out with to have an argument
to get away with to not be punished for something
to cut down on to reduce
to put up with to tolerate something
to look down on to think that you are better than someone
to come up with to think of something
to look up to to admire someone
to stand up for to defend against attack or criticism
to make up to become reconciled
to lose touch with to lose contact with
to let down to fail to support
to lend a hand to give someone some help
to keep in touch to maintain communications with someone
to hang out with to spend time with someone
to confide in to tell a secret or private matter to someone, trusting that the person will not reveal the secret
Created by: EnglishwithMrDOT
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