to become healthy again after an illness or an accident

to try very hard to deal with a dangerous situation

in the direction of somebody or something

having a thin adge that can cut things easily

to move in the direction of a place

to go under the surface of a soft object

(n) survival instinct

the natural force that helps us in dangerous situations

a business that pays sports stars to advertise their services or products

with the front towards the ground. Also spelt "facedown"

(ph. v) to set something aside

to keep or save something for later

(ph. v) to set something back

to delay the progress of somebody or something

(ph. v) to set somebody down

to stop to let a passenger go out

to arrive ans stay for a period of time, especially an illness or bad weather

moving in one side and out of the other side of (an opening, channel, or location). "stepping boldly through the doorway"

from one side to the other of (a place, area, etc.). "I ran across the street"

moving in a constant direction on (a more or less horizontal surface). "soon we were driving along a narrow road"

(exp) to play along with someone or something

to pretend to agree with someone

(exp) to play for time

to do something slowly so you have more time to do it

(exp) to play something back

to play something that is recorded on a machine

(exp) to play it cool

to be calm in a difficult situation

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Aim High 2 Unit 2

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Term	Definition
(n) a wound	an injury to a part of a body
(adj) destined	certain to happen
(v) to recuperate	to become healthy again after an illness or an accident
(v) to battle	to try very hard to deal with a dangerous situation
(prep) towards	in the direction of somebody or something
(v) to set off	to leave on a journey
(adj) outstanding	extremely good at something
(v) to hold something strongly	to grip (something)
(adj) sharp	having a thin adge that can cut things easily
(v) to head for	to move in the direction of a place
(v) to sink	to go under the surface of a soft object
(n) survival instinct	the natural force that helps us in dangerous situations
(v) to rush	to do something quickly
(n) a sponsor	a business that pays sports stars to advertise their services or products
(adv) face down	with the front towards the ground. Also spelt "facedown"
(ph. v) to set something aside	to keep or save something for later
(ph. v) to set something back	to delay the progress of somebody or something
(ph. v) to set somebody down	to stop to let a passenger go out
(ph. v) to set in	to arrive ans stay for a period of time, especially an illness or bad weather
(ph. v) to set off	to start a journey
(ph. v) to set on somebody	to attack somebody suddenly
(prep) through	moving in one side and out of the other side of (an opening, channel, or location). "stepping boldly through the doorway"
(prep) across	from one side to the other of (a place, area, etc.). "I ran across the street"
(prep) along	moving in a constant direction on (a more or less horizontal surface). "soon we were driving along a narrow road"
(exp) to play a joke on someone	to trick somebody
(exp) to play along with someone or something	to pretend to agree with someone
(exp) to play the fool	to behave in a silly way
(exp) to play for time	to do something slowly so you have more time to do it
(exp) to play something back	to play something that is recorded on a machine
(exp) to play with fire	to take a risk
(exp) to play it cool	to be calm in a difficult situation
(exp) to play your cards right	to use your opportunities well

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