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City Beat Dreams

TermDefinition
get on one’s nerves to become extremely annoying to someone
get off my case to stop criticizing someone or telling someone what to do
apartment a room or set of rooms fitted especially with housekeeping facilities and usually leased as a dwelling
tense feeling an emotional or mental strain; anxious and stressed
college an independent institution of higher learning offering a course of general studies leading to a bachelor's degree
fire escape a stairway that provides a way of escape from a building in case of fire
acrobat one that performs gymnastic feats requiring skillful control of the body
spin to move swiftly especially on or as if on wheels or in a vehicle
beat the pronounced rhythm that is the characteristic driving force in some types of music (such as jazz or rock)
split an action or position in which a person's legs are extended in a straight line and in opposite directions
handstand an act of supporting the body on the hands with the trunk and legs balanced in the air
pattern an artistic
popular commonly liked or approved
matter to be of importance
suppose (supposed) to hold as an opinion
scholarship a grant-in-aid to a student (as by a college or foundation)
trouble a state or condition of distress
bug (bugs) to bother; to annoy
daydream (daydreaming) to think pleasant and usually wishful thoughts while awake
museum a building in which objects of interest or value are displayed
pole a long straight thin piece of material (as wood or metal)
excitement a feeling of great enthusiasm and interest; the state of being excited
exhibit an article or collection shown in an exhibition
planetarium a building in which there is a device for projecting the images of heavenly bodies on a ceiling shaped like a dome
audience a group that listens or watches (as at a play or concert)
twirl to turn or cause to turn rapidly
chicken out to decide not to do something because one is afraid
instruction a specific rule or command
quit to leave or stop doing something
motion (motioning) to signal by a movement or gesture
trudge to walk with great effort; to step heavily
flier a printed sheet containing information or advertising that is given to many people
bound boundary; something that limits or restrains
mutter to speak in a low voice with lips partly closed
slouch to walk
contest competition
commercial an advertisement broadcast on radio or television
moan to let out a long
stare (stares) to look at hard and long often with wide-open eyes
somersault to make a complete turn by bringing the feet over the head
barge to suddenly intrude
conversation a talk between two or more people; the act of talking
representative a person who acts for others
improve to make or become better
pivot (pivoting) to turn on or as if on a pivot; turn around on a central point
cartwheel a handspring made to the side with arms and legs sticking out
creep to move or advance slowly, timidly, or quietly
Created by: kh_hightech
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