to make somebody/yourself believe that something is true

making people think seriously about a particular subject or issue

to persuade or try to persuade somebody to do something that you want them to do, for example by offering them something

have the desire to do something, especially something wrong or unwise

resolve worker conflicts

solve or end disagreements among workers

to change or make something change from one form, purpose, system, etc. to another

to begin a specific nutritional plan typically consisting of eating smaller amounts of food, eating (or avoiding) particular foods, or both in an attempt to lose weight or achieve some other health benefit

to prefer one system, plan, way of doing something, etc. to another

to say that something that somebody else has said is wrong, and that the opposite is true

to cause somebody/something/yourself to be in danger or to be suspected of something, especially by acting in a way that is not very sensible

a line of people, cars, etc. waiting for something or to do something (North American English line)

with little colour, excitement or interest; without anything to attract attention

a fat-like substance found in the body which can cause heart problems and other issues if you have high levels of it

(of food) cooked with too much oil or fat

(of food) likely to make you fat

food you eat when you’re sad or worried

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Term	Definition
convince	to make somebody/yourself believe that something is true
thought-provoking	making people think seriously about a particular subject or issue
tempt	to persuade or try to persuade somebody to do something that you want them to do, for example by offering them something
have the temptation	have the desire to do something, especially something wrong or unwise
resolve worker conflicts	solve or end disagreements among workers
convert into	to change or make something change from one form, purpose, system, etc. to another
go on a diet	to begin a specific nutritional plan typically consisting of eating smaller amounts of food, eating (or avoiding) particular foods, or both in an attempt to lose weight or achieve some other health benefit
favour	to prefer one system, plan, way of doing something, etc. to another
contradict	to say that something that somebody else has said is wrong, and that the opposite is true
compromise	to cause somebody/something/yourself to be in danger or to be suspected of something, especially by acting in a way that is not very sensible
queue	a line of people, cars, etc. waiting for something or to do something (North American English line)
bland	with little colour, excitement or interest; without anything to attract attention
cholesterol	a fat-like substance found in the body which can cause heart problems and other issues if you have high levels of it
greasy	(of food) cooked with too much oil or fat
fattening	(of food) likely to make you fat
portion	one part of something larger
comfort food	food you eat when you’re sad or worried

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