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ESL - Cyberbullying

ESL - Vocabulary Cyberbullying

TermDefinition
To pet (Verb) To stroke or pat (an animal) affectionately.
To stroke (someone/something) (Verb) To gently rub or pass one's hand over a surface or object.
To caress (Verb) To touch in a tender or loving way
To defecate (Verb) to have a bowel movement, to poop
A pickle (Noun) vegetables (especially cucumbers) preserved in brine or vinegar
To be in a pickle (Expression) to be in a difficult situation
To knit (Verb) knit, knit
A cub (Noun) a young animal, such as a young bear, lion, fox, etc.
A backhoe (Noun) a large machine that digs into the ground with a metal scoop
To threaten to be likely to harm or destroy something
To harass (Verb) to disturb, worry; to trouble by repeated attacks
To punish (Verb) v. to cause pain, suffering or loss for doing something bad or illegal
Salient (Adjective) most noticeable or important
Defenestration (Noun) the act of throwing someone or something out a window
To exploit (Verb) something To make full use of and derive benefit from (a resource)
To exploit (Verb) someone To use someone unethically or unfairly for one's own personal gain, often by taking advantage of their weaknesses or vulnerabilities
An exploit (Noun) A bold or daring feat
Parched (Adjective) dried out by heat or excessive exposure to sunlight
Severe (Adjective) very bad or serious
a target someone or something that is the focus of an intentional action
the authority the power or right to give orders, tell others what to do, make decisions, and enforce obedience.
The threat something that is a source of danger, a statement that expresses the possibility that something BAD will happen
A victim A person who has been injured or harmed (murdered, hurt, harassed, killed, attacked, etc.)
Injured Hurt or physically harmed
To testify give evidence as a witness in a law court.
To identify to recognize and name someone, to point out
A theft (Noun) the act of stealing something
A thief (Noun) someone who steals things
A neighborhood (Noun) the area or region around or near some place or thing
an authorization (Noun) (n) a permission; an approval; a green light
Purposely (adverb) intentionally, on purpose
To throw someone under the bus (expression, idiom) To betray someone for personal gain.
To tattle on someone (Verb) (phrasal verb) telling to someone in authority about someone who did something bad, usually said in a negative way
To snitch (Verb) (casual talk) The action where someone tells on someone else
Harmed Hurt
To Harm To injure, to hurt
To violate to break, as a law or a promise
To insult offend; treat or speak to someone (or about someone) in a rude manner
an insult an offensive remark or action
insulted hurt someone's feelings or make them feel bad
to assemble to put or bring together
an assembly (definition #1) a group of people gathered together in one place for a common purpose, a meeting.
an assembly (definition #2) The action of fitting together the parts of a machine or other object.
a violation a breaking of or failing to keep something like a law or a promise
assembled to put together
explicit precise, straightforward, clearly stated
a rumble of thunder deep noise of thunder
Thunder a loud rumbling or crashing noise heard after a lightning flash due to the expansion of rapidly heated air.
To steal someoneone´s thunder To upstage someone; to destroy the effect of what someone does or says by doing or saying the same thing first
lightning A sudden spark, or energy discharge, caused when electrical charges jump between parts of a cloud, between nearby clouds, or between a cloud and the ground.
To intimidate frighten or scare (someone), especially in order to make them do what one wants
an intimidation The action of intimidating someone, or the state of being intimidated.
Intimidated frightened into submission or compliance
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