W3 B1 level warm-up

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Ambition (noun)

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Definition: A strong desire to achieve something, typically requiring determination and hard work. Example: Her ambition is to become a successful architect. Synonyms: aspiration, goal, aim

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Campaign (noun/verb)

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Definition: A series of actions intended to achieve a particular result, often political or social. Example: They launched a campaign to raise awareness about climate change. Synonyms: movement, drive, initiative

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Convenient (adjective)

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Definition: Suitable for one's needs; making life easier or more comfortable. Example: Online shopping is a convenient way to buy groceries. Synonyms: handy, practical, accessible

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Disappointing (adjective)

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Definition: Not as good as expected; causing sadness or displeasure. Example: The movie was disappointing despite the great reviews. Synonyms: unsatisfying, underwhelming, discouraging

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Escape (verb/noun)

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Definition: To get away from a place or situation that is dangerous or unpleasant. Example: The prisoners tried to escape through a tunnel. Synonyms: flee, get away, break out

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Frighten (verb)

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Definition: To make someone feel afraid or scared. Example: Loud noises can frighten small children. Synonyms: scare, alarm, terrify

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Ignore (verb)

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Definition: To deliberately pay no attention to something or someone. Example: He ignored the warning signs and entered the building. Synonyms: disregard, overlook, neglect

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Impressive (adjective)

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Definition: Making a strong impact due to quality, skill, or size. Example: Her performance in the play was truly impressive. Synonyms: remarkable, outstanding, admirable

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Rescue (verb/noun)

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Definition: To save someone or something from danger or harm. Example: Firefighters rescued the family from the burning house.
Synonyms: save, recover, free

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Suggest (verb)

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Definition: To offer an idea or plan for someone to consider.
Example: I suggest we take a break and continue later.
Synonyms: propose, recommend, advise