Vocabulary Flashcards

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cheerful

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(adj.) Happy and showing it through your attitude or behavior. Example: She was always cheerful in the mornings.

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bright

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(adj.) Giving out a lot of light; or intelligent and quick to understand. Example: The room was bright and sunny.

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once and for all

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(idiom) Finally and permanently; to end something completely. Example: They decided to resolve the dispute once and for all.

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break the ice

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(idiom) To make people feel more comfortable in a social situation. Example: The teacher told a joke to break the ice.

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take into account / take account of

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(idiom) To consider something when making a decision. Example: We must take into account the weather conditions.

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make up for

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(phrasal verb) To do something to compensate for a loss or mistake. Example: He studied hard to make up for his poor grades.

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present

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(verb / adj. / noun) To give formally; existing now; a gift. Example (verb): They will present the award tomorrow.

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seasoned

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(adj.) Experienced in something; or flavored with spices. Example: She is a seasoned teacher.

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like-minded

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(adj.) Having similar opinions or interests. Example: The club is full of like-minded people.

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confrontation

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(noun) A face-to-face conflict or disagreement. Example: There was a confrontation between the two rivals.