Common words 2

commotion

• deliberately cruel or violent
• part of a circle, curved shaped
• a state of confused and noisy disturbance
• extreme or very difficult

arc

• a principle for your life
• part of a circle, curved shaped
• to make fun of rudely or unkindly
• to stay in one place without changing

direct

• to stop going to work because you are protesting
• straightforward and honest
• help out; join together to work
• refers to the first of TWO persons or things

extend

• it's worth it
• a law or set of laws
• to not have anything to be jealous of
• to reach out

evacuate

• extreme or very difficult
• part of a circle, curved shaped
• straightforward and honest
• move out of an unsafe location into safety

make out

• the hill in Washington, D.C., on which stands the Capitol building
• extreme or very difficult
• to make a problem worse
• be able to see

pull up

• to stop going to work because you are protesting
• to support
• If a vehicle pulls up, it stops, often for a short time.
• straightforward and honest

vicious

• to make fun of rudely or unkindly
• deliberately cruel or violent
• it's worth it
• the place where elected representatives discuss laws (UK, India)

Strike

• to stop going to work because you are protesting
• to not have anything to be jealous of
• to go from one level to the next ina chain reaction
• to announce a criticism in public

cascade

• to go from one level to the next ina chain reaction
• never make a mistake / follow something perfectly
• to scold, to tell someone (with a correcting tone) that they did something wrong
• to suffer the worst