Common words 5

to treat to

• to invite to (e.g a party) / to give a present of (e.g cookies)
• to block; to create an obstacle to some effort
• to poke
• something given in exchange or return for something else

once in a while

• Slow-flowing, dark brown, heavy oil (from petroleum)
• to prepare for a difficulty or crisis
• sometimes, not very often
• to check out

to locate

• Slow-flowing, dark brown, heavy oil (from petroleum)
• to invite to (e.g a party) / to give a present of (e.g cookies)
• to make the limits of an activity or experience greater; to increase the limits of what is possible
• to find something

antics

• Slow-flowing, dark brown, heavy oil (from petroleum)
• to pull out by force
• ridiculous and unpredictable behavior or actions
• To approach or extend the limits of what is possible

monkey business

• payment made to a person in a position of trust to corrupt his judgment
• fooling around and not being serious
• sometimes, not very often
• to make a bad situation worse

pharmaceutical

• making you feel serious and think carefully
• relating to drugs developed for medical use
• (n) the striking of one object against another; the shock caused by a collision; (v.) to affect especially forcefully
• an unethical, unfair attack

metric

• to find something
• a standard of measurement
• to endure or resist exposure
• making you feel serious and think carefully

at a standstill

• affected by something overwhelming, such as disease, trouble, or painful emotion
• an unethical, unfair attack
• A weak spot; a soft spot
• condition of no movement or activity; stop

to push the envelope

• to invite to (e.g a party) / to give a present of (e.g cookies)
• To approach or extend the limits of what is possible
• to be confused
• payment made to a person in a position of trust to corrupt his judgment

push the boundaries of

• to make the limits of an activity or experience greater; to increase the limits of what is possible
• to invite to (e.g a party) / to give a present of (e.g cookies)
• condition of no movement or activity; stop
• affected by something overwhelming, such as disease, trouble, or painful emotion