[QUIZ] IELTS Vocabulary: Lifestyle

Miss (an Opportunity)

• To take full advantage of an opportunity.

• To fail to take advantage of or be present for an opportunity.

• To create an opportunity for oneself.

• To recognize an opportunity but choose not to act.

Pressure

• Continuous force or stress applied to a particular object or area.

• A measure of the amount of matter in an object.

• The rate of change of velocity of an object.

• The force exerted by an object due to gravity.

Standard of living

• The level of wealth, comfort, and material goods available to a person or community.

• The amount of money a person earns annually.

• The quality of education and healthcare in a region.

• The average lifespan of individuals in a community.

Desire

• A strong feeling of wanting to have something or wishing for something to happen.

• A state of being content with what one has.

• An intense dislike for something or someone.

• A neutral feeling towards an event or object.

Put pressure On

• To exert influence or stress on someone or something.

• To apply physical force to an object.

• To create a sense of urgency in a situation.

• To encourage someone to take a break.

Aspect

• A particular part or feature of something.

• A general overview of a topic.

• A detailed analysis of a subject.

• A summary of key points.

Insight

• A superficial glance at a situation.

• Deep understanding or perception of a situation.

• A random guess about an event.

• A brief overview of facts.

Attitude

• A settled way of thinking or feeling about someone or something, typically one that is reflected in a person's behavior.

• A temporary mood that changes frequently.

• A reaction to a specific event or situation.

• An opinion that is not influenced by personal feelings.

Make a decision

• To choose and commit to a particular course of action.

• To analyze all possible outcomes before acting.

• To avoid making any choices until more information is available.

• To consult with others before taking any action.

Live life to the full

• To live life to the utmost or to the greatest extent.

• To live a life full of regrets.

• To avoid taking risks in life.

• To live a life focused on material possessions.