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This is aimed at revising some vocabulary from the last two didactic units.

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This is aimed at revising some vocabulary from the last two didactic units.

by Xavier Ortega
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Starts with A

Used with the preposition "out", it means "to remove or hide something".

Starts with B

Adjective meaning "impressed, amazed, or overwhelmed by something".

Starts with C

Adjective meaning "disappointed" or "sad".

Starts with D

Relating to a culture which is prevailing.

Starts with E

Meaning "very interesting" or "absorbing".

Starts with F

Adverb that is used to show poor judgement or lack of sense.

Starts with G

Used with "into", the meaning of this phrasal verb is "to explain sth in detail".

Starts with H

Without hope.

Starts with I

Adverb which relates to a set of beliefs or values, often political.

Starts with J

Adjective referring to someone who is extremely happy or full of joy.

Starts with L

Adverb that describes something that follows clear reasoning.

Starts with M

Relating to simple designs, often for beauty or clarity.

Starts with N

This comes twice in the saying "... ventured, ... gained".

Starts with O

Excellent, very impressive, or noticeably better than others.

Starts with P

Another way to say "apparently" or "supposedly".

Starts with Q

The perfect example of something typical.

Starts with R

How someone feels when faced by strong dislike or disgust.

Starts with S

A book or a film which is overly sentimental or romantic.

Starts with T

The missing word in the proverb "it takes two to ...".

Starts with U

A similar way of saying "certainly".

Starts with V

Characterised by having a deep emotional reaction, not based on logic.

Starts with W

Extreme anger.

Starts with Y

The way a person feels when s/he has a strong emotional desire for something.

 
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