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Vocab Set 3 checkOnline version Common phrases and their meanings. by Emily 1 have only eyes for a People who look at life the same way and feel close in spirit. b To be attracted only to one specific person, and not interested in others. c Romantically obsessed or blindly in love with someone. 2 besotted (with) a To be attracted only to one specific person, and not interested in others. b Romantically obsessed or blindly in love with someone. c A quarrel within a family that causes bad feeling for many years. 3 kindred spirits a To isolate oneself from the world, typically to dedicate time to an activity like reading or listening to music. b People who look at life the same way and feel close in spirit. c A quarrel within a family that causes bad feeling for many years. 4 unswerving loyalty a Complete and unchanging allegiance or support, especially to a friend or partner. b To make a special position for yourself in a particular job or field. c An informal term for someone who loves going to parties and is very sociable. 5 family feud a To like each other the moment two people meet. b A quarrel within a family that causes bad feeling for many years. c A formal event at which men have to wear dinner jackets and black bow ties and women wear evening dresses. 6 two-faced a An informal term for a person who is a big fan of anything cultural, such as theatre or art. b A person who takes up a hobby for a couple of weeks, then gets bored and starts something different. c Insincere; being pleasant to someone and then unpleasant about them behind their back. 7 hit it off a To like each other the moment two people meet. b A magazine published periodically containing papers and articles on specialised subjects, used by university academics. c To isolate oneself from the world, typically to dedicate time to an activity like reading or listening to music. 8 culture vulture a An informal term for a person who is a big fan of anything cultural, such as theatre or art. b A formal event at which men have to wear dinner jackets and black bow ties and women wear evening dresses. c To significantly improve a person's psychological well-being and emotional state, often leading to reduced stress. 9 dabbler a Complete and unchanging allegiance or support, especially to a friend or partner. b To isolate oneself from the world, typically to dedicate time to an activity like reading or listening to music. c A person who takes up a hobby for a couple of weeks, then gets bored and starts something different. 10 boost mental health a A formal event at which men have to wear dinner jackets and black bow ties and women wear evening dresses. b To significantly improve a person's psychological well-being and emotional state, often leading to reduced stress. c An informal term for someone who loves going to parties and is very sociable. 11 lock yourself away a To like each other the moment two people meet. b To isolate oneself from the world, typically to dedicate time to an activity like reading or listening to music. c To make a special position for yourself in a particular job or field. 12 party animal a A formal event at which men have to wear dinner jackets and black bow ties and women wear evening dresses. b A magazine published periodically containing papers and articles on specialised subjects, used by university academics. c An informal term for someone who loves going to parties and is very sociable. 13 black-tie affair a An informal term for a person who is a big fan of anything cultural, such as theatre or art. b A formal event at which men have to wear dinner jackets and black bow ties and women wear evening dresses. c Really strenuous attempts requiring a lot of effort or energy. 14 strenuous efforts a To make a special position for yourself in a particular job or field. b Attempts requiring a lot of effort or energy. c A magazine published periodically containing papers and articles on specialised subjects, used by university academics. 15 carve a niche for yourself a To make a special position for yourself in a particular job or field. b Training given to employees to increase their knowledge or skills and opportunities for promotion. c Experiencing a strong or large amount of stress or difficulty, particularly related to job demands. 16 professional development a An informal term for someone who loves going to parties and is very sociable. b A magazine published periodically containing papers and articles on specialised subjects, used by university academics. c Training given to employees to increase their knowledge or skills and opportunities for promotion. 17 academic journal a To isolate oneself from the world, typically to dedicate time to an activity like reading or listening to music. b A magazine published periodically containing papers and articles on specialised subjects, used by university academics. c Experiencing a strong or large amount of stress or difficulty, particularly related to job demands. 18 under considerable pressure a A system designed for rapid training and promotion of talented staff within a company. b An informal term for someone who loves going to parties and is very sociable. c Experiencing a strong or large amount of stress or difficulty, particularly related to job demands. 19 fast-track scheme a To significantly improve a person's psychological well-being and emotional state, often leading to reduced stress. b A system designed for rapid training and promotion of talented staff within a company. c A formal event at which men have to wear dinner jackets and black bow ties and women wear evening dresses. 20 unpaid overtime a An informal term for someone who loves going to parties and is very sociable. b Extra hours worked beyond normal working hours for which an employee is not compensated financially. c A formal event at which men have to wear dinner jackets and black bow ties and women wear evening dresses.

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by Emily

have only eyes for

besotted (with)

kindred spirits

unswerving loyalty

family feud

two-faced

hit it off

culture vulture

dabbler

boost mental health

lock yourself away

party animal

black-tie affair

strenuous efforts

carve a niche for yourself

professional development

academic journal

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unpaid overtime