Language stay in Fort Lauderdale
words i learnt during my language stay in Florida
words i learnt during my language stay in Florida
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Cartes-fiches
to give a little piece of help
to give a hint
not longer used (Adj.)
disused
hobby passion that you like doing during your leisure time (N.)
pastime
clear, obvious (Adj.)
evident
to happen / take place (V.)
to occur
thing where you plug in electronic devices in wall to get electricity
electrical outlet
to fill in for somebody / to replace somebody (V.)
to substitute for somebody
sooo valuable, priceless (Adj.)
invaluable
lack of food (nourishment) (N.)
famine
lawyer / attorney / salesperson (N.)
solicitor
awake at night (Adj.)
nocturnal
tearing down all the trees of an area (N.)
deforestation
to "rent"/"lease" a flat to somebody
to let a flat to somebody
shortage of water, long time no rain (N.)
drought
the long thin green piece of the flower (looks like a thicker blade of grass) (N.)
stem
to have a handicap
to be disabled
to make something longer (V.)
to lenghten something
fake (N.)
knock-off
to move / walk unsteadily (maybe due to drunkenness) (V.)
to stagger
to rush / move really fast / sprint (V.)
to dash
to not be cut out for something/not ment for something (V.)
to be unsuited for something/to being...
to run away and getting married with somebody (V.)
to elope with somebody
very obvious and offensive (Adj.)
blatant
to call someone not guilty of something (V.)
to acquit someone of something
to take place (V.)
to occur
run-down (Adj.)
dilapidated
very tired, exhausted (Adj.)
weary
to question, to ask (V.)
to enquire
motivated, don't want to quit (Adj.)
persevering
rough (Adj.)
coarse
idea / thought (N.)
notion
to calm somebody down / to make somebody feel better / to encourage somebody (V.)
to reassure somebody
to walk in a strange way due to a foot/leg injury (V.)
to limp
pointless / useless (Adj.)
futile
easily hurt, vulnerable (Adj.)
sensitive
honestly, truthfully (Adv.)
frankly
accessible, at hand (Adj.)
convenient
to teach somebody individually (V.)
to tutor somebody
criminal, shady businessman (N.)
crook
somebody who pays rent to use a flat/property (N.)
tenant
