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This set of flashcards helps learn English at a vocational school level, focusing on vocabulary related to emotions, weather, and daily life. Examples include "miserable" for sadness, "windy" for weather conditions, and "to offer" for opportunities. The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to learn from the target language to the source language. Ideal for travelers, students, or anyone improving fluency, these vocabulary flashcards are particularly useful for intermediate learners looking to expand their word bank.
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disappointed

to be unhappy about something because you expected it to be better.

exhausted

to be very tired

down

to feel rather sad for no particular reason

fed up

if you are fed up with something, you don‘t like it because it has become annoying or boring.

furious

to be very angry

nightmare

a frightening dream

pain

the physical feeling when a part of your body hurts.

when you say that a situation is pain, you mean that it is really annoying.

pleased

to be happy or satified (with something)

ghost

a ghost is the spirit of a dead person and considered to be very frightening

guilty

to feel guilty: to feel bad because you think you did something bad

to be guilty: to be the one who commited a crime

relief

the feeling you get when a bad situation has ended.

shame

a shame is something unfortunate and disappointing and something you should feel embarassed about.

to split up

if two people split up, they break up/end their relationship/get divorced/stop working together

confused

to have difficulty understanding something

homeless

to have nowhere to live

to depress

if something depresses you, it makes you feel sad and unhappy

hug

to put your arms around someone and to hold them

drive someone mad

to make someone really annoyed

to fancy

„fancy!“ to express surprise or shock

out of work

is someone is out of work, they don‘t have a job, but would like to have one.

to pour

to move a liquid out of its container

to set up

to make the preparations for something to start

to train

to exercice and to practice in order to become better

weight

how heavy something is

issue

problem 

sheet

large piece of fabric that you put un a bed to sleep on it.

antique

things or furniture that are valuable because they are old

call

a sound that informs people to come to a certain place or to a certain person 

separated

to be married but to no longer live together

to discover

to find something you didn‘t know about before

housing

houses or apartments where people live

medieval

something built or that existed between 1000 AD and 1500 AD

mosque

church for muslims

palace

a very large building were a king, a queen or a president lives or once lived

prayer

the religious act of speaking to god

to restore

to repare something so it is as good as it was when it was new.

ride

rollercosters in theme parcs = rides

wall

the wall is the outer part of a building or a room.

accommodation

a place where you can live or stay for a while.

chilly

rather cold

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