Catcher in the Rye

DSI-10-English Lit.

DSI-10-English Lit.


Z. G.
This set of flashcards helps learn English at a secondary school level, focusing on vocabulary and expressions from "The Catcher in the Rye." It includes words like "moccasins," "hitchhiking," and "curb," covering diverse topics such as clothing, travel, and everyday objects. The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to learn from the target language to the source language. Ideal for students and travelers, this flashcard set aids in building a strong vocabulary foundation for intermediate learners.
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144
Utilisateurs
11
Langue
Anglais
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Collège
Créé / Mis à jour
30.10.2018 / 10.03.2021

Flashcards

it killed me

expression about how deeply affected someone emotionally

scrawny

unpleasantly thin

phony

fake

slob

 

a lazy, untidy person

to ostracize

to avoid someone intentionally

crook

a criminal or a cheater

hot-shot

someone who is very successful, especially someone young

sarcastic

to criticize something in a humorous way

compulsory

required,mandatory

illiterate

unable to read and write

to annex

to take possesion of an area by force

to flunk out

to have to leave school

qualm

a feeling when you doubt if you are doing the right thing

stiff

rigid as if dead

rostrum

a raised surface on which a person makes a speech

to grope

to feel with your hands in order to find something

aggravating

annoying

descriptive

serving to describe

mention

a reference

lousy

very poor or bad

handkerchief

a square of cotton intended for wiping one's nose

rag

someone who is dead silent

buddyroo

friends since childhood

imitating

take or follow as a model

leukemia

a cancer of blood cells

to tee off

to start the first hole in a game of golf

pacifist

a person who believes that war is unjustifiable

monastery

a religious house

monks

a religious community of men

prince

someone who is valorous and noble

aces

top-quality

swell

very good

given the ax

being expelled

hysterical

affected by a wildly uncontrolled emotion

lavish

rich

pipes

a man having sexual intercourse with a woman

conscientious

wishing to do one's work well

snobbish

a person with an exaggerated respect for wealth

chucking

throwing something carelessly

unanimous

two or more people being fully in agreement

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