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L. K.
This set of flashcards helps university-level learners expand their English vocabulary with a focus on advanced expressions and idioms. It covers a wide range of terms like "foot the bill," "broaden your horizons," and "don't rest on your laurels," which are essential for fluent communication. The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from the target language to the source language. Ideal for advanced learners and exam takers, these vocabulary flashcards enhance language proficiency and prepare users for complex conversations and academic challenges.
Flashcards
237
Students
3
Language
English
Category
English
Level
University
Created / Updated
02.04.2016 / 27.02.2019

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twist

verdrehen

aches

Schmerzen, head aches

blisters

Blasen

bruises

Wunden

soreness

(Sonnen) Brand

swelling

Schwellen

enhaced

improve

hence

reason or explanation for something

mutual

feel the same feelings

stands up to

 

defend yourself against powerful opponent

deduct

take money from your account, amount part from a total

bid

offer for something that is sale

rip-off

something that is not worth paying for it

mogul

succesful business man

never live it down

never forget it

in peril

in danger

back somebody up

support smb.

break down

get upset

break up

split / start laughing

bring smb down

make unhappy

bring up

raise a child / vomit / start new conversation

call of

cancel

cheer up

become happier

drop in

come into somewehre without an appointement

pass away

die

set up

arrange

tear something up

tip it in different pieces

work out

excercice / calculation / be successful

widely acclaimed

succesful

dreadfully tedious

terrible boring

highly talented

great skills

completely, wonderfully, totally enjoyable

 

absolutely enjoyable

absolutely unconventional

something different

highly, totally overrated

more skilled than they are

utterly appalling

really annoying

absolutely hilarious

totally funny

bound to

going to

prevent

stop

fond

like = fond of my students

keen

keen skiers, happy to go skiing

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