Vocabulary part 10

regualr (usual-permanent-frequent)

to regulate(to control/adjuste) - regularity - regularly - regulation (a rule/instruction)

I don’t want the large size of packet – just give me the regular one.

He’s looking for a regular job.

That isn’t our regular postman, is it?

to lay the blame on

It isn't fair that they lay the blame on you for other's people mistakes.

area

Her studies were in the area of Indo-European languages.

to stand on trial

It says in the papers that four men are to stand on trial next month for that robbery at our local.

an eras

your are in a discussion, argument, debate

BUT a topic is under debate/discussion or a source of argument

a topic is in dispute

(un)stable

to (de)stabilize-(in)stability-stabiliser-stabilisation-stabilised-stabilising(équilibrant)-(un)stably

firm and steady or well-balanced

the height

to heighten (become higher)-high-highly

She was dressed in the height of fashion

We looked down from the heights at the valley beneath us