Unit 1 Gold Experience B2
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B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
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A
Verb. To increase the quality of something. Example: The noise ... to the problem.
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B
The feeling you get when you are tired of something because it is dull or repetitive
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C
A plural phrase referring to the material things that make life comfortable, like good food, a warm bed, or heating.
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D
An adjective that means boring or lacking interest.
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E
A noun used to describe an event or experience that proves to be completely unexpected and teaches you something new.
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F
The noun used in a collocation to describe the feeling of being away from everything and completely independent (e.g., a sense of...).
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G
An idiom/phrase meaning an instinctive feeling or intuition, rather than logical thought.
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H
A noun meaning a problem or difficulty that you must deal with before you can achieve something (used in the idiom: to fall at the first...)
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I
A formal phrase meaning the doubts or hesitation you have at the very beginning of an experience.
Contains
J
A verb meaning to refuse to accept, consider, or use something (synonym of dismiss found on page 8).
Contains
K
An adjective describing movements or behavior that look clumsy, uncomfortable, or embarrassing (found on page 14)
Starts with
L
An informal, idiomatic phrasal verb meaning to run away very fast, usually to escape a stressful situation.
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M
A phrasal verb meaning to lose an opportunity to do or have something beneficial.
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N
An adjective used to describe a situation that makes you feel deeply anxious, stressed, or terrified (found on page 9)
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O
An adjective describing a feeling or situation that is so intense, powerful, or stressful that you don't know how to deal with it
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P
A verb meaning to unfairly label or categorize yourself (or someone else) as being only a certain type of person.
Contains
Q
An adjective used when comparing two things that are identical or the same in value, size, or ability (e.g., comparing two... things using as... as on page 13)
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R
An adverb meaning to do something unwillingly or with hesitation.
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S
A collocation describing a person's natural ability to know where they are and how to navigate.
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T
A phrasal verb that means to suddenly become successful or popular (like a new fashion trend or an idea).
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U
An idiom used to describe a mixture of good and bad things, or successes and failures, that happen over a period of time.
Contains
V
A verb meaning to grow, change, or become more advanced over time (found on page 12)
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W
An adjective meaning useful, important, or rewarding enough to spend time or effort on.
Contains
X
A noun or verb that is central to this entire unit, referring to the knowledge or skills you get from doing, seeing, or feeling things.
Contains
Y
A phrasal verb meaning to avoid doing something because you are nervous, frightened, or not confident enough (found on page 9)
Contains
Z
A noun meaning a strong feeling of pleasure, excitement, or intense energy (e.g., I love the... of doing something for the first time! on page 7)
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