Unit 1- Vocabulary

-Book vocabulary:

• Bitter: Being angry and upset with a person after an argument.
• Dedicated: Believing that something is really important and giving a lot of time and energy on it.
• Dependable: A person that you can trust.
• Eager: A person that really wants to do something.
• Sympathetic: A person that shows that he/she can understand and care about someone's problem.
• Truthful: A person that always tells the truth.

-Collocations:

• Get .... angry, lost, on/off/in/out, rid off, in trouble, married/divorced, influenza etc.
• Make.... a mistake, your bed, a deal etc.
• Take.... away, a breack, advantage, your time, a rest etc.
• Do.... homework/housework, well, the washing up, your hair etc.

-Class vocabulary:

• Strikes: Period of time when a group of workers stop working to improve their work conditions.
• Socket: Place on a wall where you connect electrical equipement to the electricy supply.
• Waltz: dance of two people dancing together that has a rythm of three beats (vals).
• Fed up: Bored or annoyed by something that you have doon for too long.
• Rely on: To need someone or something.
• Fares: Price that you pay to travel on a plane, on a bus etc.
• Moped: Small vehicle with two wheels that is less powerful than a motorcycle (ciclomotor).
• Nets: Something made with many holes in it, for example for catching fish (red).
• Apron: A piece of clothing that keeps your clothes clean when you cook.
• Good-natured: Pleasent or friendly.
• Cheerful: Happy.
• Laid-back: Very relaxed and not seeming worried about anything.
• Unbiased: Able to judge fairly because you are not influenced by your own opinions.
• Bigoted: A person who has unreasonable beliefs and who thinks that anyone who does not have the same beliefs is wrong.