Unit 3 Remember days gone by Point out Teacher: Minerva Pons Bride Teacher: Minerva Pons Couple Teacher: Minerva Pons Cheekbone Teacher: Minerva Pons Dimples Teacher: Minerva Pons Goatee Teacher: Minerva Pons Pointy chin Teacher: Minerva Pons Square chin Teacher: Minerva Pons Teacher: Minerva Pons Give birth Teacher: Minerva Pons Teacher: Minerva Pons Comic strip Teacher: Minerva Pons Tree house Teacher: Minerva Pons Bring sth out = Release The band are going to bring out a new album at the end of the year. Teacher: Minerva Pons Bring sth about = something happen. Make Mark’s travel experience brought about a change in him. Teacher: Minerva Pons Bring sth back = Return, remember, remind. Teacher: Minerva Pons Bring sb/sth up = Raise Teacher: Minerva Pons Carry on = Continue Teacher: Minerva Pons Carry sth out = Obey Teacher: Minerva Pons Carry sth through = Complete Teacher: Minerva Pons Run like the wind = Run very fast Teacher: Minerva Pons Do sth until you’re blue in the face = Try as hard as you like, but it won’t make any difference Teacher: Minerva Pons Off the top of your head = Quickly without thinking about it for a long time. Teacher: Minerva Pons Kept your chin up = Keep your optimism in spite of a serious loss. Teacher: Minerva Pons Go to your head = Make you become arrogant. Teacher: Minerva Pons Dye Teacher: Minerva Pons Triplets Teacher: Minerva Pons Landowner Teacher: Minerva Pons Make up one’s mind Teacher: Minerva Pons Appointed = assign a job or role to (someone). Teacher: Minerva Pons Twilight years = The years of a person's life. Teacher: Minerva Pons last Disgraceful = Shameful Teacher: Minerva Pons Wounded Soldier Teacher: Minerva Pons Filthy = Dirty Teacher: Minerva Pons Flea Teacher: Minerva Pons Fund = A sum of money saved for a particular purpose. Teacher: Minerva Pons Storm cellar Teacher: Minerva Pons Tear Teacher: Minerva Pons Crack at the roof Teacher: Minerva Pons The roof was ripped off Teacher: Minerva Pons The wind howled Teacher: Minerva Pons Hailstone Teacher: Minerva Pons Battered Teacher: Minerva Pons Died down = Calm down Teacher: Minerva Pons Set off = Depart Teacher: Minerva Pons Sun beating down Teacher: Minerva Pons Slam on the brakes Teacher: Minerva Pons Teacup ride Teacher: Minerva Pons Scared stiff = Extremely frightened Teacher: Minerva Pons Throw a tantrum = To become very angry and unreasonable. Teacher: Minerva Pons Hand-me-down = Anything that has already been used by another. Teacher: Minerva Pons Pluses and minuses Teacher: Minerva Pons Splutter = Make a series of short explosive spitting or choking sounds. Teacher: Minerva Pons Pity = Shame. Overnight = For the duration of a night. Tough = Difficult. Slightly = A little, a bit. Show up = Appear, come up. Walking on air = Be very happy. Arrange = Organize Trait = Characteristic, feature Willing = Agreeable, apt. Run out = Finish. Eager = Anxious. Pioneer = Be the first in something. Achievement = A thing done successfully. Teacher: Minerva Pons Pursue = Chase, Persecute Wealthy = Rich, Costly. Appalling = Awful, Terrible, dreadful. Put up with = Endure, bear, hold, stand. Looked up to = Admire. Reformed = Changed. Set up = Found. Rumbling = Resonant sound. Shiver = Tremble, Shake. Distress = Danger Milestone = It’s a significant event in your life. Throttle (sth) back/down = To reduce speed Teacher: Minerva Pons
