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soulmate	a person you feel a deep connection with	He says his wife is his soulmate.
perfect	without any faults, exactly right	The weather was perfect for a picnic today.
trying	difficult and testing your patience	It has been a trying week at the office.
dude	informal word for a man	Hey dude, are you coming to the party tonight?
belong	to be owned by or a part of	These books belong to the school library.
fake	to pretend something is real; not genuine	He faked an injury to leave early.
human	relating to people, not machines	Making mistakes is a normal human trait.
torture	to inflict severe pain deliberately	The prisoners were tortured for information during the war.
figure	to work out or assume something; a number or a shape	I figured you would say that.
die	to stop living	Many plants die without enough sunlight and water.
suppose	to think that something is likely true	I suppose she will arrive around six o'clock.
fork	a tool with prongs used for eating	He picked up his fork and started eating.
done	finished or completed	The homework is finally done for tonight.
figure out	to understand something after thinking about it	I finally figured out how the machine works.
exact	completely accurate and correct	I don't know the exact time the train leaves.
mistake	an action or idea that is wrong	It was a mistake to leave the door open.
lie	to say something untrue on purpose	He would never lie to his best friend.
sinkhole	a hole formed when the ground suddenly falls in	A large sinkhole opened in the middle of the road.
earth	the planet where humans live	The Earth travels around the Sun once a year.
promise	to say you will certainly do something; such a statement	You promised to call me back.
talk about	to discuss a subject	We talked about the exam all evening.
whole	complete, all of something	He ate the whole cake by himself.
supposed to	expected or required to do something	You are supposed to be here at nine.
dead	no longer alive	The old tree in the garden is dead.
literal	following the exact or basic meaning of words	Do not take his joke in the literal sense.
seem	to appear to be a certain way	You seem very happy today, did something good happen?
working	functioning, or relating to work	We finally found a working printer in the office.
send	to cause something to go somewhere	Could you send me the photos from the trip?
total	complete, whole, or entire	The total cost of the trip surprised everyone.
suck	to draw liquid or air into the mouth	The baby began to suck on the bottle eagerly.
amazing	causing great surprise, wonderful	The view from the mountain top was absolutely amazing.
stuff	to push something into a space; things or belongings	She stuffed the papers into her bag.
stupid	lacking intelligence or good sense	It was stupid of me to forget my umbrella.
system	connected parts working together	The school has a new grading system.
part	a piece of something larger	This is the best part of the movie.
truly	genuinely, in a real way	I am truly grateful for your help.
used	not new, previously owned	He bought a used car last month.
hundred	the number 100	There were about a hundred people at the concert.
fact	a piece of information known to be true	It is a fact that water boils at high heat.
murder	to kill someone deliberately; the crime of killing	He was accused of murdering his neighbour.
sound	to seem a certain way when heard; a thing you can hear	That sounds like a good plan to me.
ethics	rules about right and wrong behaviour	The class studies the ethics of medical research.
favourite	liked more than others, British spelling of favorite	Green is my favourite colour.
hate	to dislike something strongly	I hate waiting in long lines at the bank.
couple	two people together, or a small number	A young couple was walking hand in hand.
you know what	used before saying what you have decided	You know what, let's go tomorrow instead.
entire	whole, with no part left out	She spent the entire day cleaning the house.
understand	to know the meaning of something	I don't understand this math problem.
hang	attach something from above	Please hang your coat on the hook by the door.
crazy	very strange, foolish, or wildly enthusiastic	It sounds crazy, but the plan actually worked.
monk	man who lives a religious life in a monastery	The monk spent hours praying in silence.
soul	the spiritual part of a person	She believed the soul lives on after death.
final	coming at the end, last	This is the final round of the competition.
fall	to drop down to a lower level	Be careful, or you might fall on the ice.
forever	for all time, without ever ending	She promised to remember that summer forever.
eternity	time without end, or a very long time	Waiting for the results felt like an eternity.
honest	truthful and sincere	Please be honest with me about what happened.
weird	strange or unusual	There was a weird smell coming from the kitchen this morning.
somehow	in a way not known or specified	Somehow, they managed to finish the project on time.
universe	all of space and everything in it	Scientists believe the universe is still expanding today.
thousand	the number 1000	About a thousand people came to the concert.
architect	person who designs buildings	The architect designed a modern glass office tower.
deserve	be worthy of or entitled to something	You deserve a break after all that hard work.
moral	lesson about right and wrong behavior	The story's moral is that honesty always pays off.
married	having a husband or wife	My sister got married last summer in June.
deal	to handle something; an agreement	I will deal with the problem tomorrow.
trash	waste material to be thrown away	Please take the trash out before you leave.
look at	to turn your eyes toward something	Look at the board for a second.
obvious	easy to see or understand	It was obvious that she had been crying.
pretend	to act as if something is true	The children pretend to be pirates in the garden.
buddy	a close friend	He went camping with his old college buddy.
hit	to strike something with force	The ball hit the window and broke it.
rock	to move gently back and forth; a hard piece of stone	The boat rocked in the wind.
paradise	a place of perfect happiness	The island felt like paradise during our honeymoon.
clown	a performer who acts funny in costume	A clown made the children laugh at the party.
yoghurt	a thick food made from milk, British spelling of yogurt	She eats yoghurt with fruit every morning.
eternal	lasting forever, without end	The couple promised each other eternal love.
lose	to no longer have something	Please don't lose your keys again today.
truth	what is true, not false	She always tells the truth to her parents.
realise	to become aware of something, British spelling of realize	I did not realise how late it was.
million	the number 1,000,000	The city has a population of one million.
safe	free from danger, protected	The children are safe inside the house now.
relationship	the way people or things are connected	They have a strong relationship built on trust.
choice	an act of choosing between options	You made a good choice picking that restaurant.
definite	clearly certain or decided	We still need a definite answer by tomorrow morning.
quick	fast, done in a short time	She gave a quick answer to the question.
god	supreme being worshipped in religion	Many cultures throughout history have prayed to a god.
giant	extremely large in size	A giant billboard now stands above the old shop.
retirement	the state of having stopped working permanently	My grandfather is enjoying his retirement in the countryside.
awesome	extremely impressive, excellent	The fireworks display last night was absolutely awesome.
pull	to move something toward you	Please pull the door instead of pushing it.
act	to behave, or to perform; a single deed	Stop acting like you did not know.
sense	a feeling, or bodily perception	Dogs have a strong sense of smell.
assistant	helping the main person in a role	She works as an assistant manager at the store.
ethical	relating to moral right and wrong	The company faced questions about its ethical business practices.
babe	a loving name for a partner, or an attractive person	Good morning, babe, I made you some coffee.
idiot	a very stupid or foolish person	He felt like an idiot after forgetting his own name.
bud	a small part of a plant that grows into a flower	Every branch was covered in tiny green buds.
opening	a gap, or a job vacancy	There is a small opening in the fence over there.
by the way	used to add something to what you were saying	By the way, your keys are on the table.
pass	to succeed, or to move by; a permit	He passed the test on his second try.
fault	responsibility for a mistake, or a flaw	It was my fault that we missed the train.
plus	added to, in addition to	Two plus two equals four.
except	other than, apart from	Everyone came to the party except my brother.
afterlife	life after death, according to some beliefs	Many religions teach that there is an afterlife.
resident	living permanently in a place	Only resident students can use the campus gym for free.
single	only one, or not married	He has been single since last year.
sex	physical intimacy; whether someone is male or female	They talked about sex for the whole episode.
boss	a person in charge at work	My boss asked me to finish the report today.
steal	to take something that is not yours	It is wrong to steal from others.
bro	a brother, or a close male friend (informal)	Thanks for the help, bro, I owe you one.
stolen	taken without the owner's permission	The police found the stolen bicycle in a garage.
frozen	turned solid by extreme cold	We bought some frozen vegetables from the supermarket.
medium	middle in size, amount, or degree	I would like a medium coffee, please.
situation	the circumstances at a certain time	The team handled a difficult situation very calmly.
nerd	someone who is very interested in study or technology (informal)	He is a computer nerd who builds his own robots.
freak	to become suddenly panicked or excited	Don't freak out, the test results just got delayed.
cannot	used to say that something is not possible or not allowed	I cannot come to your party on Friday night.
reboot	to start a computer again	Try to reboot the computer if it freezes again.
owe	have a duty to pay back	I still owe him fifty dollars from last month.
lying	not telling the truth	No one believes that lying witness anymore.
i tell you	said to stress that you mean it	I tell you, that was the best meal of my life.
come on in	a friendly way to invite someone inside	Come on in, the food is ready.
feel like	to want something, or to seem a certain way	I feel like taking a walk.
able	having the skill to do	She is able to speak three languages fluently.
trust	to believe someone is honest	I trust my best friend completely.
percent	one part in every hundred	Only ten percent of applicants got the job.
bunch	group of things together	She bought a bunch of bananas from the market stall.
decide	to choose something after thinking	We need to decide where to go for lunch.
nut	a hard shelled seed, or a threaded metal fastener	He cracked open the nut and ate the seed inside.
prove	show that something is true	The new evidence proved that he was innocent.
immediate	happening right away	The manager demanded an immediate response to the email.
stomach	the organ that digests food	My stomach hurts after eating too much.
darling	dearly loved, adorable	She called her darling grandson every Sunday evening.
chance	an opportunity, or a possibility	This trip gives us a chance to see Rome.
earn	to get money by working	She earns a good salary as a nurse.
air	the gas we breathe around us	Open the window to let in fresh air.
miserable	very unhappy or uncomfortable	He felt miserable after losing his favorite watch.
monster	large, frightening, imaginary creature	The child was scared of the monster in the movie.
goodbye	a word you use when you leave someone	She waved and said goodbye at the door.
raise	to lift up, or to increase	Please raise your hand if you have a question.
emergency	a sudden, serious situation needing quick action	Call the hospital immediately if there is an emergency.
hurrah	a shout of joy or victory	Hurrah! Our team won the match.
decision	choice made after consideration	Choosing a college was the hardest decision she had made.
pick up	to lift something, or to collect someone	Can you pick me up at the station?
work on	to spend effort improving something	She is working on her pronunciation.
open up	to talk about your feelings	He opened up about his childhood.
freak out	to become very upset or scared	My mother freaked out when she saw the bill.
find out	to learn something you did not know	I found out he had moved to another city.
clean up	to make a place tidy and clean	We cleaned up the kitchen after dinner.
basically	used to say the main point simply	Basically, the plan stays the same as before.
grab	seize something suddenly	He tried to grab the ball before it hit the ground.
swear	to promise solemnly, or curse	I swear I didn't take your notebook.
harm	to hurt or damage something	Too much sugar can harm your health.
somebody	some person, an unknown person	Somebody left their bag on the train.
silence	complete quiet, no sound	The silence in the library helped her concentrate.
cheer	to shout with joy or support	The fans began to cheer for their team.
destroy	to damage something so badly it no longer exists	The fire destroyed the whole building in minutes.
private	not public, kept secret or personal	This is a private matter between the two of us.
nail	to fix with nails, or to do something perfectly; a metal pin or a fingernail	He nailed the sign above the door.
nightmare	a frightening dream, or a very bad experience	She woke up sweating after a terrifying nightmare.
serious	important and not funny, or severe	The accident caused serious damage to the car.
born	brought into life by birth	She was born in a small village near the sea.
fighting	physical combat between people	Heavy fighting broke out near the border overnight.
least	the smallest amount or degree	She has the least experience of all the staff.
mess	to spoil or make untidy; an untidy state	You messed up the whole order.
failure	lack of success, or an unsuccessful attempt	The project ended in complete failure after months of work.
flavour	the taste of a food, British spelling of flavor	This soup has a strong garlic flavour.
admit	to agree that something is true	He had to admit that he made a mistake.
calm	not worried, angry, or excited	She stayed calm even when the meeting turned chaotic.
rest	a period of relaxing, or what remains	After the long hike, we took a short rest.
simple	easy to understand or do	The instructions were simple enough for a child to follow.
regular	happening often at fixed times	She goes for a regular walk every morning.
professor	senior university teacher	The professor explained the theory in great detail.
lead	the front or first position	Our team took the lead in the second half.
storm	to move somewhere angrily; very bad weather	She stormed out without a word.
skin	the outer covering of a body	Use sunscreen to protect your skin outside.
crash	sudden violent collision or failure	No one was seriously hurt in the car crash.
offer	to say you will give or do something; a proposal	She offered to drive us home.
wing	the part used for flying	The bird injured its wing and could not fly properly.
sexy	sexually attractive or appealing	She wore a sexy red dress to the party.
confess	to admit to doing something wrong	He finally confessed that he had broken the vase.
get out of	to avoid doing something you should do	He tried to get out of washing the dishes.
hang on	used to ask someone to wait	Hang on, I am looking for the file.
chill	make something cold, or relax	Put the wine in the fridge to chill before dinner.
impossible	not able to happen or be done	It is impossible to finish this today.
fit	physically healthy and strong	He exercises daily to stay fit and healthy.
advice	a suggestion about what to do	My teacher gave me some useful advice.
loser	a person who fails or who gets no respect	Nobody likes to be called a loser after a game.
earlier	before now or before the time mentioned	I saw him earlier this morning at the station.
disaster	sudden event causing great damage or suffering	The flood was declared a natural disaster.
attention	careful thought or focus on something	Please pay attention to the teacher now.
possibly	used to say something might happen	We could possibly meet earlier if you prefer.
escape	an act of getting free from somewhere	The prisoner's escape shocked the entire town.
issue	an important topic or a problem	We need to discuss this issue at the meeting.
force	to make someone do something; physical power	Nobody forced you to come.
assume	suppose something without proof	I assume you already know about the schedule change.
embarrassing	causing feelings of shame or awkwardness	It was so embarrassing when I forgot his name.
death	the end of a person's life	The whole town mourned the death of the mayor.
positive	hopeful, or greater than zero	She always stays positive even during difficult times.
phoenix	mythical bird reborn from ashes	The city rose again like a phoenix from ashes.
settle	move to live somewhere permanently	They decided to settle in a quiet coastal town.
adore	to love or admire someone deeply	Grandma adores spending time with her grandchildren.
shrimp	a small edible shellfish	We ordered grilled shrimp with garlic and lemon.
probably	likely to happen or be true	It will probably rain later this afternoon.
chaos	complete disorder and confusion	The power outage caused chaos across the entire city.
trouble	a problem or difficulty	He got into trouble for being late.
wedding	a marriage ceremony	We danced all night at their wedding.
wisdom	good judgment gained from experience	Her grandmother is known for her wisdom.
screw	to fasten with a screw, or to ruin something; a metal fastener	He screwed the shelf to the wall.
teaching	the profession or act of instructing others	She has dedicated her whole career to teaching children.
butt	a person's bottom (informal)	He fell on the ice and hurt his butt.
ache	continuous dull pain	I have a terrible ache in my lower back today.
wine	an alcoholic drink made from grapes	They drank red wine with dinner.
motivation	reason or enthusiasm for doing something	Losing the game gave her more motivation to train.
pain	physical or emotional suffering	She felt a sharp pain in her lower back.
bond	to form a close connection; a close connection	The two of them bonded over the same show.
fix	to repair or arrange something; a repair or a solution	Can you fix the printer today?
public	people in general	The museum is open to the public every day.
marriage	legal union between two people	Their marriage lasted for over forty years.
vexed	annoyed or worried	He looked vexed by all the noise outside.
object	a physical thing you can see or touch	There was a strange object lying on the road.
continue	to keep doing something, not stop	Please continue reading the story after the break.
shut	to close something	Please shut the window before it starts raining.
crime	an illegal action punished by law	Stealing a car is a serious crime.
chef	a professional cook, often in charge	The chef prepared a delicious meal for us.
wake up	to stop sleeping	I woke up before the alarm.
check out	to look at something because it seems interesting	Check out the new bakery on our street.
hang out	to spend time somewhere with no plan	We hung out at her place all afternoon.
big deal	something important, often said sarcastically	It is not a big deal, I can fix it.
roll	to turn over and over while moving; a tube shape or a small bread	The ball rolled under the table.
level	the amount or standard of something	Her English level improved a lot this year.
negative	expressing disagreement or something bad	Try not to be so negative about everything.
amount	a quantity of something	A small amount of sugar makes the coffee taste better.
huge	extremely large	They live in a huge house with ten bedrooms.
absolute	complete, total	The team achieved absolute victory in the final match.
sometimes	on some occasions, not always	Sometimes I forget where I put my keys.
proud	feeling pleased about an achievement	She felt proud when she passed her final exam.
clear	to remove things from a space; easy to understand	Clear the table before dinner.
complicated	difficult to understand or deal with	Filing taxes can feel complicated for first-time workers.
area	a part of a place or space	There is a nice park in this area.
control	to direct or manage something; power over something	She controls the whole schedule.
hell	place of suffering after death, or misery	The soldiers described the battle as a living hell.
incredibly	to an extreme or surprising degree	The exam was incredibly difficult for most of the students.
legal	allowed by or relating to law	It is legal to drive at eighteen in most countries.
technical	relating to a particular skill, craft, or field	The manual is full of confusing technical terms.
awful	very bad or unpleasant	The weather was awful during our whole trip.
tiny	very small in size	A tiny kitten was hiding under the porch.
simply	in a simple way, or just	She simply forgot to bring her umbrella today.
plenty	a large amount, more than enough	There is plenty of food left for everyone.
bet	risk money on an outcome	I bet you five dollars that our team will win.
flaw	fault or imperfection in something	The critics found a serious flaw in his main argument.
mailman	a man who delivers letters, American English	The mailman brought a package this morning.
constant	happening all the time, unchanging	The constant noise from the street kept her awake.
fear	the feeling of being afraid	She spoke slowly, her voice full of fear.
vow	a solemn promise	The couple exchanged vows in front of their families.
remind	to help someone remember something	Can you remind me to call the dentist tomorrow?
selfless	putting others' needs before your own	The nurse showed selfless dedication throughout the entire crisis.
switch	device used to turn something on or off	Flip the switch to turn on the lights.
accidental	happening by chance, not planned	The fire was caused by an accidental spark from the stove.
dump	place where waste is left	They took the old furniture to the local dump.
secretly	without others knowing	He secretly planned a surprise party for his wife.
basic	simple, forming the main part	He only knows basic English words and phrases.
writing	the activity or skill of writing	She spends most mornings writing her novel.
dope	illegal drugs (informal)	The police found dope hidden under the seat.
hack	to gain unauthorized access to a computer	Someone managed to hack into the company's database.
hilarious	extremely funny	The comedian's new show was absolutely hilarious from start to finish.
company	a business that sells goods or services	She works for a large software company.
possible	able to happen or be done	It is possible to finish the project by Friday.
honour	great respect, British spelling of honor	It is an honour to meet you at last.
burn	an injury caused by fire or heat	She got a small burn from the hot pan.
dummy	a model of a person, or a stupid person	The shop window had a dummy wearing a red coat.
fail	to not succeed at something	He was afraid he would fail the driving test.
allow	to let someone do something	My parents allow me to stay out late tonight.
value	to think something is important; how much something is worth	I value your opinion on this.
lawyer	a person who practices law	She hired a lawyer to help with the contract.
innocent	not guilty of a crime	The jury decided that the man was innocent.
magical	relating to magic, wonderfully exciting	The fireworks created a magical atmosphere at the party.
selfish	caring only about oneself	It was selfish of him to take all the credit.
fresh	newly made or grown, not old	The bakery sells fresh bread every morning.
prank	a trick played on someone for fun	The students played a prank on their teacher.
theory	an idea meant to explain something	Scientists tested the theory with several experiments.
dumb	stupid, in informal speech; unable to speak	That was a dumb thing to say.
crew	people working together on a task	The ship's crew worked together to fix the engine.
behave	act in a particular way	The children behaved very well during the long flight.
usual	happening most of the time, normal	We met at our usual coffee shop.
argument	an angry disagreement between people	They had a big argument about money last night.
heaven	place believed to be home of God	Many religions describe heaven as a place of peace.
chalkboard	a dark board that you write on with chalk	The teacher wrote the date on the chalkboard.
amateur	someone doing something without professional training	The tournament is open to both amateurs and professionals.
brunch	a late morning meal between breakfast and lunch	We had brunch at eleven on Sunday.
crisis	time of intense danger or difficulty	The company faced a financial crisis last winter.
massage	rubbing muscles to relax the body	After the long hike, she booked a massage at the spa.
classic	traditional, of high and lasting quality	This is a classic movie from the nineteen sixties.
mate	friend, or an animal's breeding partner	He went to the pub with a close mate from school.
bachelor	a man who has never married	My uncle stayed a bachelor all his life.
spider	small eight-legged creature that spins webs	A large spider crawled across the kitchen ceiling.
cocaine	an illegal drug made from coca leaves	The police found cocaine in the car.
run away	to escape from a place or a person	He ran away from home when he was sixteen.
help out	to help someone, especially with work	My neighbour helped out with the moving.
forget about	to stop thinking about something	Forget about the money, it really does not matter.
show up	to arrive, often late or unexpectedly	He showed up an hour after everyone else.
number one	the best or the most important one	Safety is our number one concern.
turn out	to happen in a particular way in the end	It turned out to be much easier than I thought.
well done	said to praise someone for doing something well	Well done, you passed on your first try.
existence	state of being real or living	Scientists are searching for evidence of life's existence on Mars.
margarita	a cocktail made with tequila and lime juice	She ordered a margarita with plenty of ice.
mix	to combine two or more things	Mix the flour and sugar in a large bowl.
score	to get a point or a goal; the number of points	He scored twice in the second half.
actual	existing in reality, real	The actual cost was higher than the estimate we received.
walking	the activity of moving on foot	Walking every day keeps me healthy.
notice	to become aware of something; an announcement	Nobody noticed that I had left.
affect	have an influence or effect on	The bad weather will affect our travel plans tomorrow.
worth	having value, deserving of	This old painting is probably worth a lot of money.
tough	strong and hard to break or handle	It was a tough decision to close the family business.
improve	to make or become better	You need to practice more to improve your English.
hop	short jump	The rabbit gave one quick hop across the lawn.
prefer	to like one thing more than another	I prefer tea to coffee in the morning.
official	approved by an authority, formal	The official results will be announced tomorrow.
avoid	to stay away from something	Try to avoid busy roads during rush hour.
treat	to behave toward someone; something special	He treats everyone the same way.
respect	to admire someone; admiration	I respect her for saying it out loud.
recent	happening a short time ago	The recent news about the storm worried everyone.
sweetheart	a person you love dearly	He called his wife his sweetheart.
accept	to agree to take or receive something	I hope you accept my invitation to the party.
concept	abstract idea or notion	The teacher explained the concept of gravity with an apple.
version	a particular form of something	This is the updated version of the software.
scenario	a description of a possible sequence of events	The team prepared for the worst case scenario.
upset	unhappy or worried about something	She was upset about losing the game.
identity	who or what someone is	The police could not confirm the man's identity.
interest	a feeling of wanting to know more	He has a strong interest in ancient history.
third	number three in a series	This is the third time I have called.
ruin	to spoil something completely	Heavy rain nearly ruined our outdoor wedding.
secret	something kept hidden from others	She promised to keep his secret safe.
holy	sacred, connected with God	Pilgrims travel every year to visit the holy site.
hook	curved device for catching or hanging	He hung his coat on the hook by the door.
return	the act of coming back	We celebrated his return from the long trip.
unique	one of a kind, unusual	Every snowflake is said to be unique in its shape.
french	belonging to or coming from France	We ate French bread with cheese.
philosophy	study of fundamental questions about existence	She majored in philosophy at university for four years.
environment	the natural world around us	We must protect the environment for future generations.
sudden	happening quickly and unexpectedly	There was a sudden change in the weather.
solo	done alone, without other people	She took a solo trip across Europe last summer.
thirty-six	the number 36	There are thirty-six students in the class.
apparent	clearly visible or understood	It became apparent that the plan would not work.
robot	a machine that can do tasks automatically	The factory uses a robot to assemble car parts.
relief	a feeling of reassurance after worry ends	She felt great relief when the exam was finally over.
duty	moral or legal obligation	It is your duty to protect your family.
racist	person who discriminates based on race	Many people were shocked to learn their neighbor was a racist.
less	to a smaller extent, not as much	You should eat less sugar for better health.
goodness	expression of surprise	Goodness, I did not realize it was so late already.
psycho	a person who acts in a violent or crazy way (informal)	He drives like a psycho on the highway.
beg	to ask for something urgently or humbly	The dog began to beg for some food.
ban	an official rule that forbids something	The city introduced a ban on single use plastic bags.
insane	mentally ill, very foolish	It would be insane to drive in this snowstorm.
casual	relaxed, not formal	He wore casual clothes to the informal weekend gathering.
experience	knowledge or skill gained by doing something	Living abroad was an unforgettable experience for her.
mention	to say something briefly; a brief reference	He mentioned it once and never again.
nervous	worried or anxious about something	She felt nervous before her job interview.
comfort	state of physical ease and relief	The soft chair gave him great comfort after a long day.
nearly	almost, not quite	It is nearly midnight, so we should sleep.
congratulations	said to praise someone for a success	Congratulations on passing your driving test!
serve	to give food or help to someone	The waiter will serve our drinks shortly.
bare	not covered, plain, empty	He walked across the hot sand with bare feet.
none	not any of a group	None of the students finished the test early.
power	strength, control, or electricity	The storm cut off the power to the whole town.
expert	a person with special skill or knowledge	She is an expert in ancient Greek history.
warn	tell someone of possible danger	The lifeguard tried to warn swimmers about the strong current.
frank	honest and direct in speech	To be frank, I don't like the plan.
spirit	a person's mood, character, or a ghost	The team showed great spirit despite losing the game.
original	existing from the beginning, not a copy	This painting is the original, not a copy.
plate	a flat dish for food	She placed a clean plate on the table.
complete	having all its parts, finished	This is a complete set of kitchen knives.
further	more distant, or additional	We need further information before we decide.
blame	to say someone caused something bad	Don't blame me for your own mistake.
toward	in the direction of	The dog ran toward the front door.
appear	to become visible or seem to be	The moon began to appear over the hills.
investigate	to examine facts carefully to find the truth	Detectives were sent to investigate the mysterious break in.
emotional	relating to emotions, or showing strong feeling	It was an emotional farewell at the train station.
consider	to think carefully about something	Please consider my offer before you decide.
stick	to attach to something or remain fixed	The gum will stick to your shoe if you step on it.
ability	the power or skill to do something	She has the ability to speak three languages.
knowledge	information gained by learning	Her knowledge of history is really impressive.
surgery	medical operation involving cutting into the body	He needed surgery to repair his broken arm.
homie	a close friend, informal American English	He plays basketball with his homies every Sunday.
friendship	a close relationship between friends	Their friendship has lasted more than twenty years.
tap	a device that controls water flow	Please turn off the tap after washing.
base	the bottom part that supports something	The lamp has a heavy metal base.
effect	a result caused by something	The medicine had no effect on his headache.
boop	a playful light tap, usually on the nose	She gave the puppy a gentle boop on the nose.
giraffe	tall African animal with a long neck	The giraffe stretched its neck to reach the leaves.
country	a nation with its own government	France is a beautiful country in Europe.
common	found or happening often	Smith is a very common surname in England.
glitch	a small fault in a machine or program	A small glitch in the app deleted my notes.
carcass	the dead body of an animal	Birds circled the carcass of the dead animal.
voluntary	done or given by choice, not forced	Attendance at the extra class is entirely voluntary.
silly	foolish, not sensible	It was silly of me to forget my keys again.
reference	to mention or point to a source; a mention or a source	She referenced the article twice.
support	to help or back someone; help given	Her family supported her decision.
respond	reply or react to something	She didn't respond to my email for three days.
guilt	feeling of having done wrong	He felt a deep sense of guilt after lying to her.
dozen	a group of twelve	She bought a dozen eggs at the market.
blanket	a thick cloth used for warmth	She wrapped the baby in a warm blanket.
full-time	working the whole standard week	She just started a full-time job at the hospital.
spa	a place offering health and beauty treatments	We spent the weekend relaxing at a luxury spa.
counsellor	a trained adviser, British spelling of counselor	She talked to a counsellor about her worries.
ranking	a position on a list ordered by success or quality	The team moved up in the world ranking.
road	a path for cars and vehicles	The road was closed because of heavy snow.
commit	carry out, or pledge to something	He promised never to commit the same mistake again.
far	at or to a great distance	The station is not far from my house.
against	touching, or opposed to something	He leaned his bike against the wall.
protocol	an official set of rules for doing something	The hospital follows a strict protocol for visitors.
jail	place where criminals are kept	The thief spent two years in jail.
mainframe	a large powerful computer used by big organizations	All the data is stored on the company mainframe.
there you go	said when you hand something over or something succeeds	There you go, that is your change.
by mistake	not on purpose, by accident	I took your coat by mistake.
stay in	to stay at home instead of going out	Let's stay in and watch a film tonight.
start over	to begin again from the beginning	I deleted it and started over.
move on	to leave something behind and continue	Let's move on to the next question.
throw in	to add something extra, usually for free	They threw in a free case with the phone.
come up with	to think of an idea or a plan	She came up with a better name.
turn in	to give work to the person in charge	Turn in your essays on Friday.
look for	to try to find something	I am looking for my other shoe.
end up	to reach a state you did not plan	We ended up walking home.
fall into	to end up in a situation or a group without planning it	It is easy to fall into bad habits when you live alone.
hold up	to delay someone or something	A broken signal held up every train this morning.
full-time job	work that takes all your hours, or anything that takes constant effort	Looking after twins is a full-time job.
live with	to share a home, or to accept something unpleasant	I can live with a smaller salary.
give up	to stop trying	Do not give up now, you are almost there.
good job	said to praise what someone did	Good job on the presentation.
grocery	a shop that sells food, or food bought there	I stopped at the grocery store for milk.
parking	space for leaving vehicles	We couldn't find any parking near the stadium.
pill	a small round piece of medicine	She takes a pill every morning for her allergy.
launch	to start something, to send into use	The company will launch its new phone next month.
select	carefully chosen, exclusive	Only a select group of guests were invited to the launch.
create	to make something new	The artist wants to create something truly original.
calculate	work out a number using math	Please calculate the total cost before we place the order.
happiness	the feeling of being happy	Money cannot buy true happiness.
shock	a sudden surprising or upsetting feeling	The news came as a shock to everyone in the room.
decorate	to make something look more attractive	We decorated the living room for the holiday party.
style	a particular way of doing something	I really like her fashion style.
ton	a unit of weight equal to 1,000 kilograms	The ship carried more than a ton of cargo.
attend	be present at an event	All employees must attend the safety training session.
english	the language of England, used all over the world	They speak English at work every day.
incredible	impossible or hard to believe	The view from the mountain top was simply incredible.
fundamental	basic and essential, forming a base	Trust is a fundamental part of any healthy relationship.
rescue	an act of saving someone from danger	Firefighters carried out a dramatic rescue from the fire.
curse	an evil spell, or a swear word	The old woman put a curse on the house.
risk	the possibility of danger or loss	Smoking increases the risk of heart disease.
brief	short in duration	She gave a brief summary of the meeting's main points.
low	not high, small in amount	The price of fruit is quite low this month.
neighbour	a person living next to you, British spelling of neighbor	Our neighbour looks after our cat when we travel.
invite	to ask someone to come somewhere	We plan to invite all our friends to the party.
nod	downward movement of the head	She gave a small nod to show she understood.
fart	to let gas out of your bottom	It is rude to fart at the dinner table.
state	a part of a country, or condition	Texas is a large state in America.
cash	money in coins and notes	Do you want to pay in cash or by card?
british	from or relating to the United Kingdom	British tea is usually served with milk.
stairs	a set of steps that lead from one floor to another	She ran up the stairs to answer the phone.
smash	break something violently into pieces	The ball flew through the window and smashed the glass.
porn	films or pictures showing sexual acts	The site was blocked because it showed porn.
treatise	a long serious piece of writing on one subject	He wrote a long treatise on modern art.
record	to save sound, video, or data	We plan to record the concert on video.
toe	one of the parts of the foot	She hurt her toe on the door.
corrupt	acting dishonestly for personal gain	The journalist exposed several corrupt government officials.
degree	a unit for temperature or angle, or a university title	The water reached a temperature of forty degrees.
buzz	a low humming sound, or excitement	There was a buzz of excitement before the concert began.
bang	a sudden loud noise	The door closed with a loud bang in the wind.
explode	to burst violently, blow up	The old boiler could explode if not repaired soon.
flesh	soft substance of a body	The wound went deep enough to expose the flesh beneath.
nude	not wearing any clothes	The painting shows a nude woman by a window.
favour	a kind act that helps someone, British spelling of favor	Could you do me a favour and close the door?
function	to work or operate properly	The old clock still functions perfectly well.
progress	forward movement or improvement	The doctors were pleased with her steady progress.
practical	useful and sensible; realistic	She gave us some practical advice about budgeting money.
asleep	sleeping, not awake	The baby finally fell asleep after crying.
compliment	expression of praise	She blushed after receiving such a lovely compliment.
doom	death or destruction that cannot be avoided	The film's dark ending left a sense of doom.
phony	false or not genuine	He gave the police a phony name and address.
sexual	relating to sex or physical attraction	The company introduced a new policy against sexual harassment.
billion	the number one thousand million	The company is now worth more than a billion dollars.
scary	causing feelings of fear	The old house looked scary in the dark.
formula	set method or mathematical rule	The teacher wrote the formula for water on the board.
drag	pull something along with effort	Please drag the heavy box across the room.
zero	the number 0, nothing	The temperature dropped to zero last night.
weed	an unwanted wild plant	She spent the whole afternoon pulling weeds from the garden.
beginning	the start or first part of something	The beginning of the movie was very slow.
desperate	feeling extreme need or hopelessness	The family was desperate for help after the fire.
normal	usual, expected, not different	It is normal to feel tired after a long trip.
relax	to rest and become calm	It's good to relax after a busy week at work.
homey	comfortable and pleasant like home	The little kitchen felt warm and homey.
scared	feeling very afraid	She was too scared to open the door alone.
remain	to stay in the same state	Please remain seated until the plane stops.
backup	a copy kept in case the original is lost	Always keep a backup of your important files.
bummer	an informal word for a disappointing situation	Missing the concert was a real bummer.
yacht	a sailing or power boat for pleasure	They spent the weekend sailing a yacht along the coast.
award	a prize given for a good result	She won an award for her painting.
bother	to disturb or worry someone	Sorry to bother you, but I need some help.
whisper	a very quiet way of speaking	She spoke in a whisper so no one else could hear.
purpose	the reason for doing something	The purpose of the meeting is to plan the event.
according	as stated by someone or something, used in according to	According to the map, the lake is very close.
pour	to make liquid flow from a container	She poured milk into the glass carefully.
sue	to take legal action against someone	She decided to sue the company for unfair dismissal.
turning	a point where a road branches off	Take the first turning on the left after the bridge.
frame	a border that holds a picture, or a structure	He put the photo in a wooden frame.
yell	to shout loudly; a loud shout	Stop yelling, I can hear you.
lake	a large area of water on land	We swam in the lake all afternoon.
stressed	feeling mental or emotional strain	She felt stressed about the upcoming final exams.
pile	a group of things stacked together	There was a pile of books on his desk.
twice	on two occasions	I have visited Paris twice this year.
swing	a hanging seat that moves back and forth	The children took turns on the swing in the park.
conflict	serious disagreement or fight	The conflict between the neighbors lasted for several years.
dangerous	likely to cause harm or injury	Swimming in that river can be very dangerous.
certain	sure, without any doubt	I am certain that she will pass the test.
deeply	in a strong, intense way	She sighed deeply and closed her eyes.
unfair	not fair or just	It is unfair to blame only him.
protect	keep someone or something safe	Sunscreen helps protect your skin from the sun.
chat	to talk in a friendly, informal way	We like to chat online after school.
vibe	the feeling or mood that a place or person gives	The little cafe has a relaxed vibe.
perform	to do a task, or entertain people	The band will perform live at the festival tonight.
glow	steady, soft light or warmth	The candle gave off a warm, gentle glow in the dark.
flame	visible burning part of a fire	A single flame flickered inside the old glass lantern.
alive	living, not dead	The old man is ninety years old and still alive.
retreat	a withdrawal, or a peaceful, quiet place	The army was forced into a rapid retreat overnight.
capacity	maximum amount something can hold	The stadium has a seating capacity of fifty thousand people.
consequence	a result that follows an action	Losing his job was a consequence of being late.
mall	a large building with many shops	We spent the afternoon shopping at the mall.
improved	made better than before	The new model comes with an improved battery life.
credit	money borrowed, or praise for an achievement	He bought the car on credit last year.
various	several different kinds	We discussed various options before choosing the final design.
fate	power believed to control events	It seemed like fate that they met again after years.
erase	to remove writing or information completely	He tried to erase the pencil marks from the page.
gal	an informal word for a girl or woman	A young gal from the village won the race.
scare	make someone afraid	The loud thunder scared the little boy.
joy	a feeling of great happiness	The baby's laugh filled the room with joy.
wallet	a small case for carrying money	He forgot his wallet at the restaurant.
kidney	an organ that cleans the blood and makes urine	The doctor said his left kidney was healthy.
heck	a mild word used instead of hell	What the heck are you doing up there?
bravo	a shout of praise for a good performance	Bravo! That was a wonderful performance.
condescending	acting as if you are better than other people	His condescending tone annoyed everyone at the meeting.
terrifying	causing intense fear	The horror film had several genuinely terrifying scenes.
hangover	the sick feeling after drinking too much alcohol	He had a bad hangover after the party.
wonder	to want to know something	I often wonder what she is doing now.
sweat	to produce moisture through the skin	I always sweat a lot when I run.
trick	a clever action meant to fool someone	The magician performed an amazing trick.
wee	very small, used especially in Scotland	Wait a wee moment while I find my keys.
handle	to manage or cope with something; the part you hold	I can handle this on my own.
philosopher	person who studies fundamental truths	The ancient Greek philosopher taught many famous students.
pointless	having no purpose or meaning	Arguing about it now seems pointless since the decision is final.
narrow	not wide, having a small width	The car barely fit through the narrow street.
beep	a short high sound made by a machine	The microwave gave a loud beep when it finished.
defence	protection against attack, British spelling of defense	The team played strong defence in the second half.
silent	completely quiet, without sound	The whole class went silent when the teacher walked in.
loud	producing a lot of noise	The music was too loud for the small room.
con	trick someone, especially for money	The salesman conned several elderly customers out of savings.
hump	a round raised part on a back or a road	A camel stores fat in its hump.
manuscript	a handwritten or unpublished book or document	The library keeps a manuscript from the tenth century.
explore	to travel somewhere to learn about it	They spent the summer exploring the old city.
model	to display clothes, or to base one thing on another; a small copy	She modeled the dress for us.
extra	more than what is usual, additional	Could I have an extra blanket for the bed?
deadline	time by which something must be done	The deadline for submitting applications is next Friday.
despite	without being affected by, in spite of	Despite the rain, they went ahead with the picnic.
hug	to put your arms around someone	She ran to hug her father at the airport.
cell	small room, or basic living unit	Scientists studied how a single cell divides and grows.
press	news media, or a printing machine	Reporters from the press gathered outside the courthouse.
sadness	the feeling of being sad	She felt a deep sadness after her dog died.
peanut	small edible nut from a legume plant	He is allergic to peanut butter and other nuts.
trafficking	the illegal trade in people, drugs or weapons	The police broke up a drug trafficking ring.
buffalo	a large wild animal like a cow with horns	A herd of buffalo crossed the wide river.
lit	having light shining on it	The hallway was dimly lit by one small lamp.
repair	the act of fixing something broken	The car needs a repair before the long trip.
poetry	literary work written in verse	He reads poetry aloud to his students every Friday.
loop	a shape or path that curves back to where it started	The road makes a wide loop around the lake.
sensitive	easily affected, or emotionally quick to react	She is very sensitive about comments regarding her weight.
junk	old or useless things	The garage is full of old junk we should sell.
karaoke	singing along to recorded music for entertainment	We spent the night singing karaoke at a small bar.
colour	a quality such as red or blue, British spelling of color	What colour is your new car?
criminal	person who commits a crime	Police finally arrested the criminal after a long chase.
invent	to create something for the first time	Who invented the telephone many years ago?
gross	very unpleasant, or total (before deductions)	The restaurant's gross annual income exceeded two million dollars.
option	a thing that may be chosen	Renting a car is another option for the trip.
spin	turn rapidly around a central point	The dancer began to spin gracefully across the stage.
wet	covered in water or another liquid	My shoes got wet in the rain.
update	make current, add new information	The app will automatically update itself overnight while you sleep.
lame	weak and unconvincing, or unable to walk normally	His excuse for being late sounded pretty lame.
follow	to go or come after someone	The dog followed its owner into the kitchen.
foundation	base that supports a structure	Workers laid the foundation for the new house.
almond	a flat pale nut with a sweet taste	She likes almond milk in her coffee.
info	a short form of information	The website has more info about the tickets.
chili	a hot spicy pepper used in cooking	This soup has a lot of chili in it.
rip	tear something suddenly and forcefully	He accidentally ripped his shirt on a sharp nail.
explain	to make something clear or easy to understand	Can you explain how this machine works?
dingdong	the sound of a bell ringing twice	We heard the dingdong of the doorbell.
dork	an informal word for a silly or awkward person	He felt like a dork in his old jacket.
cheat	to act dishonestly to gain an advantage	He was caught trying to cheat on the final exam.
pitch	sports field, or the highness of a sound	The players ran onto the pitch as the crowd cheered.
demon	an evil spirit	The film is about a demon that haunts an old house.
dirtbag	an insulting word for a dishonest, unpleasant person	Everyone called him a dirtbag after he stole the money.
bump	hit something by accident	I bumped into an old friend at the market today.
master	person highly skilled at something	He became a master of the violin after years of practice.
naked	not wearing any clothes	The baby laughed while naked in the bath.
evidence	facts that prove something is true	The police found new evidence at the scene.
rough	not smooth, or difficult	The road became very rough after the storm.
pressure	a force pushing on something, or stress	He felt a lot of pressure before the exam.
apologise	to say you are sorry, British spelling of apologize	You should apologise to her for shouting.
predict	to say what will happen later	Scientists predict heavy rain for the weekend.
beer	an alcoholic drink made from grain	He ordered a cold beer with his dinner.
marry	to become someone's husband or wife	They plan to marry next spring in Italy.
sacrifice	giving up something valuable for a greater purpose	Her parents made many sacrifices to pay for college.
routine	a regular way of doing things	Getting up early is part of my daily routine.
cos	an informal short form of because	I stayed home cos I felt tired.
charity	organization helping those in need	She donates part of her salary to a local charity.
rail	a bar to hold onto, or railway track	Hold the rail tightly as you go down the stairs.
other half	your husband, wife or partner	I am bringing my other half to the party.
hold on	used to ask someone to wait	Hold on, I am almost ready.
deal with	to handle a problem or a person	I will deal with the paperwork tomorrow.
on one's toes	alert and ready to react	These students keep me on my toes.
fall apart	to break into pieces, or to stop coping	The old book fell apart in my hands.
what do you say	used to ask if someone likes your suggestion	Pizza tonight, what do you say?
make sense	to be reasonable or easy to understand	Her explanation makes sense.
break up	to end a relationship	They broke up after three years.
blow up	to explode, or to suddenly get very angry	The old boiler blew up in the middle of the night.
as soon as	at the moment that something happens	Call me as soon as you land.
get back to	to return to something, or to reply later	I will get back to you after lunch.
turn off	to stop a machine or a light	Turn off the tap, please.
hear of	to know that someone or something exists	I had never heard of that band.
walk around	to walk with no particular destination	We walked around the old town for hours.
hook up	to meet up with someone, often for a casual romantic evening	They hooked up after the party and never spoke again.
over the top	far more extreme than is needed	His reaction was completely over the top.
move out	to stop living in a place	She moved out at the end of the month.
say no more	used to show you understand without any more explanation	Say no more, I will bring you the usual.
write down	to record something on paper	Write down the address before you forget.
small talk	polite conversation about unimportant things	He is terrible at small talk.
sleep on	to wait until the next day before deciding	Let me sleep on it and I will answer tomorrow.
make fun of	to laugh at someone in an unkind way	Stop making fun of my accent.
base on	to use something as the starting point for an idea or a story	The film is based on a true story.
break one's promise	to fail to do what you promised	He broke his promise to call me back.
shut up	a rude way to tell someone to stop talking	She told her brother to shut up.
screw up	to make a bad mistake	I screwed up the order.
go to town on	to do something with a lot of energy and no limits	She really went to town on the birthday decorations.
bring in	to bring someone or something into a place or a job	They brought in an expert to help.
all over the place	everywhere, or badly organised	Your notes are all over the place.
stand by	to keep supporting someone in a hard time	She stood by her brother through the whole trial.
scare into	to frighten someone so much that they do what you want	They scared him into signing the paper.
white lie	a small lie told so that nobody gets hurt	I told a white lie and said I loved the gift.
jump up	to get to your feet suddenly	He jumped up as soon as the phone rang.
fit in	to be accepted by a group because you are like them	It took me months to fit in at the new school.
real quick	very quickly, in just a moment	Let me check my messages real quick.
give it to someone	to praise someone, or to scold them	I have to give it to her, she was right.
for the record	said when you want something to be clearly known	For the record, I never agreed to any of this.
on the other hand	used to give the opposite side of an argument	It is expensive, but on the other hand it lasts for years.
narrow down	to reduce a lot of choices to a few	We narrowed down the list to three names.
weigh in	to join a discussion and give your opinion	Everyone weighed in on where we should eat.
cheer up	to make someone feel happier, or to start feeling happier	Her message really cheered up the whole team.
just like that	suddenly and with no effort or warning	The lights went out, just like that.
out of nowhere	suddenly and with no warning	A dog ran out of nowhere in front of the car.
bang out	to produce something quickly, without fussing over it	He banged out the whole report in an hour.
call for	to need or deserve something	This calls for a celebration.
pull off	to succeed at something difficult	I cannot believe they pulled it off.
sit down	to move into a sitting position	Please sit down, the show is starting.
head up	to be in charge of a team or a project	She heads up the design team now.
turn on	to start a machine or a light	Turn on the lamp, it is getting dark.
call in	to phone a place, or to ask someone to come and help	We had to call in an expert to fix it.
over and over again	many times, repeating the same thing	She played the same song over and over again.
wait for	to stay somewhere until someone or something comes	I waited for the bus in the rain.
calm down	to become less angry or upset	Calm down and tell me what happened.
make money	to earn money	She makes money selling cakes online.
sit tight	to wait patiently and do nothing for now	Sit tight, the doctor will call your name.
take a look	to look at something briefly	Take a look at this photo.
let me tell you	used to stress what you are about to say	Let me tell you, it was not easy.
keep together	to stay as one group and not separate	Keep together, the museum is very crowded today.
stay out	to remain outside, or to avoid involvement	Stay out of my business.
speak for	to say what someone else thinks or wants	I cannot speak for the whole team.
chill out	to relax and stop worrying	Chill out, we still have plenty of time.
live a lie	to live pretending to be something you are not	He lived a lie for years to protect his family.
blow someone's cover	to reveal the secret identity someone was hiding behind	Do not use my real name, you will blow my cover.
get to the bottom of	to find out the truth about something	We will get to the bottom of this by Friday.
to do with	connected with someone or something	This decision has nothing to do with you.
say goodbye	to tell someone you are leaving	He left the party without saying goodbye.
all set	completely ready	We are all set for the trip tomorrow.
get rid of	to remove something you do not want	I need to get rid of these old boxes.
speak to	to talk to someone	I need to speak to your manager, please.
so far so good	no problems up to now	First week at the new job and so far so good.
listen up	used to get a group's attention	Listen up, the schedule has changed.
get out of here	said to express disbelief, or to send someone away	Get out of here, that cannot be true.
drag into	to pull someone into a situation they want no part of	Do not drag me into your argument with him.
fly solo	to do something alone, without your usual partner	My friend cancelled, so I flew solo at the wedding.
make out of	to build or form something using a material	The whole table is made out of old floorboards.
pass out	to lose consciousness, to faint	He passed out from the heat on the way home.
look out	to be careful because there is danger	Look out, there is a car coming.
blow away	to impress or amaze someone completely	Her voice blew away the whole audience.
too late	after the time when it would have helped	We arrived too late to see the opening.
as you know	used before something the listener already knows	As you know, the office closes early today.
stick it to	to hit back at someone, especially someone with power over you	He took the case to court just to stick it to his old boss.
pull out	to stop taking part in something, or to take something out	They pulled out of the deal at the last minute.
great job	said to praise the work someone has done	Great job on the presentation today.
buzz off	a rude way to tell someone to go away	Buzz off and let me finish my work.
settle down	to become calm, or to start living a quiet steady life	Settle down, everyone, the show is about to start.
not to mention	used to add another important point	The flat is tiny, not to mention expensive.
get lost	to lose your way, or a rude way to tell someone to go away	We got lost on the way to the hotel.
knock out	to make someone unconscious, or to eliminate them	One punch knocked him out.
step out	to leave a room or building for a short time	She stepped out to take a call.
set up	to arrange or prepare something	They set up the chairs in a circle.
shut down	to stop a machine, or to close a business for good	They shut down the factory last winter.
send away	to make someone leave or send them somewhere else	They sent him away without even an answer.
pay back	to return money you owe, or to get revenge	I will pay you back on Friday, I promise.
pro and con	a point in favour and a point against something	Let's weigh every pro and con before we decide.
pitch in	to help with a job along with everyone else	Everyone pitched in to clean the hall.
go back to	to return to a place or an activity	I went back to my old gym.
bring together	to make people meet or join as one group	The festival brings together artists from ten countries.
work out	to exercise, or to end well	Everything worked out in the end.