Unit 9
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Unit 9, Optimise B1 Exercises and Flashcards
These exercises focus on Unit 9, Optimise B1
Wordlist for Unit 9, Optimise B1
Word |
Definition |
Example |
acrobat |
a person who entertains people by doing difficult and skilful physical things, such as walking along a high wire |
It takes years of training to become a circus acrobat. |
athlete |
a person who is very good at sports or physical exercise, especially one who competes in organized events |
The world's best athletes compete in the Olympic Games. |
captain |
the person in charge of a group |
Greg is the captain of our football team this season. |
climber |
someone who climbs mountains for sport |
Two climbers were rescued from the mountain by helicopter. |
cyclist |
someone who rides a bike |
You need strong legs to be a professional cyclist. |
gamer |
someone who likes playing computer games |
I play video games online with gamers from all around the world. |
gymnast |
a person trained or skilled in gymnastics. |
You need very good balance to be a gymnast. |
player |
a person or organization that influences a situation, especially in business or politics |
How many players are there in a football team? |
referee |
someone who makes sure that the rules of a sport such as football, basketball, or boxing, are followed |
The referee blew the whistle and the match began. |
rider |
someone who rides a horse, bicycle, or motorcycle |
Two riders fell off their bikes during the race. |
be knocked out (of) |
have to leave a competition because you lose |
In the first round, the loser of each match is knocked out of the competition. |
catch on |
become popular |
Pokemon Go caught on extremely quickly. |
join in (with) |
take part |
We're going to play a board game – do you want to join in? |
pull out (of) |
leave a game/competition because of a problem or accident |
My sister had to pull out of the swimming competition when she broke her leg. |
put away |
store something in its usual place |
Please put the equipment away after you've finished using it. |
put off |
delay, postpone |
The match has been put off until next week because of the bad weather. |
send off |
make sb leave a game because they broke the rules |
The referee sent Jake off because he shouted at anotherplayer. |
set up |
prepare equipment |
You set up the board game and I'll get the coffee ready. |
yoga |
a set of physical and mental exercises, originally from India, intended to give control over the body and mind |
We do yoga at school in the summer term. |
play football |
to take part in a game of football |
Have you ever played football? |