by PushtoLearn
Unit 10
Unit 10, Road Map B2 Exercises and Flashcards
Wordlist for Unit 10, Road Map B2
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Word |
Example |
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purpose in life |
During this time, he began to read the Bible and was searching for a purpose in life |
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artistic ability |
Audiences were always impressed by his artistic ability |
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a unique talent |
Cultivating unique talents or skills might help us make a name for ourselves |
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a soul mate |
It will be easier to find a soul mate elsewhere than in one's own backyard |
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my great passion |
Singing is and was always my great passion |
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a place of my own |
I really wanted a place of my own and a child |
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a sense of belonging |
It's important to have a sense of belonging |
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like-minded friends |
At university I had got a chance to meet like-minded friends |
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a place I can call home |
It is a place that I can call home even if I am thousands of miles away |
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a sence of adventure |
Travelling gives me a great sence of adventure |
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core principles |
It's against my core principles to accept gifts from clients |
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true vocation |
Jan has a true vocation for teaching |
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high-profile |
A lot of high-profile people attended the party |
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take somewhere by storm |
The new show took London by storm |
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legacy |
You could make a real difference to someone's life by leaving them a generous legacy. |
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start out |
He started out as a builder but now owns the company |
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unknown |
Don't open a link from an unknown person |
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go unnoticed |
His contribution did not go unnoticed |
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big break |
Her first big break in film career began periodic major role in four episodes of the television series "Escape" |
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an instant hit |
His first single "Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit of...)" became an instant worldwide hit in 1997 |
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shoot to fame |
Brian, an air steward, shot to fame on the television show 'Big Brother' |
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in the public eye |
Celebrities have to live in the public eye – they are watched all the time |
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self-confident |
Actors appear to be very self-confident |
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well-educated |
Most of their customers are well-educated |
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absent-minded |
He's pretty absent-minded |
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high-tech |
High-tech tools help scientists explore without harming sites |
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well-off |
He is quite well-off and he is a really nice man |
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long-term |
Are you aware of the long-term effects of smoking? |
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densely-populated |
Mexico City is one of the most densely-populated cities in the world |
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narrow-minded |
Don't be so narrow-minded – this is the 21st century! |
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hard-working |
Hard-working people usually get better results |
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long-distance |
He is a long-distance swimmer |
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charge |
Leave the battery on charge all night |
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discourage |
Failure discourages some people from following their dreams |
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educate |
He was educated at a private school |
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enforce |
Enforcing a patent can be a long and expensive process |
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fine |
'How's Jack?' 'Oh, he's fine.' |
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install |
Can you help me install this app? |
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introduce |
Can you introduce me to your sister? |
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put up |
We can put up at a hotel for the night |