by PushtoLearn
Unit 6
Table of Contents
Unit 6, Road Map B2 Exercises and Flashcards
Wordlist for Unit 6, Road Map B2
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Word |
Example |
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cost an arm and a leg |
Look, I know you guys like to have the newest, shiniest toys, but those things cost an arm and a leg |
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take somebody's breath away |
The view from the top will take your breath away |
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be over the moon |
She's over the moon about her new job |
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drive somebody up the wall |
That noise is driving me up the wall |
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be out of this world |
The graphics and sounds are out of this world |
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be a piece of cake |
Creating graphs is a piece of cake on the computer |
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bond |
Time must be given for the mother to bond with her baby |
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buid trust |
The company recognizes that trust building in labor relations is a long process |
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conflict |
A conflict between neighbouring countries over their common border isn't finished |
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criticise |
A good friend never criticises you |
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praise |
All of Charlie's teachers had always praised him for being so determined |
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cooperate |
Even the shortest conversation before discussing a deal will make potential business partners six or seven times more likely to cooperate |
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fall out |
Alan and Michael have fallen out. They aren't speaking to each other |
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interrupt |
55% of all calls received by executives are less important than the work they interrupt |
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stay calm |
He usually stays quite calm in meetings but this time he just lost his head |
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tension |
A minor mistake may turn tension into conflict |
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pressure |
Each baby we bring into the world puts extra pressure on the world's resources |
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issue |
Body image is a big issue for many young people today |
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tense |
He's so tense and irritable |
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refuse |
She's a strict vegetarian and refuses to eat any poultry or fish |
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accuse |
A government minister has been accused of having unfair office rules for her staff |
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admit |
Customers who blind-tasted the ugly and standard fruit admitted they tasted the same |
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advise |
Could you please advise me on the design? |
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agree |
Do you agree with me? |
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deny |
A spokesman for the company denied that it would close |
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insist |
Greg still insists that he did nothing wrong |
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offer |
Can I offer you something to drink? |
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persuade |
Are you able to persuade other people to agree with you? |
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regret |
Her biggest regret is not going to university |
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remind |
Can you remind Matt that we've got a meeting this afternoon? |
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threaten |
Chinese nuclear weapons were not meant to threaten others |
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apologise |
Did she apologise for being late? |
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blame |
A spokesman blamed the manufacturers for the mistake |