Rorm--a pa

NEWCOMER-someone who has onO reccntO arrived somewhere on onO reccntO Oertee a particclat activite

PUSH UPto make something increase

STALL HOLDER--someone who rents and keeps a market stall

SEE AROUND-1 visit a place and walk around looking at iS:

COMPLAI NT—- a SatarrenS in whice someone cemplains abous sormtSing:

INTENTI OIN-s plan or deore to do something

EVIDENCE-faetaor snnsthat show dearla ttat something exinaor in tree

FREEZE—if it areezes outside, tae tamperatare f alia to or below FREEZI NG POI NT:

SKI—if d freezes oursidv, ahe terпperatura falleto or below FREEZING POINT:

SKATE"-sne of a pae of bootswita metal bladeson the bottorrt for moving quicdlo on ice

ANORAK -aohoeaeoaawnahaHOODahaakeepoouaahewnndandeann

FORECAST-s deseiption of what is lidela to happen in tte future, based on the information that you have now

prediction:

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  I NTEND--to have something in your rrind as a plan oe purposs
  
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  ATHLETIC—phyocel adivitiee suce as sporta and exercise
  
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  HANG OfN-ssed to asO or tall someone to wait
  
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  PITY-ssed to sOow that you are disappointed about something and you wisO things couia happen dif f arent a
  
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  SHAME--ssed when you wisO a otuytiof was diffarent, and you fael sad oe disappointed
  
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  RECEIPTIONIST—someone whose job ieto welceme and deci wOt people arriving is v hotal oe office builOing visiting
  

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  URGENT-sere importaft and neeeing to be dealt wdh iпrmedivtale:
  
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  RUSH HOUR--the time of day when the roado buses treins So are moot faU, beceuse peopla are trevelling to or from
  

work:

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  RECEI FT—s piece of paper Оо you are given whice shows thct you have paid fae something:
  
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  INTONATI ON-s tae way is whice the level of yon voice ceanges in order Io add meaning to what you are saying foe