LEP

Question 1

to be annoying (…and cholera)

Answer 1

to pester sb.

Question 2

to get sth.

Answer 2

to fancy
Does anyone fancy a pint?

Question 3

need no assistance

Answer 3

self-sufficient

Question 4

to get very angry and frustrated

Answer 4

to have a tantrum

Question 5

put yourself in a flat, usually horizontal position

Answer 5

to lie down

Question 6

continue to stay awake longer than you would usually

Answer 6

stay up

Question 7

go to sleep slowly and gradually, often without intending to and often during the day

Answer 7

doze/nod off

Question 8

fall asleep rapidly because you’re very tired

Answer 8

crash out

Question 9

sleep and not be woken up by a loud noise or some kind of disturbance

Answer 9

sleep through (something)

Question 10

think about something while sleeping before making a decision

Answer 10

sleep on (something)

Question 11

A light,irritating sensation, often in the throat, that may prompt coughing or the need to clear one’s throat.

Answer 11

A tickle in your throat

Question 12

a slight indication or trace of a feeling or condition

Answer 12

a hint of something

Question 13

A treatment or medicine used to cure a disease or relieve symptoms.

Answer 13

a remedy for a cold

Question 14

Anxiety or fear that something bad or unpleasant will happen.

Answer 14

apprehension

Question 15

to move in a quick, irregular, or light manner; to flap or wave rapidly

Answer 15

to flutter

Question 16

To make small movements,especially of the hands and feet, due to nervousness or impatience.

Answer 16

fidget

Question 17

A short description of a book, film, or other product written for promotional purposes.

Answer 17

blurb

Question 18

Unwilling or hesitant to do something

Answer 18

to be reluctant to do something

Question 19

To write something quickly and carelessly.

Answer 19

to scribble something down

Question 20

To experience a sudden emotional outburst

Answer 20

to have a meltdown,to have a tantrum

Question 21

To annoy or bother someone persistently.

Answer 21

to pester someone

Question 22

Able to look after yourself without assistance.

Answer 22

self-sufficient

Question 23

A voice that has a rough or raspy quality.

Answer 23

gravelly (voice)

Question 24

without intention; accidentally

Answer 24

inadvertently

Question 25

to make something less severe,serious, or painful

Answer 25

to mitigate something

Question 26

A gap or ambiguity in the law that allows for exceptions or avoidance of legal obligations.

Answer 26

a legal loophole

Question 27

angry or irritated

Answer 27

annoyed

Question 28

Elegant or stylish; often associated with wealth or high social status.

Answer 28

posh

Question 29

To make a sudden small involuntary movement, often due to nerves or discomfort.

Answer 29

twitch

Question 30

To close and open one eye quickly,typically as a signal of affection or complicity

Answer 30

wink

Question 31

typical example

Answer 31

case in point

Question 32

as the proverb says

Answer 32

as the saying goes

Question 33

kind of view, point of view

Answer 33

perception

Question 34

respective to citizen

Answer 34

civic

Question 35

optimize sth. (top to the peak)

Answer 35

tweak

Question 36

Feeling or appearing troubled or nervous.

Answer 36

Agitated (erregt, aufgewühlt)

Question 37

Overwhelmed by pressure or anxiety.

Answer 37

Stressed out

Question 38

To make small movements, especially of the hands and feet, due to nervousness or impatience.

Answer 38

to fidget

Question 39

To work persistently, especially at something difficult or tedious.

Answer 39

plug away

Question 40

To increase the disparity between the rich and the poor.

Answer 40

widen the wealth gap

Question 41

To go far beyond what is normal or expected.

Answer 41

massively exceed

Question 42

Uncertain or unsure about something.

Answer 42

be in doubt

Question 43

Submissive or inferior in status or role to someoneor something else.

Answer 43

subservient to

Question 44

Taking something into account or considering a particular factor.

Answer 44

given

Question 45

Prepared to do something if necessary.

Answer 45

willing to

Question 46

A minor change that could lead to signicant andundesirable consequences in the future.

Answer 46

the thin end of a wedge

Question 47

Similar things or people; other examples of the same kind.

Answer 47

the like [He enjoys classical music, jazz, and the like.]

Question 48

Signicantly in front of or more advanced than something or someone else.

Answer 48

well ahead of

Question 49

Signicantly in front of or more advanced than something or someone else.

Answer 49

well ahead of

Question 50

To behave unpredictably or in a way that is not approved by others.

Answer 50

go rogue [rogh]

Question 51

To lack power or effectiveness.

Answer 51

have no teeth

Question 52

to control or limit something that is growing or developing too quickly or becoming too powerful.

Answer 52

to reign something in [Zügel]

Question 53

to control or limit something that is growing or developing too quickly or becoming too powerful.

Answer 53

to reign something in [Zügel]

Question 54

to become less vigilant or careful,often leading to vulnerability or exposure to risk.

Answer 54

to let your guard down

Question 55

To prefer solitude and avoid interacting much with others.

Answer 55

to keep yourself to yourself

Question 56

To be honest and clear in communication or action.

Answer 56

to be straightforward

Question 57

To be in a prominent or noticeable position.

Answer 57

to be front and centre

Question 58

To be in a prominent or noticeable position.

Answer 58

to be front and centre

Question 59

To be curious or eager to learn and ask questions.

Answer 59

to be inquisitive