Session 14 Flashcards
(33 cards)
throw oneself into {SW}
to enter into or join something eagerly and wholeheartedly.
take solace in [doing] something {SW}
seek comfort or try to make oneself feel less sad
to bawl one’s eyes out {SW}
cry really hard and loudly
to drip [with] sweat {SW}
sweat a lot
to break a sweat {SW}
to start sweating or to put effort into something
be dripping wet {SW}
get very wet
to fly under the radar / to keep a low profile / to lay low {SW}
avoid attracting attention to oneself
to hit (the gym, the road) {SW}
go to or reach a place
downside vs. upside {SW}
disadvantages and advantages
more upside than downside {SW}
the advantages outweigh the disadvantages
to rule out something {SW}
to stop considering something as a possibility
tried-and-true / tried-and-tested {SW}
(a method or product) used and proved effective or successful
do not know where that leaves / [see] where that leaves {SW}
do not know the result yet or want to see some result before making further decisions
face off {SW}
compete directly with each other, head-to-head
-to-be {SW}
future, have the potential of becoming
picture-perfect {SW}
look good in pictures
the camera loves someone {SW}
tend to look better in photos than in person, photogenic
get in the way of {SW}
prevents or stops you from doing something properly
out of one’s way {SW}
get out of one’s intended route
a role model (for) {SW}
a person looked to by others as an example to be imitated
make history / go down in history {SW}
people in the future will remember you because of something impressive you did
root for someone {SW}
support someone and want them to win or succeed
standing ovation {SW}
the audience stands up to clap
wake-up call {SW}
something that makes someone notice a problem and start to take action