Vocabulary B1+ Unit 10 Flashcards

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noun

extreme sport

This is an extreme sport.

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a sport that is very dangerous and exciting, for example skydiving and bungee jumping

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verb

miss

You win points when your partner misses the ball.

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to not hit or catch something as you intended

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noun

training

The training is very difficult.

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preparation for a sport or competition

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noun

workout

It’s a fun game and a great workout too.

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when you do a series of exercises to make your body strong and healthy

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adj

afraid of

I don’t like extreme sports � I’m afraid of hurting myself.

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frightened of

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adj

essential for

I think that having lots of friends is essential for a happy, healthy life.

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very important and necessary for

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adj

interested in

I’m very interested in health and fitness.

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wanting to give your attention to something and discover more about it

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adj

perfect for

Yoga sounds perfect for me.

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as good as possible for

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adj

popular with

Swimming’s popular with all kinds of people.

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liked by

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adj

proud of

I am very proud of my little sister.

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feeling very pleased about something you have done, something you own, or someone you know

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adj

right for

I’ve found a sport which is right for me.

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suitable for

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adj

scared of

I’m not scared of spiders.

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frightened of

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adj

similar to

American football is similar to rugby.

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Something which is similar to something else has many things the same, although it is not exactly the same.

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adj

tired of

I’ll never get tired of visiting new places.

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bored or annoyed by something that has happened too often

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adj

worried about

I’m worried about my football team’s performance at the moment.

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anxious because you are thinking about problems or unpleasant things that might happen

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phrase

do research

We’ll have to do some research to find out about their lives.

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to study a subject in detail in order to discover new information

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phrase

make our own luck

Was Anna just lucky? Or did she make her own luck?

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to be responsible for our futures

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phrase

make the most of

Are you making the most of life’s opportunities?

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to take full advantage of something

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phrase

take a risk

Do you know anyone who takes a lot of risks?

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to do something although something bad might happen because of it

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phrase

take action

They take action to make the most of their opportunities.

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to do something

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phrase

take advantage of

We should take advantage of opportunities when they come our way.

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to use the good things in a situation

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verb

attack

You need to attack your opponent.

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to try to score points, goals, etc. against someone in a sport

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verb

beat

You won last time, but this time I’m going to beat you!

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to defeat someone in a competition

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verb

compete

They are competing for a prize.

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to take part in a race or competition

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# noun competitor ## Footnote *There are several competitors in the race.*
a person, team, or company that is competing with others ## Footnote Unit 10
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# noun court ## Footnote *He lives in an enormous house with a swimming pool and a tennis court.*
an area for playing particular sports ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase do badly ## Footnote *He did badly in the exam.*
to be unsuccessful ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase do well ## Footnote *They're going to pay me a bonus if I do well.*
to be successful ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase do your best ## Footnote *I realise he isn't a very sociable person but please do your best to persuade him to come to the party.*
to do something as well as you can ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase do your homework ## Footnote *I've been doing this maths homework all night and I still don't understand it.*
to do work which teachers give you to do at home ## Footnote Unit 10
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# verb lose ## Footnote *We mustn't lose this game!*
If you lose a game, competition, or election, the team or person that you are competing with wins. ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase make a (big) difference ## Footnote *Travelling made a big difference to the way I see the world.*
to change a situation (a lot) ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase make a decision ## Footnote *Extroverts often make quick decisions.*
to decide something ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase make a mistake ## Footnote *If you write in pencil, it doesn't matter if you make a mistake.*
to do something in a way that is not correct ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase make a phone call ## Footnote *I need to make a phone call.*
to call someone on the telephone ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase make friends (with sb) ## Footnote *Do you want to make new friends from around the world?*
to begin to know and like someone ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase make money ## Footnote *He won't make any money unless he sells more products.*
to earn money ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase make progress ## Footnote *I'm trying to learn Russian but I'm not making much progress.*
to develop and improve ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase make sense ## Footnote *It makes sense that there are more car accidents in the countryside.*
to have a meaning or reason that you can understand ## Footnote Unit 10
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# noun match ## Footnote *He'll win the match if he scores one more point!*
a sports competition in which two people or teams compete against each other ## Footnote Unit 10
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# noun net ## Footnote *You must hit the ball over the net.*
something made with a piece of net, for example for sports ## Footnote Unit 10
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# noun opponent ## Footnote *You need to attack your opponent.*
someone who you compete against in a game or competition ## Footnote Unit 10
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# noun point ## Footnote *You win points when your partner misses the ball.*
a unit used for showing who is winning in a game or competition ## Footnote Unit 10
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# noun referee ## Footnote *If the referee had seen what number 7 had done to your goalkeeper, there would have been a penalty for sure.*
someone who makes sure that players follow the rules during a sports game ## Footnote Unit 10
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# verb score ## Footnote *We'd have scored a lot more points if we'd done more training over the last few weeks.*
to get points in a game or test ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase take a break ## Footnote *How often do you take a break when you're studying?*
to stop an activity for a short time in order to rest or eat ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase take a chance ## Footnote *He failed, but he was right to take a chance.*
to take a risk ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase take a nap ## Footnote *I'm tired - I'm going to take a nap.*
to have a short sleep ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase take care of sth ## Footnote *Just choose a programme and we'll take care of the details.*
to deal with something ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase take it easy ## Footnote *I've already told the team that they cannot take it easy.*
to relax and not use too much energy ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase take part in ## Footnote *Would you like to take part in the programme?*
to be involved in an activity with other people ## Footnote Unit 10
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# noun track ## Footnote *How many times did you run round the track?*
the sport of running in races around a wide circular path made for this sport ## Footnote Unit 10
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# phrase have a go ## Footnote *If you like surfing, you should have a go at this.*
to try something ## Footnote Unit 10