Unit 9 - Chocolate

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Wordlist

allowed

allow (v)

to give permission

cheered_up

cheer up (v)

to become happier

coached

coach (v)

to train someone, such as sportspeople

fully

fully (adv)

completely

got_over

get over (v)

to recover from something

halting

halting (adj)

slow, hesitating

healing

heal (v)

to make a person healthy

mute

mute (adj)

unable to speak

overjoyed

overjoyed (adj)

extremely happy

picking_up

pick up (v)

to learn

pointed

point (v)

to use your finger to make someone look at something

raised

raise (v)

in this context, to collect money for a special purpose

scenario

scenario (n)

the outline of the story of a film

shock

shock (n)

complete surprise

speech_therapist

speech therapist (n)

a person trained to help people with speech problems

starved

starved (participle)

not having enough of something, usually food

tank

tank (n)

a big pool for fish, dolphins, etc.

therapy

therapy (n)

the treatment of illnesses

utter

utter (v)

to speak words

vocal_cords

vocal cords (n)

a part of your throat that makes sound for speaking

within

within (prep)

before the end of a period of time; "within days" means "before a few days had passed"

youngsters

youngsters (n)

children

funding

funding (n)

financial help from the government

naked

naked eye (n)

what the human eye can see without help from a telescope or microscope

stamina

stamina (n)

the capacity for doing a hard physical activity for a long time

widespread

widespread (adj)

very common

canyon

canyon (n)

a long, narrow valley with very steep sides

fall

fall on deaf ears (idm)

to have no attention paid to something that was said

guide

guide (v)

to show someone how to get from one place to another

social

social services (n)

the service provided by a local authority to help people with problems

tunnel

tunnel (n)

an underground passage for cars, trains etc.; for example, the Channel Tunnel goes under the English Channel

wander

wander (v)

to walk about without any clear purpose or direction

attempt

attempt (n)

a try at doing something

cash

cash in on (v)

to make a lot of money quickly by taking advantage of a situation

steadily

steadily (adv)

in a regular manner