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WORDS / EXPRESSIONS + [Timestamp]
- Elevation [00:02]
- Slopes [00:26]
- Trail [00:27]
- Chafe [00:58]
- Snuggle [01:53]
- Exceptional [02:24]
- Anticlimactic [02:45]
- Laps [03:16]
- Steep [03:36]
- Gondola [04:58]
- Chunk [06:34]
- Vert [08:02]
- Oasis [08:09]
- Coursing [09:21]
- Ascent [09:50]
- Damp [11:49]
- Funk [12:28]
- Blister [13:38]
- Barely [14:22]
- Whip [15:51]
- Slick [18:10]
- Regenerated [18:58]
- Bliss [19:48]
- Hardcore [20:46]
- Delirious [20:48]
- Endurance [21:07]
- Mantra [21:11]
- Adrenaline rush [21:28]
- Pumped [21:33]
- Monsoon [21:52]
- Shrivel up [28:26]
- Compression [28:34]
DEFINITIONS & SENTENCES
- Elevation
- height above a given level, especially sea level.
- As they extend towards the east they increase in elevation.
- The city lies at an elevation of 610-750 ft.
- The ridge rises to an elevation of 3,000 feet.
- height above a given level, especially sea level.
- Slopes
- upward or downward slant or inclination or degree of slant.
- She was surprised to see the grassy slopes end at an abrupt cliff.
- The slopes of the Jura are covered with vineyards.
- The floor of the valley slopes gently eastwards.
- upward or downward slant or inclination or degree of slant.
- Trail
- a marked or established path or route especially through a forest or mountainous region.
- They hadn’t traveled far down the trail before she got a peripheral view of the building.
- At the top of the trail, she paused to catch her breath.
- For half an hour, Jenn tried to find his trail.
- a marked or established path or route especially through a forest or mountainous region.
- Chafe
- to make or become sore or worn by rubbing.
- A wool dress can actually chafe delicate skin.
- Tight undergarments may make you chafe or leave scars.
- The foaming waves chafe against the rocky shore.
- to make or become sore or worn by rubbing.
- Snuggle
- settle or move into a warm, comfortable position.
- I’d love to snuggle up in bed.
- He says it should be alright once they snuggle down into their sleeping bags.
- She moved to snuggle closer to the woman whom she had known and loved throughout the years.
- settle or move into a warm, comfortable position.
- Exceptional
- unusual; not typical.
- Even an exceptional salesperson has an imperfect memory.
- Chris is a man of exceptional talent.
- The rules can only be waived in exceptional circumstances.
- unusual; not typical.
- Anticlimactic
- causing disappointment at the end of an exciting or impressive series of events.
- The conclusion of the movie was anticlimactic.
- I really think that would be the most anticlimactic thing.
- The performance itself was a touch anticlimactic.
- causing disappointment at the end of an exciting or impressive series of events.
- Laps
- one full circuit in a race.
- Every morning she swims 50 laps in the pool.
- The race ended with eight laps.
- He dropped out of the race after two laps.
- one full circuit in a race.
- Steep
- rising or falling very sharply a steep slope/hillside.
- She screamed as she tumbled down a steep hill.
- The submarine slopes are steep.
- The town stands on a steep hill.
- rising or falling very sharply a steep slope/hillside.
- Gondola
- a container in which passengers travel especially hung from a thick wire which moves up a mountain.
- Investigators have not been able to determine how the girl got out of the gondola.
- Visit the history museum or take a ride on the sulfur mountain gondola.
- What could be more romantic than a gondola ride in Italy?
- a container in which passengers travel especially hung from a thick wire which moves up a mountain.
- Chunk
- a thick, solid piece of something.
- Brady held up the chunk of steel.
- Dusty shouted as a chunk of stone crushed a stainless steel cabinet.
- Carmen grabbed a chunk of wood from the box.
- a thick, solid piece of something.
- Vert
- a green forest vegetation providing food for a deer.
- The officer swore to preserve the vert and venison in the forest.
- In Tokyo, park and street skateboarding made their debut, but vert did not.
- Do you know the width of the vert?
- a green forest vegetation providing food for a deer.
- Oasis
- a fertile or green area in an arid region.
- A caravan road to the south goes through the oasis.
- They all could see the oasis in the distance.
- Did you see the oasis?
- a fertile or green area in an arid region.
- Coursing
- to move or flow through something.
- His teeth rattled at the raw energy coursing within his body.
- She stared at the ashes and tears coursing down her cheeks.
- The familiar voice sent a thrill of excitement coursing through her veins.
- to move or flow through something.
- Ascent
- a climb or walk to the summit of a mountain or hill.
- The ascent is best undertaken in summer or autumn.
- The ascent was difficult and dangerous in many places.
- Judy jumped up from the bench and began a rapid ascent of the stairway.
- a climb or walk to the summit of a mountain or hill.
- Damp
- slightly wet.
- Don’t sleep between damp sheets.
- The corner of the classroom was damp where the roof had leaked.
- I wiped the window with a damp rag.
- slightly wet.
- Funk
- a state of feeling sad.
- Two of them showed signs of being in a funk at the last moment.
- You might be in a serious funk after your best friend moves across the country.
- Dark winter days automatically put them in a bit of a funk.
- a state of feeling sad.
- Blister
- a painful swelling on the skin often filled with a watery liquid.
- I’ve got a blister on my left foot.
- My boot is pressing against a blister on my toe.
- The blister broke when she pricked it.
- a painful swelling on the skin often filled with a watery liquid.
- Barely
- only just; almost not.
- His voice was barely more than a whisper.
- I’d barely put the phone down before it rang again.
- He came back but he’s barely speaking to me.
- only just; almost not.
- Whip
- to move somewhere very fast.
- What kind of snack could she whip up in fifteen minutes?
- A cold wind was whipping across the water.
- The wind whipped her hair into her eyes.
- to move somewhere very fast.
- Slick
- to make something very smooth and slippery.
- The mountain trail would be slick.
- The roads were slick with wet mud.
- Motorists are generally unaccustomed to driving on slick roads.
- to make something very smooth and slippery.
- Regenerated
- the state of being restored.
- After his holiday he felt regenerated.
- The electricity can then be regenerated by allowing the air to expand in a turbine.
- The land has been regenerated by the rotation of crops.
- the state of being restored.
- Bliss
- perfect happiness; great joy.
- I am full of infinite bliss.
- My idea of bliss is a month in the Bahamas.
- My old dream of bliss vanished into thin air.
- perfect happiness; great joy.
- Hardcore
- extreme or intense.
- Not all suits are for hardcore athletes.
- Even some hardcore watchers rarely look for spoilers.
- This game created many hardcore fans, even when the game was released on the Xbox.
- extreme or intense.
- Delirious
- not able to think or speak clearly.
- The patient may be somewhat confused and delirious.
- The children were delirious as they opened the parcels.
- She had a high temperature and was delirious.
- not able to think or speak clearly.
- Endurance
- the ability to sustain prolonged stressful activity.
- I never saw such strength and endurance in a child.
- She showed great endurance in the face of pain.
- Long-distance runners need great endurance.
- the ability to sustain prolonged stressful activity.
- Mantra
- is a sound, word, or phrase that is repeated by someone who is praying or meditating.
- I have recited the mantra for one whole year.
- Some believe that using a mantra creates energy waves.
- Chris is particularly famous for her “home as haven” mantra.
- is a sound, word, or phrase that is repeated by someone who is praying or meditating.
- Adrenaline rush
- a feeling of anxiousness, nervousness, or pure excitement as the body and mind are preparing for an event.
- I always feel the adrenaline rush when I do public speaking.
- I had an adrenaline rush when I jumped out ****of the airplane.
- Performing in front of the audience really gets the adrenaline rush going.
- a feeling of anxiousness, nervousness, or pure excitement as the body and mind are preparing for an event.
- Pumped
- filled with energetic excitement and enthusiasm.
- Football fanatics couldn’t have been more pumped **for the first high school football playoff game.
- The whole city’s so pumped for this championship and that’s unbelievable.
- Mike gets more pumped **to play basketball.
- filled with energetic excitement and enthusiasm.
- Monsoon
- a seasonal change in the direction of the prevailing or strongest winds of a region.
- The northwest monsoon brings the principal rainy season in the archipelago.
- All the western region is but slightly affected by the monsoon.
- Across India, tens of millions of farmers depend on monsoon **rains.
- a seasonal change in the direction of the prevailing or strongest winds of a region.
- Shrivel up
- wither or loss of moisture.
- The leaves started to shrivel up.
- The seedling has shriveled up a bit due to the hot sun.
- You’ll shrivel up if you stay in the bathtub for so long.
- wither or loss of moisture.
- Compression
- the act, process, or result of compressing.
- The compression valve self adjusts for fast recovery.
- Certain things are immune to compression.
- Compression reduces the size of e-mail transmission.
- the act, process, or result of compressing.
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