By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

To see eye to eye [Expression] (to agree with someone about something).
She doesn't always see eye to eye with her father. We don't see eye to eye on business issues.
Caretaker [Noun] (a person whose job is to take care of buildings while the owner is not there).
His family hired a caretaker to maintain his summer home in London. The caretaker is responsible for the maintenance of the office building.
Volunteer [Noun] (to do something willingly and without being paid for it).
Tom volunteered to help raise money for a new orphanage. She doesn't have much time for volunteer work.
Couch potato [Noun] (somebody who is lazy and inactive).
He is a great couch potato; he can watch TV 24 hours a day.
Since Mary lost her job, she has become a couch potato. Well-respected [Adjective] (highly regarded or admired). His father is very well respected in the business world.
Peter seems to be a well-respected man.
Brilliant white [Adjective] (very white, extremely white).
The feathers are so brilliant white.
Self-conscious [Adjective] (to be nervous, embarrassed or uncomfortable).
I am always self-conscious on first dates.
He seemed very self-conscious when it was his turn to introduce himself to the class.
Beer belly [Noun] (a fat stomach caused by drinking too much beer for a long time).
He's only eighteen but he's already got a beer belly. Tom is short and fat, with a large beer belly.
Bravery [Noun] (courageous behaviour or actions (the will to do things that are dangerous, difficult)).
He received an award for bravery from the police service.
I admire your bravery. Harmony [n]: a state of peaceful existence and agreement.
The harmony between her and her husband grew closer and closer. Best friends are usually in harmony most of the time.
To sympathize [Verb] (to show that you understand and feel sorry for someone who is in a bad situation).
It's difficult to sympathize with a negative person who will do nothing to help himself.
I find it very hard to sympathize with him.