By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

To be in the peak of the condition [Expression] (to be in the best possible physical condition; to be very fit).
He is fit, strong and in the peak of condition. Athletes must be in the peak of condition to win.
To offer emotional support [Expression] (to give counselling or encouragement to a person who is suffering from a mental health problem or stress).
They can offer emotional support and information.
Families and friends can offer emotional support, especially at key times.
A dual-income family [Noun] (a family that gets money from two separate incomes from the father and mother).
One of the many benefits of having a spouse is the ability to leverage being a dual income family to pay off debt and save money.
Newcomer [Noun] (a person who has recently arrived in a place).
Australia is a friendly country, where newcomers and older residents mix well.
Canadian winter weather poses a number of challenges for newcomers from tropical climates.
Fulfill one’s dream [Expression] (to do or to achieve what someone hoped to do).
He started to make plans to fulfill his dreams.
She tried to get an education so that she could fulfill her dreams. Potential [Noun] (qualities that exist and can be developed or achieved). His company has a lot of potential for future growth.
He has a lot of talent, but he hasn't really fulfilled his potential.
Skillset [Noun] (a person's range of skills or abilities that he/she has developed).
If you want to be an accountant, your skill set must include an ability to understand mathematics.
Hard skills represent the required skill set for the specific job.
To carry out [Verb] (to perform; to do a particular piece of work).
He has the ability to carry out big plans.
Although in poor health, she continued to carry out her duties.
Look up to [Verb] (to admire and respect someone).
We look up to him as a hero.
Children should look up to their parents.
She wants him to look up to her as a hard worker.
Admirable [Adjective] (having qualities that you admire and respect).
His dedication to her studies is admirable.
He is an admirable man who has won numerous medals of valor. The construction of the roof is particularly admirable.
Charitable [Adjective] (concerned with charities or helping the poor or people who are in need).
She performs charitable work to help the poor.
He has tried to be charitable about his sister's problems.