By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Don't judge a book by its cover [Expression] (you shouldn't judge someone or something only from their appearance).
That woman may look very slow and awkward, but don't judge a book by its cover. She is a very intelligent woman in her circle.
I know I look serious in my picture, hope you don't judge a book by its cover.
To catch the latest movie [Verb] (to see a film that has just come out).
I am going to grab a pizza and catch the latest movie with my friends at the theatre.
PVR Cinemas is the ideal place to catch the latest movie.
To flick through [Verb] (to look through a book quickly). She flicked through her diary, looking for the appointed date. He flicked through the book and found the photo.
To know like a book [Verb] (to know someone or something extremely well).
I know him like a book.
He lives in this city for his whole life and he knows it like a book.
URBANISATION
Hometown [Noun] (the city or town where you were born or grew up).
I am planning to go to my hometown this weekend.
My hometown is located about 10 kilometers from a large city.
Born and raised in [Expression] (someone was born in a certain place grew up there with his/her parents).
I was born and raised in Sydney but moved to New York when I was 25. She was born and raised in London.
Rustic [Adjective] (simple, old-fashioned and typical of the countryside; rural).
The old temple in the small village had a rustic appearance. The small rustic house is used as a temporary shelter.
Get stuck [Verb] (to be unable to escape from or move further).
I get stuck in traffic on the way to my office sometimes.
Sacred [Adjective] (connected with a god, and considered to be holy).
We are not allowed to use a mobile phone in the sacred temple. Metropolitan [Noun] (relating to/ connected with a large city). His family lives in the New York metropolitan area.
Commute [Verb] (the journey between one's home and place of work).
I saw him when I was commuting to the store. Do you commute to school by bus?