By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

To feel at peace [Verb] (to feel peaceful, without any anxiety or distress).
She felt at peace when she was meditating. We felt at peace and welcomed warmly!
Unforgettable [Adjective] (if something is unforgettable, you can’t forget it).
The trip to our countryside was unforgettable. My first-time scuba diving was unforgettable.
Jump at the chance [Verb] (to immediately seize an opportunity).
He jumped at the chance of a trip to New York.
He jumped at the chance/opportunity to show his boss what he could do. She jumped at the offer of a better job.
A riot of colour [Noun] (a collection of many different colours).
The whole garden was a riot of colour. The flower-beds were a riot of colour.
Striking [Adjective] (very attractive and unusual).
It was a striking outfit which made her feel good.
Flowerbed [Noun] (a piece of a garden in which flowers are planted).
His dog came into my garden this morning and buried a bone in my flowerbed.
A leisurely stroll [Noun] (a slow, relaxing walk).
After lunch, we went for a leisurely stroll.
My family was enjoying a leisurely stroll in the sunshine. Avidly [Adverb] (showing great interest or enthusiasm in). She read the book avidly from the beginning to the end.
Tom played game avidly from morning until late in the evening.
Wonderland [Noun] (an imaginary place in children’s stories which is full of wonderful things).
The city was a wonderland for me to live in.
The fair was a wonderland for both children and adults. Unique [Adjective] (very special and unlike anything else). His technique was unique and absolutely amazing.
Each person's genetic code is unique. Pleasant [Adjective] (nice and enjoyable). Yesterday was a pleasant day.
What a pleasant weather it is!
Give someone a lift [Expression] (give someone a ride).
I gave her a lift home.
It was David who gave me a lift this morning.