By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

To the full [Adverb] (to the greatest possible degree).
Our aim is to enjoy life to the full.
Match [Verb] (to fit, be equal, or similar (colour, size or style)).
The words on his T-shirt doesn't match with him. This carpet does not match the curtain.
Move out of [Expression] (to leave the place where you are living now (house, apartment, etc.)).
Jack moved out of his apartment in London last month. She finally moved out of her parents' house.
Means a lot to someone [Expression] (something that is meaningful or important to someone).
The gift means a lot to me.
It means a lot to him to know that you believe him. My home life means a lot to me.
Models [Noun] (people whose job it is to wear and show new styles of
clothes).
Do women really want to look like fashion models? I think fashion models today are too thin.
Makes it possible [Expression] (allows/enables).
The scholarship made it possible for her to continue her education. Medical advances have made it possible to keep more patients alive. Majority [Noun] (the greater number or part of something).
A majority of students dislike history.
The majority of the employees have college degrees.
Mingle [Verb] (to mix or combine something with something else).
She felt a kind of happiness mingled with regret. Her essence is green mingled with blue.
(To) memorize [Verb] (to learn by heart).
I don't try to memorize speeches word for word. He can memorize facts very quickly.
To make the grade [Expression] (to successfully reach a particular standard).
As a child, she wanted to be a singer but failed to make the grade. Not a lot of athletes make the grade in professional sports.
Maintenance [Noun] (the process of preserving something).
People from rich families can afford to pay tuition fees and for their own maintenance during their studies.
His part-time job paid for his maintenance while he was studying.
Mindless [Adjective] (not requiring much mental effort (thought or intelligence)).
Doing mindless work all day is going to drive me crazy. At work, we have to do mindless and repetitive tasks.
Mass [Noun] (a large number or amount of something).
A mass of students took part in the demonstration. The forest is a mass of colour in autumn.