Introvert- a person whose thoughts and interests are directed inward

Unit 1 extra
Introvert- a person whose thoughts and interests are directed inward
Extravert- an outgoing, active person who directs his or her energies and interests toward other people and things
Inventor- a person who creates something that has never before been created
Surroundings- everything else in the universe, outside of the main point
Crowd- a large number of people gathered together
Lead- to show the way
Avoid- to keep away from
Enormous- very large, huge
well-known- famous
measure- To determine the size, amount, or degree of an object by comparison with a standard unit.
Reliable- trustworthy, deserving trust
Aim- goal
Achieve- to succeed in doing something, Accomplish
succeed in- to accomplish, to get your aim
regret- sadness associated with some wrong done or some disappointment, to sorry
consider- to think about
solve- to find the answer
Huge- very big
Astonishing- very surprising, amazing
Certain- sure, having no doubts
Tear- liquid that comes out when you cry (Her tears smudged her eye makeup.) - noun - sounds like "teer"
Laughter- the action or sound of laughing, smile with sound
Screen- Front of the monitor in the computer
Gradually- little by little, step by step
Majority- more than half, the greater number
Attend- to go to or be present at some place
Fame- The noun form of being famous
Quality- how good or bad something is
Fade- to lose brightness or color
Disappeaer- Not to be present
lose temper- to become angry
unit 1
adventurous- willing to try new or difficult things, or exciting and often dangerous
ambitious- having a strong desire for success or achievement
assertive- having or showing a confident and forceful personality
bossy- always telling other people what to do
cautiou- Careful not to get into danger
creative- imaginative
easy-going- relaxed and not easily worried about anything
energetic-active and lively
even-tempered- always calm and never angry or too excited about anything
generous- very giving, as if born with plenty of money
hard-working- doing a job seriously and with a lot of effort
moody- person who is happy one moment and sad the next
open-minded- willing to consider new ideas
organised- describes a person who is able to plan things carefully and keep things tidy
quiet- silent
reliable- dependable, trustworthy, credible
Sensible- Intelligent, down to earth
sensitive- easily hurt, emotional.
Serious- solemn, thoughtful
sociable, outgoing- gregarious, have a lot of friends
strong-willed- determined to do what you want
talkative- talking a lot
thouhtful- Think a lot
self-confident- feeling sure about yourself and your abilities
underrate- undervalue, underestimate, belittle
Ex-baseball player- Played baseball before
Ex- boss- former boss
ex-president- former president
misunderstand- to understand wrongly
overshadow- (v) cast a shadow over, darken; dominate, make to seem less important
Redefine- give a new or different definition of (a word)
Antisocial- against the basic rules of a group; harmful to the people in a group
Bicycle- a vehicle with two wheels
Bilingual- Able to speak two languages
Discomfort- a lack of ease and well-being, not comfortable
Dislike-to not like
Misbehave- to act out badly or in the wrong way
Monorail-a track for subway or train cars that only has one rail
Outperform- To show more than you should
Outrun- run faster than
Overconfident- To me more confident than usual people
Redo- to do again
Semicircle- half of a circle
Underuse- failure to provide a service whose benefit is greater than its risk
Unit 2 extra
Explore- to travel around a new, unknown place to see what it is like
Broaden- enlarge,expand,develop
Involve -to include or affect someone or something
Avoid-- to keep away from
go off the beaten track -- go to places where most people do not go
arrange --To put in a certain order
distant- far away
faraway- a long way from something
argue- Challenge or debate an issue or idea with the purpose of persuading or committing someone else to a particular stance or action.
Necessary- needed, essential
Benefit- to gain or receive good results from something
Accommodation- a place where you live or stay
Insuarance- To provide protection with the help of documentTion.
Customs- norms and expectations about the way people do things in a specific country, border control
Trick- an action that is meant to deceive someone, to lie
Advanced- more highly developed or skilled
Available- ready for use, at hand
Empire- A group of states or territories controlled by one ruler
Coal- A fossil fuel that forms underground from partially decomposed plant materials, Black substance that we use shashlik.
Silk- a soft, light, highly valued fabric. Mostly famouse from as chinese materials.
Acheivement- something done successfully; something gained by working or trying hard; an accomplishment
Inventor- a person who creates something that has never before been created
Fascinated- -very interested, captivated
Allow- to let someone do something, to permit
Equipment- the necessary items for a particular purpose, tool, device
Praice-- To applaud, to say nice words about somebody
Vast- very large, enormouse, immence
Fierce- very strong or violent, agressive
Urge-t o try to persuade strongly, wish strongly
Varied- Different types
Accuse- To say that someone is guilty
Craft- Skill that can be done handmade
Petrol- Fuel, gas
Climb- to go up to the Mountain
Unit2 words
Abroad- foreign country
Destination- The place to which something or someone is going
Home- the place where you live
Journey- a long trip
package holiday- a tour arranged by a travel agent
Travel- to go from one place to another
Trip- To go for the short travelling
become more independent- v. phr- to feel freer and become more self-confident
broaden your horizons- extend the limits of your interests or knowledge
experience different cultures- v. phr- to see and learn cultures that are different from your own culture
Explore new places- to go to places where you have never been before, to see what is there
find yourself - v. phr- to learn more about yourself
get away from it all- to take a holiday to escape a busy or stressful lifestyle
Learn a new language- to study a language you do not know yet
learn new skills- v. phr- to acquire new skills
meet new people- to make new friends
see new sights-- v. phr- to see new places during your touristic visits
get back- to return
look around- to visit and tour a place, explore
Carry on- to continue
set out- to start a journey
get to- to arrive
stop off- to take a short break during a journey in order to do sth
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stressful- makes you worried and anxious, worrying
repetitive- repeating, saying, or doing over and over
boring- not interesting
challenging- Motivationally difficult
Exciting- thrilling, interesting
Flexible- capable of bending without breaking, working hours can be change easily
Rewarding- giving you a good feeling that you have done something valuable, important, etc.
Satisfying- making you feel pleased by providing what you need or want
depend on- to rely on, to count on,
experience of- Your life history, what happened to you
fluency in- Speaking any language without difficulty
Knowledge of- the information, understanding and skills that you gain through education or experience-
to look for-- search,-
prospects for chances or possibilities, especially for success or profit
report to-- to be responsible to someone and to take instructions from them
responsible for- being a person's job or duty
to spend time- to use time doing something or being somewhere
time-consuming- taking a long time to do
time management- Organizing and using your time in a way that allows you to meet your daily needs as well as your short and long-term goals with as little stress as possible.
work-life balance- involves balancing career demands with personal and family needs
Workstation- A computer that runs a desktop operating system and connects to a network, place to work
Glamourous- charming; attractive
Unit 3

Nurse- Assisstent of the doctor, look after the

Overseas- abroad; across the seas
Seek- to look for, search for smth
Rapid- fast, quick, speedy, swift
desirable- Something that you want so much. Strong wish to get something
Essential- Very important, very urgent
Opportunity- Chance, Lucky chance,
Charity- giving resources or volunteering time to help those in need
Support- to carry the weight of something, help somebody morally
Bonus- anything good that is received over and beyond what was expected (usually money)
Promotion- gives an employee a higher-level job with more authority, responsibility, and pay
Reduce- to make or become smaller or less
Access- a means to obtain entry or a means of approach
Costly- expensive, high-priced
Gossip- to spread rumors or talk about the private matters of others
Pointless- having no meaning or effect
Surgeon- a doctor who performs operations
Improve- to make something better
be aimed at- to have a certain plan or direction you want to go to
Rude- not polite
Prefer- to like better
blank (adj)- empty