| 1 |
have a "right" to something (good or bad) because of what you've done |
| 2 |
shows that something is true — or might be true |
| 3 |
harm done to something (an “injury” to a thing, often caused by an accident) |
| 4 |
what people do (or go to) because it is interesting and brings them pleasure |
| 5 |
behave dishonestly in order to rob or trick someone |
| 6 |
level of behaviour that must be reached (or “kept up” to) |
| 7 |
"take back" (often officially) something you have said; take money from bank |
| 8 |
careful watching, especially to make sure people obey the law or follow rules |
| 9 |
tell someone you are pleased they have done well, been lucky, etcetera |
| 10 |
say you’re sorry for having done something wrong |
| 11 |
show; put something somewhere where people can see it |
| 12 |
move something or someone from one place to another |
| 13 |
marriage ceremony (what happens when people get married) |
| 14 |
pain caused by tightening of muscles |
| 15 |
very angry |
| 16 |
ask for something very strongly; insist |
| 17 |
biggest prize (often won by gambling at a casino) |
| 18 |
very expensive and generous “giving” (at party, supper, or ceremony) |
| 19 |
person whose job is to look after something (a parking lot, for example) |
| 20 |
make it clear that something is important (by speaking or writing “strongly”) |