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What does 'new blood' typically refer to in a workplace context?
What does 'new blood' typically refer to in a workplace context?
- Established employees with experience
- New hires bringing fresh ideas (correct)
- Temporary staff on reduced hours
- Recent graduates seeking employment
What is meant by the phrase 'real feelings'?
What is meant by the phrase 'real feelings'?
- Superficial or fake emotions
- Feelings that can be easily dismissed
- Genuine emotional responses to a situation (correct)
- Emotions that are exaggerated for effect
Which of the following phrases indicates a very strong opinion?
Which of the following phrases indicates a very strong opinion?
- I'm somewhat uncertain.
- I think it would be nice.
- I have a strong opinion about that. (correct)
- I don't really care.
How is 'strong coffee' typically described?
How is 'strong coffee' typically described?
What does it mean to have a 'strong argument'?
What does it mean to have a 'strong argument'?
What situation might lead someone to encounter 'real world' challenges?
What situation might lead someone to encounter 'real world' challenges?
Which of the following would represent a 'new experience'?
Which of the following would represent a 'new experience'?
What does having high standards mean in the context provided?
What does having high standards mean in the context provided?
Which situation best describes someone in 'High Society'?
Which situation best describes someone in 'High Society'?
What is the implication of saying someone is a 'real jerk'?
What is the implication of saying someone is a 'real jerk'?
What does it mean to have a 'strong chance'?
What does it mean to have a 'strong chance'?
What does 'high priority' refer to?
What does 'high priority' refer to?
What does 'high alert' imply regarding a situation?
What does 'high alert' imply regarding a situation?
Which phrase indicates a lack of genuine options?
Which phrase indicates a lack of genuine options?
What does it mean to say someone has a 'strong desire'?
What does it mean to say someone has a 'strong desire'?
What characterizes a 'light meal'?
What characterizes a 'light meal'?
What does being a 'light smoker' indicate?
What does being a 'light smoker' indicate?
How is the term 'real job' often used?
How is the term 'real job' often used?
What is typically celebrated as a 'new arrival'?
What is typically celebrated as a 'new arrival'?
Which of the following best describes a 'light sleeper'?
Which of the following best describes a 'light sleeper'?
What does 'light reading' typically involve?
What does 'light reading' typically involve?
What does 'little things mean a lot' imply?
What does 'little things mean a lot' imply?
What does 'wrapped around their little finger' mean?
What does 'wrapped around their little finger' mean?
What does 'a little laugh' signify in the context provided?
What does 'a little laugh' signify in the context provided?
What does 'new hope' refer to in the content?
What does 'new hope' refer to in the content?
What does 'light rain' typically indicate?
What does 'light rain' typically indicate?
How can 'light music' be best described?
How can 'light music' be best described?
What can a 'big eater' be described as?
What can a 'big eater' be described as?
What does 'big money' imply in a conversation?
What does 'big money' imply in a conversation?
When is someone considered an 'easy target'?
When is someone considered an 'easy target'?
What does the phrase 'there's no such thing as easy money' suggest?
What does the phrase 'there's no such thing as easy money' suggest?
What does 'good value for money' imply?
What does 'good value for money' imply?
How might someone use the term 'good deal'?
How might someone use the term 'good deal'?
What is suggested by having a 'big grin'?
What is suggested by having a 'big grin'?
What might a 'high level of inflation' indicate?
What might a 'high level of inflation' indicate?
What does 'good chance' denote?
What does 'good chance' denote?
In what context might someone mention an 'easy week'?
In what context might someone mention an 'easy week'?
What does the phrase 'I had a good cry' imply?
What does the phrase 'I had a good cry' imply?
What could 'big plans' indicate about a person's intentions?
What could 'big plans' indicate about a person's intentions?
What characteristics might describe a 'good man'?
What characteristics might describe a 'good man'?
What might 'easy target' refer to in a social context?
What might 'easy target' refer to in a social context?
Flashcards
Big decision
Big decision
A major decision or undertaking that is significant or impactful.
Big eater
Big eater
Someone who consumes unusually large quantities of food.
Big drinker
Big drinker
Someone who frequently drinks a lot of alcohol, often to excess.
Big money
Big money
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Big grin
Big grin
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Easy day
Easy day
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Easy money
Easy money
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Easy target
Easy target
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Good man
Good man
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Good deal
Good deal
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Good value for money
Good value for money
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Good chance
Good chance
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Good cry
Good cry
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High level
High level
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High degree of anxiety
High degree of anxiety
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High standard
High standard
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High society
High society
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High priority
High priority
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High winds
High winds
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High alert
High alert
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Light meal
Light meal
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Light smoker
Light smoker
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What is "new arrival"?
What is "new arrival"?
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What is "new blood"?
What is "new blood"?
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What is "real world"?
What is "real world"?
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Light sleeper
Light sleeper
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Light music
Light music
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What is "jolt of reality"?
What is "jolt of reality"?
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What is "real job"?
What is "real job"?
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Light reading
Light reading
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Light breeze
Light breeze
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What is "real feelings"?
What is "real feelings"?
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Light rain
Light rain
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What is "strong feelings"?
What is "strong feelings"?
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Little things
Little things
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What is "strong desire"?
What is "strong desire"?
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What is "strong argument"?
What is "strong argument"?
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What is "strong chance"?
What is "strong chance"?
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What is "strong accent"?
What is "strong accent"?
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What is "strong coffee"?
What is "strong coffee"?
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What is "strong influence"?
What is "strong influence"?
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What is "strong commitment"?
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What is "strong point"?
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Study Notes
Collocations with Common Adjectives
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Big:
- Big decision/make a big decision: A significant decision.
- Big eater/drinker/spender: Someone who consumes a lot of food, drinks, or spends money excessively.
- Big ideas/plans: Ambitious ideas and plans.
- Big grin: A wide, happy smile.
- Big money: A large sum of money.
- Big effort: A substantial amount of effort.
- Big impact
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Easy:
- Easy day/week: A relaxed day or week, without much work.
- Easy money: Money acquired without significant effort (often implying it's illegitimate).
- Easy target: Someone or something easily criticized or attacked.
- Easy task/job: A simple or straightforward task or job.
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Good:
- Good man/woman: A kind and moral person.
- Good deal: A favorable and beneficial agreement.
- Good value (for money): Something that offers a good price.
- Good chance/possibility: A high likelihood of something occurring.
- Good cry: To cry extensively, often out of release of strong emotions.
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High:
- High level/degree/rate: Significant level, degree or frequency.
- High standard: A demanding and high expectation level.
- High Society: Wealthy social class.
- High priority: Extremely important task.
- High wind/alert: Very strong winds / situation demanding immediate attention
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Light:
- Light meal: A small or simple meal.
- Light smoker/eater/drinker: Someone who consumes these things only occasionally.
- Light sleeper: Someone who wakes up easily.
- Light music/reading: Music or books that are not stimulating or intense.
- Light Breeze/rain: A gentle breeze or a brief rain shower.
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Little:
- Little boy/girl: A young child, often under five years old.
- Little things: Small gestures or actions that are meaningful.
- Little laugh/smile: A slight chuckle or smile.
- Little finger: A person's smallest finger.
- Wrapped around someone's little finger: having complete control over someone.
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New:
- New hope/confidence/optimism: Hope, confidence and optimism emerging.
- New arrival: A new person or thing that has appeared.
- New experience: A fresh experience.
- New blood: Fresh perspectives and ideas in a group.
- New ideas/suggestions
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Real:
- Real world: The practical and everyday world.
- Real job: A genuine job, not just a role played.
- Real feelings: Genuine emotions.
- Real choice: A true option to decide.
- Real issues/problems/challenges: Important or significant issues
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Strong:
- Strong feelings/opinions: Powerful emotions or beliefs.
- Strong desire: A deep longing or wish.
- Strong argument: A very convincing or impactful point.
- Strong chance/possibility: High likelihood.
- Strong accent: Distinct accent.
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