IELTS Collocation 17


I. shy1 /ʃaɪ/ adjective

(comparative shyer, superlative shyest)
[Word Family: verb: shy; noun: shyness; adverb: shyly; adjective: shy]

[Language: Old English; Origin: sceoh]

1. nervous and embarrassed about meeting and speaking to other people, especially people you do not know:
• He was a quiet shy man.
shy with
• She was very shy with strangers.
• a shy smile
• As a teenager, I was painfully shy (=extremely shy).

shy to do something
• He was too shy to come and sit by me in class.
go all shy British English (=to suddenly become very shy)
• Oh, have you gone all shy, Jenny?


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bridge 🌉
noun

▶️ a thing that is built over a road, railway or river so that people, trains or cars can cross it:

1️⃣• We walked over the bridge.
2️⃣• We crossed the bridge over the river Windrush.



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square
noun

2 an open space in a town with buildings around it:

1️⃣• Trafalgar Square is in London.
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noun

2 an open space in a town with buildings around it:

1️⃣• Trafalgar Square is in London.
2️⃣• the town square


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