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099- Snail farming
Today's words:
π squishy
π delicacy
π breeding
π powdered
π adventurous
π π π
π @LingoHack
Today's words:
π squishy
π delicacy
π breeding
π powdered
π adventurous
π π π
π @LingoHack
LingoHack BBC Learning English
099- Snail farming Today's words: π squishy π delicacy π breeding π powdered π adventurous π π π π @LingoHack
099- Snail farming WordsβοΈ
β οΈ squishy:
β βsoft and wet
β οΈ delicacy:
β sth especially rare or expensive that is good to eat
β οΈ breeding:
β the keeping of animals or plants in order to breed from them
β οΈ powdered:
β in the form of a powder or covered with a powder
β οΈ adventurous:
β willing to try new or difficult things, or exciting and often dangerous
π π π
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β οΈ squishy:
β βsoft and wet
β οΈ delicacy:
β sth especially rare or expensive that is good to eat
β οΈ breeding:
β the keeping of animals or plants in order to breed from them
β οΈ powdered:
β in the form of a powder or covered with a powder
β οΈ adventurous:
β willing to try new or difficult things, or exciting and often dangerous
π π π
π @LingoHack
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100- Alternative Miss World
Today's words:
π the Bard
π genders
π pushed the boat out
π unusual
π beauty pageant
π π π
π @LingoHack
Today's words:
π the Bard
π genders
π pushed the boat out
π unusual
π beauty pageant
π π π
π @LingoHack
LingoHack BBC Learning English
100- Alternative Miss World Today's words: π the Bard π genders π pushed the boat out π unusual π beauty pageant π π π π @LingoHack
100- Alternative Miss World WordsβοΈ
β οΈ the Bard:
β William Shakespeare
β οΈ genders:
β (formal) the physical and/or social condition of being male or female
β οΈ pushed the boat out:
β (idiom) (UK informal) to spend a lot of money on celebrating sth
β οΈ unusual:
β different from others of the same type in a way that is surprising, interesting or attractive
β οΈ beauty pageant:
β a competition in which women are judged on how physically attractive they are
π π π
π @LingoHack
β οΈ the Bard:
β William Shakespeare
β οΈ genders:
β (formal) the physical and/or social condition of being male or female
β οΈ pushed the boat out:
β (idiom) (UK informal) to spend a lot of money on celebrating sth
β οΈ unusual:
β different from others of the same type in a way that is surprising, interesting or attractive
β οΈ beauty pageant:
β a competition in which women are judged on how physically attractive they are
π π π
π @LingoHack
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101- Camera glasses
Today's words:
π prototype
π partially sighted
π enhanced
π bulky
π specs
π π π
π @LingoHack
Today's words:
π prototype
π partially sighted
π enhanced
π bulky
π specs
π π π
π @LingoHack
LingoHack BBC Learning English
101- Camera glasses Today's words: π prototype π partially sighted π enhanced π bulky π specs π π π π @LingoHack
101- Camera glasses WordsβοΈ
β οΈ prototype:
β the first example of sth, such as a machine or other industrial product, from which all later forms are developed
β οΈ partially sighted:
β people who are partially sighted are not completely blind but are able to see very little
β οΈ enhanced:
β to improve the quality, amount or strength of sth
β οΈ bulky:
β too big and taking up too much space
β οΈ specs:
β (informal, especially British English) glasses
π π π
π @LingoHack
β οΈ prototype:
β the first example of sth, such as a machine or other industrial product, from which all later forms are developed
β οΈ partially sighted:
β people who are partially sighted are not completely blind but are able to see very little
β οΈ enhanced:
β to improve the quality, amount or strength of sth
β οΈ bulky:
β too big and taking up too much space
β οΈ specs:
β (informal, especially British English) glasses
π π π
π @LingoHack
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102- Corner shop or art gallery?
Today's words:
π stock
π felt
π frozen
π to stitch up
π shopkeeper
π π π
π @LingoHack
Today's words:
π stock
π felt
π frozen
π to stitch up
π shopkeeper
π π π
π @LingoHack
LingoHack BBC Learning English
102- Corner shop or art gallery? Today's words: π stock π felt π frozen π to stitch up π shopkeeper π π π π @LingoHack
102- Corner shop or art gallery? WordsβοΈ
β οΈ stock:
β the total amount of goods or the the amount of a particular type of goods available in a shop
β οΈ felt:
β a type of thick soft cloth made from a pressed mass of wool and hair
β οΈ frozen:
β (of water) turned into ice, or (of food) preserved by freezing
β οΈ to stitch up:
β to join the two sides of sth with stitches, for example torn clothing or a deep cut, or to treat smo who has a deep cut by doing this
β οΈ shopkeeper:
β a person who owns and manages a small shop
π π π
π @LingoHack
β οΈ stock:
β the total amount of goods or the the amount of a particular type of goods available in a shop
β οΈ felt:
β a type of thick soft cloth made from a pressed mass of wool and hair
β οΈ frozen:
β (of water) turned into ice, or (of food) preserved by freezing
β οΈ to stitch up:
β to join the two sides of sth with stitches, for example torn clothing or a deep cut, or to treat smo who has a deep cut by doing this
β οΈ shopkeeper:
β a person who owns and manages a small shop
π π π
π @LingoHack
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103- Wife-carrying race
Today's words:
π take it to heart
π stepped up to the plate
π other half
π obstacle course
π ups and downs
π π π
π @LingoHack
Today's words:
π take it to heart
π stepped up to the plate
π other half
π obstacle course
π ups and downs
π π π
π @LingoHack
LingoHack BBC Learning English
103- Wife-carrying race Today's words: π take it to heart π stepped up to the plate π other half π obstacle course π ups and downs π π π π @LingoHack
103- Wife-carrying race WordsβοΈ
β οΈ take it to heart:
β (idiom) if you take criticism or advice to heart, you think about it seriously, often because it upsets you
β οΈ stepped up to the plate:
β to take action when sth needs to be done, even though this is difficult
β οΈ other half:
β (informal) a person's husband, wife or usual partner
β οΈ obstacle course:
β a race in which runners have to climb over, under or through a series of obstacles
β οΈ ups and downs:
β if smo or sth experiences ups and downs, a mixture of good and bad things happens to them
π π π
π @LingoHack
β οΈ take it to heart:
β (idiom) if you take criticism or advice to heart, you think about it seriously, often because it upsets you
β οΈ stepped up to the plate:
β to take action when sth needs to be done, even though this is difficult
β οΈ other half:
β (informal) a person's husband, wife or usual partner
β οΈ obstacle course:
β a race in which runners have to climb over, under or through a series of obstacles
β οΈ ups and downs:
β if smo or sth experiences ups and downs, a mixture of good and bad things happens to them
π π π
π @LingoHack
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104- Bridge of love
Today's words:
π padlock
π railings
π everlasting
π to give way
π barges
π π π
π @LingoHack
Today's words:
π padlock
π railings
π everlasting
π to give way
π barges
π π π
π @LingoHack
LingoHack BBC Learning English
104- Bridge of love Today's words: π padlock π railings π everlasting π to give way π barges π π π π @LingoHack
104- Bridge of love WordsβοΈ
β οΈ padlock:
β a small metal lock with a U-shaped bar
β οΈ railings:
β a vertical, usually metal or wooden post, which is used together with other such posts to form a fence
β οΈ everlasting:
β lasting forever or for a long time
β οΈ to give way:
β to break, especially when under pressure from strong forces
β οΈ barges:
β a long boat with a flat bottom, used for carrying heavy objects on rivers or canals
π π π
π @LingoHack
β οΈ padlock:
β a small metal lock with a U-shaped bar
β οΈ railings:
β a vertical, usually metal or wooden post, which is used together with other such posts to form a fence
β οΈ everlasting:
β lasting forever or for a long time
β οΈ to give way:
β to break, especially when under pressure from strong forces
β οΈ barges:
β a long boat with a flat bottom, used for carrying heavy objects on rivers or canals
π π π
π @LingoHack
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105- 3D prime minister
Today's words:
π rapturous
π hologram
π to address
π the campaign trail
π stretch the limits
π π π
π @LingoHack
Today's words:
π rapturous
π hologram
π to address
π the campaign trail
π stretch the limits
π π π
π @LingoHack
LingoHack BBC Learning English
105- 3D prime minister Today's words: π rapturous π hologram π to address π the campaign trail π stretch the limits π π π π @LingoHack
105- 3D prime minister WordsβοΈ
β οΈ rapturous:
β showing extreme pleasure and happiness or excitement
β οΈ hologram:
β βa special type of image that appears to be three-dimensional (= solid rather than flat), especially one created using lasers
β οΈ to address:
β to give attention to or deal with a matter or problem
β οΈ the campaign trail:
β a series of planned events in different places taken part in or given by a politician who is trying to be elected
β οΈ stretch the limits:
β to go as far as or past the usual limit of sth
π π π
π @LingoHack
β οΈ rapturous:
β showing extreme pleasure and happiness or excitement
β οΈ hologram:
β βa special type of image that appears to be three-dimensional (= solid rather than flat), especially one created using lasers
β οΈ to address:
β to give attention to or deal with a matter or problem
β οΈ the campaign trail:
β a series of planned events in different places taken part in or given by a politician who is trying to be elected
β οΈ stretch the limits:
β to go as far as or past the usual limit of sth
π π π
π @LingoHack
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106- Smoking in France
Today's words:
π habit
π tobacco_related
π branding
π health warnings
π a quarter
π π π
π @LingoHack
Today's words:
π habit
π tobacco_related
π branding
π health warnings
π a quarter
π π π
π @LingoHack
LingoHack BBC Learning English
106- Smoking in France Today's words: π habit π tobacco_related π branding π health warnings π a quarter π π π π @LingoHack
106- Smoking in France WordsβοΈ
β οΈ habit:
β sth which you do often and regularly, sometimes without knowing that you are doing it
β οΈ tobacco_related:
β connected to tobacco
β οΈ branding:
β the act of giving a company a particular design or symbol in order to advertise its products and services
β οΈ health warnings:
β a statement indicating that a product or activity carries serious health risks
β οΈ a quarter:
β one of four equal or almost equal parts of sth; ΒΌ
π π π
π @LingoHack
β οΈ habit:
β sth which you do often and regularly, sometimes without knowing that you are doing it
β οΈ tobacco_related:
β connected to tobacco
β οΈ branding:
β the act of giving a company a particular design or symbol in order to advertise its products and services
β οΈ health warnings:
β a statement indicating that a product or activity carries serious health risks
β οΈ a quarter:
β one of four equal or almost equal parts of sth; ΒΌ
π π π
π @LingoHack
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107- Puppet carnival in Thailand
Today's words:
π in droves
π wannabe
π puppeteers
π put on
π a few strings attached
π π π
π @LingoHack
Today's words:
π in droves
π wannabe
π puppeteers
π put on
π a few strings attached
π π π
π @LingoHack
LingoHack BBC Learning English
107- Puppet carnival in Thailand Today's words: π in droves π wannabe π puppeteers π put on π a few strings attached π π π π @LingoHack
107- Puppet carnival in Thailand WordsβοΈ
β οΈ in droves:
β a large number of people or animals, often moving or doing sth as a group
β οΈ wannabe:
β (informal disapproving) a person who behaves, dresses, etc. like somebody famous because they want to be like them
β οΈ puppeteers:
β a person who entertains with puppets
β οΈ put on:
β pretend
β οΈ a few strings attached:
β If sth such as an agreement has strings attached, it involves special demands or limits
π π π
π @LingoHack
β οΈ in droves:
β a large number of people or animals, often moving or doing sth as a group
β οΈ wannabe:
β (informal disapproving) a person who behaves, dresses, etc. like somebody famous because they want to be like them
β οΈ puppeteers:
β a person who entertains with puppets
β οΈ put on:
β pretend
β οΈ a few strings attached:
β If sth such as an agreement has strings attached, it involves special demands or limits
π π π
π @LingoHack
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108- Water ATMs
Today's words:
π drinking water
π pre-paid
π treatment
π access
π initiatives
π π π
π @LingoHack
Today's words:
π drinking water
π pre-paid
π treatment
π access
π initiatives
π π π
π @LingoHack
LingoHack BBC Learning English
108- Water ATMs Today's words: π drinking water π pre-paid π treatment π access π initiatives π π π π @LingoHack
108- Water ATMs WordsβοΈ
β οΈ drinking water:
β water that is suitable for drinking
β οΈ pre-paid:
β paid for earlier
β οΈ treatment:
β a process by which sth is cleaned, or protected against sth
β οΈ access:
β the method or possibility of getting near to a place or person, or the right to use or look at sth
β οΈ initiatives:
β a new action or movement, often intended to solve a problem
π π π
π @LingoHack
β οΈ drinking water:
β water that is suitable for drinking
β οΈ pre-paid:
β paid for earlier
β οΈ treatment:
β a process by which sth is cleaned, or protected against sth
β οΈ access:
β the method or possibility of getting near to a place or person, or the right to use or look at sth
β οΈ initiatives:
β a new action or movement, often intended to solve a problem
π π π
π @LingoHack