Admonish-to tell sb that they have done wrong Admonish

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   Admonish-to tell sb that they have done wrong
   
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   Admonish (to+v1)- to advise sb to do sth
   
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   Abrupt-rapid; using too few words when talking, in a rude and annoying way
   
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   Castigate-to criticise sb harshly
   
5. 
   Smallpox-infectious disases that causes fever or even death
   
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   Churn (verb)-to mix things; or to stop using a product of one company and use another one’s because of its better price or service
   
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   Churn rate-the number of customers stopping to use the product and use one from another company because of its better service and price
   
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   Third wheel-someone not necessary in a situation
   
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   Frowned upon-to be disapproved, not banned
   
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    Emancipate-to give people social and political freedom and rights
    
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    Get carried away-to (cause sb to) get too excited and lose control
    
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    Commemorate-to remember officially and give respect to a great person or event, especially by a public ceremony or by making a statue or special building
    
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    Uptight (informal)-worried, nervous, or not being able to relax
    
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    Wink-
    
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    Adhesive-sticky
    
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    To not sleep a wink-to not sleep at all
    
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    Tip somebody off-to warn sb secretly about sth that will happen in the future
    
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    Enact-to put sth into action
    
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    Throb-to produce a strong beat; and to feel pain in a series of regular beats
    
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    To have a high opinion of yourself-to think that you’re very skilled and clever, and it’s annoying for others
    
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    Tactless-not careful about things that upset or offend people
    
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    Intuitive-based on feelings rather than facts
    
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    Stingy-not willing to spend money (xasis)
    
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    Placid-calm, does not easily become excited or angry
    
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    Cunning-being clever at planning something
    
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    Industriuos-describes a person who workds hard
    
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    Shrewd-having good judgement
    
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    Decisive-able to make decisions quickly and effectively
    
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    Altruistic-thinking of others rather than yourself
    
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    Gloomy-unhappya and without hope
    
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    Morose=gloomy
    
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    Sullen-angry and unwilling to smile or be pleasant to people, morose
    
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    To have a sharp tongue/be sharp tongued-to often speak in a sever way (tili zahar bo’lmoq)
    
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    Unstinting-extremely generous with time, money, praise and help
    
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    Dogged-very determined to do sth, even if it’s very difficult, resolute
    
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    Thrifty-showing a careful use of money by avoiding waste
    
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    Frugal-careful when using money or food; or cheap or small in amount
    
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    Idealistic-believing that very good things can be achieved when they seem unlikely
    
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    Principled (formal)-always behaving in an honest and moral way
    
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    Obstinate-unreasonably determined
    
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    Parsimonious-stingy
    
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    Inflexible- describes opinions or rules that are never going to change
    
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    Dogmatic-thinking that only you are right, and everyone else is wrong
    
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    Astute-clever and quick to see how to take advantage of the situation
    
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    Sober-not drunk. Are you sober enough to drive the car
    
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    Sober-serious and calm. I was just in a very sober mood
    
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    Sober-clothes or colours that are not bright
    
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    Witty-using words in a clever and funny way
    
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    Pithy-expressing an idea cleverly in a few words
    
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    Sly-deceiving people in a clever way to get what you wanted; cunning
    
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    Terse-using a few words that is rude and unfriendly
    
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    Unscrupulous-behaving dishonestly and unfairly to get what you wanted
    
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    Verbose-using too many words
    
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    Garrulous-having the habit of talking about things that are not important
    
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    The naked eye-can be seen without the help of an instrument
    
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    Naivety-noun from of ‘’naive’’
    
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    Parsimony-parsimonous
    
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    Placidity-placid
    
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    Slender-thin and attractive
    
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    Scrawny-‘’cho’pak’’
    
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    Frigid-unfriendly and too formal
    
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    Frigid-cold (of weather)
    
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    Fringe-the outer or less important part of an area, group, or activity. The southern fringe of the city.
    
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    Dormant-not active right now, but has the ability to be active at a later time
    
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    Irrevocable-impossible to change
    
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    Prepostrous-very stupid and silly