Press 5A - Lesson 22 Vocabulary
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  Number Word Definition 5Note Example Type type Number sentence number word definition Note Example type type Number Word Definition Note Example type Type
  1 arrested for to be caught by the police and charged with a crime - He was arrested for shoplifting adjective + preposition + object   1                 1 for the life of me no matter how hard I try This expression is usually used in a negative sentence I'm sorry, for the life of me I can't remember expression expression
  2 bored of to become tired of something because it is uninteresting Synonyms: "to be sick of ~", "to be tired of ~" I'm really bored of his music adjective + preposition + object   2                 2 on the tip of one’s tongue an expression used when you are having trouble remembering something - It's on the tip of my tongue. Ah! Why can't I remember this? expression expression
  3 suitable for to have the qualities that are right for something Synonym "to be appropriate for" This isn't really suitable for children adjective + preposition + object   3                 3 humanitarian aid something that is given by a government or organization to help people in a country that is suffering from war, poverty etc. - The Red Cross helps deliver humanitarian aid to countries that need it noun (phrase) noun (phrase)
  4 associated with to be connected or identified with something - What baseball team is he associated with? adjective + preposition + object   4                 4 charity an organization that collects money to help people - Every Christmas I donate to the local charity noun (uncountable) noun (uncountable)
  5 excited about to be enthusiastic and eager about something - I'm really excited about this movie adjective + preposition + object   5                 5 worldwide all over the world - Jackie Chan is a worldwide star adjective adjective
  6 intrigued by to be made to want to know more about something - I was intrigued by what she said adjective + preposition + object   6                 6 crisis a difficult or dangerous situation - We had a little crisis at work yesterday noun (countable) noun (countable)
  7 remembered for to be kept as an image in other people's mind because they did something - He will always be remembered for his amazing movies adjective + preposition + object   7                 7 film to record something using film - I filmed a movie last year verb (transitive) verb (transitive)
  8 careful about to use care when doing something - TV reporters are very careful about swearing on air. adjective + preposition + object   8                 8 glam a style of rock music - I don't really like glam rock noun (uncountable) noun (uncountable)
  9 accused of to be blamed for doing something wrong - He was accused of a crime he didn't commit adjective + preposition + object   9                 9 eligible for able to be chosen for something - I should be eligible for a promotion soon. adjective + preposition + object adjective + preposition + object
  10 ashamed of to feel shame for something you have done You can say "by" instead of "of" I am ashamed of what I did. adjective + preposition + object                     10            
  11 proud of to feel very happy because of something you have done, or because of something someone related to you has done - I'm really proud of my daughter adjective + preposition + object                     11            
  12 terrified of to be very scared of something - I'm terrified of singing on stage adjective + preposition + object                     12            
  13 involved with to be caused to be associated with something - He’s been involved with bodybuilding for a long time. adjective + preposition + object                     13            
  14 envious of to want something that someone else has - Lots of people are envious of his giant muscles. adjective + preposition + object                     14            
  15 crazy about to be very interested in something - Lots of people are crazy about his movies. adjective + preposition + object                     15            
  16 nominated for to be formally chosen for an award - He’s been nominated for multiple Razzie awards. adjective + preposition + object                     16            
  17 amazed by to be filled with wonder about something - I was amazed by the fireworks adjective + preposition + object                     17            
  18 satisfied with to be caused to feel happy or pleased - I wasn't satisfied by the answer he gave. adjective + preposition + object                     18            
  19 impressed by to be made to feel great admiration or interest in something You can also say "with" instead of "by" I was really impressed by your performance adjective + preposition + object                     19            
  20 engaged to to promise to marry someone - Dan just got engaged to Sophie adjective + preposition + object                     20            
  21 related to to have a relationship with something - Did you know that he is related to Angelina Jolie? adjective + preposition + object                     21            
  22 identical to to be the same as something - This movie is almost identical to his last movie adjective + preposition + object                     22            
  23 hopeless at to be very bad at something Synonym: "to be awful at ~" "to be terrible at ~" I am hopeless at writing kanji. adjective + preposition + object                     23            
  24 shocked by to be very surprised by something - I was shocked by the news adjective + preposition + object                     24            
  25 disappointed by to be unhappy because something wasn't as good as you expected it to be You can also say "with" instead of "by" I was really disappointed by his latest movie adjective + preposition + object                     25            
  26 notorious for to be famous for being bad - This train line is notorious for delays adjective + preposition + object                     26            
  27 known for used to state that many people are aware of something - What is he known for? adjective + preposition + object                     27            
  28 popular with to be enjoyed by many people - That singer is quite popular with kids aged from 5 to 10 adjective + preposition + object                     28            
  29 unaware of to not be aware of something - I was unaware of that adjective + preposition + object                     29            
  30 influenced by to affect something in an indirect way - She was influenced by David Bowie and Freddie Mercury. adjective + preposition + object                     30