Press 5A - Lesson 4a Vocabulary
Lesson Content
  Number Word Definition 5Note Example Type type                                
  1 lounge around to be lazy and relax   I just lounged around at home on Sunday. Intransitive phrasal verb Intransitive phrasal verb                                
  2 a stone's throw away from very very close to somewhere, so close you could throw a stone and hit it   Sala Umeda is a stone's throw away from the boat pier. noun (phrase) noun (phrase)                                
  3 travel off the beaten path to go to places that aren't frequently visited   I really enjoy travelling off the beaten track. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  4 do it big to do something to the fullest of your abilities   I'm going to do it big this year. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  5 live it up to live very luxuriously, to enjoy a good life   My parents retired to Hawaii, and now they are living it up. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  6 live like a king to stay in comfort   We lived like kings there. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  7 have the time of one's life to enjoy an experience very very much   I went to New Orleans during Mardi Gras and had the time of my life. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  8 worth the wait very good (but you wait a long time)   The food took a long time to come, but it was worth the wait. adjective (phrase) adjective (phrase)                                
  9 get away from it all to go away from civilization/stress, and relax   I like to go to Hokkaido sometimes to get away from it all. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  10 take in the sights to go sightseeing   I took in the sights of Nagoya a few weeks ago. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  11 drop in on to visit without giving notice, to visit as a surprise   My parents flew all the way to Japan and dropped in on me. Transitive phrasal verb - inseparable Transitive phrasal verb - inseparable                                
  12 have a blast to have a lot of fun   I had a blast during Golden Week. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  13 get bumped up to to have your travel accommodations upgraded, usually for free   Due to a computer error, I got bumped up to first class on my flight. verb (phrase) + object verb (phrase) + object                                
  14 hit it off with to have a good relationship with someone from the very first time you meet them   I hit it off with my new co-worker. We both went to the same university, and we have a lot in common. verb (phrase) + object verb (phrase) + object                                
  15 safe and sound to be without injury or trouble   I arrived safe and sound. adverb adverb                                
  16 unwind to relax, to go from a tense state to a relaxed state   I go to karaoke to unwind. verb (intransitive) verb (intransitive)                                
  17 recuperate to return to normal health or strength after being sick, injured   I'm just going to rest and recuperate on my holiday verb (intransitive) verb (intransitive)                                
  18 travel light to travel without much luggage   My wife always travels light. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  19 rough it to travel with little luxury   Tom likes to rough it when he travels. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  20 luck out to get very lucky   I dropped my phone, but it didn't break. I lucked out! Intransitive phrasal verb Intransitive phrasal verb                                
  21 kick back to relax, to lay down   I just kicked back all weekend in my apartment. verb phrase verb (phrase)