The benefits of daydreaming
Vocabulary List |
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waking
(adjective) happening or done when someone is awake
daydream
(verb) to spend time thinking about pleasant things that are not real
evolve
(verb) to change or develop gradually, especially in a way that makes something better
figure out
(phrasal verb) to understand or explain something that is difficult
wanderer
(noun) a person who travels from place to place without having a home
sail
(verb) to travel on or across an area of water in a boat or ship
scurvy
(noun) a disease that causes weakness, bleeding gums, and tooth loss (caused by a lack of vitamin C)
endurance
(noun) the ability to continue doing something even if it is difficult
crown
(verb) to give someone a title
graciously
(adverb) in a way that is polite and kind
nasty
(adjective) unpleasant
expenditure
(noun) the action of spending or using time, money, energy etc.
wander
(verb) to walk aimlessly without a particular destination
default
(adjective) set automatically or as standard if no other option is chosen
associate
(verb) to connect someone or something with someone or something else in one’s mind
reveal
(verb) to make something known that was previously hidden or secret
distressing
(adjective) causing great anxiety or sadness
brood
(verb) to think about something in a worried or unhappy way
realm
(noun) a general area of knowledge, activity, or thought
associative
(adjective) a general area of knowledge, activity, or thought
consciously
(adverb): in a way that is done with awareness and intention
direct
(verb) to guide or lead someone or something
envision
(verb) to imagine or see something in one’s mind
navigate
(verb) to find one’s way around a place or situation
generative
(adjective) producing or creating something new
courtesy of
(adverb) because of; caused by
a host of
(noun) a large number of people or things
in sync
(adverb) in agreement or harmony with someone or something
Grammar Lesson |
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In this lesson, we will learn:
- the verb patterns of spend
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