Vocabulary Units 5 + 11

To get rid of something.

Something that costs far too much money.

A small cube used in rubbing the tip of a billiard cue to increase its friction.

To stop an activity and have a short rest.

Using tricks or lies to get what youwant.

A slip of paper or cloth attached to something to indicate its manufacturer.

Manage with what you have.

Bad to look at. Not desiderable.

Asking someone for something again and again.

A note that states that someone has received any good, money, etc.

A leather seat that you put on a horse´s back when you ride it.

Wanting something to happen as soon as possible.

Browse store displays sometimes because you don´t have enough money to afford it.

Not healthy food.

The most modern.

To anticipate something with pleasure.

Information that is being received and broadcast about an event that has just happened.

Feeling a very strong desire to do something.

Being sold for a lower price than is usual.

A purchase to one´s advantage, especially at less than the usual cost.

A long tapered stick with a leather tip used to strike the ball in billiards and pool.

Try to feel more self-assured.

A slight pain.

People who start a fashion that everyone else follows.

In football, one of the two vertical posts, that are connected with a crossbar to form a goal.

To treat someone as if they are inferior to you.

Someone who is more likely than most other people to be affected by something.

Something extremely bad.

Earn a vast amount of money.

In tennis, to put the ball in play with a stroke or hit.

To not pay attention.

Continually ask someone to do something in a very annoying way.

To have no more left of something.

A judge having functions fixed by the rules of the game or sport (eg. in snooker and football).

Go quietly and secretly.

An event or action that causes someone or something to fail.

To be careful with those who steal things from people´s pieces of clothing.

Be someone´s substitute. To replace someone temporarily.

Someone who watches a sports game and makes sure that the players obey the rules (eg. tennis).

Closed hands with all the fingers turned in wards.

Easy to influence.

To give back or restore.

In tennis, a hitting of the ball.

Increase public understanding about a problematic issue in society.

An area of ground where a sport is played (for example football).

Moment in which someone encourages you to do something and you do it.

Make something cover a wide area.

To (cause to) move along a ball, by bouncing it.

To feel very weak and you can even fall down.

Not making you feel pleasant.