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POLITICAL STUDENTS, 1st yearVOCABULARY LIST
1. Gold fever / gold rush 2. To discover 3. Discovery 4. To contribute 5. Resident 6. To trickle (into) 7. To destroy 8. To catch someone’s eye 9. To make a statement 10. To declare 11. To descend (on the country) 12. To mortgage 13. To borrow 14. To band 15. Joint stock company 16. To collapse 17. To alter one’s vision 18. Opportunity 19. To make money 20. To make sense 21. To make a mess 22. To take a chance 23. To take a risk 24. To take advantage 25. To benefit 26. To make a fortune 27. To escape 28. To intend 29. Intention 30. Laws of supply and demand 31. (Religious) persecution 32. To escape religious persecution 33. To refuse 34. To struggle 35. To be due to 36. To be linked to 37. Main meal 38. To absorb 39. Absorption 40. To advocate 41. (Scientific) breakthrough 42. To be obsessed 43. Obsession 44. To support 45. To toss 46. To troop (into) 47. To purchase 48. To attempt 49. To suffer 50. To exclude 51. To share (room / office / flat) 52. To get on smb’s nerves 53. To insist on smth. 54. To complain 55. To resent 56. To receive 57. To encourage 58. To deliver 59. To retreat 60. Communal spaces 61. To socialize 62. To ruin 63. Prosperity 64. Sibling 65. On average 66. Obsession 67. To be obsessed 68. To purchase 69. To remain 70. To beat 71. Unbeaten 72. To score 73. A draw 74. To suffer 75. To attempt 76. To exclude 77. To equalize 78. Injury time 79. Alarm clock 80. To set the alarm clock 81. Lad 82. Bloke 83. Waste of time 84. To hitchhike 85. Hitchhiking 86. To date 87. Date 88. To deserve 89. To order 90. To desire 91. To regret 92. To fancy 93. To intend 94. To expect 95. To insist on 96. To get on one’s nerves 97. To share (a room / an office} 98. To complain 99. Fault 100. Discreet 101. To apologize 102. Row 103. Bill 104. Survey 105. To survey 106. To investigate 107. To deceive 108. To hurry up 109. To depend on smb. / smth. 110. To affect 111. To become clear 112. Money makes the world go round. 113. There is no such thing as a free lunch 114. Put your money where your mouth is. 115. In for a penny, in for a pound. 116. Watch the pennies, and the pounds take care of themselves 117. The love of money is the root of all evil. 118. The main breadwinner. 119. To be born with a silver spoon in one’s mouth 120. To save for a rainy day. 121. To bet one’s bottom dollar 122. Other side of the coin. 123. To be broke. 124. To be out of money. 125. Not a shot in the locker 126. Every coin counts for him 127. Tighten one’s belt 128. Look / feel like a million dollars 129. To live beyond one’s means 130. Made of money 131. At all costs 132. Not a penny to bless oneself with 133. To have no penny to one’s name 134. To blow money. 135. To splash out on something. 136. To burn money. 137. To dock smb’s pay. 138. To make a fast buck / to chase after easy money 139. To be worth a fortune. 140. Priceless. 141. Worthless. 142. To cost next to nothing. 143. Dirt cheap. 144. Not worth a bean. 145. Not worth a pin 146. To cost an arm and a leg. 147. To pay through the nose. 148. To pay over the odds. 149. To make both ends meet 150. To live from hand to mouth. 151. To live on the breadline. 152. To have enough to meet one’s needs 153. Money makes money 154. Easy money 155. Pocket money 156. Earnest money 157. To have money to burn. 158. To stink rich. 159. To roll in it. 160. To live in the lap of luxury. 161. To live like a king. 162. All is not gold that glitters 163. Nest egg 164. As sound as a dollar 165. A penny saved is a penny gained. 166. A penny saved never comes to twopence 167. To look twice at every penny. 168. To the last penny / farthing. 169. To turn a penny. 170. To turn an honest penny. 171. To turn a useful penny. 172. Eagle eye 173. Easy on the eye 174. Strike one's eye 175. Look smb in the face 176. To have smb.'s ear 177. Up to the ears 178. In at one ear and out at the other. 179. To be all ears 180. To be on one's ear 181. To give ear to smb. 182. To have long / itching ears 183. To keep one's ears open 184. To perk / prick up one's ears 185. To set smb. by the ears 186. To bite smb.'s ear 187. To reach smb's ears 188. Not to bat / blink an eye(lid) 189. To blush to the tips of one's ears 190. To turn a deaf ear (to) 191. Never get one’s hand near smth. 192. To wash one's hands of smth. 193. At hand 194. To change hands 195. To have one's hands full 196. Hands down 197. To have one's hands tied 198. To fall into good / bad hands 199. To give a helping hand 200. To throw up one's hands 201. To be on one's feet 202. To put / set smth. on foot 203. To carry smb. off his feet 204. To catch smb. on the wrong foot 205. To put one's feet up 206. To put one's best foot forward 207. To put one's foot down 208. To get a foot in the door 209. To know / get / find / the length of smb.'s foot 210. To put one's foot in one's mouth 211. To land on one's feet 212. To be run off one's feet , be rushed off one's feet 213. To have one's feet on the ground 214. Give your feet a rest 215. To burn one's fingers / get one's fingers burnt 216. Not stir / lift / raise a finger 217. To have smth at one's fingertips / to know smth like the back of one's hand 218. Scratch my back and I will scratch yours 219. To do smth. behind the back of smb. 220. To pull the wool over smb's eyes 221. To turn up one's nose 222. From under one's very nose 223. Not see an inch before one's nose 224. To poke / thrust one's nose (into) 225. To bite smb.'s nose off 226. A shoulder to cry on 227. To put one’s foot in it 228. Not from this neck of the woods 229. T have one’s fingers in a lot of pies 230. To be up to one’s eyes (in work) 231. To play it by ear 232. To get it off one’s chest 233. To make up one’s mind 234. To batter one's head against a brick wall 235. To beat smth. into smb.'s head 236. To have a good head on one's shoulders 237. After one's heart 238. From the bottom of one's heart 239. A heart of gold 240. Half-baked (idea) 241. To spare (time) 242. To waste / spend (time) 243. Food for thought 244. To value 245. Valuable 246. To worth 247. To take on / take off 248. To fit 249. Bargain 250. Estate 251. Property 252. To inherit 253. To sign 254. To reject 255. To have a good nose for smth. 256. To stare 257. To recover 258. To dial 259. To feel the urge 260. To heal 261. Healing 262. To cure 263. To keep doing smth. 264. To transmit 265. Muddy (accent) 266. Fingertips 267. Nasty habit 268. To quit 269. To abandon 270. To annoy 271. To celebrate 272. To demand 273. Demanding 274. To claim 275. To hook 276. To be hooked 277. To relieve 278. To be relieved 279. Ordeal 280. To postpone 281. To disappoint 282. To remove 283. Temptation 284. To remove temptation 285. To submit 286. To involve 287. To be involved 288. To split up 289. To trust 290. To own 291. To include 292. To grow up 293. To troop into 294. To get rid off smth. 295. To give up 296. To knock over 297. To look over 298. To put on 299. To put off 300. To put back 301. To pick up 302. To dawn on 303. To step on it 304. To see through 305. To hop down 306. To drive away 307. To chase away 308. To come over 309. To look into 310. To count on
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