2020-03-01 Ivy League Enjoy English

Extra Words & Phrases

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check-in [ `tSEk:In ] n.

Ź aisle [

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Ź carry-on [

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n. & a.

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security [ sI`kyUrJtI ] n.

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LPPLJUDWLRQ[ "ImJ`greSJn ] n.

Words & Phrases

1. on schedule

ahead of schedule

behind schedule

The train arrived ahead of schedule.

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terrorist [

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2. clear up

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5. in a rush

in no rush

In modern society, we all seem to be in a rush.

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his parents house.

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8. slightly [ `slZItlI ] adv.
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heads

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