trial
legal event to decide if someone is guilty of a crime
avoid
keep away from
hesitate
pause before doing something, because you are nervous or unsure
gasp
suddenly breathe in deeply, usually because you're scared or surprised
inherit
receive money or a house from someone after he/she died
congratulate
tell someone you are happy for their success or good luck
manners
polite behavior
adopt
accept a child into your family
proper (ly)
correct
miserable
very unhappy
intend
want & plan to do something
wicked
very bad, evil
unconscious
like asleep because you were hit on the head
escape
run away from something you don't like
attack
try to hurt someone
arrest
police take someone because they have done something wrong
belong
is someone's, someone owns it
witness
a person who sees a crime
suspect
a person who police think broke the law
accuse
say you think someone has committed a crime
promise
say that you will certainly do something
sensible
thinks about decisions carefully
persuade
make someone agree to do something by talking to them a lot about it
deserve
earn something
guest
visitor
elbow
the bending part in the middle of the arm
ashamed
feeling sorry and embarrassed for doing something wrong
disgust
strong feelings of dislike
remove
Take off
- ... any longer
not anymore
curious
wanting to know more about things
order
tell someone what to do
rub
move something over the surface of another thing
disappear
can't see something anymore
manage (to + verb)
do or deal with something successfully
beg
ask for something in a strong or urgent way
stare
to look at for a long time
tremble
shake caused by cold or fear or excitement
scold
speak angrily to someone because they did something wrong
smooth
has a regular surface that has no holes or lumps in it
convict
prisoner
notice
observe/see and then know something
dare
be brave enough to do something dangerous or foolish
violent (ly)
strong actions that could hurt or kill someone
anxious
worried/nervous
deliver
take something to a person or place
punish
make someone suffer because they have done something bad
pretend
act like something is true when it is not
obey
do what a person or a rule tells you
offend
hurt someone's feelings
concentrate (on)
put all of your attention or effort on one thing
confess
say that you have done something wrong
attend
go to and be present at (an event, meeting, etc.)
blame
say or think that a someone/something is responsible for something bad that has happened
insist
do something and not care that people say no
revenge
do something bad to someone because they did it to you
(be) worth ....
have value
limited
very little / not a lot
considerable
very
character
personality
impression
an idea, feeling, or opinion about something or someone