Dictation 5

express strongly ● Alex hit the ball hard into the net to vent his frustration at losing the match./ εκφράζω, μιλάω πολύ ώρα (για κάτι)

the feeling of looking down on or showing disrespect for sb/sth you believe to be inferior ● The islanders viewed the boatloads of immigrants with contempt and suspicion at first./ περιφρόνηση

in a shocking way ● The court case was appallingly handled; the verdict was so unfair!/αποτροπιαστικά

the pressure from people your own age or social status to do the same as they do so as to be accepted ● Tracy dresses exactly as she pleases and refuses to give in to peer pressure to wear certain brands of clothing./ πίεση από συνομήλικους

easy to deceive; liable to believe what other say without question ● How could you be so gullible as to buy that old heap of a car?/ εύπιστος

easy to hurt or damage emotionally or physically ● Adolescents are particularly vulnerable to criticism from their peers./ ευάλωτα

related by family, but not closely ● I have a distant cousin - possibly a granddaughter of my grandma's cousin - living somewhere in this area, but we've never managed to meet yet./ μακρινός

that is done or given by both people involved; mutual ● The ceasefire took place under a reciprocal agreement/ αμοιβαίος

friendly and good to be in the company of ● My uncle is a companionable character, who is always the life and soul of the party./ κοινωνικός

able to get on well together through having similar or matching characteristics or interests and needs ● Our musical tastes are not compatible as I really can't stand jazz./ σύμφωνος

that can't be separated; having a very friendly close relationship ● Nancy and Robert have been absolutely inseparable from the year they met. /αχώριστος

unlimited; without expecting sth in return ● Fiona is a true friend who is always prepared to offer unconditional help whenever necessary./άνευ όρων

cause to separate; harm a relationship ● They've been utterly devoted to each other for years and nothing can come between them./ μπείτε ανάμεσα

gradually become less friendly with sb ● We were best friends at school, but we drifted apart over the years when we went off to study at different universities / απομακρύνονται

feel accepted and have a sense of belonging in a group, team, etc. ● Language and cultural barriers made it hard for Omar to fit in with Greek society./ χωράω