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to make sth better
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unable to pass through; in health, a blocked nose cannot let air pass easier
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a condition in which liquid mucus comes out of the nose
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a medical condition in which you force air out of your lungs with a sudden sound
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the feeling that you are going to vomit
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an illness in which you pass watery or very soft stools frequently
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making you feel that you are going to vomit; extremely unpleasant
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at risk of becoming extinct or suffering
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a statement or sign that something unpleasant or violent may happen
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to do what you said you would do if someone did not behave as you wanted
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to keep someone or something safe from her or damage
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a gardener with plants that attract bees, butterflies and other pollinators
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organisms such as people, animals and plants
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depending on each other
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more and more
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an area of low land between hills or mountains
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sweet and suitalbe for everyone; share it by all
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not affected by changes in fashion or time; always relevant
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sweetable or right for a particular person, purpose or situation
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connected with the subject or situation being discussed
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beliefs about what is right, important or desirable
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a new plan or action intended to solve a problem or improve a situation
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not cooked; in a natural or unprocessed state
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a roommate by a government that people must obey
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the mother of your husband or wife
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feeling relaxed and physically at ease
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not too expensive; reasonably priced
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easy, useful or suitable for a particular purpose
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not needing regular repairs, car or maintenance
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acceptable or legal or officiallyeffective; based on good reasons
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to remember something?
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the main chef in a restaurant kitten responsible for the food and kitchen staff
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a person who actively looks for new unfamiliar and exciting experiences
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a serious, long-term romantic relationship in which both people intend to stay together
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a man who has romantic or sexual relationship with many women often without commitment
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the behaviour of a man who pursues relationship with many women
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food people eat when sad or worried often familiar food from childhood
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a small shop or café selling milk, drinks, snacks or simple meals
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a place in a school workplace or institute where people can buy or eat meals
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the food or substances used to make a dish
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the particular taste of fruit or drink
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good for your health or helping you stay well
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not good for your health
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someone who dislikes many foods and is difficult to please about what they ate
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difficult to please; especially about food; very selective
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a tick mixture of flavour and liquid often with yeast used for baking
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we had steamed vegetables for fish
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the date after which a product may no longer be safe or suitable to use
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containing substances that the body needs to stay healthy and grow
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to reduce the amount of frequency of something
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to eat too much
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comparative form of bad; more unpleasant, serious, or law in quality
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extremely overweight in a way that may be dangerous for help
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a discussion in which people express different opinion about a subject
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