C1 16-17/11/15

Homework: reading act. P. 38 (1, 2 and 3)

ORANGERIE

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have had your fill of something

informal to have done something or experienced something, especially something unpleasant, so that you do not want any more:

I've had my fill of screaming kids for one day.

Nighty night /night night.

Don’t let the bedbugs bite you.

Rise and shine.

Interactive video-sculpture.

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relate /rɪˈleɪt/ verb

1 CONNECT [ I , T ] to be connected, or to find or show the connection between two or more things

How do the two proposals relate?

2 TELL [ T ] formal to tell a story or describe a series of events

relate to sb/sth phrasal verb

to be connected to, or to be about someone or something

Please provide all information relating to the claim.

relate to sb phrasal verb

to understand how someone feels

Most teenagers find it hard to relate to their parents.

shape 1 /ʃeɪp/ noun

Word partners for shape

an irregular / pleasing / strange / unusual shape • change shape • in the shape of sth

1 [ C , U ] the physical form of something made by the line around its outer edge

a circular/rectangular shape

You can recognize trees by the shape of their leaves.

Very few people are really happy with their body shape.

See picture shapes

2 in good/bad/great, etc shape

in good/bad, etc health or condition

She runs every day so she's in pretty good shape.

3 out of shape

[ HEALTH ] not healthy or physically strong

4 keep in shape

to stay healthy and physically strong

5 take shape

to start to develop and become more clear or certain

The project is slowly beginning to take shape.

6 all shapes and sizes

many different types of people or things

We saw people there of all shapes and sizes.