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MASTER ENGLISH CONVERSATION 2.0 - The Fortune Teller - Quick Reference Glossary
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Grammar Focus
cappuccino – coffee made with milk that has been frothed up with pressurized steam
carbonara – pasta sauce made with bacon or ham, egg, and cream
coincidence – when two or more similar things happen at the same time, especially in a way that is
unlikely and surprising
consultant – a person who provides expert advice professionally
exclamation – word, phrase, or sound that expresses a strong emotion
Fahrenheit – a scale of temperature
flexible – able to bend or to be bent easily without breaking
French horn – a brass instrument with a coiled tube, valves, and a wide bell
How would you like your steak? – a way to ask how thoroughly cooked someone would like their
steak
Mardi Gras – events of the Carnival celebration, beginning on or after the Christian feasts of the
Epiphany and culminating on the day before Ash Wednesday
medium-rare – steak cooked lightly so that the inside is still red but warm
platform – a raised structure along the side of a railroad track where passengers get on and off trains
at a station
pose – to assume a posture or attitude usually for artistic purposes
profit – the positive gain remaining for a business after all costs and expenses have been deducted
from total sales
scenery – the general appearance of natural surroundings
spiritual – relating to deep feelings and beliefs, especially religious beliefs
such-and-such – used to refer to a person or thing that does not need to be specified
sun salutation – a series of yoga poses performed in a continuous flowing sequence and intended
to improve the strength and flexibility of the muscles
target – objective, goal or result toward which efforts are directed
to absorb – to absorb knowledge, ideas, or information is to understand them completely and store
them in your memory
to book/booking – to arrange for someone to stay at a hotel
to break into – phrasal verb meaning to enter or open a place, vehicle, or container forcibly, typically
for the purposes of theft
to break up – phrasal verb meaning to end a romantic relationship with someone
to dip into – phrasal verb meaning to plunge something temporarily into a liquid
to emphasize – to give special importance or prominence to something
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to face up – phrasal verb meaning to be positioned with the face or front toward something
to get on – phrasal verb meaning to have a harmonious or friendly relationship
to grasp – to understand something
to hang out – phrasal verb meaning to spend time relaxing or enjoying oneself
to lay out – phrasal verb meaning to arrange text or pictures on a page
to live on – phrasal verb meaning to have a particular amount of money with which to buy food and
other necessities
to meet up – phrasal verb meaning to come together with someone
to smash – to hit something with great force and impact
to start off – phrasal verb meaning to begin doing something
to stretch – to extend one’s body or a part of one’s body to its full length, typically to tighten one’s
muscles or in order to reach something
to take advantage – to use an opportunity to achieve results, sometimes in an unfair way
to watch out – phrasal verb meaning to be careful
tourist – a person who is traveling or visiting a place for pleasure
transport – system of moving people or goods from place to place
trumpet – a brass musical instrument with keys that are pressed to vary the notes and played by
blowing into it; a horn
vegetarian – a person who does not eat meat
web developer – a programmer who specializes in the development of World Wide Web
applications, or applications that are run over HTTP from a web server to a web browser
webpage – a hypertext document connected to the World Wide Web
What a pity! – used to express regret or disappointment about an unfortunate event or piece of
information
yoga – a type of exercise in which you move your body into various positions in order to become
more fit or flexible, to improve your breathing, and to relax your mind
Time Traveling
better-half – a person’s wife, husband, or partner

continuous – something that occurs without interruption
crises point – a difficult or dangerous time in which a solution is needed
disconcerted – worried by something
fridge – short for refrigerator
mysterious – difficult or impossible to understand, explain, or identify
one and only – the only one you’ll ever truly love
outburst – a sudden release of strong emotion
palm reader – a person who is supposedly able to predict someone’s future by interpreting the lines
on the palms of their hands
prediction – a statement about what you think will happen in the future
routine – a usual or fixed way of doing things
soul mate – a person ideally suited to another as a close friend or romantic partner
soul-searching – deep and careful thought about your feelings, especially in relation to a moral
problem or decision
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stall – a stand, booth, or compartment for the sale of goods in a market

standard fare – normal or usual
tendency – if someone has a tendency to do or like something, they will probably do it or like it
time to kill – to do something that is not very interesting or important to pass time
to arise – to begin to exist
to blow off steam – to do or say something that helps you to get rid of strong feelings or energy
to come over – phrasal verb meaning to become clear and noticeable
to come to a head – to reach a point where some strong action has to be taken
to contemplate – to think thoughtfully for a long time
to despise – to hate
to drift off – phrasal verb meaning to gradually start to think about something or fall asleep
to encounter – to meet unexpectedly
to end up – phrasal verb meaning to eventually arrive somewhere
to give it a shot – to make a try at something for the first time
to irritate – to make someone angry or annoyed
to keep busy – to have a lot of things to do or think about as a way of filling up time
to lash out – phrasal verb meaning to suddenly react to someone in an aggressive or angry way
to lose control – to be unable to control one’s feelings or actions
to nag – to annoy or irritate a person by complaining or continuous urging
to pass time – phrasal verb meaning to keep busy while you’re waiting for something
to put back – phrasal verb meaning to put something in the place where it was before it was moved
to run into – phrasal verb meaning to meet by chance
to stretch – to reach as far as possible in a particular direction
to try on – phrasal verb meaning to put on a piece of clothing in order to see how it looks and
whether it fits
to verbally attack – to forcefully criticize, insult, or denounce someone else
to walk the streets – to walk freely in a city or town
to walk through – phrasal verb meaning to tour an area
unexceptional – not out of the ordinary
wandering eye – used to describe a man who might be interested in other women besides his wife
or girlfriend
What did he have to lose? – used to say that there’s no risk of the situation getting worse
Phrasal Builder
back and forth – in one direction and then the other repeatedly; from one place to another
repeatedly
Brits – short and informal term for British
chaos – complete disorder and confusion
checkout area – the place where you pay in a supermarket or other large shop
Correct me if I’m wrong. – used to indicate that you’re not entirely sure that what you’re about to
say is true
cultural reference – ideas that relate to a specific culture or things that only someone who
understands a specific culture could understand
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cusp – the edge of something
Daoism – philosophical system developed by Lao-tzu and Chuang-tzu advocating a simple honest
life and noninterference with the course of natural events
detachment – a feeling of not being emotionally involved
Do you know X? – a great way to ask if someone is familiar with a TV show or movie
eerie – strange and frightening
emotional swing – an extreme or rapid change in mood
forgive my ignorance – used to say that you don’t understand or that you might be incorrect
fortune teller – a person who is supposedly able to predict a person’s future by palmistry, using a
crystal ball, or similar methods
hard – difficult
hard time – a period of difficulties or hardship
harmful – likely to be damaging
Here we are again. – used to indicate that something is happening again in the way that you
expected
ignorant – not having enough knowledge, understanding, or information about something
implication – the conclusion that can be drawn from something, although it is not explicitly stated
impulse buy – a customer who buy goods and services without planning in advance
impulsive – acting or done without forethought
knowledgeable – intelligent and well informed
life counselor – a professional that helps people who are in major transition phases in their lives
materiality – the quality or character of physical things
mother-in-law – the mother of one’s husband or wife
my X side – used to refer to an aspect or specific part of your personality
nothing comes to mind – phrase used to say that you can’t think of anything
off – you can describe something as off it is incorrect; insane; eccentric
plausible – seeming likely to be true, or able to be believed
psychic – someone with a special mental ability, for example so that you’re able to know what will
happen in the future or know what people are thinking
religious – having a strong belief in a god or gods
sign – a symbol or word used to represent something
spooky – strange and frightening
super X – informal way of saying that something is excellent; especially; very
symbol – mark or character used as a conventional representation of something
tarot cards – a special pack of cards, now used mainly for fortune-telling
ten commandments – laws or rules handed down to Moses by God on Mount Sinai
There you go. – a phrase used to encourage or say that someone has done something right
to a fault – if someone has a good quality to a fault, they have more of this quality than is usual or
necessary
to check out – phrasal verb meaning to pay for goods or services on
to chisel – cut or shape something with a metal tool
to clarify – to make something clear or to make something that’s difficult more simple
to come to mind – used when a thought or idea occurs to someone
to come up – phrasal verb meaning to appear
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to consult/consulting – to seek information or advice from someone with expertise in a particular
area
to date someone – to be romantically involved with someone
to demonstrate – to clearly show the existence of something
to do something for a living – used to refer to someone’s job or profession
to educate – to teach someone, especially using the formal system of school, college, or university
to get into – phrasal verb meaning to begin to discuss something or start enjoying something
to go into – phrasal verb meaning to talk about something in a lot of detail
to go out – phrasal verb meaning to leave home in order to do something enjoyable
to go through – phrasal verb meaning to examine or search something very carefully
to hold onto – phrasal verb meaning to hold something or someone firmly with your hands or your
arms
to imply – to strongly suggest the truth or existence of something not expressly stated
to interpret/interpretation – to explain the meaning of something
to keep in mind – remain aware of something
to look X up – phrasal verb meaning search for and find a piece of information
to move around – phrasal verb meaning to keep changing location or position
to move away – phrasal verb meaning to go farther away from something; to not do something
anymore
to move on – phrasal verb meaning to continue to the next topic
to move through – phrasal verb meaning to make a journey from one place to another
to read between the lines – if you read between the lines, you understand what someone really
means, or what is really happening in a situation, even though it is not said openly
to represent – to be a sign or symbol of something
to retire – to stop working because of having reached a particular age
to see X differently – to have a different opinion or disagree
to signify – to be a sign of something or to mean something
to take a step – to do something
to take one’s time – to do something slowly and carefully or at one’s own pace
to volunteer – to work without being paid because you want to do it
to walk into – phrasal verb meaning to enter
turbulence – violent or unsteady movement of air or water; an emotionally difficult time
vague – something that is not specific, unclear, or uncertain
What do you do for a living? – used to ask about someone’s job or career
What do you do for fun? – a way to ask someone what they do when they aren’t working
What do you do? – used to ask about someone’s job or career
whatever moves you – used to tell someone to do whatever they feel like doing
whiteboard – a hard smooth white surface used for writing or drawing on with markers
written in stone – something that can’t be changed
Fluency Corner
accurate – correct in all details

as far as I know – used to say that you think you’re correct, but you might not have all the facts
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aspect – a part or feature of something
astrology – the study of the movements of the planets, sun, moon, and stars in the belief that these
movements can have an influence on people’s lives
blacksmith – a person who makes and repairs things made of iron by hand
blood type – the classification of blood based on the presence or absence of substances on the
surface of red blood cells
bridge – a trick or artful way of shuffling cards
BS – short way of saying bullshit
bullshit – stupid or untrue talk or writing; nonsense
casino – public room or building where gambling games are played
chart – In astrology, your chart is a map of where all the planets were in their journey around the Sun
at the exact moment you were born.
Chinese calendar – a calendar based on the different phases of the moon
cold reading – to do a psychic reading for someone without knowing that person in advance
crystal ball – a solid globe of glass or rock crystal, used by fortune tellers for predicting the future
deck of cards – pack of 52 playing cards
departed – dead person or dead people
Don’t knock it ‘til you try it. – used to tell a person that he or she should try something before
criticizing it
energy – nonphysical spiritual force perceived in a particular place, person, or situation
feeling – a belief, especially a vague or irrational one
food for thought – something that should be thought about or considered carefully
hand lines – the lines on your hands used to predict someone’s personality, future and fortune
hoax – a trick or a fake
I don’t have a crystal ball – a phrase that means I don’t know what will happen or what the future is
insight – a deep understanding of a person or thing
it happens to all of us – used to tell someone that we all make similar mistakes
Libra – Libra is one of the twelve signs of the zodiac. Its symbol is a pair of scales. People who are
born between approximately the 23rd of September and the 22nd of October come under this sign.
meaning – what something expresses or represents
medium – person claiming to be in contact with the spirits of the dead and to communicate
between the dead and the living
numerology – an ancient, numbers-based system for understanding the world and predicting the
future
origin – the point or place where something begins, arises, or is derived
playing cards – conventional set of 52 cards in four suits, such as diamonds, hearts, spades, and
clubs, used in playing various games of chance and skill
polarizing – to cause something, especially something that contains different people or opinions, to
divide into two completely opposing groups
political climate – the mood and opinions of a political society at a particular time
revelation – a surprising and previously unknown fact, especially one that is made known in a
dramatic way
sixth sense – an ability that some people believe they have that seems to give them information
without using the five senses of sight, hearing, touch, smell, or taste
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slowly but surely – to make slow and steady progress
stack – pile of objects, typically one that is neatly arranged
star sign – also known as the zodiac sign reflects the position of the sun when you were born with its
influence on your personality, character, and emotions
starting point – a place to begin
syllable – a unit of pronunciation having one vowel sound, with or without surrounding consonants
That’s me. – when you refer to something that perfectly suits you
That’s way off. – used if something is very wrong about something
to base on X – phrasal verb meaning to use particular ideas or facts to make a decision, do a
calculation, or develop a theory
to belittle – to make someone or something seem unimportant
to check in – phrasal verb meaning to look at someone or something so that you are certain they are
safe, satisfactory, etc.
to come back – phrasal verb meaning to reply or respond to someone
to come into – phrasal verb meaning to enter
to come over – phrasal verb meaning to visit someone
to come together – phrasal verb meaning to start to be good or effective because different parts are
combining well
to consider – to think carefully about something, typically before making a decision
to cool down – phrasal verb meaning to make something cooler
to cut the cards – to take one stack of cards and put it on top of the other
to deceive – to cause to someone to believe something that is not true, typically in order to gain
some advantage
to derive – to obtain something from a specified source
to diminish – to make or become less
to disrespect – to show a lack of respect for something; to insult
to fall down – phrasal verb meaning to move downward, typically rapidly and freely without control,
from a higher to a lower level
to fit X – to be appropriate for someone
to get a lot out of X – used to say that you’re benefiting a lot from something
to get a message – to understand what someone wants you to do by their actions
to get in touch with yourself – to understand yourself or learn more about yourself
to go back – phrasal verb meaning to return to something
to have many irons in the fire – have many options available or be involved in many activities or
commitments at the same time
to judge – to form an opinion or conclusion about something or someone
to juggle – to keep several objects in motion in the air at the same time by repeatedly throwing and
catching them
to juggle many things – to do several things at the same time
to knock – to say something bad about something
to mirror – to represent something honestly; to be very similar to something
to move forward – phrasal verb meaning to continue to make progress
to pick up – phrasal verb meaning to lift something up
to predict – to say or estimate that a specified thing will happen in the future
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to pull out – phrasal verb meaning to remove something
to put into – phrasal verb meaning to make an effort or spend time on something
to read someone – to easily understand the true thoughts and feelings of someone by looking at
how that person acts or behaves
to read the coffee grinds – the art of using coffee grounds to tell fortunes
to read the tea leaves – to look at the tea leaves in the bottom of a cup for a sign of what will
happen in the future
to reaffirm – to confirm the correctness of something previously understood and established
to reflect – to give back an image or likeness of something
to ring true – seems to be true or sincere
to shuffle – to rearrange or mix up a deck of cards by sliding the cards over each other quickly
to suit X – to be appropriate for someone
to the best of my knowledge – phrase used to say that you believe something to be true, but it’s
possible that you don’t know all the facts
to walk up – phrasal verb meaning to approach someone or something
to work on X – phrasal verb meaning to spend time producing or improving something
too much on your plate – to have too many things to deal with or a lot of things to worry about
tough person to read – someone who is mysterious and impossible to interpret
Virgo – Virgo is one of the twelve signs of the zodiac. Its symbol is a young woman. People who are
born approximately between the 23rd of August and the 22nd of September come under this sign.
waste of time – a useless activity
What’s your sign? – used to ask about someone’s astrological sign
Year of the (zodiac animal sign) – The Chinese Zodiac is based on a twelve-year cycle, each year
in that cycle related to an animal sign. These signs are the rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse,
sheep, monkey, rooster, dog and pig. It is calculated according to Chinese lunar calendar.
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abroad – in a foreign country

across the board – affecting everyone or everything
analytical – relating to or using analysis or logical reasoning
atmosphere – tone or mood of a place, situation, or work of art
beneficial – helpful, useful, or good
broad – refers to a wide range of different things
character – the mental and moral qualities of an individual
coliseum – a large theater or stadium
combo – short for combination; mixture of two or more things
comment section – a section on a website where visitors can post comments in response to content
on the site, typically located below the piece of content in question
commitment – state or quality of being dedicated to a cause, activity, etc.
competitive – a situation in which people or groups are trying to win a contest or be more successful
than others
cutoff – point or level that is the limit of something
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damn – used for emphasis, especially to express anger or frustration
description – spoken or written representation or account of something
elaborate – detailed and complicated
element – any of the four substances (earth, water, air, and fire) regarded as the fundamental parts of
the world in ancient and medieval philosophy
episode – one of the parts of a television or radio program in a series
experiment – a test done in order to learn something or to discover if something works or is true
gladiator – a person, often a slave or captive, who was armed with a sword or other weapon and
compelled to fight to the death in a public arena against another person or a wild animal, for the
entertainment of the spectators
harmony – situation in which people are peaceful and agree with each other, or when things seem
right or suitable together
heartbreak – great sadness and emotional suffering, especially after the end of a love affair or close
relationship
intellectual pursuit – anything that includes using research, reasoning, or your intellect to reach an
answer
James Bond – fictional British Secret Service agent created by writer Ian Fleming
logical – way of thinking about something that seems correct and reasonable
obvious – easily understood
on a scale from one to ten – a general way of rating things
outlook – person’s point of view or general attitude to life
Peace Corps – a volunteer program run by the United States government
pentacle – one of the suits in some tarot packs
perspective – a particular way of considering something
PhD – a doctorate in any discipline except medicine; the highest college or university degree
poker – game played with cards in which people try to win money from each other
psychology – the scientific study of the human mind and its functions, especially those affecting
behavior in a given context
response – a verbal or written answer
Rider-Waite – one of the most popular tarot decks
rocky – difficult and full of problems
rules are rules – phrase used to express that you can’t change the rules, you have to just follow them
to come out – phrasal verb meaning to become known
to comment – to express an opinion or reaction
to figure – to believe that something is true
to flip a coin – to decide something by throwing a coin up in the air and seeing which side is shown
after it lands
to gamble – to play games of chance for money
to get along – phrasal verb meaning have a harmonious or friendly relationship.
to get back – phrasal verb meaning to return
to go down – phrasal verb meaning to move to a lower position
to hold X up – phrasal verb meaning display something by holding it above one’s waist or head
to influence – to have an important effect on someone or something
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to keep an eye on – to keep under careful observation
to make sense – something that is reasonable, wise, or practical
to mix up – phrasal verb meaning to put things together without any order
to project – to forecast the future
to release – the action of making something available for general viewing or purchase
to resolve – to settle or find a solution to a problem
to see what’s out there – to see what other options or choices are available
to win the crowd – to succeed in getting someone’s support or agreement
to write down – phrasal verb meaning to write something on a piece paper
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better-half – a person’s wife, husband, or partner

stall – a stand, booth, or compartment for the sale of goods in a market

accurate – correct in all details

abroad – in a foreign country

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