someone who can’t pay their debts
bankrupt, go bankrupt, be declared bankrupt
to do things that are morally wrong in order to get money or power
corrupt, morally corrupt
to reduce it or to reduce the amount of it that you use
cut back on smth
being in a very difficult situation and want or need something very badly
1) be desperate for something 2) be desperate to do something
- the hungrier people are, the more desperate they are
- he’s desperate to get a job
- the people desperately need food
- people are heading for the cities in desperation
examine all the facts that they can find about it in order to decide exactly what happened
an investigation into something
the process of investigation
1) an investigation is underway
2) an ongoing investigation
pure or total,
including everything that is possible or necessary
thorough
verbs wich follow with investigation
conduct
launch
carry out
you don’t have enough money to pay for the things that you regularly have to pay for
make ends meet
the speed at which it happens // speed or rate
pace
the pace of something | (at) a slow/gentle/ leisurely pace | a brisk/fast pace
speed temp
a brisk pace
less business activity in a country
recession
not enough of smth
shortage
word, which describes people, who are not strict enough and if they allow things to happen that they do not want
be soft on smth/someone
work of teaching people
tuition
weaken smth or make it less effective
= destroy, disrupt (пример с самооценкой)
undermine
attack someone violently
assault
physically/brutally assault someone | verbally assault someone
- she was savagely assaulted
- he was accused of assaulting a student
successfully record smth
capture
- it was all captured on film
to do everything that is involved in that particular task or piece of work
to carry out a task or a piece of work
demand smth
claim / claimant
a statement that someone makes which they say is true, but which some people believe is not true
claim
a court orders a person or organisation to give you money because they have made you suffer in some way
someone who leaves school, college, or university before they finish their course of studies (noun + verb), OUT!
dropout (noun)
it seems to be more than is necessary or reasonable
excessive
an excess of chemicals in the water | he drinks, but not to excess | cycling is a good way to lose excess weight