throughout — in every part of (a place)/ during the whole period of time
It rained throughout the day.
The smell of fresh bread spread throughout the house.
make a living (by …) — earn money / live by doing something
They make a living by driving.
She makes a living by teaching.
raid — a sudden attack
The police did a raid at 6 a.m.
The army raided the enemy
coast / along the coast — land next to the sea
They walked along the coast.
We saw many boats on the coast
wealth — valuable things or money (riches)
kings had a lot of wealth.
His wealth increased after starting a new online shop
without any warning — suddenly, with no sign before
My car stopped without any warning.
The police fined me without any warning
cruel — very unkind or hurting others
It’s cruel to hurt animals for fun.
Don’t be cruel to children or elderly people.
burn down — destroy with fire (phrasal verb)
The restaurant burned down, but luckily no one was hurt
The Plasco Building in Tehran burned down in 2017.
fight against:means try to stop or oppose something or someone
Example:
We must fight against corruption in the company.
I must fight against stress if I want to be successful.
in order to:means to do something for a reason / purpose
I woke up early in order to be on time at work.
I practice in order to get a better job.
persuade (someone) to (do something) — make someone agree or do something
I persuaded my husband to try sushi.
My friend persuaded me to go to the party.
Fierce .adj : strong, wild, angry, or violent
The tiger looked fierce.
The storm last night was fierce and strong
Warrior .n : a fighter, usually in the past
My coworker acted like a warrior, never afraid of challenges.
The young warrior fought to protect his village
Oar:a long stick used to row a boat
The fisherman balanced the boat using his oar.
We used two oars to move the boat faster.
both … and …: two things together
We had both pizza and salad for lunch..
My cousin can speak both English and German.
Across: from one side to the other side
They walked across the street.
I can see my friend across the park.
Along: on or beside something long like a road or river
We walked along the beach.
There are trees along the street.
as far as:up to
The road goes as far as the next city.
We walked as far as the park and then turned back.
Settle: to live in a place and make it your home
I settled in a small apartment near my mothers house.
My uncle decided to settle in a house with a big garden.
mix with (someone / people): to join and live or spend time together
I mixe with professional developers
Salt mixes with water quickly.
Westward: toward the west
The sun sets westward every evening.
We traveled westward to visit my family.
be descended from:to come from (ancestors / family in the past)
My friend is descended from a family of teachers
Many people in Canada are descended from immigrants.
Farther: at a greater distance; more far
Shiraz is farther than I thought.
We walked farther than we planned.
Generation: all the people born around the same time
This generation is addicted to smartphones.
My parents’ generation grew up without computers.