VOCABULARY MODULE 4 : FESTIVALS & CELEBRATIONS

to scare away
to honour
to set off (fireworks)
to party
to dress up (as a witch, etc)
a torch
a lantern
altar
saint patron
a costume = fancy dress
a parade
to put up decorations
to be nestled
outstanding
sleepy
to turn up = to appear
a hive
flocks
to be packed
to gather
a crowd
main
a square
wintry
to wrap up
thin / thick
chilled
to swarm around
huge / small
bonfire
unlit
to lift sb onto heir shoulders
a view
a brass band
to balance
barrels
tar
to carry
to parade
two by two
sparks
flames
eye-catching
court jesters
to perform
a cartoon character
to pass by
participant

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to take part = to participate

a task
a circuit
to strike ( a clock)
to hurl
damned
to throw
content
to warm
evidence = proof
spectacle
to link
event
a belief
god /goddess
to cheer
to applaud
ancient = old
audience = public
spectators
viewers
to throw (a party)
to bake (a cake)
to blow (candles)
to have (a good time)
to be in charge of
to share
relatives
roast turkey
a pie
a wedding
a funeral
a birth
a retirement
to take place= to happen
to march
a shamrock
a symbol
to be proud of
to be disappointed
excited about
in honour of
on display
in advance
to burst into applause, tears,
thanks to
full of

PHRASAL VERBS : MAKE

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make up = become friends again

make up = invent
make out = understand
make it up to = compensate
make up for = pay for