Vocabulary: declare

to state sth publicly and officially or to make sth known in a firm, clear way

Vocabulary: decorate

to add something in order to make a thing more attractive to look at

Quote

“Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Wishing is not enough; we must do.” – Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

Vocabulary: back-breaking

(used about physical work) very hard and tiring

Vocabulary: backache

a pain in your back

Vocabulary: baby

very young child

Vocabulary: awesome

very good; excellent

Vocabulary: busk

to sing or play music in the street so that people will give you money

Vocabulary: but

used for introducing an idea which contrasts whit or is different from what has just been said

Vocabulary: busy

having a lot of work or tasks to do

Vocabulary: pope

the head of the Roman Catholic church

Vocabulary: pop art

also Pop Art, is a style of art developed in the 1960s, that was based on popular culture and used material such as advertisements, film images, etc.

Vocabulary: popcorn

a type of corn that is heated until it bursts and forms ligth whitish balls that are eaten with salt or sugar on them

Vocabulary: popular

liked by many people or by most people in a group

Vocabulary: population

the number of people who live in a particular area, city or country

Vocabulary: sculptor

a person who makes sculptures

Vocabulary: sea

the salt water that covers larg parts of the surface of the earth.

Vocabulary: scruples

a feeling that stops you from doing sth that you think is morally wrong.

Vocabulary: sculpture

the art of making figures or objects from stone, wood, etc

Vocabulary: disproportion

- between A and B - the state of two things not being at an equally high or low level

Vocabulary: disposition

the natural qualities of a person's character

Vocabulary: distance

the amount of space between two places or things

Vocabulary: distraction

something that takes your attention away from what you were doing or thinking about

Vocabulary: distort

to change the shape or sound of something so that it seems strange or is not clear.
His face was distorced with grief.

Vocabulary: distinguish

-between A and B - to recognize the difference between two things or people

Vocabulary: cushy

too easy, needing little effort (in a way that seems unfair to others : a cushy job.

Vocabulary: cyclist

a person who rides a bicycle.

Vocabulary: cynic

a person who believes that people only do things for themselves, rather than to help others.

Vocabulary: cut

an injury or opeopening in the skin made with a knife, etc.

Vocabulary: customer

a person who buys goods or services in a shop, restaurant, etc

Quote

“The way get started is to quit talking and begin doing.” – Walt Disney

Economy

Quote

Push yourself, because no one else is going to do it for you.

Vocabulary: opportunity

Each day is an opportunity

Quote

Great things never come from comfort zones.