/from school/

particular

konkretny, precyzyjny (o osobie: wybredny)

beyond

beside (= stretches beside sth, = more than sth, = later than the particular time, = sth impossible, = too much/advanced for sm/sth) or as a noun sth not known (e.g. life sfter the death

recognition

the act of remembering who somebody is when you see them, or of identifying what something is

overtake

to unexpectedly happen and affect (sm), to become greater than sth in a number, amount, iportance, lto go past a moving vehicle or person ahead of you because you are going faster than they are

orphanage

a home for children who don't have parents

pour out of

synonyms: spill, overflow, slop

accustom to

become familiar with sth, get used to it

rough sleeping

the state of not having a home and sleeping outside, especially on the streets of a town or city

perhaps

synonym: maybe

approach

= move near sm/sth in distance/ time, = offer, ask (especially to do, give sth) = come close to sth in amount/level/quality, start dealing with a problem/ task in a particular way

wander

walk slowly without a particular sense (eyes: slowly looking at one thing and another), (about mind, thoughts) not being directed on sth, going in curve instead of a following a straight curse, to move away from place you should be/ people you are with

fend for yourself

synonyms: look after, take care of yourself (without any other help)

settle down

= get in a comfortable position (sitting/lying), start a quieter lifestyle / live in a one place

illiterate

= not being able to read and write, = badly wrtitten (as by sm without much education), = about sm without any knowledge about a topic (e.g. computer illeterate)

vivid

= abt memories, description: producing very clear pictures in mind, = about colours: very bright, = about sb's imaginatioj

shabby

= about a buildings (objects: clothes, etc) a: in poor condition bc of how much they have been used, = about people: badly dressed in clothes they have worn a lot, = about behaviour: unreasonable, unfair, = INFORMALLY: NOT VERY GOOD

strike gold

to find or do something that brings you a lot of success or money

weathered

changed in colour or shape because of the effect of the sun, rain or wind

remotely

= (usually in negative meaning): to a very slight degree/ synonym: slightly, = away from the place where a person usually works or worked in the past, using communications technology, = from a distance, = far away from places where other people live

grasp

= a strong hold of somebody/something or control over somebody/something, = a person’s understanding of a subject or of difficult facts, = the ability to get or achieve something

venture

= a business project or activity, especially one that involves taking risks

foul play

= criminal or violent activity that causes somebody’s death, = dishonest or unfair behaviour, especially during a sports game

star-studded

= including many famous performers

lifelong

= lasting or existing all through your life

lifestyle

= the way in which a person or a group of people lives and works

sedentary

= (of work, activities, etc.) in which you spend a lot of time sitting down, = ((of work, activities, etc.) in which you spend a lot of time sitting down, = (of people or animals) that stay and live in the same place or area

life expectancy

= the number of years that a person is likely to live; the length of time that something is likely to exist or continue for

circumstance

=the conditions and facts that're connected w/ and affect a situation, an event/an action,= the conditions of a person’s life, especially the money they have,= situations and events that affect and influence your life and that're not in your control