AnswerBrittlefragile and easy to break Pronunciation: Bri-till e.g., Your bones become more brittle as you get older.

இதை எப்படி இங்கிலீஷ்ல சொல்லுவீங்க? AnswerYou still have a chance to get/ catch the thief.

Consider using the statement or phrase in an example sentence. Answer e.g., I really get a kick out of watching my three-year-old niece—she’s so cute

AnswerBewitchingso beautiful or appealing that you can’t stop thinking about it: Pronunciation: bi-which-ing e.g., Tilak was mesmerized by Kala’s bewitching blue eyes

இதை எப்படி இங்கிலீஷ்ல சொல்லுவீங்க? AnswerI saw someone running that way with a bag full of money.I saw somebody carrying a bag full of money running that way.

AnswerBleak• If an area is bleak, it is vacant and neither friendly nor appealing.• Bleak weather is chilly and uncomfortable.• If things look bleak or the situation is bleak, there isn’t much or any hope for the future. Pronunciation: bleek e.g., The mansion is situated on a bleak, windswept mountaintop.The outlook of our present economic condition is bleak.

Consider using the statement or phrase in an example sentence. AnswerFace like a wet weekendTo look miserable. e.g.,Poor John has a face like a wet weekend because Kathy dumped him.

AnswerDo you like the music at/ in this dance club?

AnswerBarbarousexcessively nasty or unpleasant, or failing to meet socially accepted norms Pronunciation: ba-r-ba-rus e.g., Helen’s murder was a barbarous act.

Consider using the statement or phrase in an example sentence. AnswerFeel blue/have the bluesFeel depressed or sad e.g.,Mani was really feeling blue after Jeya told me she was leaving.Sheela has the blues when the neighbour kids leave.