Estimated | | Have a clear meaning and be easy to understand |
Studies | | Mother, father, sisters, and brothers |
Likely | | Research projects done to find out about a particular subject or problem |
Statistics | | A person who studies languages and their structures |
Unconventional | | Will probably happen or is probably true |
Tendency | | often do a particular thing |
Tend to | | Need to leave quickly |
Reputation | | Hates |
Address | | Become relaxed and feel less worried |
Titles | | Recognize the differences among various things or people |
Differentiate | | Collection of numbers that represent facts or measurements |
Linguist | | Words or names that describe someone's rank or position |
Explicit | | Expressed in a way that is very clear |
Prospective | | Family members who lived in past times |
In authority | | Calculated or guessed in a general way (used in reference to the value, size, speed, or amount of something) |
Unless | | Having the power and right to control and command people |
Loosen up | | General change or development in a particular direction; a trend |
Got to run | | Begin |
Get started | | An unpleasant or difficult task |
Hassle | | A silly name or a shorter form of someone's real name |
Sick of | | Very different from the way people usually behave or think |
What's up? | | Likely to happen; future (adj.) |
Can't stand | | Tired of, impatient with |
Go through with it | | What's new? What do you want? |
Bunch of | | Except on the condition that; except if |
Knights | | Complete something unpleasant or difficult |
Medieval | | Speak directly to a person or group |
Nickname | | The opinion that people have about a person because of what has happened in the past |
Immediate family | | A feeling or reaction in response to a situation or question |
Make sense | | Relating to the Middle Ages in Europe (about A.D. 500-1500) |
Ancestors | | A large number of |
Reaction | | European soldiers who fought on horseback centuries ago |