Hey, Kevin, how you doing? Sorry, I didn't hear that. What was that? Nice? Nice. Very good. I'm I'm doing the lesson from beds today because I'm not doing so nice. I've had a horrible, horrible stomach bug the last 24 hours. I was a bit worried I wouldn't be able to teach the classes today, but I think I'm just about just about okay, let's let's get to it then. I'm I'm going to say that we should place more emphasis on the vr side of things. So maybe we'll do sort of like two to one, three to one vr to mvr classes, something like that I think would be good. So a couple of the words that came up a few days ago, what does rash. Great. As a noun. It's like a. The rash on my leg is incredibly itchy. I'm not sure what caused that. But I think. It might. Have been. Something in the sea. 嗯。Rash, it's like an area of itchy skin, is quite a broad word. We have a look at us, some rashes. This is a lovely way to start the day, isn't it? Herare, some rashes. So, you know, bit of red, red, itchy, irritated skin. That's a rash. As a noun, as an adjective, it means something very different. Can you remember what rash as an adjective means? That. Means. Jamie made the rash decision. Two. Throw his. Mobile phone in the river after his friend joked that the government. Might be listening to his phone calls. No. So help it all. Rash. Rash. So it describes a decision or a course of action. Taken without proper consideration, right? It's it's kind of stupid. Some if a friend goes, mate, you know like you know like the government like listen to all of your telephone calls and they're like they're like watching your texts and stuff like that. If someone then panicked and threw their phone in the river, that would be rash because it's not the person saying it is not being entirely serious. And also even if they were being serious, because the government probably do listen to phone calls and text messages doesn't really affect you. Like he's probably not doing anything that's criminal enough to Warren throwing his phone in the river. So rash describes a decision or a course of action taken without proper consideration, a kind of when when you act, to put it in simpler words, when you decide to do something. Too quickly and it's you know it's it's a bit it's a bit stupid. It's a bit of a stupid thing to do because you haven't you haven't properly thought about it. Can you think of a decision that might be rash? Have you ever done anything that's a bit rash? You've never done anything that's rash, really never in your life. You've done something too much in a hurry, too quickly, and thought, Oh God, what the hell, that was so done. I'm doing rash things almost every day of my life. Don't think of anything. Hello. Okay, well, I'll give you another example. I'll give you an example from my life. Try to think of an example recently. Some. Rashly. And decided to. Slows down his bank accounts. After seeing. A payment that he didn't recognize. On his banking application. After giving it some more thought. He realized that he just. Forgotten. That he bought a coffee. Okay. That's something rash. I go, what the hell? I don't recognize. I didn't pay for that. There's someone, someone has stolen my card. Why is it like birth? He bought sorry, he bought a couple. I always do that. I'm always missing outwards. He just bought a coffee. So that's again, rash. You're not you're acting before. You've thought about it carefully enough. Sometimes it's good to do that, but often it's not. What is a rash as a noun? Oh, she. The is skin absolutely area that Cheskin and what's a rink. And make a disof. Oh, it's like a place where you like ice skating. Absolutely right. And what's a kilt? My Scottish mother made me. They like a Scottish like where? Yeah, exactly. It's like a skirt. It's a skirts really a skirt that's worn by mine. Good. What is to defy me to disobey? Yes, indeed. Fantastic. What are the two definitions of mole spell? Play which one? Sorry. Nmore adjective. Sorry, I'm not hearing that. Say that again. Is it? Is it a noun or adjective? A noun? Oh. So an I think an animal which dig holes Yeah animal which digs holes very big. Remember the other meaning. I have a mole. Oh, so a black thing on your skin. Yeah, exactly like the black and dots on your skin. Very, very good. And what are arm mbbands? A flotable soft your wear on your very nice and what's harder. But. I'm kind of fish, very good type a fish. What is to go, man? Two. To Oh Yeah, to persuade someone to do something by insulting or answerthank. Absolutely right. Good. All right, let's get some questions then. Oh my God, absolutely terrible. But we're going to plow on and do this. Yeah, so we did I think we got up to question 38 doing really, really well on matts. She need cheap going. And Yeah, we're around. 就是就是就是九。Joss. That's right, by the way. We're expecting a code for this one left as a word. Oh, Oh. Yeah. Is it the only thing I'm questioning? I think everything else is right, but the m I'm questioning. So you want to just double check that m. This one. Yeah, good. And y absolutely right. And the next one, what is the code for codes? While Z. H, yes, indeed. And if the code for tremor is giv nli, what is roll to view the code for? Flower. Very good. Fantastic. Absolutely right. 41. Yep, Yep, there he is. G, U, looks good to me. And if the code for trap, these are nuh H, what is the code for mint? Excellent, very very well done indeed indeed. Okay, I'm not gonna gonna insult your intelligence by getting you to do these ones. I presume you know admaths simple maths. So we're gonna go on these ones here. Mark the words outside the brackets that have similar meanings to the words in both sets of brackets. Sorry mark, the word outside the brackets that has synonon. So the idea being that down, I don't know if it's not the most commonly used word to mean. Like what does this word mean? The hair that an animal has. Yeah, good. Well done. And it's much, much better that we just make sure you know what each word means before we jump to trying to figure out an answer. So warrants is paperwork. Which allows somebody or an organization. Often the police, we should say. To do something. Which they wouldn't. Usually be allowed to do. So for example, a search warrant. Would allow police to break into someone's building. If they expected, Some sorts of criminal activity. On inside. What's the other one like an arrest warrant? Would allow police. To arrest somebody. Without the need. For then to have committed you know someone to arrest somebody, Who's not? Committing a crime at the time of arrest because they've gathered enough evidence. Previously. To. On those previous charges, something like that anyway, that's a warrant, probably too too long a explanation for that. But there you go. Authorization. Authorization is a noun that simply means approval when an authority, not the answer. No, it's not. You know what authorization means? Yes, good, absolutely right to permit, to omit means. To allow to allow something to happen a permit. Okay, so protest. Either a noun or a verb can be as well to process. It's you know like there have been lots of protests in the uk and around the world recently about what Israel is doing in Gaza. Probe Palestine. Or protests. In Spain. So there's no lots of Spanish manifestation. This is you know, this is a protest, people in the streets. This is unacceptable. Oh, this kind of this this should not be happening. And as I said, it can be a noun. It can be a verb. You go to a protest, you protest outside the houses of parliament or whatever. Correct. Track is like. Like I want a long walk. And again, it's a verb or a nown, a track, wait, track. Which rally? Which rally is this? Rally so this is a rally like like a politician rally, you know, like the there was a Donald Trump had a rally before he got elected president where he was shot, he was shot and it just skimmed his neck or his ear or something. That's a rally. It's kind of kind of the opposite of a process in a way and that it's people gathering to go, Yeah, we support blah, blah, blah, whereas a prosters no, we do not. Good. But. Should be better now. Can you hear me? All right now? Yeah, good. All right, so trek is yet a long walk. I don't understand. Oesome. So Yeah, pageants, these are all kind of variations of similar ideas. A pageant, whereas a protest in a ra political, I wouldn't say pageant is necessarily that political. Why is one confusive against us? No, he's Weever done us before. Turn so des ist es. Try and close anything else. So a pageant. It can just mean a kind of celebratory in March through the streets. It can also be like a beauty pageants in America. They do these a lot, you know like beauty compositions. But I think as street pageants, all of them abupageants. But if I type in streets. You should get to sort of people Yeah kind of people marching through the streets is like a or boil pageants. So it's a kind of like a street ceremony. Projects geons. Yeah, so two tramps to walk around. From place to place a tram kind of it's a quite negative nasty word for a homeless person. Someone that doesn't have anywhere to sleep but on the streets. Two. Walk. Her tram, I should say it's a it's a derogatory, derogatory add a row gatory means insulting. It's not a nice word for a homeless person. What is procession? Recession is similar to the second meaning of a pageant. It's a kind of a street ceremony. You're walking through the streets, you're celebrating something. Streets ceremony. Chimbols walking this one. Down the street, essentially it's a street ceremony. Is it that one? Yeah, good, absolutely. March. Did you go on the Palestine March? Did you go on the protest? It does mean a March is a protest, but too March is simply kind of to walk in a albeit kind of military fashion. But Yeah, very, very good. They're really difficult. These ones, I have to say, very, very difficult exercise type. But the focus is on us learning new words rather than getting these right. So 50 to release to acquit. What to recquit me? Have you heard that word before? Yeah so I hope I'm not getting this wrong. I'll just Google it just in case. But I think if you if you acquit someone of their responsibilities in a job, you're saying you don't have to do this anymore. So it's a similar word to release in that respect. Let's see. And if you're acquitted, Yeah to acquit. If someone's acquitted of their charges, they're released of their charges like criminals. He was acquitted. To free someone from a criminal charge by verdicts of not guilty. Okay. So it's actually more that it's I think it's more that second one that I made. I think you can discharge and you can equiit some emembarrassment all. The ek and toz, do you know what both of those words mean? No. Yeah, good, nice. So to liberate is. To make somebody free. So free. And this could be in lots of different senses. It could be a country, you know if there's a country that has a dictatorship, there might be you know efforts to liberate the country from dictatorship to get rid of the tyrannical government. But you can also say, Oh my God, I feel so liberated being outside in the sun. It's just about feeling free to liberates, to free, to feel liberated, to feel free. Exude. To exude means to kind of to drip the thing. Again, I'm I'm going to check this one that I don't want to give you the wrong definition. It's not the very commonly used word, but it's a word that we use often, not kind of literally. People talk about exuding confidence. If you exude confidence, it's like it's dripping out of you. You know you just, you're so full of that. It's coming out of your chds, but I think I'm not mistaken. It literally means. Drip Yeah Yeah so moisture or smell discharge or discharge slowly Yeah. So. Which which brings us on let's go for discharge rather than drip with this. And to booto it. And to discharge. Can mean that two meanings. It can mean describes a liquiid or I suppose gas leaking or drking or coming. Bing out. Of. Something somewhere where it was. But it can also importantly, it has a second meaning. Which is to to release some to release somebody of professional responsibility. So for example, the policeman was. Discharged for the day, meaning doesn't have to work anymore. That's it. You can go home now. You've done your work to absolutely write. Discharge is the right answer there. This is one that I think you can get. It's quite difficult, but you might be able to get this one. I know the one after is certainly not. You're familiar with all of these words, some quite tricky ones in an access doorway, delight, charm. And then we got that word, though, that I'm not well. Captivate a good okay. So to captivate and it's like we're going to win out of time actually today, but I'll give you this one to is to. Completely hold. Someone's attention. So if you describe a film as captivating or you say the film captivated us, you're saying it was it was really interesting. It you know, I wasn't I wasn't concentrated on anything else. It had my full attention. But we're going to tell you what, we're going to end it there just because I've got I think I've got another class starting right. And we'll come back to that question next time. As ever, do be sure to have a look at the new words. Sorry about the technical difficulties today. My computer seems to be as sick as I am. Have a wonderful rest of your Tuesday, Kevin. Take care or see you next time. Bye bye.