5 Vocabulary Words + Timestamps

1. Playing it safe [00:02]

2. Take it away [00:07]

3. Lineup [00:39]

4. Indistinguishable [01:03]

5. Tame [01:12]

1. Playing it safe

Definition: Avoiding risks or dangerous situations; acting cautiously.

• Example Sentences:

  1. She was playing it safe by bringing an umbrella, even though the forecast only predicted a slight chance of rain.

  2. Instead of investing in stocks, he was playing it safe with a savings account.

  3. At the new job, Jessica decided to play it safe and not voice her controversial opinions too loudly.

2. Take it away

Definition: A phrase used to invite someone to start something, typically a performance or presentation.

• Example Sentences:

  1. "And now, with no further ado, band, take it away!" announced the master of ceremonies.

  2. "I've finished setting up the slideshow for our project, so you can take it away with the introduction," said Jake to his partner.

  3. The host of the talent show excitedly told the next contestant, "Whenever you're ready, take it away!"

3. Lineup

Definition: A group of people or things brought together for a particular purpose, especially a list of performers, sports teams, or options.

• Example Sentences:

  1. The festival's lineup includes some of the biggest bands in the world.

  2. The coach posted the lineup for the weekend's soccer game on the locker room bulletin board.

  3. She reviewed the product lineup before making a decision on which model to buy.

4. Indistinguishable

Definition: Unable to be identified as different or distinct; very similar.

• Example Sentences:

  1. The twins were nearly indistinguishable from each other, wearing the same outfit and hairstyle.

  2. From a distance, the counterfeit paintings were almost indistinguishable from the originals.

  3. The generic versions of the medication were chemically indistinguishable from the brand name.

5. Tame

Definition: (1) (of an animal) Not dangerous or frightened of people; domesticated. (2) Lacking in excitement or interest; mild or subdued.

• Example Sentences:

  1. The once wild horse was now tame and gentle with children.

  2. The party was rather tame, with most guests leaving before midnight.

  3. He preferred tame movies, nothing too violent or scary.