5 Vocabulary Words + Timestamps

1. Nasty [00:47]

2. Bracing [00:51]

3. Topped off [01:21]

4. Pulling it off [02:12]

5. Browsing [02:15]

1. Nasty

Definition: Unpleasant, potentially harmful, or displaying a bad attitude.

Example Sentences:

1. The storm turned nasty, forcing everyone to seek shelter indoors.

2. She received a nasty cut while chopping vegetables.

3. The debate between the candidates got pretty nasty, with personal attacks flying back and forth.

2. Bracing

Definition: Giving energy to; refreshing. Also used to imply something is invigorating or stimulating, often due to cold or crisp conditions.

Example Sentences:

1. We went for a bracing walk in the chilly morning air.

2. She took a bracing sip of cold water after her long run.

3. The bracing weather helped to clear my mind.

3. Topped off

Definition: To fill something up to its maximum capacity, often used when talking about refilling a tank or a glass. Also used metaphorically to indicate completing or concluding something.

Example Sentences:

1. He topped off his car with gas before the long drive home.

2. The waiter topped off our wine glasses throughout the evening.

3. The celebration was topped off with a spectacular fireworks display.

4. Pulling it off

Definition: Successfully achieving something difficult.

Example Sentences:

1. Everyone doubted her at first, but she ended up pulling it off and won the competition.

2. Pulling off a surprise party for someone as observant as Josh is going to be tough.

3. Despite the tight deadline, we pulled it off with an incredible team effort.

5. Browsing

Definition: Looking over or through something in a casual or cursory manner, often without the intention of buying.

Example Sentences:

1. I spent the afternoon browsing the shelves of my favorite bookstore.

2. She was browsing through the library for something interesting to read.

3. They were just browsing the internet, not looking for anything in particular.