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the use of the legal system to settle an argument, put right an unfair situation etc
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the degree to which something can reasonably be expected to happen
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a soldier who fights for any country or group that will pay him
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a feeling of great anger and shock
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if someone is overwhelmed by an emotion, they feel it so strongly that they cannot think clearly
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when someone is ready for something
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a meeting held by a person or group at which they answer questions from people who write or present news reports
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an official statement giving information to the newspapers, radio, or television
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to think that something is caused by something else
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an area that covers a particular distance in all directions from a central point
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a robust system, organization etc is strong and not likely to have problems
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play an exercise in which you pretend to be in a particular situation, especially to help you learn a language or deal with problems
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a substance, such as silicon, that allows some electric currents to pass through it, and is used in electronic equipment
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large in amount or number
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as much as is needed for a particular purpose
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happening or done quickly and immediately
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to touch something or make changes to it without permission, especially in order to deliberately damage it
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in that place, or in that piece of writing
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an unforeseen situation is one that you did not expect to happen
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an action that breaks a law, agreement, principle etc
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