Question  |
Answer |
the occasion when someone performs or presents something to the public for the first time: start learning
|
|
he sees her debut in Fidelis Morgan’s wonderful Restoration thriller
|
|
|
|
start learning
|
|
From debtor to private eye
|
|
|
to include someone or something as an important part: start learning
|
|
Featuring a colourful cast of misfits
|
|
|
someone who is not suited to a situation or who is not accepted by other people because their behaviour is strange or unusual: start learning
|
|
Featuring a colourful cast of misfits
|
|
|
to interest or attract someone: start learning
|
|
it will appeal to adherents of both crime and historical fiction
|
|
|
someone who strongly supports an idea, plan, person, etc. start learning
|
|
it will appeal to adherents of both crime and historical fiction
|
|
|
away from the correct path or correct way of doing something: start learning
|
|
Once again Walters uses her narrative skills to lead the reader astray
|
|
|
having a lot of small parts or pieces arranged in a complicated way, and therefore sometimes difficult to understand in detail: start learning
|
|
her latest intricately plotted bestseller
|
|
|
to make a secret plan to do something wrong, harmful, or illegal: start learning
|
|
her latest intricately plotted bestseller
|
|
|
a book, play, or film that has an exciting story, often about solving a crime: start learning
|
|
fast-paced contemporary thriller
|
|
|
a style, especially in the arts, that involves a particular set of characteristics: start learning
|
|
it presents a great new heroine to the genre.
|
|
|
a book with a cover made of thick paper: start learning
|
|
now published in paperback.
|
|
|
to turn something, especially repeatedly, or to turn or wrap one thing around another: start learning
|
|
the investigation twists and turns,
|
|
|
Affecting one deeply and emotionally because one can strongly relate to it. start learning
|
|
it includes some uncomfortable truths a bit too close to home.
|
|
|
to move or spread slowly out of a hole or through something: start learning
|
|
The shadows seep through the neighbourhood
|
|
|
strange or mysterious; difficult or impossible to explain: start learning
|
|
The uncanny resemblance between stories
|
|
|
to make cloth by repeatedly crossing a single thread through two sets of long threads on a loom (= special frame): start learning
|
|
There are enough clues around to weave a tapestry
|
|
|
used to compare two things or ideas, especially when you have to choose between them: start learning
|
|
(written abbreviation vs, vs., UK also v) Is it the Wordman versus the police, or the criminal versus his victims?
|
|
|
