The Summer I Turned Pretty — Season 2 Episode 6
Words & meanings
653 words
a person who buys goods
In scenea person who buys goods
The buyer paid for the car
The buyer paid for the car
to get rid of something unwanted
In sceneto get rid of something unwanted
Don't throw away these papers
Don't throw away these papers
to move something from one place to another
to move something from one place to another
I will throw away the trash
I will throw away the trash
to get rid of something that is useful
to get rid of something that is useful
Don't throw away this chance
Don't throw away this chance
to the full extent
In sceneto the full extent
I fully agree with you
I fully agree with you
in a hopeful way
in a hopeful way
He fully expects to succeed
He fully expects to succeed
to make use of something
In sceneto make use of something
Can I use your pen
Can I use your pen
to indicate that something happened regularly in the past but no longer does
In sceneto indicate that something happened regularly in the past but no longer does
I used to swim every morning
I used to swim every morning
to have a need for something
to have a need for something
I could really use some help
I could really use some help
the reason for which something is done
the reason for which something is done
That information has no use
That information has no use
to reveal someone's secrets for personal gain
In sceneto reveal someone's secrets for personal gain
He sold his partner to the police
He sold his partner to the police
to give something to someone in return for money
In sceneto give something to someone in return for money
I will sell my old phone
I will sell my old phone
to make someone believe or agree
to make someone believe or agree
He sold me on the new plan
He sold me on the new plan
a thought or plan in your mind
a thought or plan in your mind
He tried to sell his new plan to the team
He tried to sell his new plan to the team
to hear something without meaning to
In sceneto hear something without meaning to
I overheard them talking in the hall
I overheard them talking in the hall
to hear something without meaning to
to hear something without meaning to
I overheard their private conversation
I overheard their private conversation
to hear something without the speaker knowing
to hear something without the speaker knowing
I overheard their conversation
I overheard their conversation
a small wheeled vehicle used to carry things
In scenea small wheeled vehicle used to carry things
He pushed the heavy cart
He pushed the heavy cart
to move something using a cart or wheeled vehicle
to move something using a cart or wheeled vehicle
He carted the boxes to the warehouse
He carted the boxes to the warehouse
a small vehicle or stand used to sell goods
a small vehicle or stand used to sell goods
He bought some snacks from the cart
He bought some snacks from the cart
a small wheeled vehicle for carrying things
a small wheeled vehicle for carrying things
He pushed the cart to the shop
He pushed the cart to the shop
to examine or test something before the main process
In sceneto examine or test something before the main process
We will prescreen all job applicants
We will prescreen all job applicants
to examine or test before the main process
to examine or test before the main process
They prescreen all candidates before the interview
They prescreen all candidates before the interview
to come to an end or stop
In sceneto come to an end or stop
We are running out of time
We are running out of time
to take something to someone
to take something to someone
He ran out the food to the table
He ran out the food to the table
to use all of something until none is left
to use all of something until none is left
We ran out of milk
We ran out of milk
to urge someone to do something
In sceneto urge someone to do something
Come on, you can do it
Come on, you can do it
to start to be seen or happen
to start to be seen or happen
A smile came on his face
A smile came on his face
to move toward or nearer to something
to move toward or nearer to something
He came on toward the house
He came on toward the house
an act of inviting someone to do something
an act of inviting someone to do something
She gave him a come-on to start a conversation
She gave him a come-on to start a conversation
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