I HOPE YOU DANCE -LEE ANN WOMACK- SONG-

VOCABULARY:

To get your fill of sth: to have or experience as much as you want of something:

I go to my mother’s house every week to get my fill of her home cooking.

I went to the office last Monday to eat Guerrin's pizza

To take sth for granted: if you take situations or people for granted, you do not realize or show
that you are grateful for how much you get from them:

One of the problems with relationships is that after a while you just take each other for
granted.

we take for granted that every time we leave home we will return

Empty-handed: without bringing or taking anything:

We can't go to the party empty-handed.

I don't usually go to a friend's house without some dessert

Faith: great trust or confidence in something or someone:

She has no faith in modern medicine.

You'll cope - I have great faith in you.

I have great faith in my co-workers

Fighting chance: a small but real possibility that something can be done:

If we can raise enough money, there's a fighting chance (that) we can save the project.

I DIDN'T STUDY ENOUGH TO TAKE AN EXAM BUT I'M GOING TO TRY

To sit sth out:

1. to not take part in a physical activity such as a dance or a game, because you are tired
or injured:

I'm feeling rather tired, so I think I'll sit out the next dance.
I THINK I HAVE MANY ACTIVITIES, I HAD TO DECIDE TO DO THEM ONLY TWICE A WEEK

2. To wait for an unpleasant situation or event to finish, without leaving or taking some
other action:
The company's management is prepared to sit out the strike rather than agree to union
demands.
WAIT FOR THE PANDEMIC TO PASS WITH PATIENCE

To settle: to reach a decision or an agreement about something, or to end a disagreement:

“The tickets are €40 each." "Well, that settles that - I can't afford that much."

I THINK IT IS COMPLICATED TO ORGANIZE A TRIP WITH MANY PEOPLE, FOR THAT REASON,
TRAVEL ALONE THAT SETTLES THAT OF THE ORGANIZATION

Path: a route or track between one place and another, or the direction in which something is
moving:

They followed the path until they came to a gate.

figurative His path through life was never easy.

I FOLLOW THE PATH THAT MAKES ME FEEL GOOD AND CONFORMED

Hell-bent: determined to achieve something at all costs.

"She's hell-bent on leaving"

I AM hell-bent NOT TO STOP DOING GYMNASTICS

To sell out: to give up support for a person or belief for money or personal advantage:

He wouldn't sell out the cause to serve his own interests.

A glance: quick-short look.

At first glance I thought it was a dog (but I was mistaken).

AT FIRST GLANCE I THOUGHT THAT STUDYING AT THE UBA WAS VERY DIFFICULT