thrilled

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furious

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to take aback

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ecstatic

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indifferent

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miserable

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It is used in British English to mean very pleased, proud, or delighted about something. People typically say "I'm well chuffed with my results" or "She was chuffed to bits when she got the job." The term originated in Northern English dialect in the 19th or early 20th century, and has since spread across the UK, becoming one of the most recognized British slang words for happiness.

What does "chuffed" mean in British slang?

chuffed

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uninterested

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terrified

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flabbergasted

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dumbstruck

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outraged

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delighted

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livid

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petrified

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upset

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sack

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A mattress is a large, flat piece of cushioning material designed to support the body while sleeping. It is typically filled with materials such as foam, innerspring coils, or a combination of both, and is covered in fabric or another soft material. Mattresses come in different sizes, such as twin, full, queen, and king, to fit various bed frames. The comfort level of a mattress can vary, with options ranging from firm to soft, depending on the type of filling and construction. Mattresses are essential for providing a comfortable and supportive sleep surface.

What is a "mattress"?

mattress

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Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 10 - Lesson 2 in the Total English Advanced coursebook, such as "dumbstruck", "take aback", "ecstatic", etc.

Bokabularyo ng Total English Advanced "Unit 10 - Lesson 2"