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phrase - the question we ask if we want to know where a person comes from or where a person lives
noun - a small fridge in a hotel room with small bottles of alcohol, juice, soft drinks and usually some snacks
noun - a system of paths most of which don't lead anywhere and you have to find a way through it
noun, British English - a large bag that you use to carry personal belongings, it usually has a long strap and two handles
noun, American English - a large bag that you use to carry personal belongings, it usually has a long strap and two handles
noun - iron spikes that are fastened to the shoes so that a climber or a hiker doesn't slip on ice
noun - a person whose job is to convert people to his/her religion, especially in a different country and culture
noun - a book we use to look up information when we need it (such as an encyclopedia, a dictionary etc.)
noun, American English - a life belt or sometimes a life jacket that you wear in water and it prevents you from sinking
noun - a pile of cards on the table that you use in a game, especially those that haven't been dealt
noun - a kind of underwear (knickers, briefs etc.) that only has a very narrow strip of cloth at the back
noun - a large heavy object (usually a wooden log etc.) used in battles etc. to break down doors or gates
noun - a person who has reached a certain age, does not work anymore and gets money regularly from the government
noun - a gymnastic jump in which your body rotates forward, first into a handstand and then on your feet again
