The police hustled the crowds away 16.wrap-vt cover in material that is folded over Please wrap the box in red paper The gifts were wrapped in pretty paper 17. instrument-n. 1). an object for producing musical sounds Both the violin and the piano are instruments 2). a tool A hammer is an instrument people often use for repairing things 18.disgust-vt cause not to like The smell of the bad egg disgusts me disgusting-a. very unpleasant The bad egg has a disgusting smell 19. annoy-n. make a little angry His coming late annoys his boss 20pierce-v. make a hole in Oh, you are wearing ear rings! When did you have your ears pierced? 21. bolt-vi. suddenly start to run or break away The horse bolted at the sight of the car 22. along with -in company with; together with I'll go along with you There was a bill along with the packet 23. turn off-stop; change to off Turn off the light before you leave the room 24 burst into- 1). enter hurriedly, often with force The children burst into the room for toys 2). start suddenly eg. She burst into laughing at the wrong time 25.over and over-again and again; regularly Read the word over and over until you know it I have told them over and over again, they should know what to do 26. reach for- move one's hand so as to touch or hold sth There was no time for me to reach for my gun 27turn up- increase the volume/size of(sound, flame, etc. He turned up the radio so that everybody could hear it 28. turn down -reduce(sound, flame, etc. )usually by moving a switch Please turn the radio down. I'm trying to sleep 29. as well as-and: in add ition to He was kind as well as hand some 30.as usual -as is common; as has happened before As usual, Sandy,'s music made her fathers stomach feel ill 31. turn on-change to on, cause to flow or operate Please turn on the light for me, it's getting dark 32 that much-(informal)so much; to such a degree I didn't know you cared that muchThe police hustled the crowds away. 16.wrap - vt. cover in material that is folded over Please wrap the box in red paper. The gifts were wrapped in pretty paper. 17.instrument - n. 1). an object for producing musical sounds Both the violin and the piano are instruments. 2). a tool A hammer is an instrument people often use for repairing things. 18.disgust - vt. cause not to like The smell of the bad egg disgusts me. disgusting - a. very unpleasant The bad egg has a disgusting smell. 19.annoy - n. make a little angry His coming late annoys his boss. 20pierce - v. make a hole in Oh, you are wearing ear rings! When did you have your ears pierced? 21.bolt - vi. suddenly start to run or break away The horse bolted at the sight of the car. 22.along with - in company with; together with I'll go along with you. There was a bill along with the packet. 23.turn off - stop; change to off Turn off the light before you leave the room. 24.burst into – 1). enter hurriedly, often with force The children burst into the room for toys. 2). start suddenly eg. She burst into laughing at the wrong time. 25.over and over - again and again; regularly Read the word over and over until you know it. I have told them over and over again, they should know what to do. 26.reach for - move one's hand so as to touch or hold sth. There was no time for me to reach for my gun. 27turn up - increase the volume/size of (sound, flame, etc.) He turned up the radio so that everybody could hear it. 28.turn down - reduce (sound, flame, etc.) usually by moving a switch Please turn the radio down. I'm trying to sleep. 29.as well as - and; in addition to He was kind as well as handsome. 30.as usual - as is common; as has happened before As usual, Sandy's music made her father's stomach feel ill. 31.turn on - change to on, cause to flow or operate Please turn on the light for me, it's getting dark. 32.that much - (informal) so much; to such a degree I didn't know you cared that much