The same fifteen words as the cards above, written out in full — easy to scan, search or print.

every dayA1phrase

Each day; two words, and you can replace it with “each day”.

I walk to work every day, in my everyday trainers.

get readyA2phrase

To prepare yourself to go out.

Give me ten minutes to get ready.

log inA2phrasal verb

To enter a system with your name and password; you log in to a website.

I can’t log in to my account. I’ve forgotten my password.

a side questB1phrase

A small extra mission that is not the main story; now also any unplanned detour.

I went out for milk and came back two hours later. That was a bit of a side quest.

level upB1phrase

In a game, to reach the next level by gaining experience; in real life, to improve at something.

This year I want to level up my cooking.

high-conceptB2adjective

Built on one bold idea you can explain in a single sentence.

It’s a high-concept show: one lift, eight strangers, one night.

breezyB1adjective

Light, easy and relaxed.

The interview was breezy. We mostly talked about football.

cheeryB1adjective

Bright and full of good mood.

The waiter was cheery at seven in the morning.

everydayB1adjective

One word, an adjective meaning ordinary, as in “my everyday routine” or “everyday clothes”.

These are just my everyday shoes, nothing special.

get upA1phrase

“Get” plus “up”: to reach the state of being out of bed in the morning.

I get up at seven, even at the weekend.

get dressedA1phrase

“Get” plus “dressed”: to reach the state of having your clothes on.

He got dressed in the dark so he would not wake anyone.

get tiredA2phrase

“Get” plus “tired”: to reach the state of needing rest, usually later in the day.

I get tired after lunch, so I go for a short walk.

log outA2phrasal verb

The opposite of log in: to leave a system when you finish.

Remember to log out when you use a shared computer.

loginB1noun

One word, a noun: the name and password you use to enter a system.

Can you send me the login for the office printer?

NPCB2noun

A background character in a video game that the computer controls, not a real player.

In the village, an NPC gives you a map and a warning.