entrust

entrust

Bristol

(noun) Day-care or day-care centre

describes someone who is not smart enough to know how to be flexible and adapt to different circumstances, which is just another way to call someone stupid [colloquial]

an expression which means 'to agree with anything asked by another, regardless of what is being asked (favour or etc.)'

(verb) to butter up; to flatter (usually one's boss)

to turn down someone's request [colloquial]

to reject; to turn down a request

to turn down someone's request [colloquial]

to do something pointless; to try to do something that is beyone one's ability [colloquial]

to make up excuses to do something; to find an excuse to do something

to do something pointless; to try to do something that is beyone one's ability [colloquial]

describes someone who is not smart enough to know how to be flexible and adapt to different circumstances, which is just another way to call someone stupid [colloquial]

describes someone who is not smart enough to know how to be flexible and adapt to different circumstances, which is just another way to call someone stupid [colloquial]

to embezzle; to pocket the client's money

Trotskyist

to do something pointless; to try to do something that is beyone one's ability [colloquial]

guardianship

 rely on one's elder or an influential person for protection, it is an expression used when people are being asked how they have been to show that they appreciate others' concern

check in (luggage)

checked luggage

support

to guard the entrance; completely useless; totally pointless [colloquial]

motorcycle

motorcycle

Utopia

flower base

(verb) Match with

describes someone of extraordinary talent [written and colloquial]