Vocabulary sentences and definitions for the Lesson 4 of Journeys 4

3. Some animals assist others in curious and peculiar
ways.

4. assist (v) to help, to aid
Some animals assist others in curious and peculiar
ways.

6. Burglaries increase during moments when police
force diminishes in an area.

7. burglaries (n)
Burglaries increase during moments when police
force diminishes in an area.
acts of entering buildings illegally to steal
or commit other crimes

9. Depending on the legal system, you should be
innocent until proven guilty.

10. Depending on the legal system, you should be
innocent until proven guilty.
innocent (adj) not guilty of a crime or offense

12. In heist movies, there is always a scheme to get over
security and to steal a large quantity of money.

13. scheme (n)
In heist movies, there is always a scheme to get over
security and to steal a large quantity of money.
a secret or underhanded plan; a plot

15. Always think before you speak! Most of the time,
we need to regretfully apologize for what we said.

16. Always think before you speak! Most of the time,
we need to regretfully apologize for what we said.
regretfully (adv)In a remorseful, penitent way

18. Never misjudge someone by their looks. They may
be passing through things you couldn’t imagine.

19. misjudged (v)
Never misjudge someone by their looks. They may
be passing through things you couldn’t imagine.
formed a wrong opinion or conclusion
about

21. Even though Cardigan was being honest, he was the only
suspect of the disappearance of the pie.

22. suspect (n)
Even though Cardigan was being honest, he was the only
suspect of the disappearance of the pie.
a person thought to be guilty of a crime or offense

24. Young adults are holding a food drive in favor of
people who lost everything during a fire.

25. favor (n) an act of kindness beyond what is due or usual
Young adults are holding a food drive in favor of
people who lost everything during a fire.

27. Police speculated that the accident happened because
the driver fell asleep.

28. Police speculated that the accident happened because
the driver fell asleep.
speculated (v) formed a theory about a subject without
firm evidence

30. Prior becoming famous, some artists looked way
differently, more innocent, and less intriguing.

31. Prior becoming famous, some artists looked way
differently, more innocent, and less intriguing.
prior (adj) existing before in time, order, or importance

33. Suspect
I think innocent, he is not, master!