| A | B |
|---|
| accelerate | to happen faster than usual; to make something increase in speed |
| accompany | to go somewhere with someone |
| accumulate | to gradually get more and more of something |
| on behalf | instead of someone, or as their representative |
| brief | continuing for a short time |
| coincide | to happen at the same time as something else |
| command | to tell someone officially to do something |
| commodity | a product that is bought and sold |
| comprise | to consist of particular parts, groups |
| crew | all the people who work on a ship or plane |
| depart | to leave, especially when you start a journey |
| fascinate | to be attracted to something that is very interesting |
| generous | willing to give money or spend time in order to help people |
| minister | a politician who is in charge of government |
| struggle | to try very hard to achieve something |
| subsequent | happening or coming after something else |
| tale | a story about imaginary events |
| terminate | to end or stop |
| via | traveling through a place or a way to another place |
| violent | something that happens with a lot of force |
