exchange student, a student studying in another area or country, electrician, someone whose job is to put in or repair electrical things, head for (slang) go to, (slang) go to, take off, when an aeroplane leaves the ground and goes up into the air, hug, to put your arms around someone and hold them, quiet, having or making little or no noise, restaurant, a place where you can buy and eat a meal, flat, a set of rooms that someone lives in, station, a building where trains, buses, or other vehicles stop, packed, very full, tired, feeling that you need a rest, wake up, to stop sleeping, battery has died, there is no longer power to run a phone, embarrassed, feeling ashamed or stupid, crazy, out of control, entrance, the part of a building where you go in, solution, the answer to a problem or a question, lorry, a large vehicle for carrying heavy goods by road, engine, the part of a machine that uses energy to produce movement, motorway, a wide road for vehicles travelling fast over long distances, silence, when it is completely quiet and no sound can be heard, hide, to be in a place where people cannot see or find something, coincidence, when two things happen at the same time by chance, stretch your legs, to move around, usually after being still or sleeping for some time

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