boarded, After all the passengers had ___ the boat, it set sail for the island. (=to get onto a ship, a plane or a train), dressed up, Eric ___ as a pirate for the fancy dress party. (=to put on a costume), birthday, Jacob's ___ is on the 20th of April. (=the annual celebration of sb being born on a specific day), blew out, Lisa ___ all the candles on her birthday cake in one breath. (=to blow on a candle to put it out), puts up, Oliver always ___ decorations around his house on his brother's birthday. (=to decorate a place (with balloons, etc)), New Year's Eve, On ___ , people count down the seconds until midnight, and then they say 'Happy New Year!' (=the evening of the 31st of December), birth, Pauline cried with joy after the ___ of her first son. (=the process of a baby coming into the world), set off, Some people ___ fireworks on New Year's Eve; they're very pretty but can be quite noisy! (=to light (fireworks)), prevented, The strong winds ___ the aeroplane from taking off, so the flight was cancelled. (=to stop sth from doing sth), wedding anniversary, Today is Tom and Jane's third ___ ; on this day three years ago, they got married. (=the annual celebration of a couple on the day they were married).

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