1 accent a way of pronouncing words that someone has because of where they were born or live ambassador an important official that a government sends to another country to manage its relations with that country anxious very worried about something that may happen authority the power or right to make important decisions and control people betray to behave dishonestly towards someone who loves you, trusts you, or supports you, or do something that will cause problems for them candle a stick of wax that you burn to produce light care (about) to be concerned about or interested in someone or something cheer to shout approval, encouragement etc. delighted very pleased and excited about something descendant someone who is related to a person who lived long ago document a piece of paper that has official information written on it double someone who looks very similar to someone else doubt the feeling that something is not true or that someone cannot be trusted drawbridge a bridge that can be pulled up, for example to prevent people getting into a castle duty something that you have to do because it is right or it is part of your job embassy the building where a group of officials deal with their country’s affairs in a foreign country fashionably in a way that is popular or thought to be good at a particular time fork a place where a road or river divides into two parts French window a large glass door