V 1 … pull in
… pull in
… The train will pull in at the station soon.
… He managed to pull in a large audience for his show.
… pull in
/ pull in
… The train will pull in at the station soon.
/ The train will pull in at the station soon.
… He managed to pull in a large audience for his show.
/ He managed to pull in a large audience for his show.
V 2 … hitch
… hitch
… They had to hitch the trailer to the car.
… We encountered a small hitch in our plans.
… hitch
/ hitch
… They had to hitch the trailer to the car.
/ They had to hitch the trailer to the car.
… We encountered a small hitch in our plans.
/ We encountered a small hitch in our plans.
V 3 … run against
… run against
… She will run against the current mayor in the election.
… His proposal ran against company policy.
… run against
/ run against
… She will run against the current mayor in the election.
/ She will run against the current mayor in the election.
… His proposal ran against company policy.
/ His proposal ran against company policy.
V 4 … strategic
… strategic
… They made a strategic decision to expand overseas.
… Strategic planning is essential for success.
… strategic
/ strategic
… They made a strategic decision to expand overseas.
/ They made a strategic decision to expand overseas.
… Strategic planning is essential for success.
/ Strategic planning is essential for success.
V 5 … sneer
… sneer
… He sneered at their efforts to improve.
… She gave a sneer when she heard the excuse.
… sneer
/ sneer
… He sneered at their efforts to improve.
/ He sneered at their efforts to improve.
… She gave a sneer when she heard the excuse.
/ She gave a sneer when she heard the excuse.
V 6 … prosecute
… prosecute
… The state will prosecute those who break the law.
… He was prosecuted for fraud.
… prosecute
/ prosecute
… The state will prosecute those who break the law.
/ The state will prosecute those who break the law.
… He was prosecuted for fraud.
/ He was prosecuted for fraud.
V 7 … assault
… assault
… The suspect was charged with assault.
… He survived a brutal assault.
… assault
/ assault
… The suspect was charged with assault.
/ The suspect was charged with assault.
… He survived a brutal assault.
/ He survived a brutal assault.
V 8 … dilemma
… dilemma
… She faced a dilemma about whether to stay or leave.
… The company is in a financial dilemma.
… dilemma
/ dilemma
… She faced a dilemma about whether to stay or leave.
/ She faced a dilemma about whether to stay or leave.
… The company is in a financial dilemma.
/ The company is in a financial dilemma.
V 9 … subconscious
… subconscious
… His subconscious fears affected his decisions.
… Dreams often reveal our subconscious thoughts.
… subconscious
/ subconscious
… His subconscious fears affected his decisions.
/ His subconscious fears affected his decisions.
… Dreams often reveal our subconscious thoughts.
/ Dreams often reveal our subconscious thoughts.
V 10 … equity
… equity
… She invested in a company to gain equity.
… Equity among employees is important.
… equity
/ equity
… She invested in a company to gain equity.
/ She invested in a company to gain equity.
… Equity among employees is important.
/ Equity among employees is important.
V 11 … parable
… parable
… The teacher told a parable to explain the lesson.
… Parables are common in religious texts.
… parable
/ parable
… The teacher told a parable to explain the lesson.
/ The teacher told a parable to explain the lesson.
… Parables are common in religious texts.
/ Parables are common in religious texts.
V 12 … statute
… statute
… The new statute will regulate online transactions.
… He violated a federal statute.
… statute
/ statute
… The new statute will regulate online transactions.
/ The new statute will regulate online transactions.
… He violated a federal statute.
/ He violated a federal statute.
V 13 … entity
… entity
… The company became a separate legal entity.
… Each entity has its own responsibilities.
… entity
/ entity
… The company became a separate legal entity.
/ The company became a separate legal entity.
… Each entity has its own responsibilities.
/ Each entity has its own responsibilities.
V 14 … accelerate
… accelerate
… The car began to accelerate on the highway.
… We need to accelerate the project timeline.
… accelerate
/ accelerate
… The car began to accelerate on the highway.
/ The car began to accelerate on the highway.
… We need to accelerate the project timeline.
/ We need to accelerate the project timeline.
V 15 … devastate
… devastate
… The earthquake will devastate the region.
… She was devastated by the news.
… devastate
/ devastate
… The earthquake will devastate the region.
/ The earthquake will devastate the region.
… She was devastated by the news.
/ She was devastated by the news.
V 16 … stay in touch with
… stay in touch with
… I try to stay in touch with old friends.
… Stay in touch with your doctor during treatment.
… stay in touch with
/ stay in touch with
… I try to stay in touch with old friends.
/ I try to stay in touch with old friends.
… Stay in touch with your doctor during treatment.
/ Stay in touch with your doctor during treatment.
V 17 … speculate
… speculate
… They speculate about the future of technology.
… Investors speculated on the stock market.
… speculate
/ speculate
… They speculate about the future of technology.
/ They speculate about the future of technology.
… Investors speculated on the stock market.
/ Investors speculated on the stock market.
V 18 … agitation
… agitation
… There was agitation among the workers.
… His speech caused public agitation.
… agitation
/ agitation
… There was agitation among the workers.
/ There was agitation among the workers.
… His speech caused public agitation.
/ His speech caused public agitation.
V 19 … jurisdiction
… jurisdiction
… This case falls under federal jurisdiction.
… The court has jurisdiction over the matter.
… jurisdiction
/ jurisdiction
… This case falls under federal jurisdiction.
/ This case falls under federal jurisdiction.
… The court has jurisdiction over the matter.
/ The court has jurisdiction over the matter.
V 20 … allegedly
… allegedly
… He allegedly stole the money.
… The suspect allegedly committed the crime.
… allegedly
/ allegedly
… He allegedly stole the money.
/ He allegedly stole the money.
… The suspect allegedly committed the crime.
/ The suspect allegedly committed the crime.
V 21 … real estate
… real estate
… She works in the real estate business.
… Real estate prices are rising.
… real estate
/ real estate
… She works in the real estate business.
/ She works in the real estate business.
… Real estate prices are rising.
/ Real estate prices are rising.
V 22 … submerge
… submerge
… The town was submerged by the flood.
… He submerged his head in the water.
… submerge
/ submerge
… The town was submerged by the flood.
/ The town was submerged by the flood.
… He submerged his head in the water.
/ He submerged his head in the water.
V 23 … make over
… make over
… She decided to make over her old dress.
… They made over the entire house.
… make over
/ make over
… She decided to make over her old dress.
/ She decided to make over her old dress.
… They made over the entire house.
/ They made over the entire house.
V 24 … divinity
… divinity
… He studied divinity at the university.
… The statue represents divinity.
… divinity
/ divinity
… He studied divinity at the university.
/ He studied divinity at the university.
… The statue represents divinity.
/ The statue represents divinity.
V 25 … artisan
… artisan
… The artisan crafted a beautiful vase.
… Artisans are skilled in traditional techniques.
… artisan
/ artisan
… The artisan crafted a beautiful vase.
/ The artisan crafted a beautiful vase.
… Artisans are skilled in traditional techniques.
/ Artisans are skilled in traditional techniques.
V 26 … parental
… parental
… Parental guidance is important for children’s growth.
… She received parental support during her studies.
… parental
/ parental
… Parental guidance is important for children’s growth.
/ Parental guidance is important for children’s growth.
… She received parental support during her studies.
/ She received parental support during her studies.
V 27 … suffice
… suffice
… A brief explanation will suffice for now.
… One example should suffice to make the point clear.
… suffice
/ suffice
… A brief explanation will suffice for now.
/ A brief explanation will suffice for now.
… One example should suffice to make the point clear.
/ One example should suffice to make the point clear.
V 28 … burglary
… burglary
… The police are investigating a burglary at the store.
… He was arrested for attempted burglary.
… burglary
/ burglary
… The police are investigating a burglary at the store.
/ The police are investigating a burglary at the store.
… He was arrested for attempted burglary.
/ He was arrested for attempted burglary.
V 29 … interact
… interact
… Children learn when they interact with others.
… The app allows users to interact in real time.
… interact
/ interact
… Children learn when they interact with others.
/ Children learn when they interact with others.
… The app allows users to interact in real time.
/ The app allows users to interact in real time.
V 30 … prevent A from B
… prevent A from B
… The barrier prevents cars from entering the park.
… She prevented him from making a big mistake.
… prevent A from B
/ prevent A from B
… The barrier prevents cars from entering the park.
/ The barrier prevents cars from entering the park.
… She prevented him from making a big mistake.
/ She prevented him from making a big mistake.
V 31 … ignition
… ignition
… Turn the key to start the ignition.
… The ignition system needs to be repaired.
… ignition
/ ignition
… Turn the key to start the ignition.
/ Turn the key to start the ignition.
… The ignition system needs to be repaired.
/ The ignition system needs to be repaired.
V 32 … segment
… segment
… The company launched a new product for the youth segment.
… Cut the orange into small segments.
… segment
/ segment
… The company launched a new product for the youth segment.
/ The company launched a new product for the youth segment.
… Cut the orange into small segments.
/ Cut the orange into small segments.
V 33 … numb
… numb
… My fingers went numb in the cold.
… He felt numb after hearing the bad news.
… numb
/ numb
… My fingers went numb in the cold.
/ My fingers went numb in the cold.
… He felt numb after hearing the bad news.
/ He felt numb after hearing the bad news.
V 34 … lurk
… lurk
… A cat was lurking in the bushes.
… Danger may lurk around every corner.
… lurk
/ lurk
… A cat was lurking in the bushes.
/ A cat was lurking in the bushes.
… Danger may lurk around every corner.
/ Danger may lurk around every corner.
V 35 … quote
… quote
… She likes to quote famous authors in her essays.
… He gave me a quote for the repair cost.
… quote
/ quote
… She likes to quote famous authors in her essays.
/ She likes to quote famous authors in her essays.
… He gave me a quote for the repair cost.
/ He gave me a quote for the repair cost.
V 36 … hemisphere
… hemisphere
… Japan is located in the Northern Hemisphere.
… The Southern Hemisphere has opposite seasons to the Northern Hemisphere.
… hemisphere
/ hemisphere
… Japan is located in the Northern Hemisphere.
/ Japan is located in the Northern Hemisphere.
… The Southern Hemisphere has opposite seasons to the Northern Hemisphere.
/ The Southern Hemisphere has opposite seasons to the Northern Hemisphere.
V 37 … throw off
… throw off
… He tried to throw off his pursuers.
… The sudden rain threw off our plans.
… throw off
/ throw off
… He tried to throw off his pursuers.
/ He tried to throw off his pursuers.
… The sudden rain threw off our plans.
/ The sudden rain threw off our plans.
V 38 … warehouse
… warehouse
… The goods are stored in a large warehouse.
… They converted the old warehouse into an art gallery.
… warehouse
/ warehouse
… The goods are stored in a large warehouse.
/ The goods are stored in a large warehouse.
… They converted the old warehouse into an art gallery.
/ They converted the old warehouse into an art gallery.
V 39 … considerate
… considerate
… He is always considerate of others’ feelings.
… It was considerate of you to help her.
… considerate
/ considerate
… He is always considerate of others’ feelings.
/ He is always considerate of others’ feelings.
… It was considerate of you to help her.
/ It was considerate of you to help her.
V 40 … expel
… expel
… The student was expelled for cheating.
… Factories expel harmful gases into the air.
… expel
/ expel
… The student was expelled for cheating.
/ The student was expelled for cheating.
… Factories expel harmful gases into the air.
/ Factories expel harmful gases into the air.
V 41 … windmill
… windmill
… The old windmill is a popular tourist attraction.
… They built a windmill to generate electricity.
… windmill
/ windmill
… The old windmill is a popular tourist attraction.
/ The old windmill is a popular tourist attraction.
… They built a windmill to generate electricity.
/ They built a windmill to generate electricity.
V 42 … practitioner
… practitioner
… She is a medical practitioner in the city.
… Experienced practitioners shared their knowledge.
… practitioner
/ practitioner
… She is a medical practitioner in the city.
/ She is a medical practitioner in the city.
… Experienced practitioners shared their knowledge.
/ Experienced practitioners shared their knowledge.
V 43 … depict
… depict
… The painting depicts a beautiful landscape.
… The novel depicts life in the 19th century.
… depict
/ depict
… The painting depicts a beautiful landscape.
/ The painting depicts a beautiful landscape.
… The novel depicts life in the 19th century.
/ The novel depicts life in the 19th century.
V 44 … aesthetic
… aesthetic
… The building has great aesthetic value.
… She has an aesthetic sense for design.
… aesthetic
/ aesthetic
… The building has great aesthetic value.
/ The building has great aesthetic value.
… She has an aesthetic sense for design.
/ She has an aesthetic sense for design.
V 45 … constraint
… constraint
… Time constraints forced us to finish early.
… Budget constraints limit our options.
… constraint
/ constraint
… Time constraints forced us to finish early.
/ Time constraints forced us to finish early.
… Budget constraints limit our options.
/ Budget constraints limit our options.
V 46 … emit
… emit
… Cars emit harmful gases into the atmosphere.
… The lamp emits a soft light.
… emit
/ emit
… Cars emit harmful gases into the atmosphere.
/ Cars emit harmful gases into the atmosphere.
… The lamp emits a soft light.
/ The lamp emits a soft light.
V 47 … swirl
… swirl
… Leaves swirled in the autumn wind.
… The water began to swirl down the drain.
… swirl
/ swirl
… Leaves swirled in the autumn wind.
/ Leaves swirled in the autumn wind.
… The water began to swirl down the drain.
/ The water began to swirl down the drain.
V 48 … propel
… propel
… The engine propels the boat forward.
… He was propelled by ambition to succeed.
… propel
/ propel
… The engine propels the boat forward.
/ The engine propels the boat forward.
… He was propelled by ambition to succeed.
/ He was propelled by ambition to succeed.
V 49 … substantially
… substantially
… The cost has increased substantially over the years.
… Her performance has improved substantially.
… substantially
/ substantially
… The cost has increased substantially over the years.
/ The cost has increased substantially over the years.
… Her performance has improved substantially.
/ Her performance has improved substantially.
V 50 … correlation
… correlation
… There is a strong correlation between diet and health.
… The study shows a correlation between stress and illness.
… correlation
/ correlation
… There is a strong correlation between diet and health.
/ There is a strong correlation between diet and health.
… The study shows a correlation between stress and illness.
/ The study shows a correlation between stress and illness.
