V-Lev.08-Part S

V-Lev 08(7000-8000words)

S 1 … canine
… canine
… The police trained their canine unit.
… Canine teeth are used for tearing food.
… canine

/ canine

… The police trained their canine unit.

/ The police trained their canine unit.

… Canine teeth are used for tearing food.

/ Canine teeth are used for tearing food.

S 2 … patron
… patron
… The museum has many generous patrons.
… She is a regular patron of the café.
… patron

/ patron

… The museum has many generous patrons.

/ The museum has many generous patrons.

… She is a regular patron of the café.

/ She is a regular patron of the café.

S 3 … fetch
… fetch
… Can you fetch me a glass of water?
… The dog fetched the ball.
… fetch

/ fetch

… Can you fetch me a glass of water?

/ Can you fetch me a glass of water?

… The dog fetched the ball.

/ The dog fetched the ball.

S 4 … plead
… plead
… He pleaded for mercy.
… She pleaded guilty to the charges.
… plead

/ plead

… He pleaded for mercy.

/ He pleaded for mercy.

… She pleaded guilty to the charges.

/ She pleaded guilty to the charges.

S 5 … consensus
… consensus
… There is a consensus among experts.
… We reached a consensus after discussion.
… consensus

/ consensus

… There is a consensus among experts.

/ There is a consensus among experts.

… We reached a consensus after discussion.

/ We reached a consensus after discussion.

S 6 … suspicious
… suspicious
… The police found his behavior suspicious.
… She gave him a suspicious look.
… suspicious

/ suspicious

… The police found his behavior suspicious.

/ The police found his behavior suspicious.

… She gave him a suspicious look.

/ She gave him a suspicious look.

S 7 … accurately
… accurately
… He measured the room accurately.
… The report describes the situation accurately.
… accurately

/ accurately

… He measured the room accurately.

/ He measured the room accurately.

… The report describes the situation accurately.

/ The report describes the situation accurately.

S 8 … be devoid of
… be devoid of
… His speech was devoid of emotion.
… The desert is devoid of vegetation.
… be devoid of

/ be devoid of

… His speech was devoid of emotion.

/ His speech was devoid of emotion.

… The desert is devoid of vegetation.

/ The desert is devoid of vegetation.

S 9 … resign
… resign
… He resigned from his position.
… She decided to resign after the scandal.
… resign

/ resign

… He resigned from his position.

/ He resigned from his position.

… She decided to resign after the scandal.

/ She decided to resign after the scandal.

S 10 … stain
… stain
… The wine stained the carpet.
… He tried to remove the stain.
… stain

/ stain

… The wine stained the carpet.

/ The wine stained the carpet.

… He tried to remove the stain.

/ He tried to remove the stain.

S 11 … buck for
… buck for
… He is bucking for a promotion.
… She bucked for recognition.
… buck for

/ buck for

… He is bucking for a promotion.

/ He is bucking for a promotion.

… She bucked for recognition.

/ She bucked for recognition.

S 12 … oriental
… oriental
… She collects oriental antiques.
… Oriental cuisine is very flavorful.
… oriental

/ oriental

… She collects oriental antiques.

/ She collects oriental antiques.

… Oriental cuisine is very flavorful.

/ Oriental cuisine is very flavorful.

S 13 … be indebted to
… be indebted to
… I am indebted to my parents for their support.
… He was deeply indebted to his mentor.
… be indebted to

/ be indebted to

… I am indebted to my parents for their support.

/ I am indebted to my parents for their support.

… He was deeply indebted to his mentor.

/ He was deeply indebted to his mentor.

S 14 … dissolve
… dissolve
… The sugar dissolved in the tea.
… They decided to dissolve the partnership.
… dissolve

/ dissolve

… The sugar dissolved in the tea.

/ The sugar dissolved in the tea.

… They decided to dissolve the partnership.

/ They decided to dissolve the partnership.

S 15 … moderate
… moderate
… She holds moderate political views.
… Exercise at a moderate pace.
… moderate

/ moderate

… She holds moderate political views.

/ She holds moderate political views.

… Exercise at a moderate pace.

/ Exercise at a moderate pace.

S 16 … microwave
… microwave
… I heated the soup in the microwave.
… She bought a new microwave oven.
… microwave

/ microwave

… I heated the soup in the microwave.

/ I heated the soup in the microwave.

… She bought a new microwave oven.

/ She bought a new microwave oven.

S 17 … imperfect
… imperfect
… The system is still imperfect.
… His pronunciation is imperfect.
… imperfect

/ imperfect

… The system is still imperfect.

/ The system is still imperfect.

… His pronunciation is imperfect.

/ His pronunciation is imperfect.

S 18 … torch
… torch
… He lit the torch.
… The torch guided them through the cave.
… torch

/ torch

… He lit the torch.

/ He lit the torch.

… The torch guided them through the cave.

/ The torch guided them through the cave.

S 19 … run errands
… run errands
… She ran errands for her grandmother.
… I spent the afternoon running errands.
… run errands

/ run errands

… She ran errands for her grandmother.

/ She ran errands for her grandmother.

… I spent the afternoon running errands.

/ I spent the afternoon running errands.

S 20 … trim
… trim
… She trimmed the bushes.
… He trimmed his beard.
… trim

/ trim

… She trimmed the bushes.

/ She trimmed the bushes.

… He trimmed his beard.

/ He trimmed his beard.

S 21 … defect
… defect
… The product had a defect.
… He defected to another country.
… defect

/ defect

… The product had a defect.

/ The product had a defect.

… He defected to another country.

/ He defected to another country.

S 22 … optimistic
… optimistic
… She is optimistic about the future.
… He remained optimistic despite the challenges.
… optimistic

/ optimistic

… She is optimistic about the future.

/ She is optimistic about the future.

… He remained optimistic despite the challenges.

/ He remained optimistic despite the challenges.

S 23 … evaluation
… evaluation
… The evaluation of the project took two weeks.
… She received a positive evaluation from her manager.
… evaluation

/ evaluation

… The evaluation of the project took two weeks.

/ The evaluation of the project took two weeks.

… She received a positive evaluation from her manager.

/ She received a positive evaluation from her manager.

S 24 … attendant
… attendant
… The flight attendant offered drinks to passengers.
… An attendant helped us find our seats.
… attendant

/ attendant

… The flight attendant offered drinks to passengers.

/ The flight attendant offered drinks to passengers.

… An attendant helped us find our seats.

/ An attendant helped us find our seats.

S 25 … rag
… rag
… He wiped the table with a rag.
… She used an old rag to clean the window.
… rag

/ rag

… He wiped the table with a rag.

/ He wiped the table with a rag.

… She used an old rag to clean the window.

/ She used an old rag to clean the window.

S 26 … rib
… rib
… He broke a rib while playing football.
… The ribs were grilled to perfection.
… rib

/ rib

… He broke a rib while playing football.

/ He broke a rib while playing football.

… The ribs were grilled to perfection.

/ The ribs were grilled to perfection.

S 27 … condense
… condense
… The article was condensed into one page.
… Steam condensed on the cold window.
… condense

/ condense

… The article was condensed into one page.

/ The article was condensed into one page.

… Steam condensed on the cold window.

/ Steam condensed on the cold window.

S 28 … in a nutshell
… in a nutshell
… In a nutshell, the plan is too risky.
… He explained the issue in a nutshell.
… in a nutshell

/ in a nutshell

… In a nutshell, the plan is too risky.

/ In a nutshell, the plan is too risky.

… He explained the issue in a nutshell.

/ He explained the issue in a nutshell.

S 29 … wit
… wit
… Her wit made everyone laugh.
… He is known for his sharp wit.
… wit

/ wit

… Her wit made everyone laugh.

/ Her wit made everyone laugh.

… He is known for his sharp wit.

/ He is known for his sharp wit.

S 30 … be bound up with
… be bound up with
… Her happiness is bound up with her family.
… Economic growth is bound up with innovation.
… be bound up with

/ be bound up with

… Her happiness is bound up with her family.

/ Her happiness is bound up with her family.

… Economic growth is bound up with innovation.

/ Economic growth is bound up with innovation.

S 31 … unaware
… unaware
… He was unaware of the danger.
… She remained unaware of the surprise party.
… unaware

/ unaware

… He was unaware of the danger.

/ He was unaware of the danger.

… She remained unaware of the surprise party.

/ She remained unaware of the surprise party.

S 32 … sacred
… sacred
… This temple is sacred to the local people.
… They entered the sacred grounds with respect.
… sacred

/ sacred

… This temple is sacred to the local people.

/ This temple is sacred to the local people.

… They entered the sacred grounds with respect.

/ They entered the sacred grounds with respect.

S 33 … faithfully
… faithfully
… He faithfully followed the instructions.
… She writes in her diary faithfully every day.
… faithfully

/ faithfully

… He faithfully followed the instructions.

/ He faithfully followed the instructions.

… She writes in her diary faithfully every day.

/ She writes in her diary faithfully every day.

S 34 … flourish
… flourish
… The business began to flourish after the new strategy.
… Flowers flourish in the spring.
… flourish

/ flourish

… The business began to flourish after the new strategy.

/ The business began to flourish after the new strategy.

… Flowers flourish in the spring.

/ Flowers flourish in the spring.

S 35 … accomplishment
… accomplishment
… Winning the award was a great accomplishment.
… She felt proud of her accomplishments.
… accomplishment

/ accomplishment

… Winning the award was a great accomplishment.

/ Winning the award was a great accomplishment.

… She felt proud of her accomplishments.

/ She felt proud of her accomplishments.

S 36 … to say the least
… to say the least
… The movie was disappointing, to say the least.
… His behavior was rude, to say the least.
… to say the least

/ to say the least

… The movie was disappointing, to say the least.

/ The movie was disappointing, to say the least.

… His behavior was rude, to say the least.

/ His behavior was rude, to say the least.

S 37 … diligent
… diligent
… She is a diligent student.
… He worked diligently to finish the project.
… diligent

/ diligent

… She is a diligent student.

/ She is a diligent student.

… He worked diligently to finish the project.

/ He worked diligently to finish the project.

S 38 … clay
… clay
… The pot was made of clay.
… Children played with clay in art class.
… clay

/ clay

… The pot was made of clay.

/ The pot was made of clay.

… Children played with clay in art class.

/ Children played with clay in art class.

S 39 … regulate
… regulate
… The government regulates food safety.
… Traffic lights regulate the flow of cars.
… regulate

/ regulate

… The government regulates food safety.

/ The government regulates food safety.

… Traffic lights regulate the flow of cars.

/ Traffic lights regulate the flow of cars.

S 40 … misfortune
… misfortune
… He faced a series of misfortunes.
… Misfortune struck when the storm hit.
… misfortune

/ misfortune

… He faced a series of misfortunes.

/ He faced a series of misfortunes.

… Misfortune struck when the storm hit.

/ Misfortune struck when the storm hit.

S 41 … forbid
… forbid
… Smoking is forbidden here.
… The teacher forbade talking during the test.
… forbid

/ forbid

… Smoking is forbidden here.

/ Smoking is forbidden here.

… The teacher forbade talking during the test.

/ The teacher forbade talking during the test.

S 42 … inspiration
… inspiration
… Her story was an inspiration to many.
… Nature is a source of inspiration for artists.
… inspiration

/ inspiration

… Her story was an inspiration to many.

/ Her story was an inspiration to many.

… Nature is a source of inspiration for artists.

/ Nature is a source of inspiration for artists.

S 43 … gleam
… gleam
… A gleam of hope appeared.
… Her eyes gleamed with excitement.
… gleam

/ gleam

… A gleam of hope appeared.

/ A gleam of hope appeared.

… Her eyes gleamed with excitement.

/ Her eyes gleamed with excitement.

S 44 … protective
… protective
… He wore protective gear during the game.
… She is very protective of her children.
… protective

/ protective

… He wore protective gear during the game.

/ He wore protective gear during the game.

… She is very protective of her children.

/ She is very protective of her children.

S 45 … onward
… onward
… The journey continued onward.
… From this point onward, things changed.
… onward

/ onward

… The journey continued onward.

/ The journey continued onward.

… From this point onward, things changed.

/ From this point onward, things changed.

S 46 … inquire after
… |inquire after
… He inquired after her health.
… She called to inquire after her friend.
… |inquire after

/ |inquire after

… He inquired after her health.

/ He inquired after her health.

… She called to inquire after her friend.

/ She called to inquire after her friend.

S 47 … immensely
… |immensely
… She was immensely pleased with the gift.
… The book was immensely popular.
… |immensely

/ |immensely

… She was immensely pleased with the gift.

/ She was immensely pleased with the gift.

… The book was immensely popular.

/ The book was immensely popular.

S 48 … down the drain
… |down the drain
… All our efforts went down the drain.
… The investment went down the drain.
… |down the drain

/ |down the drain

… All our efforts went down the drain.

/ All our efforts went down the drain.

… The investment went down the drain.

/ The investment went down the drain.

S 49 … promptly
… |promptly
… She replied promptly to the email.
… The train left promptly at 8 a.m.
… |promptly

/ |promptly

… She replied promptly to the email.

/ She replied promptly to the email.

… The train left promptly at 8 a.m.

/ The train left promptly at 8 a.m.

S 50 … bump
… |bump
… I bumped into an old friend yesterday.
… He bumped his head on the door.
… |bump

/ |bump

… I bumped into an old friend yesterday.

/ I bumped into an old friend yesterday.

… He bumped his head on the door.

/ He bumped his head on the door.

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