V-Lev.09-A

V-Lev 09(8000-9000words)

A 1 … bug
… bug
… There’s a bug in the software.
… A bug flew into the room.
… bug

/ bug

… There’s a bug in the software.

/ There’s a bug in the software.

… A bug flew into the room.

/ A bug flew into the room.

A 2 … grim
… grim
… The future looks grim for the company.
… He had a grim expression on his face.
… grim

/ grim

… The future looks grim for the company.

/ The future looks grim for the company.

… He had a grim expression on his face.

/ He had a grim expression on his face.

A 3 … cathedral
… cathedral
… We visited the old cathedral in the city.
… The cathedral was built in the 12th century.
… cathedral

/ cathedral

… We visited the old cathedral in the city.

/ We visited the old cathedral in the city.

… The cathedral was built in the 12th century.

/ The cathedral was built in the 12th century.

A 4 … robbery
… robbery
… The police investigated the robbery.
… He was arrested for robbery.
… robbery

/ robbery

… The police investigated the robbery.

/ The police investigated the robbery.

… He was arrested for robbery.

/ He was arrested for robbery.

A 5 … slap
… slap
… She slapped him on the cheek.
… He gave the table a slap in frustration.
… slap

/ slap

… She slapped him on the cheek.

/ She slapped him on the cheek.

… He gave the table a slap in frustration.

/ He gave the table a slap in frustration.

A 6 … awkward
… awkward
… There was an awkward silence in the room.
… He felt awkward at the party.
… awkward

/ awkward

… There was an awkward silence in the room.

/ There was an awkward silence in the room.

… He felt awkward at the party.

/ He felt awkward at the party.

A 7 … lark
… lark
… They went for a hike just for a lark.
… The lark sang beautifully in the morning.
… lark

/ lark

… They went for a hike just for a lark.

/ They went for a hike just for a lark.

… The lark sang beautifully in the morning.

/ The lark sang beautifully in the morning.

A 8 … separation
… separation
… The separation from his family was hard.
… They announced their separation after ten years.
… separation

/ separation

… The separation from his family was hard.

/ The separation from his family was hard.

… They announced their separation after ten years.

/ They announced their separation after ten years.

A 9 … makeup
… makeup
… She wore light makeup to the interview.
… The makeup of the committee changed.
… makeup

/ makeup

… She wore light makeup to the interview.

/ She wore light makeup to the interview.

… The makeup of the committee changed.

/ The makeup of the committee changed.

A 10 … dye
… dye
… She dyed her hair red.
… The fabric was dyed blue.
… dye

/ dye

… She dyed her hair red.

/ She dyed her hair red.

… The fabric was dyed blue.

/ The fabric was dyed blue.

A 11 … swell
… swell
… Her ankle began to swell after the fall.
… The crowd began to swell as the concert started.
… swell

/ swell

… Her ankle began to swell after the fall.

/ Her ankle began to swell after the fall.

… The crowd began to swell as the concert started.

/ The crowd began to swell as the concert started.

A 12 … mingle with
… mingle with
… He mingled with the guests at the party.
… She likes to mingle with different cultures.
… mingle with

/ mingle with

… He mingled with the guests at the party.

/ He mingled with the guests at the party.

… She likes to mingle with different cultures.

/ She likes to mingle with different cultures.

A 13 … organic
… organic
… They only eat organic vegetables.
… Organic farming is better for the environment.
… organic

/ organic

… They only eat organic vegetables.

/ They only eat organic vegetables.

… Organic farming is better for the environment.

/ Organic farming is better for the environment.

A 14 … ideally
… ideally
… Ideally, we should finish by Friday.
… Ideally, everyone should get equal opportunities.
… ideally

/ ideally

… Ideally, we should finish by Friday.

/ Ideally, we should finish by Friday.

… Ideally, everyone should get equal opportunities.

/ Ideally, everyone should get equal opportunities.

A 15 … for the good of
… for the good of
… He resigned for the good of the company.
… She made the decision for the good of her children.
… for the good of

/ for the good of

… He resigned for the good of the company.

/ He resigned for the good of the company.

… She made the decision for the good of her children.

/ She made the decision for the good of her children.

A 16 … dread
… dread
… She dreads going to the dentist.
… He dreaded the upcoming exam.
… dread

/ dread

… She dreads going to the dentist.

/ She dreads going to the dentist.

… He dreaded the upcoming exam.

/ He dreaded the upcoming exam.

A 17 … oblige
… oblige
… I was obliged to help him.
… She obliged him with a loan.
… oblige

/ oblige

… I was obliged to help him.

/ I was obliged to help him.

… She obliged him with a loan.

/ She obliged him with a loan.

A 18 … perish
… perish
… Many people perished in the disaster.
… Food will perish without refrigeration.
… perish

/ perish

… Many people perished in the disaster.

/ Many people perished in the disaster.

… Food will perish without refrigeration.

/ Food will perish without refrigeration.

A 19 … barn
… barn
… The cows were kept in the barn.
… He stored hay in the barn.
… barn

/ barn

… The cows were kept in the barn.

/ The cows were kept in the barn.

… He stored hay in the barn.

/ He stored hay in the barn.

A 20 … economist
… economist
… The economist predicted a recession.
… She is a well-known economist.
… economist

/ economist

… The economist predicted a recession.

/ The economist predicted a recession.

… She is a well-known economist.

/ She is a well-known economist.

A 21 … delightful
… delightful
… The meal was absolutely delightful.
… We had a delightful time at the beach.
… delightful

/ delightful

… The meal was absolutely delightful.

/ The meal was absolutely delightful.

… We had a delightful time at the beach.

/ We had a delightful time at the beach.

A 22 … exaggerate
… exaggerate
… He exaggerated the story to make it interesting.
… Don’t exaggerate your achievements.
… exaggerate

/ exaggerate

… He exaggerated the story to make it interesting.

/ He exaggerated the story to make it interesting.

… Don’t exaggerate your achievements.

/ Don’t exaggerate your achievements.

A 23 … in the abstract
… in the abstract
… In the abstract, the idea sounds good.
… He prefers to think in the abstract.
… in the abstract

/ in the abstract

… In the abstract, the idea sounds good.

/ In the abstract, the idea sounds good.

… He prefers to think in the abstract.

/ He prefers to think in the abstract.

A 24 … give way
… give way
… The bridge gave way under pressure.
… She gave way to her emotions.
… give way

/ give way

… The bridge gave way under pressure.

/ The bridge gave way under pressure.

… She gave way to her emotions.

/ She gave way to her emotions.

A 25 … continuous
… continuous
… The machine runs in continuous mode.
… Continuous improvement is key to success.
… continuous

/ continuous

… The machine runs in continuous mode.

/ The machine runs in continuous mode.

… Continuous improvement is key to success.

/ Continuous improvement is key to success.

A 26 … proven
… proven
… His theory was proven correct by the experiment.
… She has a proven track record in marketing.
… proven

/ proven

… His theory was proven correct by the experiment.

/ His theory was proven correct by the experiment.

… She has a proven track record in marketing.

/ She has a proven track record in marketing.

A 27 … unity
… unity
… The team showed great unity during the match.
… National unity is essential in times of crisis.
… unity

/ unity

… The team showed great unity during the match.

/ The team showed great unity during the match.

… National unity is essential in times of crisis.

/ National unity is essential in times of crisis.

A 28 … destiny
… destiny
… He believes it is his destiny to become a doctor.
… They met by destiny on a rainy day.
… destiny

/ destiny

… He believes it is his destiny to become a doctor.

/ He believes it is his destiny to become a doctor.

… They met by destiny on a rainy day.

/ They met by destiny on a rainy day.

A 29 … recess
… recess
… The children played outside during recess.
… The court took a short recess before the verdict.
… recess

/ recess

… The children played outside during recess.

/ The children played outside during recess.

… The court took a short recess before the verdict.

/ The court took a short recess before the verdict.

A 30 … shelf life
… shelf life
… This product has a shelf life of two years.
… Check the shelf life before buying canned food.
… shelf life

/ shelf life

… This product has a shelf life of two years.

/ This product has a shelf life of two years.

… Check the shelf life before buying canned food.

/ Check the shelf life before buying canned food.

A 31 … abundance
… abundance
… The garden produced an abundance of vegetables.
… She has an abundance of energy and enthusiasm.
… abundance

/ abundance

… The garden produced an abundance of vegetables.

/ The garden produced an abundance of vegetables.

… She has an abundance of energy and enthusiasm.

/ She has an abundance of energy and enthusiasm.

A 32 … tear off
… tear off
… He tore off the wrapping paper quickly.
… She tore off a piece of paper to write a note.
… tear off

/ tear off

… He tore off the wrapping paper quickly.

/ He tore off the wrapping paper quickly.

… She tore off a piece of paper to write a note.

/ She tore off a piece of paper to write a note.

A 33 … witch
… witch
… The story is about a wicked witch in the forest.
… She dressed as a witch for Halloween.
… witch

/ witch

… The story is about a wicked witch in the forest.

/ The story is about a wicked witch in the forest.

… She dressed as a witch for Halloween.

/ She dressed as a witch for Halloween.

A 34 … capitalize on
… capitalize on
… They capitalized on the opportunity to expand.
… He capitalized on his fame to start a business.
… capitalize on

/ capitalize on

… They capitalized on the opportunity to expand.

/ They capitalized on the opportunity to expand.

… He capitalized on his fame to start a business.

/ He capitalized on his fame to start a business.

A 35 … glorious
… glorious
… It was a glorious day for a picnic.
… She had a glorious career in sports.
… glorious

/ glorious

… It was a glorious day for a picnic.

/ It was a glorious day for a picnic.

… She had a glorious career in sports.

/ She had a glorious career in sports.

A 36 … damp
… damp
… The clothes were still damp after drying.
… The basement smelled damp and musty.
… damp

/ damp

… The clothes were still damp after drying.

/ The clothes were still damp after drying.

… The basement smelled damp and musty.

/ The basement smelled damp and musty.

A 37 … dispose of
… dispose of
… Please dispose of the trash properly.
… He disposed of old furniture before moving.
… dispose of

/ dispose of

… Please dispose of the trash properly.

/ Please dispose of the trash properly.

… He disposed of old furniture before moving.

/ He disposed of old furniture before moving.

A 38 … commotion
… commotion
… There was a commotion in the hallway.
… The sudden commotion startled everyone.
… commotion

/ commotion

… There was a commotion in the hallway.

/ There was a commotion in the hallway.

… The sudden commotion startled everyone.

/ The sudden commotion startled everyone.

A 39 … thermometer
… thermometer
… Check your temperature with a thermometer.
… The thermometer showed a high fever.
… thermometer

/ thermometer

… Check your temperature with a thermometer.

/ Check your temperature with a thermometer.

… The thermometer showed a high fever.

/ The thermometer showed a high fever.

A 40 … groan
… groan
… He groaned in pain after falling.
… The old chair groaned under his weight.
… groan

/ groan

… He groaned in pain after falling.

/ He groaned in pain after falling.

… The old chair groaned under his weight.

/ The old chair groaned under his weight.

A 41 … consume
… consume
… She consumes a lot of coffee daily.
… The fire consumed the entire building.
… consume

/ consume

… She consumes a lot of coffee daily.

/ She consumes a lot of coffee daily.

… The fire consumed the entire building.

/ The fire consumed the entire building.

A 42 … violate
… violate
… He violated the traffic rules.
… They violated the terms of the contract.
… violate

/ violate

… He violated the traffic rules.

/ He violated the traffic rules.

… They violated the terms of the contract.

/ They violated the terms of the contract.

A 43 … frequency
… frequency
… The frequency of meetings increased.
… Radio waves have different frequencies.
… frequency

/ frequency

… The frequency of meetings increased.

/ The frequency of meetings increased.

… Radio waves have different frequencies.

/ Radio waves have different frequencies.

A 44 … agony
… agony
… He was in agony after the accident.
… She screamed in agony during the surgery.
… agony

/ agony

… He was in agony after the accident.

/ He was in agony after the accident.

… She screamed in agony during the surgery.

/ She screamed in agony during the surgery.

A 45 … trifle with
… trifle with
… Don’t trifle with other people’s feelings.
… He trifled with the rules and got punished.
… trifle with

/ trifle with

… Don’t trifle with other people’s feelings.

/ Don’t trifle with other people’s feelings.

… He trifled with the rules and got punished.

/ He trifled with the rules and got punished.

A 46 … tempt
… tempt
… The smell of cake tempted him.
… She was tempted to skip work.
… tempt

/ tempt

… The smell of cake tempted him.

/ The smell of cake tempted him.

… She was tempted to skip work.

/ She was tempted to skip work.

A 47 … uncommon
… uncommon
… Snow is uncommon in this region.
… He has an uncommon talent for music.
… uncommon

/ uncommon

… Snow is uncommon in this region.

/ Snow is uncommon in this region.

… He has an uncommon talent for music.

/ He has an uncommon talent for music.

A 48 … famine
… famine
… The famine affected thousands of people.
… They sent aid to famine-stricken areas.
… famine

/ famine

… The famine affected thousands of people.

/ The famine affected thousands of people.

… They sent aid to famine-stricken areas.

/ They sent aid to famine-stricken areas.

A 49 … punctual
… punctual
… She is always punctual for meetings.
… Being punctual is a sign of respect.
… punctual

/ punctual

… She is always punctual for meetings.

/ She is always punctual for meetings.

… Being punctual is a sign of respect.

/ Being punctual is a sign of respect.

A 50 … deal with
… deal with
… He dealt with the problem calmly.
… I have to deal with many emails daily.
… deal with

/ deal with

… He dealt with the problem calmly.

/ He dealt with the problem calmly.

… I have to deal with many emails daily.

/ I have to deal with many emails daily.

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