C 1 … foam
… foam
… The sea was covered with white foam.
… He used shaving foam.
… foam
/ foam
… The sea was covered with white foam.
/ The sea was covered with white foam.
… He used shaving foam.
/ He used shaving foam.
C 2 … forgetful
… forgetful
… He is forgetful and often loses his keys.
… She became forgetful with age.
… forgetful
/ forgetful
… He is forgetful and often loses his keys.
/ He is forgetful and often loses his keys.
… She became forgetful with age.
/ She became forgetful with age.
C 3 … disgrace
… disgrace
… He was dismissed in disgrace.
… Cheating is a disgrace to the sport.
… disgrace
/ disgrace
… He was dismissed in disgrace.
/ He was dismissed in disgrace.
… Cheating is a disgrace to the sport.
/ Cheating is a disgrace to the sport.
C 4 … scar
… scar
… He has a scar on his cheek.
… The war left emotional scars.
… scar
/ scar
… He has a scar on his cheek.
/ He has a scar on his cheek.
… The war left emotional scars.
/ The war left emotional scars.
C 5 … disappointed
… disappointed
… She was disappointed with the results.
… I was disappointed not to win.
… disappointed
/ disappointed
… She was disappointed with the results.
/ She was disappointed with the results.
… I was disappointed not to win.
/ I was disappointed not to win.
C 6 … track down
… track down
… The police tracked down the suspect.
… I finally tracked down the book I wanted.
… track down
/ track down
… The police tracked down the suspect.
/ The police tracked down the suspect.
… I finally tracked down the book I wanted.
/ I finally tracked down the book I wanted.
C 7 … grocery
… grocery
… She went to the grocery store.
… I bought vegetables at the grocery.
… grocery
/ grocery
… She went to the grocery store.
/ She went to the grocery store.
… I bought vegetables at the grocery.
/ I bought vegetables at the grocery.
C 8 … throne
… throne
… The king ascended the throne.
… She dreamed of sitting on a throne.
… throne
/ throne
… The king ascended the throne.
/ The king ascended the throne.
… She dreamed of sitting on a throne.
/ She dreamed of sitting on a throne.
C 9 … pullover
… pullover
… He wore a red pullover.
… I knitted a pullover for winter.
… pullover
/ pullover
… He wore a red pullover.
/ He wore a red pullover.
… I knitted a pullover for winter.
/ I knitted a pullover for winter.
C 10 … accommodation
… accommodation
… We found accommodation near the beach.
… The hotel offers comfortable accommodation.
… accommodation
/ accommodation
… We found accommodation near the beach.
/ We found accommodation near the beach.
… The hotel offers comfortable accommodation.
/ The hotel offers comfortable accommodation.
C 11 … architect
… architect
… He is a famous architect.
… The architect designed the new museum.
… architect
/ architect
… He is a famous architect.
/ He is a famous architect.
… The architect designed the new museum.
/ The architect designed the new museum.
C 12 … stride
… stride
… He walked with a confident stride.
… She made great strides in her studies.
… stride
/ stride
… He walked with a confident stride.
/ He walked with a confident stride.
… She made great strides in her studies.
/ She made great strides in her studies.
C 13 … mummy
… mummy
… The museum displayed an Egyptian mummy.
… They found a mummy in the tomb.
… mummy
/ mummy
… The museum displayed an Egyptian mummy.
/ The museum displayed an Egyptian mummy.
… They found a mummy in the tomb.
/ They found a mummy in the tomb.
C 14 … assignment
… assignment
… I finished my math assignment.
… The teacher gave us a writing assignment.
… assignment
/ assignment
… I finished my math assignment.
/ I finished my math assignment.
… The teacher gave us a writing assignment.
/ The teacher gave us a writing assignment.
C 15 … impatient
… impatient
… He was impatient to leave.
… She gets impatient when waiting.
… impatient
/ impatient
… He was impatient to leave.
/ He was impatient to leave.
… She gets impatient when waiting.
/ She gets impatient when waiting.
C 16 … inquire
… inquire
… I called the hotel to inquire about room availability.
… She inquired whether the package had arrived.
… inquire
/ inquire
… I called the hotel to inquire about room availability.
/ I called the hotel to inquire about room availability.
… She inquired whether the package had arrived.
/ She inquired whether the package had arrived.
C 17 … murmur
… murmur
… She murmured a soft apology.
… The murmur of the stream was calming.
… murmur
/ murmur
… She murmured a soft apology.
/ She murmured a soft apology.
… The murmur of the stream was calming.
/ The murmur of the stream was calming.
C 18 … acute
… acute
… He felt acute pain in his chest.
… She has an acute sense of smell.
… acute
/ acute
… He felt acute pain in his chest.
/ He felt acute pain in his chest.
… She has an acute sense of smell.
/ She has an acute sense of smell.
C 19 … undergraduate
… undergraduate
… She is an undergraduate at Tokyo University.
… Undergraduate students often live in dormitories.
… undergraduate
/ undergraduate
… She is an undergraduate at Tokyo University.
/ She is an undergraduate at Tokyo University.
… Undergraduate students often live in dormitories.
/ Undergraduate students often live in dormitories.
C 20 … rest on
… rest on
… Success rests on hard work.
… The book rests on the shelf.
… rest on
/ rest on
… Success rests on hard work.
/ Success rests on hard work.
… The book rests on the shelf.
/ The book rests on the shelf.
C 21 … invasion
… invasion
… The invasion caused widespread panic.
… They prepared for the invasion of privacy.
… invasion
/ invasion
… The invasion caused widespread panic.
/ The invasion caused widespread panic.
… They prepared for the invasion of privacy.
/ They prepared for the invasion of privacy.
C 22 … plunge
… plunge
… He plunged into the cold water.
… Stock prices plunged suddenly.
… plunge
/ plunge
… He plunged into the cold water.
/ He plunged into the cold water.
… Stock prices plunged suddenly.
/ Stock prices plunged suddenly.
C 23 … perfume
… perfume
… She wore a sweet-smelling perfume.
… The room was filled with the scent of perfume.
… perfume
/ perfume
… She wore a sweet-smelling perfume.
/ She wore a sweet-smelling perfume.
… The room was filled with the scent of perfume.
/ The room was filled with the scent of perfume.
C 24 … halt
… halt
… The train came to a sudden halt.
… They called for a halt to the project.
… halt
/ halt
… The train came to a sudden halt.
/ The train came to a sudden halt.
… They called for a halt to the project.
/ They called for a halt to the project.
C 25 … provider
… provider
… He is the main provider for his family.
… Internet providers offer various plans.
… provider
/ provider
… He is the main provider for his family.
/ He is the main provider for his family.
… Internet providers offer various plans.
/ Internet providers offer various plans.
C 26 … mischief
… mischief
… The child was full of mischief.
… He got into mischief at school.
… mischief
/ mischief
… The child was full of mischief.
/ The child was full of mischief.
… He got into mischief at school.
/ He got into mischief at school.
C 27 … sneeze
… sneeze
… She sneezed loudly during the meeting.
… I always sneeze in the spring.
… sneeze
/ sneeze
… She sneezed loudly during the meeting.
/ She sneezed loudly during the meeting.
… I always sneeze in the spring.
/ I always sneeze in the spring.
C 28 … roar
… roar
… The lion let out a loud roar.
… The crowd roared with excitement.
… roar
/ roar
… The lion let out a loud roar.
/ The lion let out a loud roar.
… The crowd roared with excitement.
/ The crowd roared with excitement.
C 29 … for instance
… for instance
… For instance, apples are a healthy snack.
… You can use any fruit, for instance, bananas.
… for instance
/ for instance
… For instance, apples are a healthy snack.
/ For instance, apples are a healthy snack.
… You can use any fruit, for instance, bananas.
/ You can use any fruit, for instance, bananas.
C 30 … keep down
… keep down
… Try to keep the noise down.
… He struggled to keep his anger down.
… keep down
/ keep down
… Try to keep the noise down.
/ Try to keep the noise down.
… He struggled to keep his anger down.
/ He struggled to keep his anger down.
C 31 … plainly
… plainly
… She spoke plainly about her feelings.
… The truth was plainly visible.
… plainly
/ plainly
… She spoke plainly about her feelings.
/ She spoke plainly about her feelings.
… The truth was plainly visible.
/ The truth was plainly visible.
C 32 … by default
… by default
… The settings are applied by default.
… He won the match by default.
… by default
/ by default
… The settings are applied by default.
/ The settings are applied by default.
… He won the match by default.
/ He won the match by default.
C 33 … shipping
… shipping
… Shipping costs are included.
… The shipping process takes three days.
… shipping
/ shipping
… Shipping costs are included.
/ Shipping costs are included.
… The shipping process takes three days.
/ The shipping process takes three days.
C 34 … architecture
… architecture
… He studied architecture in college.
… The architecture of the building is unique.
… architecture
/ architecture
… He studied architecture in college.
/ He studied architecture in college.
… The architecture of the building is unique.
/ The architecture of the building is unique.
C 35 … inflict A on B
… inflict A on B
… The war inflicted pain on many families.
… He inflicted his opinion on others.
… inflict A on B
/ inflict A on B
… The war inflicted pain on many families.
/ The war inflicted pain on many families.
… He inflicted his opinion on others.
/ He inflicted his opinion on others.
C 36 … uncover
… uncover
… They uncovered a hidden treasure.
… The investigation uncovered the truth.
… uncover
/ uncover
… They uncovered a hidden treasure.
/ They uncovered a hidden treasure.
… The investigation uncovered the truth.
/ The investigation uncovered the truth.
C 37 … embassy
… embassy
… She works at the Japanese embassy.
… The embassy issued a travel warning.
… embassy
/ embassy
… She works at the Japanese embassy.
/ She works at the Japanese embassy.
… The embassy issued a travel warning.
/ The embassy issued a travel warning.
C 38 … pessimistic
… pessimistic
… He is pessimistic about the future.
… Don’t be so pessimistic.
… pessimistic
/ pessimistic
… He is pessimistic about the future.
/ He is pessimistic about the future.
… Don’t be so pessimistic.
/ Don’t be so pessimistic.
C 39 … assurance
… assurance
… She gave me her assurance.
… We need assurance of safety.
… assurance
/ assurance
… She gave me her assurance.
/ She gave me her assurance.
… We need assurance of safety.
/ We need assurance of safety.
C 40 … evaluate
… evaluate
… We need to evaluate the results.
… The teacher evaluated the students’ essays.
… evaluate
/ evaluate
… We need to evaluate the results.
/ We need to evaluate the results.
… The teacher evaluated the students’ essays.
/ The teacher evaluated the students’ essays.
C 41 … pull through
… pull through
… He pulled through the surgery.
… We will pull through this crisis together.
… pull through
/ pull through
… He pulled through the surgery.
/ He pulled through the surgery.
… We will pull through this crisis together.
/ We will pull through this crisis together.
C 42 … graceful
… graceful
… She danced in a graceful manner.
… The swan moved gracefully across the lake.
… graceful
/ graceful
… She danced in a graceful manner.
/ She danced in a graceful manner.
… The swan moved gracefully across the lake.
/ The swan moved gracefully across the lake.
C 43 … abolish
… abolish
… They abolished the old law.
… Slavery was abolished in the 19th century.
… abolish
/ abolish
… They abolished the old law.
/ They abolished the old law.
… Slavery was abolished in the 19th century.
/ Slavery was abolished in the 19th century.
C 44 … in spite of
… in spite of
… In spite of the rain, we went hiking.
… He succeeded in spite of difficulties.
… in spite of
/ in spite of
… In spite of the rain, we went hiking.
/ In spite of the rain, we went hiking.
… He succeeded in spite of difficulties.
/ He succeeded in spite of difficulties.
C 45 … carve
… carve
… He carved a statue from wood.
… She carved her name into the tree.
… carve
/ carve
… He carved a statue from wood.
/ He carved a statue from wood.
… She carved her name into the tree.
/ She carved her name into the tree.
C 46 … miss out
… miss out
… She missed out on the concert because she was sick.
… Don’t miss out on this great opportunity!
… miss out
/ miss out
… She missed out on the concert because she was sick.
/ She missed out on the concert because she was sick.
… Don’t miss out on this great opportunity!
/ Don’t miss out on this great opportunity!
C 47 … portray
… portray
… The movie portrays the life of a famous scientist.
… The painting portrays a peaceful countryside scene.
… portray
/ portray
… The movie portrays the life of a famous scientist.
/ The movie portrays the life of a famous scientist.
… The painting portrays a peaceful countryside scene.
/ The painting portrays a peaceful countryside scene.
C 48 … catch a glimpse of
… catch a glimpse of
… I caught a glimpse of the celebrity at the airport.
… She caught a glimpse of the sunset through the window.
… catch a glimpse of
/ catch a glimpse of
… I caught a glimpse of the celebrity at the airport.
/ I caught a glimpse of the celebrity at the airport.
… She caught a glimpse of the sunset through the window.
/ She caught a glimpse of the sunset through the window.
C 49 … remarkably
… remarkably
… She has improved remarkably in her studies.
… The weather was remarkably warm for December.
… remarkably
/ remarkably
… She has improved remarkably in her studies.
/ She has improved remarkably in her studies.
… The weather was remarkably warm for December.
/ The weather was remarkably warm for December.
C 50 … exceed
… exceed
… Sales exceeded expectations this quarter.
… His speed exceeded the limit.
… exceed
/ exceed
… Sales exceeded expectations this quarter.
/ Sales exceeded expectations this quarter.
… His speed exceeded the limit.
/ His speed exceeded the limit.
