V-Lev.12-Part F

V-Lev 12(11000-12000words)

F 1 … paste
… paste
… He pasted the photo into the album.
… Use glue to paste the pieces together.
… paste

/ paste

… He pasted the photo into the album.

/ He pasted the photo into the album.

… Use glue to paste the pieces together.

/ Use glue to paste the pieces together.

F 2 … show up
… show up
… He didn’t show up for the meeting.
… She showed up late but apologized.
… show up

/ show up

… He didn’t show up for the meeting.

/ He didn’t show up for the meeting.

… She showed up late but apologized.

/ She showed up late but apologized.

F 3 … refinery
… refinery
… The oil refinery is located near the port.
… The refinery processes crude oil.
… refinery

/ refinery

… The oil refinery is located near the port.

/ The oil refinery is located near the port.

… The refinery processes crude oil.

/ The refinery processes crude oil.

F 4 … iceberg
… iceberg
… Only the tip of the iceberg is visible.
… The ship collided with an iceberg.
… iceberg

/ iceberg

… Only the tip of the iceberg is visible.

/ Only the tip of the iceberg is visible.

… The ship collided with an iceberg.

/ The ship collided with an iceberg.

F 5 … savior
… savior
… He was seen as the savior of the team.
… The villagers prayed for a savior.
… savior

/ savior

… He was seen as the savior of the team.

/ He was seen as the savior of the team.

… The villagers prayed for a savior.

/ The villagers prayed for a savior.

F 6 … prostitution
… prostitution
… Prostitution is illegal in many countries.
… The law aims to reduce prostitution.
… prostitution

/ prostitution

… Prostitution is illegal in many countries.

/ Prostitution is illegal in many countries.

… The law aims to reduce prostitution.

/ The law aims to reduce prostitution.

F 7 … crap
… crap
… That movie was total crap.
… He talks a lot of crap.
… crap

/ crap

… That movie was total crap.

/ That movie was total crap.

… He talks a lot of crap.

/ He talks a lot of crap.

F 8 … hive
… hive
… The bees returned to the hive.
… The hive was buzzing with activity.
… hive

/ hive

… The bees returned to the hive.

/ The bees returned to the hive.

… The hive was buzzing with activity.

/ The hive was buzzing with activity.

F 9 … pediatrician
… pediatrician
… The pediatrician examined the child carefully.
… She works as a pediatrician at the hospital.
… pediatrician

/ pediatrician

… The pediatrician examined the child carefully.

/ The pediatrician examined the child carefully.

… She works as a pediatrician at the hospital.

/ She works as a pediatrician at the hospital.

F 10 … irresistible
… irresistible
… The cake looked absolutely irresistible.
… He has an irresistible charm.
… irresistible

/ irresistible

… The cake looked absolutely irresistible.

/ The cake looked absolutely irresistible.

… He has an irresistible charm.

/ He has an irresistible charm.

F 11 … vain
… vain
… She is vain about her appearance.
… All his efforts were in vain.
… vain

/ vain

… She is vain about her appearance.

/ She is vain about her appearance.

… All his efforts were in vain.

/ All his efforts were in vain.

F 12 … sum up
… sum up
… Let me sum up the main points.
… He summed up the meeting in one sentence.
… sum up

/ sum up

… Let me sum up the main points.

/ Let me sum up the main points.

… He summed up the meeting in one sentence.

/ He summed up the meeting in one sentence.

F 13 … decipher
… decipher
… Can you decipher this handwriting?
… The code was difficult to decipher.
… decipher

/ decipher

… Can you decipher this handwriting?

/ Can you decipher this handwriting?

… The code was difficult to decipher.

/ The code was difficult to decipher.

F 14 … exhort
… exhort
… He exhorted the team to keep going.
… The teacher exhorted students to study harder.
… exhort

/ exhort

… He exhorted the team to keep going.

/ He exhorted the team to keep going.

… The teacher exhorted students to study harder.

/ The teacher exhorted students to study harder.

F 15 … hearten
… hearten
… Her words heartened the volunteers.
… The good news heartened the community.
… hearten

/ hearten

… Her words heartened the volunteers.

/ Her words heartened the volunteers.

… The good news heartened the community.

/ The good news heartened the community.

F 16 … shitty
… shitty
… That was a really shitty thing to say.
… I had a shitty day at work.
… shitty

/ shitty

… That was a really shitty thing to say.

/ That was a really shitty thing to say.

… I had a shitty day at work.

/ I had a shitty day at work.

F 17 … side job
… side job
… He works a side job on weekends.
… Her side job helps pay the bills.
… side job

/ side job

… He works a side job on weekends.

/ He works a side job on weekends.

… Her side job helps pay the bills.

/ Her side job helps pay the bills.

F 18 … no better than
… no better than
… He’s no better than a thief.
… This plan is no better than the last one.
… no better than

/ no better than

… He’s no better than a thief.

/ He’s no better than a thief.

… This plan is no better than the last one.

/ This plan is no better than the last one.

F 19 … instill
… instill
… Parents should instill good values in children.
… The coach instilled confidence in the players.
… instill

/ instill

… Parents should instill good values in children.

/ Parents should instill good values in children.

… The coach instilled confidence in the players.

/ The coach instilled confidence in the players.

F 20 … intractable
… intractable
… The problem proved intractable.
… She faced an intractable illness.
… intractable

/ intractable

… The problem proved intractable.

/ The problem proved intractable.

… She faced an intractable illness.

/ She faced an intractable illness.

F 21 … negate
… negate
… His actions negate his words.
… The new evidence negates the theory.
… negate

/ negate

… His actions negate his words.

/ His actions negate his words.

… The new evidence negates the theory.

/ The new evidence negates the theory.

F 22 … faulty
… faulty
… The device was returned due to faulty wiring.
… Faulty logic led to the wrong conclusion.
… faulty

/ faulty

… The device was returned due to faulty wiring.

/ The device was returned due to faulty wiring.

… Faulty logic led to the wrong conclusion.

/ Faulty logic led to the wrong conclusion.

F 23 … murky
… murky
… The water was murky and hard to see through.
… The details of the deal remain murky.
… murky

/ murky

… The water was murky and hard to see through.

/ The water was murky and hard to see through.

… The details of the deal remain murky.

/ The details of the deal remain murky.

F 24 … whiff
… whiff
… I caught a whiff of perfume.
… There’s a whiff of scandal in the air.
… whiff

/ whiff

… I caught a whiff of perfume.

/ I caught a whiff of perfume.

… There’s a whiff of scandal in the air.

/ There’s a whiff of scandal in the air.

F 25 … analogous
… analogous
… This situation is analogous to what happened last year.
… The two systems are analogous in design.
… analogous

/ analogous

… This situation is analogous to what happened last year.

/ This situation is analogous to what happened last year.

… The two systems are analogous in design.

/ The two systems are analogous in design.

F 26 … disgruntled
… disgruntled
… The disgruntled employee quit suddenly.
… Customers were disgruntled by the delay.
… disgruntled

/ disgruntled

… The disgruntled employee quit suddenly.

/ The disgruntled employee quit suddenly.

… Customers were disgruntled by the delay.

/ Customers were disgruntled by the delay.

F 27 … idyllic
… idyllic
… They spent an idyllic weekend in the countryside.
… The village has an idyllic charm.
… idyllic

/ idyllic

… They spent an idyllic weekend in the countryside.

/ They spent an idyllic weekend in the countryside.

… The village has an idyllic charm.

/ The village has an idyllic charm.

F 28 … receptive
… receptive
… She was receptive to new ideas.
… The audience was very receptive.
… receptive

/ receptive

… She was receptive to new ideas.

/ She was receptive to new ideas.

… The audience was very receptive.

/ The audience was very receptive.

F 29 … laud
… laud
… The teacher lauded the student’s effort.
… He was lauded for his bravery.
… laud

/ laud

… The teacher lauded the student’s effort.

/ The teacher lauded the student’s effort.

… He was lauded for his bravery.

/ He was lauded for his bravery.

F 30 … military service
… military service
… He completed his military service last year.
… Military service is mandatory in some countries.
… military service

/ military service

… He completed his military service last year.

/ He completed his military service last year.

… Military service is mandatory in some countries.

/ Military service is mandatory in some countries.

F 31 … perennial
… perennial
… Roses are perennial plants.
… Poverty is a perennial issue.
… perennial

/ perennial

… Roses are perennial plants.

/ Roses are perennial plants.

… Poverty is a perennial issue.

/ Poverty is a perennial issue.

F 32 … fraternal
… fraternal
… They share a fraternal bond.
… Fraternal twins are not identical.
… fraternal

/ fraternal

… They share a fraternal bond.

/ They share a fraternal bond.

… Fraternal twins are not identical.

/ Fraternal twins are not identical.

F 33 … overt
… overt
… He made an overt attempt to impress her.
… The threat was overt and serious.
… overt

/ overt

… He made an overt attempt to impress her.

/ He made an overt attempt to impress her.

… The threat was overt and serious.

/ The threat was overt and serious.

F 34 … precocious
… precocious
… She’s a precocious child who reads novels.
… His precocious talent amazed the teachers.
… precocious

/ precocious

… She’s a precocious child who reads novels.

/ She’s a precocious child who reads novels.

… His precocious talent amazed the teachers.

/ His precocious talent amazed the teachers.

F 35 … utilization
… utilization
… Efficient utilization of resources is key.
… The utilization rate increased last month.
… utilization

/ utilization

… Efficient utilization of resources is key.

/ Efficient utilization of resources is key.

… The utilization rate increased last month.

/ The utilization rate increased last month.

F 36 … conjure
… conjure
… The magician conjured a rabbit from the hat.
… The story conjures images of ancient times.
… conjure

/ conjure

… The magician conjured a rabbit from the hat.

/ The magician conjured a rabbit from the hat.

… The story conjures images of ancient times.

/ The story conjures images of ancient times.

F 37 … galvanize
… galvanize
… The speech galvanized the crowd.
… We need to galvanize support for the cause.
… galvanize

/ galvanize

… The speech galvanized the crowd.

/ The speech galvanized the crowd.

… We need to galvanize support for the cause.

/ We need to galvanize support for the cause.

F 38 … garnish
… garnish
… She garnished the dish with parsley.
… The cake was garnished with fruit.
… garnish

/ garnish

… She garnished the dish with parsley.

/ She garnished the dish with parsley.

… The cake was garnished with fruit.

/ The cake was garnished with fruit.

F 39 … existential
… existential
… He faced an existential crisis.
… The novel explores existential themes.
… existential

/ existential

… He faced an existential crisis.

/ He faced an existential crisis.

… The novel explores existential themes.

/ The novel explores existential themes.

F 40 … advise A on B
… advise A on B
… She advised me on career choices.
… I advised him on financial planning.
… advise A on B

/ advise A on B

… She advised me on career choices.

/ She advised me on career choices.

… I advised him on financial planning.

/ I advised him on financial planning.

F 41 … ascribe
… ascribe
… He ascribed his success to luck.
… Many ascribe the painting to that artist.
… ascribe

/ ascribe

… He ascribed his success to luck.

/ He ascribed his success to luck.

… Many ascribe the painting to that artist.

/ Many ascribe the painting to that artist.

F 42 … vengeance
… vengeance
… She vowed to take vengeance on her enemies.
… The story is driven by a theme of vengeance.
… vengeance

/ vengeance

… She vowed to take vengeance on her enemies.

/ She vowed to take vengeance on her enemies.

… The story is driven by a theme of vengeance.

/ The story is driven by a theme of vengeance.

F 43 … brash
… brash
… His brash attitude offended many.
… She made a brash decision without thinking.
… brash

/ brash

… His brash attitude offended many.

/ His brash attitude offended many.

… She made a brash decision without thinking.

/ She made a brash decision without thinking.

F 44 … goofy
… goofy
… He made a goofy face to make the kids laugh.
… She wore a goofy costume to the party.
… goofy

/ goofy

… He made a goofy face to make the kids laugh.

/ He made a goofy face to make the kids laugh.

… She wore a goofy costume to the party.

/ She wore a goofy costume to the party.

F 45 … implacable
… implacable
… The enemy was implacable and refused peace.
… She held an implacable grudge.
… implacable

/ implacable

… The enemy was implacable and refused peace.

/ The enemy was implacable and refused peace.

… She held an implacable grudge.

/ She held an implacable grudge.

F 46 … poignant
… poignant
… The film ended with a poignant scene.
… His speech was deeply poignant.
… poignant

/ poignant

… The film ended with a poignant scene.

/ The film ended with a poignant scene.

… His speech was deeply poignant.

/ His speech was deeply poignant.

F 47 … deterrent
… deterrent
… The alarm acts as a deterrent to theft.
… Harsh penalties serve as a deterrent.
… deterrent

/ deterrent

… The alarm acts as a deterrent to theft.

/ The alarm acts as a deterrent to theft.

… Harsh penalties serve as a deterrent.

/ Harsh penalties serve as a deterrent.

F 48 … take pride in
… take pride in
… She takes pride in her work.
… We take pride in our heritage.
… take pride in

/ take pride in

… She takes pride in her work.

/ She takes pride in her work.

… We take pride in our heritage.

/ We take pride in our heritage.

F 49 … just around the corner
… just around the corner
… The holidays are just around the corner.
… Her birthday is just around the corner.
… just around the corner

/ just around the corner

… The holidays are just around the corner.

/ The holidays are just around the corner.

… Her birthday is just around the corner.

/ Her birthday is just around the corner.

F 50 … pertinent
… pertinent
… He asked a pertinent question.
… The information is not pertinent to the case.
… pertinent

/ pertinent

… He asked a pertinent question.

/ He asked a pertinent question.

… The information is not pertinent to the case.

/ The information is not pertinent to the case.

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