V-Lev.13-J

V-Lev 13(12000-13000words)

J 1 … replace A with B
… replace A with B
… We replaced the old sofa with a new one.
… You should replace sugar with honey.
… replace A with B

/ replace A with B

… We replaced the old sofa with a new one.

/ We replaced the old sofa with a new one.

… You should replace sugar with honey.

/ You should replace sugar with honey.

J 2 … bastion
… bastion
… The university is a bastion of free thought.
… They defended the last bastion of tradition.
… bastion

/ bastion

… The university is a bastion of free thought.

/ The university is a bastion of free thought.

… They defended the last bastion of tradition.

/ They defended the last bastion of tradition.

J 3 … deal in
… deal in
… He deals in antiques.
… The shop deals in rare books.
… deal in

/ deal in

… He deals in antiques.

/ He deals in antiques.

… The shop deals in rare books.

/ The shop deals in rare books.

J 4 … complicity
… complicity
… He was accused of complicity in the crime.
… Her silence implied complicity.
… complicity

/ complicity

… He was accused of complicity in the crime.

/ He was accused of complicity in the crime.

… Her silence implied complicity.

/ Her silence implied complicity.

J 5 … renounce
… renounce
… She renounced her citizenship.
… He renounced violence.
… renounce

/ renounce

… She renounced her citizenship.

/ She renounced her citizenship.

… He renounced violence.

/ He renounced violence.

J 6 … extradition
… extradition
… The extradition treaty was signed.
… He faces extradition to another country.
… extradition

/ extradition

… The extradition treaty was signed.

/ The extradition treaty was signed.

… He faces extradition to another country.

/ He faces extradition to another country.

J 7 … brawl
… brawl
… A brawl broke out at the bar.
… They were injured in a street brawl.
… brawl

/ brawl

… A brawl broke out at the bar.

/ A brawl broke out at the bar.

… They were injured in a street brawl.

/ They were injured in a street brawl.

J 8 … clientele
… clientele
… The restaurant has a loyal clientele.
… Our clientele includes many professionals.
… clientele

/ clientele

… The restaurant has a loyal clientele.

/ The restaurant has a loyal clientele.

… Our clientele includes many professionals.

/ Our clientele includes many professionals.

J 9 … reinstate
… reinstate
… He was reinstated after the investigation.
… The rule was reinstated last year.
… reinstate

/ reinstate

… He was reinstated after the investigation.

/ He was reinstated after the investigation.

… The rule was reinstated last year.

/ The rule was reinstated last year.

J 10 … grant A to B
… grant A to B
… The government granted permission to the company.
… He granted access to the files.
… grant A to B

/ grant A to B

… The government granted permission to the company.

/ The government granted permission to the company.

… He granted access to the files.

/ He granted access to the files.

J 11 … live up to
… live up to
… She lived up to expectations.
… The product didn’t live up to the hype.
… live up to

/ live up to

… She lived up to expectations.

/ She lived up to expectations.

… The product didn’t live up to the hype.

/ The product didn’t live up to the hype.

J 12 … ascent
… ascent
… Their ascent to the summit took hours.
… His ascent in politics was rapid.
… ascent

/ ascent

… Their ascent to the summit took hours.

/ Their ascent to the summit took hours.

… His ascent in politics was rapid.

/ His ascent in politics was rapid.

J 13 … gorge
… gorge
… The hikers crossed a deep gorge.
… He gorged on snacks after the race.
… gorge

/ gorge

… The hikers crossed a deep gorge.

/ The hikers crossed a deep gorge.

… He gorged on snacks after the race.

/ He gorged on snacks after the race.

J 14 … solace
… solace
… Music gave her solace in hard times.
… He found solace in nature.
… solace

/ solace

… Music gave her solace in hard times.

/ Music gave her solace in hard times.

… He found solace in nature.

/ He found solace in nature.

J 15 … stop by
… stop by
… I’ll stop by your office later.
… She stopped by the store on her way home.
… stop by

/ stop by

… I’ll stop by your office later.

/ I’ll stop by your office later.

… She stopped by the store on her way home.

/ She stopped by the store on her way home.

J 16 … knack
… knack
… He has a knack for storytelling.
… She has a knack for fixing things.
… knack

/ knack

… He has a knack for storytelling.

/ He has a knack for storytelling.

… She has a knack for fixing things.

/ She has a knack for fixing things.

J 17 … retribution
… retribution
… He sought retribution for the betrayal.
… Divine retribution is a common theme.
… retribution

/ retribution

… He sought retribution for the betrayal.

/ He sought retribution for the betrayal.

… Divine retribution is a common theme.

/ Divine retribution is a common theme.

J 18 … sludge
… sludge
… The pipe was clogged with sludge.
… Industrial sludge polluted the river.
… sludge

/ sludge

… The pipe was clogged with sludge.

/ The pipe was clogged with sludge.

… Industrial sludge polluted the river.

/ Industrial sludge polluted the river.

J 19 … contingency
… contingency
… We prepared a contingency plan.
… Contingency funds were allocated.
… contingency

/ contingency

… We prepared a contingency plan.

/ We prepared a contingency plan.

… Contingency funds were allocated.

/ Contingency funds were allocated.

J 20 … registry
… registry
… The birth was recorded in the registry.
… She checked the wedding registry.
… registry

/ registry

… The birth was recorded in the registry.

/ The birth was recorded in the registry.

… She checked the wedding registry.

/ She checked the wedding registry.

J 21 … acumen
… acumen
… He has strong business acumen.
… Her political acumen impressed many.
… acumen

/ acumen

… He has strong business acumen.

/ He has strong business acumen.

… Her political acumen impressed many.

/ Her political acumen impressed many.

J 22 … wrangle
… wrangle
… They wrangled over the contract terms.
… A wrangle broke out in parliament.
… wrangle

/ wrangle

… They wrangled over the contract terms.

/ They wrangled over the contract terms.

… A wrangle broke out in parliament.

/ A wrangle broke out in parliament.

J 23 … associate A with B
… associate A with B
… People associate chocolate with happiness.
… I associate that song with summer.
… associate A with B

/ associate A with B

… People associate chocolate with happiness.

/ People associate chocolate with happiness.

… I associate that song with summer.

/ I associate that song with summer.

J 24 … anarchy
… anarchy
… The country descended into anarchy.
… Anarchy reigned after the collapse.
… anarchy

/ anarchy

… The country descended into anarchy.

/ The country descended into anarchy.

… Anarchy reigned after the collapse.

/ Anarchy reigned after the collapse.

J 25 … labyrinth
… labyrinth
… The cave was a dark labyrinth.
… He got lost in a bureaucratic labyrinth.
… labyrinth

/ labyrinth

… The cave was a dark labyrinth.

/ The cave was a dark labyrinth.

… He got lost in a bureaucratic labyrinth.

/ He got lost in a bureaucratic labyrinth.

J 26 … let A go
… let A go
… The company had to let several employees go.
… She let her anger go.
… let A go

/ let A go

… The company had to let several employees go.

/ The company had to let several employees go.

… She let her anger go.

/ She let her anger go.

J 27 … smother
… smother
… He tried to smother the flames.
… She smothered her child with affection.
… smother

/ smother

… He tried to smother the flames.

/ He tried to smother the flames.

… She smothered her child with affection.

/ She smothered her child with affection.

J 28 … diffusion
… diffusion
… The diffusion of ideas takes time.
… Gas diffusion occurs naturally.
… diffusion

/ diffusion

… The diffusion of ideas takes time.

/ The diffusion of ideas takes time.

… Gas diffusion occurs naturally.

/ Gas diffusion occurs naturally.

J 29 … blight
… blight
… The crops were ruined by blight.
… Urban blight affects many cities.
… blight

/ blight

… The crops were ruined by blight.

/ The crops were ruined by blight.

… Urban blight affects many cities.

/ Urban blight affects many cities.

J 30 … foyer
… foyer
… Guests gathered in the hotel foyer.
… The foyer was decorated with flowers.
… foyer

/ foyer

… Guests gathered in the hotel foyer.

/ Guests gathered in the hotel foyer.

… The foyer was decorated with flowers.

/ The foyer was decorated with flowers.

J 31 … subversive
… subversive
… The book promotes subversive ideas.
… He was arrested for subversive activity.
… subversive

/ subversive

… The book promotes subversive ideas.

/ The book promotes subversive ideas.

… He was arrested for subversive activity.

/ He was arrested for subversive activity.

J 32 … impediment
… impediment
… His speech impediment made communication difficult.
… Fear is a major impediment to progress.
… impediment

/ impediment

… His speech impediment made communication difficult.

/ His speech impediment made communication difficult.

… Fear is a major impediment to progress.

/ Fear is a major impediment to progress.

J 33 … pawn
… pawn
… He used his watch as a pawn.
… She felt like a pawn in their game.
… pawn

/ pawn

… He used his watch as a pawn.

/ He used his watch as a pawn.

… She felt like a pawn in their game.

/ She felt like a pawn in their game.

J 34 … payroll
… payroll
… The company expanded its payroll.
… Payroll taxes are deducted monthly.
… payroll

/ payroll

… The company expanded its payroll.

/ The company expanded its payroll.

… Payroll taxes are deducted monthly.

/ Payroll taxes are deducted monthly.

J 35 … quirk
… quirk
… His habit of humming is a harmless quirk.
… She has a quirky sense of humor.
… quirk

/ quirk

… His habit of humming is a harmless quirk.

/ His habit of humming is a harmless quirk.

… She has a quirky sense of humor.

/ She has a quirky sense of humor.

J 36 … curfew
… curfew
… The city imposed a curfew at 10 PM.
… He broke curfew and was fined.
… curfew

/ curfew

… The city imposed a curfew at 10 PM.

/ The city imposed a curfew at 10 PM.

… He broke curfew and was fined.

/ He broke curfew and was fined.

J 37 … pamper
… pamper
… She pampered herself with a spa day.
… He pampers his dog with treats.
… pamper

/ pamper

… She pampered herself with a spa day.

/ She pampered herself with a spa day.

… He pampers his dog with treats.

/ He pampers his dog with treats.

J 38 … stoke
… stoke
… He stoked the fire with dry wood.
… The speech stoked public anger.
… stoke

/ stoke

… He stoked the fire with dry wood.

/ He stoked the fire with dry wood.

… The speech stoked public anger.

/ The speech stoked public anger.

J 39 … at hand
… at hand
… Help is always at hand.
… The deadline is close at hand.
… at hand

/ at hand

… Help is always at hand.

/ Help is always at hand.

… The deadline is close at hand.

/ The deadline is close at hand.

J 40 … disintegration
… disintegration
… The empire faced disintegration.
… The fabric showed signs of disintegration.
… disintegration

/ disintegration

… The empire faced disintegration.

/ The empire faced disintegration.

… The fabric showed signs of disintegration.

/ The fabric showed signs of disintegration.

J 41 … impasse
… impasse
… Negotiations reached an impasse.
… They broke the impasse with compromise.
… impasse

/ impasse

… Negotiations reached an impasse.

/ Negotiations reached an impasse.

… They broke the impasse with compromise.

/ They broke the impasse with compromise.

J 42 … rendition
… rendition
… Her rendition of the song was beautiful.
… The film is a dark rendition of the novel.
… rendition

/ rendition

… Her rendition of the song was beautiful.

/ Her rendition of the song was beautiful.

… The film is a dark rendition of the novel.

/ The film is a dark rendition of the novel.

J 43 … persecute
… persecute
… They were persecuted for their beliefs.
… History remembers those who were persecuted.
… persecute

/ persecute

… They were persecuted for their beliefs.

/ They were persecuted for their beliefs.

… History remembers those who were persecuted.

/ History remembers those who were persecuted.

J 44 … bounty
… bounty
… The bounty was placed on the fugitive.
… Autumn brings a bounty of harvest.
… bounty

/ bounty

… The bounty was placed on the fugitive.

/ The bounty was placed on the fugitive.

… Autumn brings a bounty of harvest.

/ Autumn brings a bounty of harvest.

J 45 … hindsight
… hindsight
… In hindsight, I should have studied more.
… Hindsight is always clearer than foresight.
… hindsight

/ hindsight

… In hindsight, I should have studied more.

/ In hindsight, I should have studied more.

… Hindsight is always clearer than foresight.

/ Hindsight is always clearer than foresight.

J 46 … avatar
… avatar
… She chose a cat as her avatar.
… The avatar represents your online identity.
… avatar

/ avatar

… She chose a cat as her avatar.

/ She chose a cat as her avatar.

… The avatar represents your online identity.

/ The avatar represents your online identity.

J 47 … brat
… brat
… He acted like a spoiled brat.
… Don’t be such a brat.
… brat

/ brat

… He acted like a spoiled brat.

/ He acted like a spoiled brat.

… Don’t be such a brat.

/ Don’t be such a brat.

J 48 … jettison
… jettison
… They jettisoned the cargo to save the ship.
… He jettisoned old habits.
… jettison

/ jettison

… They jettisoned the cargo to save the ship.

/ They jettisoned the cargo to save the ship.

… He jettisoned old habits.

/ He jettisoned old habits.

J 49 … taunt
… taunt
… The bully taunted him relentlessly.
… She ignored the cruel taunts.
… taunt

/ taunt

… The bully taunted him relentlessly.

/ The bully taunted him relentlessly.

… She ignored the cruel taunts.

/ She ignored the cruel taunts.

J 50 … wiggle
… wiggle
… The baby wiggled her toes.
… He wiggled out of the tight space.
… wiggle

/ wiggle

… The baby wiggled her toes.

/ The baby wiggled her toes.

… He wiggled out of the tight space.

/ He wiggled out of the tight space.

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