V-Lev.14-C

V-Lev 14(13000-14000words)

C 1 … debit
… debit
… The bank debited the fee from my account.
… A debit card was used for the purchase.
… debit

/ debit

… The bank debited the fee from my account.

/ The bank debited the fee from my account.

… A debit card was used for the purchase.

/ A debit card was used for the purchase.

C 2 … split the bill
… split the bill
… Let’s split the bill evenly.
… We split the bill after dinner.
… split the bill

/ split the bill

… Let’s split the bill evenly.

/ Let’s split the bill evenly.

… We split the bill after dinner.

/ We split the bill after dinner.

C 3 … slip A’s mind
… slip A’s mind
… Sorry, it slipped my mind.
… Her birthday completely slipped my mind.
… slip A’s mind

/ slip A’s mind

… Sorry, it slipped my mind.

/ Sorry, it slipped my mind.

… Her birthday completely slipped my mind.

/ Her birthday completely slipped my mind.

C 4 … recompense
… recompense
… He received recompense for his injuries.
… They offered recompense for the delay.
… recompense

/ recompense

… He received recompense for his injuries.

/ He received recompense for his injuries.

… They offered recompense for the delay.

/ They offered recompense for the delay.

C 5 … altercation
… altercation
… A loud altercation broke out in the hallway.
… The altercation ended with an apology.
… altercation

/ altercation

… A loud altercation broke out in the hallway.

/ A loud altercation broke out in the hallway.

… The altercation ended with an apology.

/ The altercation ended with an apology.

C 6 … chaff
… chaff
… The wind blew away the chaff from the grain.
… His speech was full of chaff and lacked substance.
… chaff

/ chaff

… The wind blew away the chaff from the grain.

/ The wind blew away the chaff from the grain.

… His speech was full of chaff and lacked substance.

/ His speech was full of chaff and lacked substance.

C 7 … compare A with B
… compare A with B
… Compare this model with the older version.
… She compared her essay with his.
… compare A with B

/ compare A with B

… Compare this model with the older version.

/ Compare this model with the older version.

… She compared her essay with his.

/ She compared her essay with his.

C 8 … profusion
… profusion
… Flowers bloomed in profusion.
… He spoke with a profusion of enthusiasm.
… profusion

/ profusion

… Flowers bloomed in profusion.

/ Flowers bloomed in profusion.

… He spoke with a profusion of enthusiasm.

/ He spoke with a profusion of enthusiasm.

C 9 … decorum
… decorum
… He maintained decorum during the ceremony.
… Decorum is expected in formal settings.
… decorum

/ decorum

… He maintained decorum during the ceremony.

/ He maintained decorum during the ceremony.

… Decorum is expected in formal settings.

/ Decorum is expected in formal settings.

C 10 … fiddle
… fiddle
… He fiddled with the remote control.
… Stop fiddling and pay attention.
… fiddle

/ fiddle

… He fiddled with the remote control.

/ He fiddled with the remote control.

… Stop fiddling and pay attention.

/ Stop fiddling and pay attention.

C 11 … in haste
… in haste
… She packed in haste and forgot her passport.
… He left the room in haste.
… in haste

/ in haste

… She packed in haste and forgot her passport.

/ She packed in haste and forgot her passport.

… He left the room in haste.

/ He left the room in haste.

C 12 … gaunt
… gaunt
… The man looked gaunt after his illness.
… Her gaunt face showed signs of fatigue.
… gaunt

/ gaunt

… The man looked gaunt after his illness.

/ The man looked gaunt after his illness.

… Her gaunt face showed signs of fatigue.

/ Her gaunt face showed signs of fatigue.

C 13 … periscope
… periscope
… The submarine raised its periscope.
… He looked through the periscope to see above water.
… periscope

/ periscope

… The submarine raised its periscope.

/ The submarine raised its periscope.

… He looked through the periscope to see above water.

/ He looked through the periscope to see above water.

C 14 … be destitute of
… be destitute of
… He was destitute of hope.
… The region is destitute of clean water.
… be destitute of

/ be destitute of

… He was destitute of hope.

/ He was destitute of hope.

… The region is destitute of clean water.

/ The region is destitute of clean water.

C 15 … plod
… plod
… He plodded through the snow.
… She plodded through her homework.
… plod

/ plod

… He plodded through the snow.

/ He plodded through the snow.

… She plodded through her homework.

/ She plodded through her homework.

C 16 … plethora
… plethora
… There is a plethora of options available.
… He has a plethora of books on history.
… plethora

/ plethora

… There is a plethora of options available.

/ There is a plethora of options available.

… He has a plethora of books on history.

/ He has a plethora of books on history.

C 17 … prognosis
… prognosis
… The doctor gave a positive prognosis.
… The prognosis for recovery is uncertain.
… prognosis

/ prognosis

… The doctor gave a positive prognosis.

/ The doctor gave a positive prognosis.

… The prognosis for recovery is uncertain.

/ The prognosis for recovery is uncertain.

C 18 … at worst
… at worst
… At worst, we’ll have to cancel the trip.
… The damage is minor, even at worst.
… at worst

/ at worst

… At worst, we’ll have to cancel the trip.

/ At worst, we’ll have to cancel the trip.

… The damage is minor, even at worst.

/ The damage is minor, even at worst.

C 19 … ring a bell
… ring a bell
… That name rings a bell.
… Does this story ring a bell?
… ring a bell

/ ring a bell

… That name rings a bell.

/ That name rings a bell.

… Does this story ring a bell?

/ Does this story ring a bell?

C 20 … immersion
… immersion
… Language immersion helps fluency.
… He gained insight through cultural immersion.
… immersion

/ immersion

… Language immersion helps fluency.

/ Language immersion helps fluency.

… He gained insight through cultural immersion.

/ He gained insight through cultural immersion.

C 21 … unfurl
… unfurl
… The flag unfurled in the wind.
… She unfurled the banner at the protest.
… unfurl

/ unfurl

… The flag unfurled in the wind.

/ The flag unfurled in the wind.

… She unfurled the banner at the protest.

/ She unfurled the banner at the protest.

C 22 … chauvinism
… chauvinism
… His chauvinism offended many colleagues.
… Chauvinism can hinder equality.
… chauvinism

/ chauvinism

… His chauvinism offended many colleagues.

/ His chauvinism offended many colleagues.

… Chauvinism can hinder equality.

/ Chauvinism can hinder equality.

C 23 … plumb
… plumb
… He plumbed the depths of the cave.
… The novel plumbs the depths of human emotion.
… plumb

/ plumb

… He plumbed the depths of the cave.

/ He plumbed the depths of the cave.

… The novel plumbs the depths of human emotion.

/ The novel plumbs the depths of human emotion.

C 24 … oneness
… oneness
… Meditation brings a sense of oneness.
… Their oneness as a team was remarkable.
… oneness

/ oneness

… Meditation brings a sense of oneness.

/ Meditation brings a sense of oneness.

… Their oneness as a team was remarkable.

/ Their oneness as a team was remarkable.

C 25 … boil down to
… boil down to
… It all boils down to trust.
… The issue boils down to money.
… boil down to

/ boil down to

… It all boils down to trust.

/ It all boils down to trust.

… The issue boils down to money.

/ The issue boils down to money.

C 26 … embankment
… embankment
… The river overflowed and flooded the embankment.
… They walked along the grassy embankment.
… embankment

/ embankment

… The river overflowed and flooded the embankment.

/ The river overflowed and flooded the embankment.

… They walked along the grassy embankment.

/ They walked along the grassy embankment.

C 27 … in years
… in years
… I haven’t seen him in years.
… This is the worst storm we’ve had in years.
… in years

/ in years

… I haven’t seen him in years.

/ I haven’t seen him in years.

… This is the worst storm we’ve had in years.

/ This is the worst storm we’ve had in years.

C 28 … for the benefit of
… for the benefit of
… The fund was created for the benefit of children.
… He spoke slowly for the benefit of the audience.
… for the benefit of

/ for the benefit of

… The fund was created for the benefit of children.

/ The fund was created for the benefit of children.

… He spoke slowly for the benefit of the audience.

/ He spoke slowly for the benefit of the audience.

C 29 … on bail
… on bail
… He was released on bail.
… She remained in custody while others were out on bail.
… on bail

/ on bail

… He was released on bail.

/ He was released on bail.

… She remained in custody while others were out on bail.

/ She remained in custody while others were out on bail.

C 30 … sleep in
… sleep in
… I usually sleep in on Sundays.
… He slept in and missed the train.
… sleep in

/ sleep in

… I usually sleep in on Sundays.

/ I usually sleep in on Sundays.

… He slept in and missed the train.

/ He slept in and missed the train.

C 31 … itinerary
… itinerary
… Our itinerary includes three cities.
… She emailed me her travel itinerary.
… itinerary

/ itinerary

… Our itinerary includes three cities.

/ Our itinerary includes three cities.

… She emailed me her travel itinerary.

/ She emailed me her travel itinerary.

C 32 … alive and well
… alive and well
… He’s alive and well after the accident.
… The tradition is still alive and well.
… alive and well

/ alive and well

… He’s alive and well after the accident.

/ He’s alive and well after the accident.

… The tradition is still alive and well.

/ The tradition is still alive and well.

C 33 … beggar
… beggar
… A beggar asked for change on the street.
… He gave food to a hungry beggar.
… beggar

/ beggar

… A beggar asked for change on the street.

/ A beggar asked for change on the street.

… He gave food to a hungry beggar.

/ He gave food to a hungry beggar.

C 34 … welsh
… welsh
… He tried to welsh on his promise.
… Don’t welsh on your debts.
… welsh

/ welsh

… He tried to welsh on his promise.

/ He tried to welsh on his promise.

… Don’t welsh on your debts.

/ Don’t welsh on your debts.

C 35 … corroboration
… corroboration
… We need corroboration for his story.
… Her testimony provided crucial corroboration.
… corroboration

/ corroboration

… We need corroboration for his story.

/ We need corroboration for his story.

… Her testimony provided crucial corroboration.

/ Her testimony provided crucial corroboration.

C 36 … canteen
… canteen
… He ate lunch in the school canteen.
… The factory canteen serves hot meals.
… canteen

/ canteen

… He ate lunch in the school canteen.

/ He ate lunch in the school canteen.

… The factory canteen serves hot meals.

/ The factory canteen serves hot meals.

C 37 … furlough
… furlough
… The soldier returned home on furlough.
… Many workers were placed on furlough.
… furlough

/ furlough

… The soldier returned home on furlough.

/ The soldier returned home on furlough.

… Many workers were placed on furlough.

/ Many workers were placed on furlough.

C 38 … step in
… step in
… She stepped in to help during the crisis.
… The manager stepped in to resolve the dispute.
… step in

/ step in

… She stepped in to help during the crisis.

/ She stepped in to help during the crisis.

… The manager stepped in to resolve the dispute.

/ The manager stepped in to resolve the dispute.

C 39 … egalitarian
… egalitarian
… They support an egalitarian society.
… The school promotes egalitarian values.
… egalitarian

/ egalitarian

… They support an egalitarian society.

/ They support an egalitarian society.

… The school promotes egalitarian values.

/ The school promotes egalitarian values.

C 40 … take A for granted
… take A for granted
… Don’t take clean water for granted.
… She felt he took her for granted.
… take A for granted

/ take A for granted

… Don’t take clean water for granted.

/ Don’t take clean water for granted.

… She felt he took her for granted.

/ She felt he took her for granted.

C 41 … in so far as
… in so far as
… In so far as I know, he’s honest.
… In so far as it affects the outcome, we must act.
… in so far as

/ in so far as

… In so far as I know, he’s honest.

/ In so far as I know, he’s honest.

… In so far as it affects the outcome, we must act.

/ In so far as it affects the outcome, we must act.

C 42 … filibuster
… filibuster
… The senator launched a filibuster.
… The filibuster delayed the vote.
… filibuster

/ filibuster

… The senator launched a filibuster.

/ The senator launched a filibuster.

… The filibuster delayed the vote.

/ The filibuster delayed the vote.

C 43 … cavern
… cavern
… They explored a dark cavern.
… The cavern was filled with bats.
… cavern

/ cavern

… They explored a dark cavern.

/ They explored a dark cavern.

… The cavern was filled with bats.

/ The cavern was filled with bats.

C 44 … barrow
… barrow
… He pushed a barrow full of vegetables.
… The vendor sold fruit from a barrow.
… barrow

/ barrow

… He pushed a barrow full of vegetables.

/ He pushed a barrow full of vegetables.

… The vendor sold fruit from a barrow.

/ The vendor sold fruit from a barrow.

C 45 … pentagon
… pentagon
… The building was shaped like a pentagon.
… A pentagon has five sides.
… pentagon

/ pentagon

… The building was shaped like a pentagon.

/ The building was shaped like a pentagon.

… A pentagon has five sides.

/ A pentagon has five sides.

C 46 … neurosis
… neurosis
… He suffers from anxiety neurosis.
… Neurosis can affect daily life.
… neurosis

/ neurosis

… He suffers from anxiety neurosis.

/ He suffers from anxiety neurosis.

… Neurosis can affect daily life.

/ Neurosis can affect daily life.

C 47 … hegemony
… hegemony
… The country maintained regional hegemony.
… Cultural hegemony shapes global trends.
… hegemony

/ hegemony

… The country maintained regional hegemony.

/ The country maintained regional hegemony.

… Cultural hegemony shapes global trends.

/ Cultural hegemony shapes global trends.

C 48 … propulsion
… propulsion
… The rocket uses chemical propulsion.
… Jet propulsion powers the aircraft.
… propulsion

/ propulsion

… The rocket uses chemical propulsion.

/ The rocket uses chemical propulsion.

… Jet propulsion powers the aircraft.

/ Jet propulsion powers the aircraft.

C 49 … subjugate
… subjugate
… The empire tried to subjugate its neighbors.
… They were subjugated by force.
… subjugate

/ subjugate

… The empire tried to subjugate its neighbors.

/ The empire tried to subjugate its neighbors.

… They were subjugated by force.

/ They were subjugated by force.

C 50 … biceps
… biceps
… He flexed his biceps proudly.
… Strong biceps help with lifting.
… biceps

/ biceps

… He flexed his biceps proudly.

/ He flexed his biceps proudly.

… Strong biceps help with lifting.

/ Strong biceps help with lifting.

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