V-Lev.14-P

V-Lev 14(13000-14000words)

P 1 … lean over
… lean over
… She leaned over to pick up the pen.
… He leaned over the railing to look down.
… lean over

/ lean over

… She leaned over to pick up the pen.

/ She leaned over to pick up the pen.

… He leaned over the railing to look down.

/ He leaned over the railing to look down.

P 2 … keep at
… keep at
… Keep at it and you’ll succeed.
… She kept at her studies despite difficulties.
… keep at

/ keep at

… Keep at it and you’ll succeed.

/ Keep at it and you’ll succeed.

… She kept at her studies despite difficulties.

/ She kept at her studies despite difficulties.

P 3 … posthumous
… posthumous
… He received a posthumous award.
… The book was published posthumously.
… posthumous

/ posthumous

… He received a posthumous award.

/ He received a posthumous award.

… The book was published posthumously.

/ The book was published posthumously.

P 4 … lethargic
… lethargic
… I feel lethargic after staying up late.
… The heat made everyone lethargic.
… lethargic

/ lethargic

… I feel lethargic after staying up late.

/ I feel lethargic after staying up late.

… The heat made everyone lethargic.

/ The heat made everyone lethargic.

P 5 … conciliatory
… conciliatory
… His speech was conciliatory in tone.
… She made a conciliatory gesture to end the conflict.
… conciliatory

/ conciliatory

… His speech was conciliatory in tone.

/ His speech was conciliatory in tone.

… She made a conciliatory gesture to end the conflict.

/ She made a conciliatory gesture to end the conflict.

P 6 … thoroughfare
… thoroughfare
… This street is a major thoroughfare.
… The thoroughfare was blocked by construction.
… thoroughfare

/ thoroughfare

… This street is a major thoroughfare.

/ This street is a major thoroughfare.

… The thoroughfare was blocked by construction.

/ The thoroughfare was blocked by construction.

P 7 … take A into consideration
… take A into consideration
… We must take cost into consideration.
… Take her feelings into consideration.
… take A into consideration

/ take A into consideration

… We must take cost into consideration.

/ We must take cost into consideration.

… Take her feelings into consideration.

/ Take her feelings into consideration.

P 8 … typhoid
… typhoid
… He was diagnosed with typhoid.
… Typhoid is spread through contaminated water.
… typhoid

/ typhoid

… He was diagnosed with typhoid.

/ He was diagnosed with typhoid.

… Typhoid is spread through contaminated water.

/ Typhoid is spread through contaminated water.

P 9 … syringe
… syringe
… The nurse filled the syringe.
… He injected the medicine with a syringe.
… syringe

/ syringe

… The nurse filled the syringe.

/ The nurse filled the syringe.

… He injected the medicine with a syringe.

/ He injected the medicine with a syringe.

P 10 … submit A to B
… submit A to B
… Submit your application to the office.
… She submitted the report to her supervisor.
… submit A to B

/ submit A to B

… Submit your application to the office.

/ Submit your application to the office.

… She submitted the report to her supervisor.

/ She submitted the report to her supervisor.

P 11 … stubble
… stubble
… He had stubble on his chin.
… The field was covered in stubble after harvest.
… stubble

/ stubble

… He had stubble on his chin.

/ He had stubble on his chin.

… The field was covered in stubble after harvest.

/ The field was covered in stubble after harvest.

P 12 … eviction
… eviction
… The family faced eviction from their home.
… Eviction notices were sent last week.
… eviction

/ eviction

… The family faced eviction from their home.

/ The family faced eviction from their home.

… Eviction notices were sent last week.

/ Eviction notices were sent last week.

P 13 … demarcation
… demarcation
… The fence marks the demarcation between properties.
… Clear demarcation helps avoid disputes.
… demarcation

/ demarcation

… The fence marks the demarcation between properties.

/ The fence marks the demarcation between properties.

… Clear demarcation helps avoid disputes.

/ Clear demarcation helps avoid disputes.

P 14 … diva
… diva
… She acted like a diva during rehearsal.
… The opera diva received a standing ovation.
… diva

/ diva

… She acted like a diva during rehearsal.

/ She acted like a diva during rehearsal.

… The opera diva received a standing ovation.

/ The opera diva received a standing ovation.

P 15 … lay in
… lay in
… We need to lay in supplies for winter.
… They laid in extra food before the storm.
… lay in

/ lay in

… We need to lay in supplies for winter.

/ We need to lay in supplies for winter.

… They laid in extra food before the storm.

/ They laid in extra food before the storm.

P 16 … culminate
… culminate
… The festival will culminate in a fireworks show.
… His efforts culminated in success.
… culminate

/ culminate

… The festival will culminate in a fireworks show.

/ The festival will culminate in a fireworks show.

… His efforts culminated in success.

/ His efforts culminated in success.

P 17 … from top to bottom
… from top to bottom
… The house was cleaned from top to bottom.
… She searched the bag from top to bottom.
… from top to bottom

/ from top to bottom

… The house was cleaned from top to bottom.

/ The house was cleaned from top to bottom.

… She searched the bag from top to bottom.

/ She searched the bag from top to bottom.

P 18 … close out
… close out
… They closed out the season with a win.
… The store is closing out its inventory.
… close out

/ close out

… They closed out the season with a win.

/ They closed out the season with a win.

… The store is closing out its inventory.

/ The store is closing out its inventory.

P 19 … deference
… deference
… He spoke with deference to his elders.
… She showed deference to the judge’s decision.
… deference

/ deference

… He spoke with deference to his elders.

/ He spoke with deference to his elders.

… She showed deference to the judge’s decision.

/ She showed deference to the judge’s decision.

P 20 … bail out
… bail out
… The government bailed out the bank.
… He bailed out his friend from jail.
… bail out

/ bail out

… The government bailed out the bank.

/ The government bailed out the bank.

… He bailed out his friend from jail.

/ He bailed out his friend from jail.

P 21 … plop
… plop
… He plopped onto the couch.
… The book plopped onto the floor.
… plop

/ plop

… He plopped onto the couch.

/ He plopped onto the couch.

… The book plopped onto the floor.

/ The book plopped onto the floor.

P 22 … procrastinate
… procrastinate
… Don’t procrastinate—start your homework now.
… She tends to procrastinate on big tasks.
… procrastinate

/ procrastinate

… Don’t procrastinate—start your homework now.

/ Don’t procrastinate—start your homework now.

… She tends to procrastinate on big tasks.

/ She tends to procrastinate on big tasks.

P 23 … flora
… flora
… The island is rich in tropical flora.
… We studied the local flora in biology class.
… flora

/ flora

… The island is rich in tropical flora.

/ The island is rich in tropical flora.

… We studied the local flora in biology class.

/ We studied the local flora in biology class.

P 24 … futility
… futility
… He felt the futility of his efforts.
… The futility of war is a common theme in literature.
… futility

/ futility

… He felt the futility of his efforts.

/ He felt the futility of his efforts.

… The futility of war is a common theme in literature.

/ The futility of war is a common theme in literature.

P 25 … sticking point
… sticking point
… The budget was a sticking point in negotiations.
… The deadline became a sticking point.
… sticking point

/ sticking point

… The budget was a sticking point in negotiations.

/ The budget was a sticking point in negotiations.

… The deadline became a sticking point.

/ The deadline became a sticking point.

P 26 … abomination
… abomination
… The act was considered an abomination.
… He called the crime an abomination.
… abomination

/ abomination

… The act was considered an abomination.

/ The act was considered an abomination.

… He called the crime an abomination.

/ He called the crime an abomination.

P 27 … be alien to
… be alien to
… This concept is alien to me.
… Their customs are alien to our culture.
… be alien to

/ be alien to

… This concept is alien to me.

/ This concept is alien to me.

… Their customs are alien to our culture.

/ Their customs are alien to our culture.

P 28 … compost
… compost
… We compost kitchen scraps.
… The compost helps enrich the soil.
… compost

/ compost

… We compost kitchen scraps.

/ We compost kitchen scraps.

… The compost helps enrich the soil.

/ The compost helps enrich the soil.

P 29 … surmise
… surmise
… I surmise he forgot the meeting.
… She surmised that they were hiding something.
… surmise

/ surmise

… I surmise he forgot the meeting.

/ I surmise he forgot the meeting.

… She surmised that they were hiding something.

/ She surmised that they were hiding something.

P 30 … coddle
… coddle
… Don’t coddle the child too much.
… He coddled the puppy with treats.
… coddle

/ coddle

… Don’t coddle the child too much.

/ Don’t coddle the child too much.

… He coddled the puppy with treats.

/ He coddled the puppy with treats.

P 31 … hand down
… hand down
… The ring was handed down for generations.
… She handed down her recipes to her daughter.
… hand down

/ hand down

… The ring was handed down for generations.

/ The ring was handed down for generations.

… She handed down her recipes to her daughter.

/ She handed down her recipes to her daughter.

P 32 … constipation
… constipation
… He suffers from chronic constipation.
… Constipation can be relieved with fiber.
… constipation

/ constipation

… He suffers from chronic constipation.

/ He suffers from chronic constipation.

… Constipation can be relieved with fiber.

/ Constipation can be relieved with fiber.

P 33 … fix on
… fix on
… They fixed on a date for the wedding.
… I fixed on the idea after much thought.
… fix on

/ fix on

… They fixed on a date for the wedding.

/ They fixed on a date for the wedding.

… I fixed on the idea after much thought.

/ I fixed on the idea after much thought.

P 34 … whittle
… whittle
… He whittled a stick into a toy.
… She whittled down the list to three names.
… whittle

/ whittle

… He whittled a stick into a toy.

/ He whittled a stick into a toy.

… She whittled down the list to three names.

/ She whittled down the list to three names.

P 35 … vouch for
… vouch for
… I can vouch for his honesty.
… She vouched for the quality of the product.
… vouch for

/ vouch for

… I can vouch for his honesty.

/ I can vouch for his honesty.

… She vouched for the quality of the product.

/ She vouched for the quality of the product.

P 36 … tranquilize
… tranquilize
… The vet tranquilized the animal.
… He was tranquilized before surgery.
… tranquilize

/ tranquilize

… The vet tranquilized the animal.

/ The vet tranquilized the animal.

… He was tranquilized before surgery.

/ He was tranquilized before surgery.

P 37 … when it comes to
… when it comes to
… When it comes to cooking, she’s an expert.
… He’s shy when it comes to public speaking.
… when it comes to

/ when it comes to

… When it comes to cooking, she’s an expert.

/ When it comes to cooking, she’s an expert.

… He’s shy when it comes to public speaking.

/ He’s shy when it comes to public speaking.

P 38 … writhe
… writhe
… He writhed in pain.
… The snake writhed on the ground.
… writhe

/ writhe

… He writhed in pain.

/ He writhed in pain.

… The snake writhed on the ground.

/ The snake writhed on the ground.

P 39 … up to now
… up to now
… Up to now, everything has gone smoothly.
… Up to now, we’ve had no problems.
… up to now

/ up to now

… Up to now, everything has gone smoothly.

/ Up to now, everything has gone smoothly.

… Up to now, we’ve had no problems.

/ Up to now, we’ve had no problems.

P 40 … admonition
… admonition
… He gave a gentle admonition.
… Her admonition helped me avoid mistakes.
… admonition

/ admonition

… He gave a gentle admonition.

/ He gave a gentle admonition.

… Her admonition helped me avoid mistakes.

/ Her admonition helped me avoid mistakes.

P 41 … diatribe
… diatribe
… He launched into a diatribe against the policy.
… The article was a diatribe full of anger.
… diatribe

/ diatribe

… He launched into a diatribe against the policy.

/ He launched into a diatribe against the policy.

… The article was a diatribe full of anger.

/ The article was a diatribe full of anger.

P 42 … hiccup
… hiccup
… There was a small hiccup in the plan.
… The baby had a cute hiccup.
… hiccup

/ hiccup

… There was a small hiccup in the plan.

/ There was a small hiccup in the plan.

… The baby had a cute hiccup.

/ The baby had a cute hiccup.

P 43 … add up
… add up
… The numbers don’t add up.
… Everything he said adds up.
… add up

/ add up

… The numbers don’t add up.

/ The numbers don’t add up.

… Everything he said adds up.

/ Everything he said adds up.

P 44 … warble
… warble
… The bird warbled in the morning light.
… She warbled a cheerful tune.
… warble

/ warble

… The bird warbled in the morning light.

/ The bird warbled in the morning light.

… She warbled a cheerful tune.

/ She warbled a cheerful tune.

P 45 … bargain for
… bargain for
… I didn’t bargain for this outcome.
… They bargained for a better deal.
… bargain for

/ bargain for

… I didn’t bargain for this outcome.

/ I didn’t bargain for this outcome.

… They bargained for a better deal.

/ They bargained for a better deal.

P 46 … voluptuous
… voluptuous
… She wore a voluptuous red dress.
… The painting depicted a voluptuous figure.
… voluptuous

/ voluptuous

… She wore a voluptuous red dress.

/ She wore a voluptuous red dress.

… The painting depicted a voluptuous figure.

/ The painting depicted a voluptuous figure.

P 47 … embellish
… embellish
… He embellished the story to make it more exciting.
… The dress was embellished with pearls.
… embellish

/ embellish

… He embellished the story to make it more exciting.

/ He embellished the story to make it more exciting.

… The dress was embellished with pearls.

/ The dress was embellished with pearls.

P 48 … underpin
… underpin
… Trust underpins every strong relationship.
… The theory is underpinned by solid evidence.
… underpin

/ underpin

… Trust underpins every strong relationship.

/ Trust underpins every strong relationship.

… The theory is underpinned by solid evidence.

/ The theory is underpinned by solid evidence.

P 49 … blunder
… blunder
… He made a blunder during the interview.
… That was a costly blunder.
… blunder

/ blunder

… He made a blunder during the interview.

/ He made a blunder during the interview.

… That was a costly blunder.

/ That was a costly blunder.

P 50 … dispensary
… dispensary
… She went to the dispensary for medicine.
… The school has a small dispensary.
… dispensary

/ dispensary

… She went to the dispensary for medicine.

/ She went to the dispensary for medicine.

… The school has a small dispensary.

/ The school has a small dispensary.

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