V-Lev.14-Part S

V-Lev 14(13000-14500words)

S 1 … reparation
… reparation
… He paid reparation for the damage.
… Reparations were demanded after the war.
… reparation

/ reparation

… He paid reparation for the damage.

/ He paid reparation for the damage.

… Reparations were demanded after the war.

/ Reparations were demanded after the war.

S 2 … be reluctant to
… be reluctant to
… She was reluctant to speak.
… He’s reluctant to make changes.
… be reluctant to

/ be reluctant to

… She was reluctant to speak.

/ She was reluctant to speak.

… He’s reluctant to make changes.

/ He’s reluctant to make changes.

S 3 … precedence
… precedence
… Safety takes precedence over speed.
… The older case has legal precedence.
… precedence

/ precedence

… Safety takes precedence over speed.

/ Safety takes precedence over speed.

… The older case has legal precedence.

/ The older case has legal precedence.

S 4 … rubric
… rubric
… The rubric outlines grading criteria.
… Follow the rubric for your assignment.
… rubric

/ rubric

… The rubric outlines grading criteria.

/ The rubric outlines grading criteria.

… Follow the rubric for your assignment.

/ Follow the rubric for your assignment.

S 5 … starch
… starch
… This shirt needs more starch.
… Corn is used to make starch.
… starch

/ starch

… This shirt needs more starch.

/ This shirt needs more starch.

… Corn is used to make starch.

/ Corn is used to make starch.

S 6 … impend
… impend
… A storm is impending.
… Danger seemed to impend over the city.
… impend

/ impend

… A storm is impending.

/ A storm is impending.

… Danger seemed to impend over the city.

/ Danger seemed to impend over the city.

S 7 … odds and ends
… odds and ends
… The drawer was full of odds and ends.
… She packed some odds and ends for the trip.
… odds and ends

/ odds and ends

… The drawer was full of odds and ends.

/ The drawer was full of odds and ends.

… She packed some odds and ends for the trip.

/ She packed some odds and ends for the trip.

S 8 … steal the show
… steal the show
… Her performance stole the show.
… The puppy stole the show at the party.
… steal the show

/ steal the show

… Her performance stole the show.

/ Her performance stole the show.

… The puppy stole the show at the party.

/ The puppy stole the show at the party.

S 9 … polyglot
… polyglot
… He’s a polyglot who speaks six languages.
… The conference attracted many polyglots.
… polyglot

/ polyglot

… He’s a polyglot who speaks six languages.

/ He’s a polyglot who speaks six languages.

… The conference attracted many polyglots.

/ The conference attracted many polyglots.

S 10 … averse
… averse
… She’s averse to spicy food.
… He’s not averse to taking risks.
… averse

/ averse

… She’s averse to spicy food.

/ She’s averse to spicy food.

… He’s not averse to taking risks.

/ He’s not averse to taking risks.

S 11 … stand to reason
… stand to reason
… It stands to reason that he’s tired.
… It stands to reason that prices will rise.
… stand to reason

/ stand to reason

… It stands to reason that he’s tired.

/ It stands to reason that he’s tired.

… It stands to reason that prices will rise.

/ It stands to reason that prices will rise.

S 12 … tide over
… tide over
… This money should tide you over.
… She lent him cash to tide him over.
… tide over

/ tide over

… This money should tide you over.

/ This money should tide you over.

… She lent him cash to tide him over.

/ She lent him cash to tide him over.

S 13 … knell
… knell
… The bell tolled a solemn knell.
… The decision was the death knell for the project.
… knell

/ knell

… The bell tolled a solemn knell.

/ The bell tolled a solemn knell.

… The decision was the death knell for the project.

/ The decision was the death knell for the project.

S 14 … schema
… schema
… The database schema was updated.
… Children build mental schemas through experience.
… schema

/ schema

… The database schema was updated.

/ The database schema was updated.

… Children build mental schemas through experience.

/ Children build mental schemas through experience.

S 15 … head on
… head on
… They faced the problem head on.
… The cars collided head on.
… head on

/ head on

… They faced the problem head on.

/ They faced the problem head on.

… The cars collided head on.

/ The cars collided head on.

S 16 … abreast
… abreast
… Keep abreast of the latest news.
… They walked abreast along the path.
… abreast

/ abreast

… Keep abreast of the latest news.

/ Keep abreast of the latest news.

… They walked abreast along the path.

/ They walked abreast along the path.

S 17 … down the drain
… down the drain
… All our efforts went down the drain.
… The money went down the drain.
… down the drain

/ down the drain

… All our efforts went down the drain.

/ All our efforts went down the drain.

… The money went down the drain.

/ The money went down the drain.

S 18 … shingle
… shingle
… The roof was covered in wooden shingles.
… He hung out his shingle as a lawyer.
… shingle

/ shingle

… The roof was covered in wooden shingles.

/ The roof was covered in wooden shingles.

… He hung out his shingle as a lawyer.

/ He hung out his shingle as a lawyer.

S 19 … around the corner
… around the corner
… The holidays are just around the corner.
… There’s a bakery around the corner.
… around the corner

/ around the corner

… The holidays are just around the corner.

/ The holidays are just around the corner.

… There’s a bakery around the corner.

/ There’s a bakery around the corner.

S 20 … fussy
… fussy
… The baby is fussy today.
… He’s fussy about his clothes.
… fussy

/ fussy

… The baby is fussy today.

/ The baby is fussy today.

… He’s fussy about his clothes.

/ He’s fussy about his clothes.

S 21 … contend with
… contend with
… We had to contend with bad weather.
… She contends with constant stress.
… contend with

/ contend with

… We had to contend with bad weather.

/ We had to contend with bad weather.

… She contends with constant stress.

/ She contends with constant stress.

S 22 … visage
… visage
… His calm visage hid deep sorrow.
… The statue had a noble visage.
… visage

/ visage

… His calm visage hid deep sorrow.

/ His calm visage hid deep sorrow.

… The statue had a noble visage.

/ The statue had a noble visage.

S 23 … obstetrician
… obstetrician
… She consulted an obstetrician during pregnancy.
… The obstetrician delivered the baby safely.
… obstetrician

/ obstetrician

… She consulted an obstetrician during pregnancy.

/ She consulted an obstetrician during pregnancy.

… The obstetrician delivered the baby safely.

/ The obstetrician delivered the baby safely.

S 24 … serve up
… serve up
… They served up a delicious meal.
… The chef served up a surprise dish.
… serve up

/ serve up

… They served up a delicious meal.

/ They served up a delicious meal.

… The chef served up a surprise dish.

/ The chef served up a surprise dish.

S 25 … tuft
… tuft
… A tuft of grass grew by the wall.
… He had a tuft of hair sticking up.
… tuft

/ tuft

… A tuft of grass grew by the wall.

/ A tuft of grass grew by the wall.

… He had a tuft of hair sticking up.

/ He had a tuft of hair sticking up.

S 26 … lie with
… lie with
… The decision lies with the committee.
… The responsibility lies with you.
… lie with

/ lie with

… The decision lies with the committee.

/ The decision lies with the committee.

… The responsibility lies with you.

/ The responsibility lies with you.

S 27 … saline
… saline
… The nurse prepared a saline solution.
… Saline water is common near the coast.
… saline

/ saline

… The nurse prepared a saline solution.

/ The nurse prepared a saline solution.

… Saline water is common near the coast.

/ Saline water is common near the coast.

S 28 … servile
… servile
… His servile attitude annoyed his peers.
… She spoke in a servile tone.
… servile

/ servile

… His servile attitude annoyed his peers.

/ His servile attitude annoyed his peers.

… She spoke in a servile tone.

/ She spoke in a servile tone.

S 29 … altruistic
… altruistic
… Her altruistic actions helped many.
… He’s known for his altruistic nature.
… altruistic

/ altruistic

… Her altruistic actions helped many.

/ Her altruistic actions helped many.

… He’s known for his altruistic nature.

/ He’s known for his altruistic nature.

S 30 … fence in
… fence in
… They fenced in the garden.
… The cows were fenced in for safety.
… fence in

/ fence in

… They fenced in the garden.

/ They fenced in the garden.

… The cows were fenced in for safety.

/ The cows were fenced in for safety.

S 31 … root out
… root out
… We must root out corruption.
… The police rooted out the criminal gang.
… root out

/ root out

… We must root out corruption.

/ We must root out corruption.

… The police rooted out the criminal gang.

/ The police rooted out the criminal gang.

S 32 … inveterate
… inveterate
… He’s an inveterate gambler.
… She’s an inveterate reader.
… inveterate

/ inveterate

… He’s an inveterate gambler.

/ He’s an inveterate gambler.

… She’s an inveterate reader.

/ She’s an inveterate reader.

S 33 … loosen up
… loosen up
… Let’s loosen up before the game.
… He loosened up after a few drinks.
… loosen up

/ loosen up

… Let’s loosen up before the game.

/ Let’s loosen up before the game.

… He loosened up after a few drinks.

/ He loosened up after a few drinks.

S 34 … have off
… have off
… I’ll have Friday off.
… She had the afternoon off.
… have off

/ have off

… I’ll have Friday off.

/ I’ll have Friday off.

… She had the afternoon off.

/ She had the afternoon off.

S 35 … rudimentary
… rudimentary
… He has only rudimentary skills.
… The tools were rudimentary but effective.
… rudimentary

/ rudimentary

… He has only rudimentary skills.

/ He has only rudimentary skills.

… The tools were rudimentary but effective.

/ The tools were rudimentary but effective.

S 36 … rub off
… rub off
… Her enthusiasm rubbed off on me.
… The paint rubbed off easily.
… rub off

/ rub off

… Her enthusiasm rubbed off on me.

/ Her enthusiasm rubbed off on me.

… The paint rubbed off easily.

/ The paint rubbed off easily.

S 37 … buy over
… buy over
… They tried to buy over the official.
… He was bought over by the rival company.
… buy over

/ buy over

… They tried to buy over the official.

/ They tried to buy over the official.

… He was bought over by the rival company.

/ He was bought over by the rival company.

S 38 … embroil in
… embroil in
… She was embroiled in a scandal.
… He got embroiled in a heated debate.
… embroil in

/ embroil in

… She was embroiled in a scandal.

/ She was embroiled in a scandal.

… He got embroiled in a heated debate.

/ He got embroiled in a heated debate.

S 39 … pliant
… pliant
… The material is soft and pliant.
… He’s too pliant under pressure.
… pliant

/ pliant

… The material is soft and pliant.

/ The material is soft and pliant.

… He’s too pliant under pressure.

/ He’s too pliant under pressure.

S 40 … meek
… meek
… She gave a meek reply.
… He’s a meek and gentle person.
… meek

/ meek

… She gave a meek reply.

/ She gave a meek reply.

… He’s a meek and gentle person.

/ He’s a meek and gentle person.

S 41 … beware of
… beware of
… Beware of falling rocks.
… You should beware of scams online.
… beware of

/ beware of

… Beware of falling rocks.

/ Beware of falling rocks.

… You should beware of scams online.

/ You should beware of scams online.

S 42 … taciturn
… taciturn
… He’s a taciturn man who rarely speaks.
… Her taciturn nature made her seem mysterious.
… taciturn

/ taciturn

… He’s a taciturn man who rarely speaks.

/ He’s a taciturn man who rarely speaks.

… Her taciturn nature made her seem mysterious.

/ Her taciturn nature made her seem mysterious.

S 43 … out of place
… out of place
… I felt out of place at the party.
… His comment was completely out of place.
… out of place

/ out of place

… I felt out of place at the party.

/ I felt out of place at the party.

… His comment was completely out of place.

/ His comment was completely out of place.

S 44 … marquee
… marquee
… The concert was held under a large marquee.
… The marquee displayed the movie title.
… marquee

/ marquee

… The concert was held under a large marquee.

/ The concert was held under a large marquee.

… The marquee displayed the movie title.

/ The marquee displayed the movie title.

S 45 … insist on
… insist on
… She insisted on paying the bill.
… He insisted on telling the truth.
… insist on

/ insist on

… She insisted on paying the bill.

/ She insisted on paying the bill.

… He insisted on telling the truth.

/ He insisted on telling the truth.

S 46 … montage
… montage
… The film opened with a dramatic montage.
… She created a photo montage of her trip.
… montage

/ montage

… The film opened with a dramatic montage.

/ The film opened with a dramatic montage.

… She created a photo montage of her trip.

/ She created a photo montage of her trip.

S 47 … tacky
… tacky
… That outfit looks tacky.
… The decorations were a bit tacky.
… tacky

/ tacky

… That outfit looks tacky.

/ That outfit looks tacky.

… The decorations were a bit tacky.

/ The decorations were a bit tacky.

S 48 … interfere with
… interfere with
… Don’t interfere with the process.
… Noise can interfere with sleep.
… interfere with

/ interfere with

… Don’t interfere with the process.

/ Don’t interfere with the process.

… Noise can interfere with sleep.

/ Noise can interfere with sleep.

S 49 … vociferous
… vociferous
… He was vociferous in his protest.
… The vociferous crowd demanded answers.
… vociferous

/ vociferous

… He was vociferous in his protest.

/ He was vociferous in his protest.

… The vociferous crowd demanded answers.

/ The vociferous crowd demanded answers.

S 50 … swallow up
… swallow up
… The company was swallowed up by a larger firm.
… The fog swallowed up the buildings.
… swallow up

/ swallow up

… The company was swallowed up by a larger firm.

/ The company was swallowed up by a larger firm.

… The fog swallowed up the buildings.

/ The fog swallowed up the buildings.

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