V-Lev.15-A

V-Lev 15(14000-15000words)

A 1 … loiter
… loiter
… Don’t loiter near the entrance.
… He loitered outside the store.
… loiter

/ loiter

… Don’t loiter near the entrance.

/ Don’t loiter near the entrance.

… He loitered outside the store.

/ He loitered outside the store.

A 2 … be akin to
… be akin to
… His style is akin to jazz.
… This feeling is akin to fear.
… be akin to

/ be akin to

… His style is akin to jazz.

/ His style is akin to jazz.

… This feeling is akin to fear.

/ This feeling is akin to fear.

A 3 … pervade
… pervade
… A sense of calm pervaded the room.
… The smell of flowers pervaded the garden.
… pervade

/ pervade

… A sense of calm pervaded the room.

/ A sense of calm pervaded the room.

… The smell of flowers pervaded the garden.

/ The smell of flowers pervaded the garden.

A 4 … stupendous
… stupendous
… The view from the mountain was stupendous.
… She did a stupendous job on the project.
… stupendous

/ stupendous

… The view from the mountain was stupendous.

/ The view from the mountain was stupendous.

… She did a stupendous job on the project.

/ She did a stupendous job on the project.

A 5 … arousal
… arousal
… The loud noise caused sudden arousal.
… Emotional arousal affects decision-making.
… arousal

/ arousal

… The loud noise caused sudden arousal.

/ The loud noise caused sudden arousal.

… Emotional arousal affects decision-making.

/ Emotional arousal affects decision-making.

A 6 … concentrate A on B
… concentrate A on B
… She concentrated her efforts on the final project.
… We need to concentrate our resources on education.
… concentrate A on B

/ concentrate A on B

… She concentrated her efforts on the final project.

/ She concentrated her efforts on the final project.

… We need to concentrate our resources on education.

/ We need to concentrate our resources on education.

A 7 … discomfiture
… discomfiture
… His discomfiture was obvious after the mistake.
… She tried to hide her discomfiture.
… discomfiture

/ discomfiture

… His discomfiture was obvious after the mistake.

/ His discomfiture was obvious after the mistake.

… She tried to hide her discomfiture.

/ She tried to hide her discomfiture.

A 8 … in succession
… in succession
… He won three matches in succession.
… The bells rang in succession.
… in succession

/ in succession

… He won three matches in succession.

/ He won three matches in succession.

… The bells rang in succession.

/ The bells rang in succession.

A 9 … tie into
… tie into
… This topic ties into our previous discussion.
… The new policy ties into economic reform.
… tie into

/ tie into

… This topic ties into our previous discussion.

/ This topic ties into our previous discussion.

… The new policy ties into economic reform.

/ The new policy ties into economic reform.

A 10 … detest
… detest
… I detest cruelty in any form.
… She detests dishonesty.
… detest

/ detest

… I detest cruelty in any form.

/ I detest cruelty in any form.

… She detests dishonesty.

/ She detests dishonesty.

A 11 … consent to
… consent to
… He consented to the terms of the contract.
… They consented to the proposal.
… consent to

/ consent to

… He consented to the terms of the contract.

/ He consented to the terms of the contract.

… They consented to the proposal.

/ They consented to the proposal.

A 12 … pick up the tab
… pick up the tab
… I’ll pick up the tab for dinner.
… She picked up the tab at the café.
… pick up the tab

/ pick up the tab

… I’ll pick up the tab for dinner.

/ I’ll pick up the tab for dinner.

… She picked up the tab at the café.

/ She picked up the tab at the café.

A 13 … gird
… gird
… He girded himself for the challenge.
… Soldiers girded for battle.
… gird

/ gird

… He girded himself for the challenge.

/ He girded himself for the challenge.

… Soldiers girded for battle.

/ Soldiers girded for battle.

A 14 … aegis
… aegis
… The project was launched under the aegis of UNESCO.
… The event was held under the aegis of the city council.
… aegis

/ aegis

… The project was launched under the aegis of UNESCO.

/ The project was launched under the aegis of UNESCO.

… The event was held under the aegis of the city council.

/ The event was held under the aegis of the city council.

A 15 … either way
… either way
… Either way, we’ll need to prepare.
… Either way, the result will affect us.
… either way

/ either way

… Either way, we’ll need to prepare.

/ Either way, we’ll need to prepare.

… Either way, the result will affect us.

/ Either way, the result will affect us.

A 16 … absolve
… absolve
… The priest absolved him of his sins.
… The court absolved her of responsibility.
… absolve

/ absolve

… The priest absolved him of his sins.

/ The priest absolved him of his sins.

… The court absolved her of responsibility.

/ The court absolved her of responsibility.

A 17 … be obliged to
… be obliged to
… I was obliged to help him.
… She felt obliged to apologize.
… be obliged to

/ be obliged to

… I was obliged to help him.

/ I was obliged to help him.

… She felt obliged to apologize.

/ She felt obliged to apologize.

A 18 … faze
… faze
… He wasn’t fazed by the criticism.
… The loud noise didn’t faze her.
… faze

/ faze

… He wasn’t fazed by the criticism.

/ He wasn’t fazed by the criticism.

… The loud noise didn’t faze her.

/ The loud noise didn’t faze her.

A 19 … prohibit A from doing
… prohibit A from doing
… The law prohibits minors from drinking.
… The rules prohibit students from using phones.
… prohibit A from doing

/ prohibit A from doing

… The law prohibits minors from drinking.

/ The law prohibits minors from drinking.

… The rules prohibit students from using phones.

/ The rules prohibit students from using phones.

A 20 … fruition
… fruition
… Her plans finally came to fruition.
… The project reached fruition after years of work.
… fruition

/ fruition

… Her plans finally came to fruition.

/ Her plans finally came to fruition.

… The project reached fruition after years of work.

/ The project reached fruition after years of work.

A 21 … epitomize
… epitomize
… He epitomizes courage and strength.
… This building epitomizes modern design.
… epitomize

/ epitomize

… He epitomizes courage and strength.

/ He epitomizes courage and strength.

… This building epitomizes modern design.

/ This building epitomizes modern design.

A 22 … buttock
… buttock
… He injured his left buttock while skating.
… The injection was given in the buttock.
… buttock

/ buttock

… He injured his left buttock while skating.

/ He injured his left buttock while skating.

… The injection was given in the buttock.

/ The injection was given in the buttock.

A 23 … uncouth
… uncouth
… His uncouth behavior shocked the guests.
… She found his jokes uncouth.
… uncouth

/ uncouth

… His uncouth behavior shocked the guests.

/ His uncouth behavior shocked the guests.

… She found his jokes uncouth.

/ She found his jokes uncouth.

A 24 … reminiscent
… reminiscent
… The song is reminiscent of childhood.
… Her style is reminiscent of the 80s.
… reminiscent

/ reminiscent

… The song is reminiscent of childhood.

/ The song is reminiscent of childhood.

… Her style is reminiscent of the 80s.

/ Her style is reminiscent of the 80s.

A 25 … mesmerize
… mesmerize
… The dancer mesmerized the audience.
… He was mesmerized by the painting.
… mesmerize

/ mesmerize

… The dancer mesmerized the audience.

/ The dancer mesmerized the audience.

… He was mesmerized by the painting.

/ He was mesmerized by the painting.

A 26 … not absolutely
… not absolutely
… It’s not absolutely necessary to attend.
… That’s not absolutely true.
… not absolutely

/ not absolutely

… It’s not absolutely necessary to attend.

/ It’s not absolutely necessary to attend.

… That’s not absolutely true.

/ That’s not absolutely true.

A 27 … hone
… hone
… She honed her skills through practice.
… He honed his writing over the years.
… hone

/ hone

… She honed her skills through practice.

/ She honed her skills through practice.

… He honed his writing over the years.

/ He honed his writing over the years.

A 28 … belittle
… belittle
… Don’t belittle his achievements.
… She belittled my efforts unfairly.
… belittle

/ belittle

… Don’t belittle his achievements.

/ Don’t belittle his achievements.

… She belittled my efforts unfairly.

/ She belittled my efforts unfairly.

A 29 … aptitude
… aptitude
… He has an aptitude for math.
… Her aptitude for languages is impressive.
… aptitude

/ aptitude

… He has an aptitude for math.

/ He has an aptitude for math.

… Her aptitude for languages is impressive.

/ Her aptitude for languages is impressive.

A 30 … belie
… belie
… His calm face belied his anger.
… The numbers belie the true situation.
… belie

/ belie

… His calm face belied his anger.

/ His calm face belied his anger.

… The numbers belie the true situation.

/ The numbers belie the true situation.

A 31 … in a bad temper
… in a bad temper
… He was in a bad temper all morning.
… Don’t talk to her when she’s in a bad temper.
… in a bad temper

/ in a bad temper

… He was in a bad temper all morning.

/ He was in a bad temper all morning.

… Don’t talk to her when she’s in a bad temper.

/ Don’t talk to her when she’s in a bad temper.

A 32 … in focus
… in focus
… The image is finally in focus.
… Keep your goals in focus.
… in focus

/ in focus

… The image is finally in focus.

/ The image is finally in focus.

… Keep your goals in focus.

/ Keep your goals in focus.

A 33 … gist
… gist
… The gist of the article is clear.
… I got the gist of what he said.
… gist

/ gist

… The gist of the article is clear.

/ The gist of the article is clear.

… I got the gist of what he said.

/ I got the gist of what he said.

A 34 … have a tendency to
… have a tendency to
… He has a tendency to forget names.
… I have a tendency to overthink.
… have a tendency to

/ have a tendency to

… He has a tendency to forget names.

/ He has a tendency to forget names.

… I have a tendency to overthink.

/ I have a tendency to overthink.

A 35 … coop
… coop
… The chickens are kept in a coop.
… He felt cooped up in the tiny room.
… coop

/ coop

… The chickens are kept in a coop.

/ The chickens are kept in a coop.

… He felt cooped up in the tiny room.

/ He felt cooped up in the tiny room.

A 36 … touch down
… touch down
… The plane touched down safely.
… We watched the spacecraft touch down on Mars.
… touch down

/ touch down

… The plane touched down safely.

/ The plane touched down safely.

… We watched the spacecraft touch down on Mars.

/ We watched the spacecraft touch down on Mars.

A 37 … consummation
… consummation
… The deal reached its consummation after months of talks.
… The consummation of their marriage was celebrated.
… consummation

/ consummation

… The deal reached its consummation after months of talks.

/ The deal reached its consummation after months of talks.

… The consummation of their marriage was celebrated.

/ The consummation of their marriage was celebrated.

A 38 … allegory
… allegory
… The story is an allegory of freedom.
… He wrote an allegory about justice.
… allegory

/ allegory

… The story is an allegory of freedom.

/ The story is an allegory of freedom.

… He wrote an allegory about justice.

/ He wrote an allegory about justice.

A 39 … antigen
… antigen
… The vaccine contains a harmless antigen.
… Antigens trigger immune responses.
… antigen

/ antigen

… The vaccine contains a harmless antigen.

/ The vaccine contains a harmless antigen.

… Antigens trigger immune responses.

/ Antigens trigger immune responses.

A 40 … sojourn
… sojourn
… He enjoyed a brief sojourn in Kyoto.
… Her sojourn in Paris inspired her art.
… sojourn

/ sojourn

… He enjoyed a brief sojourn in Kyoto.

/ He enjoyed a brief sojourn in Kyoto.

… Her sojourn in Paris inspired her art.

/ Her sojourn in Paris inspired her art.

A 41 … commit suicide
… commit suicide
… He committed suicide after years of depression.
… The novel explores why people commit suicide.
… commit suicide

/ commit suicide

… He committed suicide after years of depression.

/ He committed suicide after years of depression.

… The novel explores why people commit suicide.

/ The novel explores why people commit suicide.

A 42 … pertain to
… pertain to
… The rules pertain to all employees.
… These documents pertain to the case.
… pertain to

/ pertain to

… The rules pertain to all employees.

/ The rules pertain to all employees.

… These documents pertain to the case.

/ These documents pertain to the case.

A 43 … colt
… colt
… The colt ran beside its mother.
… He bought a young colt for training.
… colt

/ colt

… The colt ran beside its mother.

/ The colt ran beside its mother.

… He bought a young colt for training.

/ He bought a young colt for training.

A 44 … at one’s disposal
… at one’s disposal
… You have all the tools at your disposal.
… The car is at your disposal for the weekend.
… at one’s disposal

/ at one’s disposal

… You have all the tools at your disposal.

/ You have all the tools at your disposal.

… The car is at your disposal for the weekend.

/ The car is at your disposal for the weekend.

A 45 … projectile
… projectile
… The cannon fired a massive projectile.
… The projectile hit the target directly.
… projectile

/ projectile

… The cannon fired a massive projectile.

/ The cannon fired a massive projectile.

… The projectile hit the target directly.

/ The projectile hit the target directly.

A 46 … at length
… at length
… He spoke at length about his travels.
… The book discusses the topic at length.
… at length

/ at length

… He spoke at length about his travels.

/ He spoke at length about his travels.

… The book discusses the topic at length.

/ The book discusses the topic at length.

A 47 … blemish
… blemish
… The mirror had a small blemish.
… Her record was without blemish.
… blemish

/ blemish

… The mirror had a small blemish.

/ The mirror had a small blemish.

… Her record was without blemish.

/ Her record was without blemish.

A 48 … deadlock
… deadlock
… The talks ended in deadlock.
… They broke the deadlock with a compromise.
… deadlock

/ deadlock

… The talks ended in deadlock.

/ The talks ended in deadlock.

… They broke the deadlock with a compromise.

/ They broke the deadlock with a compromise.

A 49 … equate A with B
… equate A with B
… Don’t equate money with happiness.
… He equates success with hard work.
… equate A with B

/ equate A with B

… Don’t equate money with happiness.

/ Don’t equate money with happiness.

… He equates success with hard work.

/ He equates success with hard work.

A 50 … speak ill of
… speak ill of
… Never speak ill of others.
… She spoke ill of her former boss.
… speak ill of

/ speak ill of

… Never speak ill of others.

/ Never speak ill of others.

… She spoke ill of her former boss.

/ She spoke ill of her former boss.

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