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Vocabulary Module 2

Vocabulary Module 2


E. K.
This flashcard set helps learn English at a vocational school level, focusing on vocabulary and grammar with a mix of phrasal verbs and idiomatic expressions. Examples include "remained," "in charge," and "carrying out." The platform supports backward learning from the target language to the source language, making it ideal for students and professionals aiming to improve their fluency. With 115 cards, it's perfect for intermediate to advanced learners seeking to enhance their language skills.
Cartes-fiches
115
Utilisateurs
16
Langue
Anglais
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Apprentissage
Créé / Mis à jour
20.03.2016 / 13.11.2023

Cartes-fiches

You will be employed to ___ the sales manager.

 

to help

assist

The baby needs constant ___.

 

watching carefully and making certain that all is done correctly

supervision

Scientists have ___ a drop in ozone levels over the Antarctic.

 

to watch sb/sth carefully

observed

The hotel ___ beach towels for their guests.

 

give to sb for them to use

provides

Eva had excellent academic ___.

 

proof that you passed an exam that you need for a particular job

qualifications

The house is not really ___ for us.

 

acceptable or right for sb or sth

suitable

The president was not ___ for comment.

 

able to be bought, used, or reached

available

I ___ the roast garlic chicken – it’s delicious.

 

to suggest that sb or sth is good or useful for a purpose

recommend

She made a ___ suggestion that I will never forget.

 

very helpful, useful or important

valuable

We will need ___ from your former employers.

 

a letter written to say if you are suitable for a job or course, etc.

references

I think I’ll ___ (phrasal verb) on Jill on my way home.

 

to visit sb unexpectedly

drop in

Richard held the ___ of sales manager.

 

a job

position

Ms Hall is busy ___ ___– can she ring you later?

 

now

at present

You should ___ other people before you act!

 

to think about sth carefully

consider

I wrote her a letter of thanks and gave her my best ___ .

 

greetings

regards

We had only two weeks to ___ the manuscript before publication.

 

to prepare a text for printing or viewing by correcting mistakes

 

edit

My daughter attends a ___ ___ at the community centre.

 

a school for children between 2 and 5

nursery school

Ann is a second-year ___ in business studies in France.

 

a student who is studying for their first degree at university

undergraduate

The manager carried out an ___ of the sales department.

 

evaluation

assessment

Mr Lee is a very ___ teacher, you have to do exactly what he says.

 

firmly demanding that rules should be obeyed

strict

The book gives parents advice on ___.

 

the practice of training people to obey rules

discipline

She  ___ lunch in order to go shopping.

 

not do sth that you usually do or that you should do; to avoid

skipped

A lot of people ___ their driving test the first time.

 

not to be successful in achieving sth

fail

We have to ___ for the test tomorrow.

 

study sth again you have already learnt

revise

The hotel provides excellent ___ for children.

 

buildings, equipment, etc. that are provided for a particular purpose

facilities

It was only a ___ solution to the problem.

 

not complete or whole

partial

We sat together in class, and I ___ ___ ___ her very well.

 

to spend time with sb or sth so that you learn more about them

got to know

You should never ___ a person by their looks.

 

to form, give or have an opinion about sth or sb

judge

Sadie is ___ by shopping at a cheaper supermarket.

 

to try to save money by reducing the amount that you are spending

economising

Would you say that he was ___ solely by a desire for power?

 

to cause sb to behave in a particular way, or to make sb want to do sth

motivated

Ken gave a ___ on medieval art.

 

a formal talk on a subject given to a group of people

lecture

She’s well known in the ___ of ancient history.

 

an area of activity or interest

field

We drove through an area of ___ natural beauty.

 

excellent; clearly very much better than what is usual

outstanding

She ___ passed her driving test.

 

in the end, esp. after a long time or a lot of effort, problems, etc.

eventually

The UK was ___ to the European Community in 1973.

 

to allow a person or country to join an organization

admitted

I’m ___ sorry to have troubled you.

 

to a very high degree

extremely

Her second novel was ___ in July.

 

to make information available to people, e.g. books, etc.

published

The student showed enormous ___ ability.

 

relating to your ability to think and understand things

intellectual

Ellen was a shy, ___ girl.

 

describes people who do not often talk about or show their feelings

reserved

The roads are in a terrible ___ after the severe winter weather.

 

the condition sb or sth is in

state

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