CPE Vocab/Expert Word Checks

Expert Word Checks/CPE Vorab from the EXPERTS course book

Expert Word Checks/CPE Vorab from the EXPERTS course book


M. W.
This flashcard set helps university-level students expand their English vocabulary, focusing on advanced and expert-level words. The set of flashcards covers a wide range of terms, including "to jostle" (when someone pushes you away), "languid" (weak, boring), and "stalemate" (a dead end in sports). The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to reverse the query mode from the target language to the source language. This set is ideal for advanced learners, including students preparing for exams or anyone aiming to enhance their fluency in English.
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Anglais
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Anglais
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Université
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shabby

tatty

stressy, noisy

hustle

very strong and determined

resilience

need to have

prerequisite

sense of style

sartorial

average

mediocrity

horrible

lousy

cruelty, merciless

ruthlessness

tired

jaded

bad reputation (bad guy)

notorious

distressed, in a bad way

hard-pressed

to weaken, to neutralize

to counteract

meaning: etw. entgegenwirken

unavoidable

inevitable

stationary, settled

sedentary

to participate at sth.

to tag along

to come back to sth.

to hark back

adequate

passable

to flourish because of sth.

to thrive on

very, very funny

hilarious

to deal with something with great enthusiasm

to get your teeth into sth.

to devastate

to ravage

to scream for help 

to clamour

accessory

tributaries

revived

resurgent

aboriginal

indigenous

to get unwillingly involved in sth.

to get enmeshed

to butcher

to slaughter

a lumberjack, a feller

a logger

to exhibit, reveal

to dredge up

acknowledgments, admissions

concessions = Zugeständnis

false belief

fallacy

to recommend

to advocate = befürworten

misunderstanding

misconception

assertion, assumption

premise = Voraussetzung

to comfort, soothe

to solace

daunting, kind of frightening

intimidating

domino effect

knock on effect

to banish, ban (f.e. thoughts)

to dispel

reserve, closeness

reticence

to squat

to crouch

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