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Vocabulary Module 4

Vocabulary Module 4


E. K.
This flashcard set helps learn English at a vocational school level, focusing on vocabulary and expressions for advanced learners. It includes words like "glamorous," "sensible," and "sympathetic," and supports backward learning from the target language to the source language. Ideal for students and professionals aiming to enhance their fluency and communication skills, this set of flashcards is particularly useful for those preparing for exams or seeking to improve their language proficiency.
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Englisch
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Englisch
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03.07.2016 / 06.02.2023

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I liked the ___ of playing chess with such a skilful player.

 

sth needing great mental or physical effort in order to be done

 

 

challenge

'And', 'but', 'or' are ___.

 

a word e.g. 'and', 'but' that connects phrases or clauses

conjunctions

Building the barn was a ___ project.

 

involving two or more people working together for a special purpose

collaborative

Mrs Lawson’s huge phone bill was the result of a computer ___.

 

a mistake

error

They couldn't ___ their target of less than 3% inflation.

 

to succeed in reaching a particular goal

 

achieve

He wanted to ask her, but he didn't ___.

 

to be brave enough to do sth difficult or dangerous

dare

Yuri shows great ___ to learn English.

 

the ability to continue trying to do sth, although it is very difficult

determination

Gambling became an ___, and he eventually lost everything.

 

sth or sb that you think about all the time

obsession

The Normans ___ England in 1066.

 

to take control of a country and its people, by force

 

conquered

The Arctic has a very ___ climate, where you can freeze to death in minutes.

 

difficult to stay or live in; not welcoming or generous to people

inhospitable

I'd recognize your handwriting anywhere - it's ___.

 

being the only existing one of its type

unique

Fiennes is leading another ___ to the North Pole next year.

 

an organized journey for a particular purpose

expedition

I live ___ just round the corner from her.

 

having the real or original meaning of a word or phrase

literally

As a writer he ___ wit with passion.

 

to join two or more things together to form a single one

combined

We need to split this complex information into small ___.

 

a part of sth, esp. a large part

chunks

Stop messing about and ___ (phrasal) your work!

 

to continue doing sth, especially work

get on with

His lip started to ___ and then he started to cry.

 

to shake slightly, usually because you are cold or frightened

tremble

Her car swerved and ___ off the cliff.

 

to move or fall suddenly and often a long way down or into sth

plunged

The truck ___ (phrasal) going down the hill.

 

to move or happen faster

speeded up

Pipes may need ___ against the cold.

 

to cover and surround sth with a material or substance in order to stop heat, sound or electricity from escaping or entering

insulating

It was a remarkable ___ for such a young player.

 

a thing that sb has done successfully

achievement

She waited in eager ___ for Robert to arrive.

 

a feeling of excitement about sth that is going to happen

anticipation

Bring your ___, and we'll go for a dip in the sea.

 

a piece of men's clothing that is worn when swimming

 

swimming trunks

I always wear ___ in the pool to prevent water getting into my eyes.

 

special glasses which fit close to the face to protect the eyes from chemicals, wind, water, etc.

goggles

The Ural mountains mark the ___ between Europe and Asia.

 

a real or imaginary line that marks the limits of sth

boundary

It was a ___ film in comparison to some that she's made.

 

not wild or dangerous; not interesting or exciting

tame

The accident could not be ___.

 

to stop sth from happening

prevented

___ ___ is one of the major world concerns of our time.

 

a gradual increase in world temperatures

Global warming

Diplomats are remaining ___ about the negotiations.

 

not willing to speak about sth

tight-lipped

Did you hear the couple next door ___ last night?

 

to speak angrily to sb, telling them that you disagree with them

arguing

My uncle was the ___ in charge of the murder inquiry.

 

a person who has a position of authority in an organization

officer

How did William ___ when you told him you wanted a divorce?

 

to behave in a particular way as a direct result of sth else

 

react

The bank ___ got away with over £5 million.

 

sb who steals

robbers

As the plane was ___ (phrasal), I realised I had forgotten my mobile.

 

when an aircraft leaves the ground and begins to fly

taking off

His mother was ___ to see him eating properly again.

 

happy that sth unpleasant has not happened or has ended

 

relieved

She’s just ___ from the committee.

 

to give up a job by telling your employer that you are leaving

resigned

The business finally ___ because of rising debts.

 

the sudden failure of a system, organization, business, etc.

 

collapsed

These pets ___ a lot of care and attention.

 

to need sth

require

The concert will raise money for local ___.

 

the aim of giving food /organisations that give food and help etc. to people who are in need

charities

She told us an ___ story.

 

impossible or difficult to believe

incredible

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