Wordlist 3 - Gapfills
Academic Wordlist - Sublist 3 Gapfills
Academic Wordlist - Sublist 3 Gapfills
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| Flashcards | 94 |
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| Language | Deutsch |
| Category | English |
| Level | University |
| Created / Updated | 07.11.2014 / 11.11.2014 |
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1. Police said there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding the boy's death.
2. The company has promised the repay the repay the money when its financial circumstances improve.
3. It's not an ideal solution, but it's the best we can do ... ... ... .
4. ... ... ... should you enter my office.
1. & 2. circumstances
3. In/ under the circumstances
4. In/ under no circumstances
It's too early to predict the ... of the meeting.
outcome (noun)
1. The money I've saved ... roughly ... the amount I need for my course.
2. I've been ... ... several experts in the field.
1. corresponds to (verb)
2. corresponding with (verb)
MS patients who use cannabis report a soothing of the painful muscle spasms and improved muscle ... .
coordination (noun)
... finance
corporate (adj.)
Her ... of life is to take every opportunity that presents itself.
philosophy (noun)
The Department of Health will lead and ... the response to an outbreak of swine flu at national and local level.
coordinate (verb)
He's completely ... on his wheelchair to get about.
reliant (adj.)
John Fitzgerald Kennedy was often known by his ... JFK.
initials (noun)
... can not buy alcoholic beverages.
Minors (noun, pl.)
The computer program was based on a ... of the circulatory and respiratory systems.
framework (noun)
The enclaves do show a ... chance in shell shape from exposed to sheltered sites.
sequential (adj.)
A football ... does not require an extensive vocabulary range.
commentary (noun)
To extent to which a predator can ... its prey must depend upon their relative abundance.
dominate (verb)
We took a ... length of time to decide.
considerable (adj.)
She's just had an article ... in their weekend supplement.
published (verb)
The County Council, having been presented with the Channel Tunnel as a fait accompli, is concerned to ... its potential benefits by directing associated commercial development to those areas which will benefit most.
maximise (verb)
He should ... more ... his collegues.
interact with (verb)
A disaster relief ... .
fund (noun)
The museum is privately ... .
funded (verb)
1. I've been ... articles to this paper for many years.
2. Design faults in the boat ... ... the tragedy.
1. contributing (verb)
2. contributed to (verb)
The Labour Party is still a ... in the national unity government.
partner (noun)
It's only a tiny ... of people who are causing the problem.
minority (noun)
The hospital is trying to raise ... for a new kidney machine.
funds (noun, pl.)
The chancellor was not available for ... .
comment (noun)
In other words, if an ideal gas is compressed an kept at ... temperature, the work done in compressing it is completely converted into heat and transfered to the surrounding heat sink.
constant (adj.)
Customs insisted on seeing my outward plane ticket - did they think I was trying to ... illegally?
immigrate
The company expects to extend upward both ... and status for non-supervisory engineers.
compensation (noun)
All attached ... must be either original or certified copies.
documents (noun, pl.)
There are a ... number of girls in the class.
disproportionate (adj.)
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