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A weapon that can fly over long distances and that explodes when it hits the thing it is aiming at

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Missile /’misel/

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To think about smth that you might do

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Contemplate /,kontempleit/

I do not contemplate any opposition from him

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Likely to be affected by an illness or problem

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Susceptible /se’septebel/

young children are susceptible to colds.

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The action of capturing someone or something using force

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Seizure /’siige/

The seizure of the Assembly building

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Use power or control

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Seize /siiz/

He seized power in 1995.

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Completely and without qualification; absolutely

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Utterly /ûteli/

he looked utterly ridiculous

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Military observation of a region to locate an enemy or ascertain strategic feature

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Reconnaissance /ri’konisens/

An excellent aircraft for low-level reconnaissance

Question 7

(Of two things) so different in nature as to be incapable of coexisting

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Incompatible /inkem’petibel/

Cleverness and femininity were seen as incompatible

Question 8

(Of ideas or statements) so different from each other that they cannot be made compatible

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Irreconcilable /i,reken’sailebl/

Syn incompatible

Question 9

Prevent or obstruct by taking advance actions

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Forestall /foo’stool/

Question 10

A kingdom

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Realm /relm/

The defence of the realm

Question 11

Destroy utterly

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Annihilate /e’naieleit/

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As is certain to happen; unavoidably

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Inevitably /in’evitebli/

Getting older is inevitable

Question 13

A noisy quarrel about something trivial

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Squabble /’skwobel/
Family squabbles
The boys were squabbling over a ball

Question 14

Powerful and effective language

The ability to speak or write well and in an effective way

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Eloquence /’elekwens/

The senator’s eloquence is well known.

Question 15

Buy or obtain for oneself

Learn or develop

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Acquire /e’kwaie/
I managed to acquire all the books I needed.
I’ve acquired a taste for whisky.

Question 16

A person’s natural height

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Stature

A man of shot stature

Question 17

Relating to the body

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Somatic /se’matik/

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Increase rapidly in number; multiply

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Proliferate /pre’lifereit/
These mutations allow cancer cells to proliferate
Fears that nuclear weapons might proliferate

Question 19

Continue in an opinion or course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition

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Persist /pe’sist/

Persist despite treatment

Question 20

The medicines, equipment, and techniques available to a medical practitioner

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Armamentarium

The stethoscope is still an essential part of the physician’s armamentarium

Question 21

The action or process of changing something

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Alteration
Careful alteration of old buildings
Have a genetic alteration

Question 22

Of considerable importance, size or worth

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Substantial /seb’stænsh(e)l/
A substantial amount of cash
A substantial proportion of cases

Question 23

Опухоль. An abnormal mass of tissue which may be solid or fluid-filled.
Neoplasm that has formed a lump.

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Tumor /’tju:me/

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Arrange in a particular order

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Sequence /'si:kw(e)ns/

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Fall or drop straight down at high speed

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Plummet A climber was killed when he plummeted 300 feet down an icy gully The cost of genetic sequencing is plummeting

Question 26

1. Possible and practical to do easily or conveniently | 2. likely, probably

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Feasible The Dutch have demonstrated that it is perfectly feasible to live below sea level The most feasible explanation

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Very quickly; at great rate

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Rapidly | The business is expanding rapidly

Question 28

Ask a question about smth, especially in order to express one's doubts about it or to check it's validity or accuracy

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Query Many people queried whether any harm had been done We need to query each tumor

Question 29

The state or presence of a malignant cance

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Malignancy | After biopsy, evidence of malignancy was found

Question 30

The subjects comprising a course of study in a school or college

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Curriculum /ke'rikjulem/

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Gather together or accumulate (a large amount or number of material or things) over a period of time

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Amass | He amassed a fortune estimated at close to a million pounds

Question 32

Regard or consider in a specified way

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Deem /di:m/ The event was deemed a great success. The part of your past that you deem to be most relevant can be critical in determining your outlook for the future.

Question 33

(Of a feeling, quality, or sensation) issue or spread out from (a source)

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Emanate /'emeneit/ Warmth emanated from the fireplace. Economic forecasts that emanate from the office.

Question 34

1. A person or thing situated away or detached from the main body or system. 2. Stat. A point in a sample widely separated from the main cluster.

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Outlier | They would no longer treat the recent years of poor economic performance as a sort of outlier.

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1. To a great or significant extent. | 2. For the most part, essentially

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Substantially /seb'stantish(e)li/ Profits grew substantially. Things will remain substantially the same over the next ten years.

Question 36

Depressing dull and bleak or repetitive

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Dreary /drieri/ The dreary round of working, eating and trying to sleep. It is a dreary depressing prospect.

Question 37

Official approval or license to print or publish, especially under conditions of censorship.

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Imprimatur /im'pre-ma:tër/ | But the C.B.O forecast has an official nonpartisan imprimatur.

Question 38

Not supporting one political group or party over another

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Nonpartisan /non-pär-te-zen/

Question 39

1. Tending to remind one of something. | 2. Suggesting something by resemblance.

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Reminiscent /remi'nis(e)nt/ | The sights were reminiscent of my childhood.

Question 40

An estimate or forecast of a future situation based on a study of present trends

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Projection /pre'dgeksh(e)n/ | Plans based on projections of slow but positive growth.

Question 41

Income, especially when of an organization and of a substantial nature

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Revenue

Question 42

An amount of something left over when requirements have been met; an excess of production or supply

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Surplus | Export of food surpluses

Question 43

Counteract (something) by having an equal and opposite force or effect.

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Offset | In normal times, such increased individual tax receipt would be offset by lower corporate tax payments.

Question 44

1. Jump or dive quickly and energetically. | 2. Push or thrust quickly.

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Plunge Tax receipt would have plunged even there had been no Bush tax cut. Plunged into the sea... He plunged his hands into his pockets.

Question 45

Before now

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Heretofore /hietu'fo:/ | The rest has heretofore been viewed as likely temporary.

Question 46

Used to convey that was is asserted is very likely though not known for certain

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Presumably /pri'zju:mebli/ | Those who do choose to retire presumably will be happier.

Question 47

1. A crash involving several vehicles. | 2. An accumulation of a specified thing.

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Pile-up 1. A three cars pile-up on the A30 2. A massive pile-up of data

Question 48

1. suffer patiently | 2. Remain in existence; last

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Endure /in'djue/ It seemed impossible that anyone could endure such pain. This cities endured through time. That the strength would endure indefinitely.

Question 49

Surround a place with armed forces in order to capture it or force it's surrender

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Besiege /bi'si:dg/ | The king marched north to besiege Betwick