The US Will Lift its Travel Ban

Question 1

Grant entry

Answer 1

verbal phrase

To allow someone to enter a place

_{They will only be able to grant entry to those with a visa.}

_{We cannot grant entry to non-VIP members.}

Question 2

Tough restrictions

Answer 2

adjective - noun

A serious limitation of something

_{There were some tough restrictions imposed on immigrants.}

_{We might face some tough restrictions next year.}

Question 3

Impose

Answer 3

verb

To force someone to accept something

_{A higher tax has been imposed on businesses recently.}

_{New rules will be imposed on workers.}

Question 4

Ease restrictions

Answer 4

verb - noun

To make restrictions less serious / strict

_{There will be a gradual easing of restrictions in Sydney.}

_{I think they have eased these restrictions too soon.}

Question 5

Overdue

Answer 5

adjective

Not having happened / done by the expected time

_{I have many library books that are long overdue.}

_{The decision to work from home has long been overdue.}

Question 6

Uphold

Answer 6

verb

To keep a decision from before

_{They will uphold the travel restrictions from last year.}

_{We have upheld our planning from the previous quarter.}

Question 7

Lift a ban

Answer 7

verbal phrase

To remove a rule of something that was not allowed before

_{Portland has lifted a ban on all drugs.}

_{Hopefully Taiwan will lift its travel ban soon.}

Question 8

Materialize

Answer 8

verb

To become real

_{Unfortunately his plans never materialized.}

_{Her hopes of becoming a manager has not materialized yet.}

Question 9

Stranded

Answer 9

adjective

Being unable to leave from somewhere because of not having transport / money

_{Many people were stranded at the station after the earthquake.}

_{We were stranded in Mexico after losing our credit cards.}

Question 10

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