3. Accept Flashcards

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Accept

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toagreeto take something

to say yes to anofferorinvitation

toconsidersomething or someone assatisfactory

tobelievethat something istrue

To accept is also toallowsomeone tobecomeamemberof anorganizationorgroup

To accept is also toconsidersomeone as nowbelongingtoyourgroupas anequal

toagreetopayabillofexchange

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2
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Get

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Obtain

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to get something,especiallybyaskingfor it,buyingit,workingfor it, orproducingit from somethingelse

to get something,esp. by aplannedeffort

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Take

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Receive

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to get or be given something

to beabletohearsomeone’svoicewhen they arecommunicatingwith you byradio

toreactto something or someone in aparticularway thatshowshow youfeelabout it, him, or her

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Admit

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toagreethat something istrue,especiallyunwillingly

toallowsomeone toenteraplace

toallowapersonorcountrytojoinanorganization

toallowsomeone toenterahospitalbecause they needmedicalcare

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Welcome

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to bepleasedabout andencourageorsupportsomething

tomeetandspeakto someone in afriendlyway when theyarrive

If someone is welcome, you arepleasedwhen theyvisityou

said as agreetingto someonearrivingat aplace

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Recognize

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toknowsomeone or something because you haveseenorheardhim or her orexperiencedit before

toacceptthat something islegal,true, orimportant

To recognize is also to showpublicappreciationfor theachievementsof someone, or apersonorgroup

if amachinerecognizes something, it isabletoreaditelectronicallyand getinformation

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Trust

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tobelievethat someone is good andhonestand will notharmyou, or that something issafeandreliable

tohopeandexpectthat something istrue

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Acknowledge

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toaccept,admit, orrecognizesomething, or thetruthorexistenceof something

totellsomeone, usually in aletteroremail, that you havereceivedsomething theysentyou

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Adopt

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tolegallytake another person’schildintoyourownfamilyand takecareof him or her asyourownchild

to take ananimalthat has beenleftin aplacesuch as arescuecentre, andkeepit asyourpet

toacceptorstartto use something new

topaymoneyinorderto haveyournameconnectedwith aparticularthing,especiallyinordertohelpanorganizationraisemoney

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Agree

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to have the sameopinion

todecidesomething together

toacceptasuggestionoridea

If two sets ofinformationagree, they aregenerallythe same

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Undertake

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to do orbeginto do something,especiallysomething that will take alongtimeor bedifficult

topromisethat you will do something

to takeresponsibilityfor andbegindoing something

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Favor

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approvalorsupportof someone or something

something you do tohelpsomeone, often after beingaskedto

asmallpresentgiven toguestsat aparty

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Respect

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admirationfeltorshownfor someone or something that youbelievehas goodideasorqualities

politeness,honour, andcareshowntowards someone or something that isconsideredimportant

afeelingthat something isrightorimportantand you should notattempttochangeit orharmit

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Affirm

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tostatesomething istrue, or tostateyoursupportfor anidea,opinion, etc.

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Assume

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toacceptsomething to betruewithoutquestionorproof

topretendto have a differentnameor be someone you are not, or toexpressafeelingfalsely

to take orbeginto haveresponsibilityorcontrol, sometimes without therightto do so, or tobeginto have acharacteristic

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Approve

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to have apositiveopinionof someone or something

toaccept,allow, orofficiallyagreeto something

to have a goodopinionof someone or something

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Comply

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toactaccordingto anorder, set ofrules, orrequest

toobeyanorder,rule, orrequest

20
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Buy

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21
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Hold

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22
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Sign

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to writeyourname, usually on a written orprinteddocument, to show that youagreewithitscontentsor have written orcreatedit yourself

to give anorderorinformation, or make arequest, usinghandandbodymovements

anoticegivinginformation,directions, awarning, etc.

somethingshowingthat somethingelseexistsor mighthappenorexistin thefuture

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Deny

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to say that something is nottrue

to notallowsomeone to have or do something

to notadmitthat you haveknowledge,responsibility,feelings, etc.

to notadmitthat you haveknowledge,responsibility,feelings, etc.

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Disapproved

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tothinkthat something iswrong, or to have abadopinionabout someone

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Oppose
to disagree with something or someone, often by speaking or fighting against it, him, or her
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Refuse
to say that you will not do or accept something unwanted waste material, especially material that is regularly thrown away from a house, factory, etc. to say or show that you are not willing to do, accept, or allow something
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Regret
a feeling of sadness about something sad or wrong or about a mistake that you have made, and a wish that it could have been different and better Regret is also used to express in a polite way that you feel sorry about something
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Disagree
to have a different opinion or be unable to agree if two or more reports, ideas, sets of numbers, etc. disagree, they are not the same
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Repudiate
to refuse to accept something or someone as true, good, or reasonable
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Dissent
a strong difference of opinion on a particular subject, especially about an official suggestion or plan or a popular belief to disagree with other people about something