Key Collection 01

Question 1

Epiphany

N.var

Answer 1

— a moment when you suddenly feel that you understand, or suddenly become conscious of, something that is very important to you:
»|Isaac Newton’s epiphany about gravity and a falling apple.

Question 2

Invasive — adj.

Answer 2

— You use invasive to describe something undesirable that spreads very quickly and is very difficult to stop from spreading:
»| Invasive disease!
»| The invasive ants are taking over the garden.

Syn.: Intrusive | Encroaching | Pervasive | Aggressive.

আক্রমণাত্মক | angreifend.

Question 4

Rueful — adj.

Answer 4

‘Rueful’ means feeling a bit sorry or sad about something that happened.
»|She gave a rueful smile when she realised she’d forgotten her friend’s birthday.

দুঃখজনক | reuevoll.

Question 5

Sniping

N.c (snipe — v.i)

Answer 5

— unpleasant criticism:
»| She is angered by the continual sniping from the sidelines.
(Sideline: commentary from someone or a position of observation or non-pa)

Sn.: Bickering | Quibbling | Nitpicking.

অপ্রীতিকর সমালোচনা, কটাক্ষ করা | sticheln.

Question 6

Raspy — adj.

Answer 6

A raspy voice sounds unpleasantly rough.

কর্কশ-কণ্ঠ

Question 7

Vow

N.var

Answer 7

— to make a determined decision or promise to do something:
»| She vowed to run a marathon every year to raise money for charity.

Sn.: Promise (n) | Oath (n) | Pledge (n).

বাধ্যবাধকতাপূর্ণ সঙ্কল্প, প্রতিশ্রুতি.

Question 8

Surreal — adj.

Answer 8

— strange; not seeming real; like a dream:
»|Driving through the total darkness was a slightly surreal experience.

পরাবাস্তব.

Question 9

Mayhem — n.u

Answer 9

— a situation in which there is little or no order or control:
With 20 kids running around and only two adults to supervise, it was complete mayhem.

বিপর্যয় | Chaos, disorder, turmoil.

Question 10

Turret

N.c

Answer 10

— a small, circular tower that is part of a castle or a large building.
Syn.: Tower | Watchtower | Fortification.

কুলুঙ্গি | Turm.

Question 11

Bloke — n.c (informal)

Answer 11

The word ‘bloke’ is a British English term used to refer to a man, often in a casual or informal context.
— He’s a funny bloke, always making everyone laugh.

Question 12

Sublime

Adj.

Answer 12

— extremely good, beautiful, or enjoyable:
»| The book has sublime descriptive passages.

Syn.: Exalted | Majestic | Magnificent.

মহিমান্বিত, সর্বোচ্চ মাত্রা | Erhaben.

Question 13

Escapism

N.u

Answer 13

— escapism is the act of seeking distraction or relief from reality, often through entertainment, fantasy, or imagination:
»| For many people, going on holiday is a form of escapism.

Syn.: Fantasy (n)| Daydreaming (n)| Evasion (n).

পলায়নবাদ, অপকৃত্রিমতা | Eskapismus.

Question 14

Tandem — n.c

Answer 14

Tandem refers to a pair of things arranged one behind the other, especially used for bicycles designed for two riders.
Noun — Tandem Kayak
As an adverb — In Tandem
Tandem jump, tandem learning — noun phrase.

Syn.: Pair | Duo | Partnership.

যুগল | Tandem.

Question 15

Verbatim

Adj. | adv.

Answer 15

— exactly as spoken or written, ‘verbatim’ comes from Latin and means ‘word for word’.
»| The lawyer read the witness’s statement verbatim from the transcript to ensure accuracy.

আক্ষরিকভাবে | wörtlich

Question 16

Thunderstruck

Adj.

Answer 16

— extremely surprised and shocked:
»| I was thunderstruck when I heard about the sudden closure of our favourite restaurant.

Syn.: Astonished | Stunned | Dumbfounded.

বজ্রপ্রহারিত | donnerschlag.

Question 17

Namesake

N.c

Answer 17

— a person or thing having the same name as another person or thing:
»| মিতা.

Sn.: Eponym (n) |Double (n) |Twin (n).

মিতা বলে তাকে যার নাম হুবহু মিলে যাই তার সাথে

Question 18

Fiasco — n.c

Answer 18

— something planned that goes wrong and is a complete failure, usually in an embarrassing way:
»| The show was a fiasco - one actor forgot his lines, and another fell off the stage.

ভরাডুবি| Fiasko

Question 19

Spurt

v.var

Answer 19

— If something spurts like liquid, fire or energy from somewhere, it flows out suddenly with force:
»| Blood was spurting out all over the place.

Syn.: Gush | Burst | Surge.

হঠাৎ সজোরে উদ্গিরণ হওয়া.

Question 20

Squint — n.c | v.i

Answer 20

— to look with a side glance (as in jealousy or disdain) or to be cross-eyed:
»| He squinted at the tiny print on the map, trying to find their location.

Squinted look!

তির্যক দৃষ্টি .

Question 21

Frank

Adj.

Answer 21

— honest, sincere, and telling the truth, even when this might be awkward or make other people uncomfortable:
»| A full and frank discussion.

Sn.: Candid (adj.) খোলামেলা | Honest | Open.

মন খোলা, পষ্টভাষী | offen oder ehrlich.

Question 22

Outspoken — adj. adv.

Answer 22

— expressing strong opinions very directly without worrying if other people are offended:
»| Outspoken comments — Mr Masack is an outspoken critic of the present government.

স্পষ্টভাষী.

Question 23

Surly — adj.

Answer 23

— often in a bad mood, unfriendly, and not polite:
»| We were served by a very surly waiter.
»| He gave me a surly look.
Syn. — Rude, Ill-tempered

অভদ্র | mürrisch.

Question 24

Outrageous

Adj.

Answer 24

— shocking and morally unacceptable:
»| The judge criticized the “outrageous greed” of some of the bankers.

Syn.: Shocking | Egregious | Scandalous.

ভয়ানক অত্যাচারী | Empörend.

Question 25

# (CEFR Level: B2) **To plead**

Answer 25

Word Class: Verb (transitive, intransitive) —› To ask for something in an emotional or serious way, often to persuade or beg. »| She pleaded with her teacher to give her another chance to submit the assignment. Synonyms: Beg (v) » Appeal (v) » Implore (v) | German: flehen, plädieren, bitten ## Footnote Bengali: অনুনয় করা, আবেদন করা, সনির্বন্ধ অনুরোধ করা

Question 26

**To forsake** ## Footnote Forsake (v) | Forsaken (adj.)

Answer 26

— to leave someone for ever, especially when they need you: »| In times of hardship, some people may feel tempted to forsake their principles. »| She decided to forsake her unhealthy eating habits and adopt a more nutritious diet. | Sn.: Abandon (v) | Desert (v) Renounce (v). ## Footnote পরিত্যাগ করা |verlassen.

Question 27

**Feasible** — adj.

Answer 27

— able to be made, done, or achieved: »| With the extra resources, the project now seems feasible. | Syn.: Possible | Achievable |Viable. ## Footnote কার্যকর | machbar.

Question 28

**Unruly** | »| Unrulily »| Unrulyness.

Answer 28

Adj. — difficult to control or manage: »| An unruly class, unruly behaviour. | Syn.: Disorderly | Disobedient | Unmanageable. ## Footnote অশান্ত | ungebärdig.

Question 29

**Proponent** ## Footnote N.c

Answer 29

— a person who speaks publicly in support of a particular idea or plan of action: »| She is a strong proponent of renewable energy. ## Footnote সমর্থক | Befürworter/in

Question 30

**Jeopardy** ## Footnote N.u

Answer 30

— in a dangerous position or situation and likely to be lost or harmed. »| The lives of thousands of birds are in jeopardy as a result of the oil spill. | Sn.: Danger (n) | Risk (n, v) | Hazard (n, v). ## Footnote বিপদ | Gefahr.

Question 31

**Rift** ## Footnote N.c | v.i

Answer 31

— Crack/split/break (literal or metaphorical). »| Earthquake caused a rift. »| Decision rifted the community. | Syn.: Gap | Split | Breach. ## Footnote বিচ্ছেদ, ফাটল, চিড় ধরা

Question 32

Unfathomable — adj.

Answer 32

— impossible to understand: »| For some unfathomable reason, they built the toilet next to the kitchen.

Question 33

**Grit** | Syn.: gravel, pebbles, shingle, stone. ## Footnote N.u

Answer 33

— tiny pieces of stone or sand: »| The road had been covered with grit. ## Footnote কঙ্কর

Question 34

**Rigorously** ## Footnote Adv.

Answer 34

— in a careful way so that every part of something is looked at or considered to make certain it is correct or safe: »| The plutonium fuel cells had been rigorously tested. | Strictly (adv) | Thoroughly (adv) | Meticulously (adv). ## Footnote কঠোরভাবে | rigoros.

Question 35

# (CEFR Level: B2) **Embrace** | Hug (v, n) » Accept (v) » Adopt (v)

Answer 35

Word Class: Verb (transitive), Noun (countable) —› To hold someone closely in your arms as a sign of affection or to accept something willingly and enthusiastically. »| She embraced her friend warmly after not seeing her for years. | German: umarmen, annehmen ## Footnote Bengali: আলিঙ্গন করা, গ্রহণ করা

Question 36

Coarse — adj.

Answer 36

— having a rough texture [ rough, harsh, and uneven] »| Walter got into trouble for his coarse language [crude, rude and vulgar]

Question 37

**Vulgar** ## Footnote Adj.

Answer 37

— not suitable, simple, dignified or beautiful; not in the style preferred by the upper classes of society. »| Isn't it rather vulgar to talk about how much money you earn? | Sn.: Crude (adj) | Coarse (adj) | Rude (adj). ## Footnote অশ্লীল | Vulgär.

Question 38

Foe — n.

Answer 38

— an enemy: »| The two countries have united against their common foe.

Question 39

**Obscure** | Obscurity (n) |Obscurely (adv.) ## Footnote Adj.

Answer 39

— not known to many people: »| an obscure island in the Pacific. | Syn.: Unclear (adj.) | Vague (adj.) | Ambiguous (adj.) ## Footnote অস্পষ্ট | unklar.

Question 40

Legion — n.

Answer 40

— a large group of soldiers who form a part of an army, especially the ancient Roman army: »| Caesar's legions marched through France and crossed into Britain.

Question 41

Effeminate — adj.

Answer 41

— An effeminate man behaves or looks similar to a woman: »| He's got a very effeminate manner/voice.

Question 42

Ackquit — v.

Answer 42

— to decide officially in a law court that someone is not guilty of a particular crime: »| She was acquitted of all the charges against her.

Question 43

**Divulge** ## Footnote V.t

Answer 43

— to make something secret known: »| Journalists do not divulge their sources. | Syn.: Reveal | Disclose | Unveil. ## Footnote প্রকাশ করা | zu verraten.

Question 44

**Smithereens** | (informal register) ## Footnote N.pl.

Answer 44

— a lot of tiny broken pieces: »| The city was bombed to smithereens during the war. | Syn.: Fragments | Pieces | Bits. ## Footnote কণা; কুচি; ক্ষুদ্র টুকরা | Trümmer.

Question 45

Posterity — n.u

Answer 45

— the people who will exist in the future: » Every attempt is being made to ensure that these works of art are preserved for posterity. | ভবিষ্যৎ প্রজন্ম | Nachwelt. ## Footnote Sn: Descendants (n) | Offspring (n) | Heirs (n).

Question 46

Grim — adj.

Answer 46

— extremely bad, worrying, or without hope: »| Look grim! The future looks grim.

Question 47

**Shitstorm** ## Footnote N.c

Answer 47

— a situation in which a lot of people are disagreeing and arguing with each other: »| Apart from the odd marital shitstorm, the couple are fairly happy. ## Footnote ভয়ঙ্কর সমালোচনা

Question 48

Confide in — v. (anvertrauen)

Answer 48

— To tell someone about a secret or private matter while trusting them not to repeat it to others. »| My husband doesn't know yet, but I'm going to leave him," she confided.

Question 49

**Pamper** ## Footnote V.t

Answer 49

— to give someone special treatment, making that person as comfortable as possible and giving them whatever they want: »| Why not pamper yourself after a hard day with a hot bath scented with oils? | Syn: Indulge | Spoil | Coddle. ## Footnote প্রশ্রয় দেত্তয়া, verwöhnen

Question 50

Apocalyptic — adj. Apocalypse — n.

Answer 50

— showing or describing the total destruction and end of the world, or extremely bad future events: »| His apocalyptic vision was filled with fire and brimstone.

Question 51

**Dire** | Direly — adv. | Direness — n. ## Footnote Adj.

Answer 51

— Dire is an adjective that describes a situation or event that is extremely serious or urgent. »| This decision will have dire consequences for local people. | Syn.: Critical | Urgent | Grave.- adj. (গম্ভীর, কবর) ## Footnote মারাত্মক, ভয়াবহ |

Question 52

**Ravenous** | Ravenously — adv. | Ravenousness — n. ## Footnote Adj.

Answer 52

— Extremely hungry; having a very great or voracious appetite. »| He had a ravenous appetite for knowledge. | Hungry (adj) | Starving (adj) | Famished (informal, adj). ## Footnote প্রবল ক্ষুধার্ত | ausgehungert.

Question 53

**Smitten** | (informal register) ## Footnote Adj.

Answer 53

— having suddenly started to like or love something or someone very much: »| The story's about a man smitten with love for his wife's cousin. | Syn.: Infatuated | Enamoured | Besotted. ## Footnote মুগ্ধ, প্রহৃত | verliebt.

Question 54

Emblem — n.

Answer 54

— a picture of an object that is used to represent a particular person, group, or idea: »| Emblem of A rose is the national emblem of England.

Question 55

**Doom-monger** ## Footnote N.c

Answer 55

— someone who tries to make people believe that something terrible is going to happen, usually when this is not necessary or reasonable: »| Pay no attention to the doom-mongers — business is booming! ## Footnote সর্বনাশের প্রচারক | Schwarzseher.

Question 56

Connive — v. Conspire — v.

Answer 56

— to plan secretly and dishonestly for something to happen that will be to your advantage: »| They connived to break the school rules at every opportunity.

Question 57

**Veer** ## Footnote V.i

Answer 57

— to change direction: »| As the storm approached, the captain had to veer the ship away from the coastline to avoid the rocks. | Syn.: Swerve | Deviate | Shift. ## Footnote দিক্পরিবর্তন করা | abbiegen.

Question 58

Third molar — n.

Answer 58

»| Third wisdom teeth. | Sn.: Wisdom tooth (n.) | Erupting molar (n.) | Posterior molar (adj.)

Question 59

**Verbatim** ## Footnote Adj. | adv.

Answer 59

— in a way that uses exactly the same words as were originally used: »| I don’t think I will read the whole thing verbatim to you.

Question 60

Quest — n. v.t, int.

Answer 60

Meaning: A search or pursuit made to find or obtain something. Grammar: As a noun, it often follows prepositions (on a quest, in quest of). Derivatives: Quester (noun), questing (adjective, verb). Noun: She embarked on a quest to find the ancient manuscript. Verb: They quested for years through numerous archives.

Question 61

Crooked — adj. Krumm, schief — Dt. adj.

Answer 61

"Crooked" primarily means not straight, bent, or twisted. It can also refer to dishonesty or corruption. The picture on the wall is crooked. He was involved in a crooked business deal.

Question 62

**Hype** | N.u (informal register) ## Footnote /haɪp/

Answer 62

N.u — Hype refers to excessive or extravagant publicity or promotion: »| The hype made the concert tickets sell out in minutes. | Sn.: Buzz (n) | Promotion (n) | Publicity (n). ## Footnote প্রচারণা | Rummel or Hype.

Question 63

Allotted — adj.

Answer 63

— given or made available for a particular purpose: »| Did you finish your essay in the allotted time?

Question 64

To curb — v. (Curb - n.)

Answer 64

— to control or limit something that is not wanted: »| You really need to curb your spending.

Question 65

**Squander** ## Footnote V.t

Answer 65

— to waste money or supplies, or to waste opportunities by not using them to your advantage: »| They'll quite happily squander a year's savings on two weeks in the sun.

Question 66

**Fleet** ## Footnote N.c

Answer 66

— a group of ships, or all of the ships in a country's navy: »| The naval fleet was deployed for the mission. ## Footnote নৌবহর | Flotte.

Question 67

Underway — adj.

Answer 67

If something is underway, it is happening now: »| The renovation is underway, with workers arriving early each morning."

Question 68

# CEFR Level: B2 **Underway**

Answer 68

—› In progress; happening now or already started. Word Class: Adjective »| The construction of the new school is already underway. | চলমান | Im Gange ## Footnote Sn: Ongoing (adj) | Active (adj) | In progress (adj).

Question 69

**Nuance** ## Footnote N.c

Answer 69

— a very slight difference in appearance, meaning, sound, etc.: »| Linguists explore the nuances of language. | Sn.: Subtlety (n) | Refinement (n) | Hint (n). ## Footnote সূক্ষ্মতা.

Question 70

**Conscientious** | Con-sci-en-tious ## Footnote Adj.

Answer 70

— putting a lot of effort into your work: »| A conscientious student | Syn.: Diligent | Meticulous | Thorough. ## Footnote বিবেকবান , অন্তঃপ্রাণ | Gewissenhaft.

Question 71

**Emulate** ## Footnote V.t

Answer 71

— emulate means to imitate or match someone or something, often to equal or surpass them: »| She tried to emulate her mentor's success in science. | (Sn.: Imitate (v) | Copy (v) | Mimic (nav). ## Footnote অনুকরণ করা | nachahmen.

Question 72

rancid — adj.

Answer 72

— Rancid means sour, rotten, and nasty and refers most specifically to the sharp bad smell of decomposing oils or fats.

Question 73

**Stale** | Staleness (n) ## Footnote Adj.

Answer 73

— no longer new or fresh, usually as a result of being kept for too long: »| The room was stale with cigarette smoke. (A.pre - with) | Sn.: Old (adj) | Stagnant (adj) | Spoiled (adj). ## Footnote বাসি | abgestanden.

Question 74

stagnant — adj.

Answer 74

— (of water or air) not flowing or moving and smelling unpleasant: »| a stagnant pond

Question 75

**deft** ## Footnote Adj.

Answer 75

— skilful, clever, or quick: »| He's very deft at handling awkward situations. | Sn.: Skillful (adj) | Agile (adj) | Adroit (adj). ## Footnote দক্ষ, নিপুণ | gewandt, geschickt.

Question 76

**Energiser** ## Footnote N.var

Answer 76

— a device that supplies electrical energy or someone who imparts energy vitality ,and spirit to other people. | Sn.: Motivator | Stimulator | Activator. ## Footnote শক্তি প্রদানকারী | Energiespender.

Question 77

**Lumpen** | Informal register. ## Footnote Adj.

Answer 77

— used to describe people who are not clever or well educated, and who are not interested in changing or improving their situation: »| the lumpen proletariat (= unskilled working people) | Syn.: Ragged | Disreputable | Shabby. ## Footnote সমাজের নিচের তলার ছিন্নমূল.

Question 78

**To uphold** ## Footnote V.t

Answer 78

— to uphold means to support, maintain, or defend something, especially in the context of principles, laws, or decisions: »| The court upheld the decision. »| She upheld the family tradition. »| They vowed to uphold the constitution. | Syn.: Support | Maintain | Defend | Sustain. ## Footnote সংরক্ষণ করা, ধরে রাখা | aufrechtzuerhalten.

Question 79

Solemn — adj. Solemnly — adv. Solemness — n.

Answer 79

— Serious and dignified; not cheerful or smiling; formal. »| The judge's solemn expression conveyed the seriousness of the decision. (noun) »| The judge wore a solemn face as she delivered the verdict. (adjective) »| He solemnly swore to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. (adverb)

Question 80

To deplete — v.t

Answer 80

— to reduce something in size or amount, especially supplies of energy, money, etc.: »| The illness depletes the body of essential vitamins.

Question 81

**To devise** ## Footnote V.t

Answer 81

— To plan or invent (a complex procedure, system, or mechanism) by careful thought: »| She devised a method to speed up the process. | Sn.: Formulate (v) | Plan (v) | Design (v). ## Footnote পরিকল্পনা করা

Question 82

Clutter — noun.

Answer 82

— (a lot of objects in) a state of being untidy: »| Sorry about the clutter in the kitchen. »| My desk is covered in/full of clutter.

Question 83

**Misty** ## Footnote Adj.

Answer 83

— If the weather is misty, there is mist in the air that makes it difficult to see into the distance: »| The morning will start off misty. | Syn.: Foggy | Hazy | Cloudy. ## Footnote কুয়াশাচ্ছন্ন | neblig.

Question 84

Intuition — n. Intuitive — adj. Intuitively — adv. To intuit — v.

Answer 84

— অন্তরানুভূতি, অন্তর্জ্ঞান, অন্তর্বোধ, আত্মজ্ঞান, আত্মানুভূতি: Intuition refers to the ability to understand or know something immediately, without needing conscious reasoning; a 'gut feeling.' »| Her intuition told her not to trust the stranger. »| To solve the complex puzzle, she had to rely on her intuition more than her logical reasoning. (verb)

Question 85

**Posthumously** | Syn.: After death, Postmortem, Post-obit. ## Footnote Adv.

Answer 85

— after a person's death: »| His last novel was published posthumously. | Sn.: Postmortem | After death | Post-obit. ## Footnote মরণোত্তর | postum.

Question 86

Fordable — adj. (shallow)

Answer 86

— (of an area in a river or stream) not deep and able to be crossed on foot or in a vehicle: »| The river was shallow and calm, making it easily fordable for the hikers to cross.

Question 87

**Banal** ## Footnote Adj.

Answer 87

— boring, ordinary, and not original: »| He just sat there making banal remarks all evening; banal pop songs. | Sn.: Mundane (adj.) | Unoriginal (adj.) | Prosaic (adj.) ## Footnote সাধারণ | banal.

Question 88

**Disguise** ## Footnote N.var | v.t

Answer 88

— to give a new appearance to a person or thing, especially to hide its proper form: »| disguise yourself: He disguised himself by wearing a false beard. | Syn.: Camouflage | Mask | Cover | Mimic ## Footnote ছদ্মবেশ ধারণ করা | verkleiden.

Question 89

**Holistically** ## Footnote Adv.

Answer 89

—in a way that considers a whole thing or being to be more than a collection of parts: »| We have to tackle the issues holistically. | Syn.: Entirely | Completely | Totally. ## Footnote সামগ্রিকভাবে | ganzheitlich.

Question 90

**Ostensive** | Ostensible — adv. ## Footnote Adj.

Answer 90

— ostensive refers to something that is explicitly shown or demonstrated, often to illustrate or clarify a point: »| The teacher gave an ostensive explanation by directly pointing to the objects on the table. | Sn.: Demonstrative (adj.) | Illustrative (adj.) | Explicit (adj.). ## Footnote প্রদর্শনমূলক, প্রত্যক্ষগোচর | Anschaulich.

Question 91

Stiff — adj. Stiffness, stiffen — n. v.

Answer 91

— "Stiff" can refer to something rigid, inflexible, or difficult to bend. It can also describe a manner or movement that lacks fluidity or grace. »| After sitting for hours, my back felt stiff.

Question 92

**Pathogen** ## Footnote N.c

Answer 92

— any small organism, such as a virus or a bacterium that can cause disease: »| a dangerous pathogen | Syn.: Microbe | Germ | Infectious agent. ## Footnote রোগজীবাণু |der Erreger

Question 93

**Stack** ## Footnote N.c | v.var

Answer 93

— a pile of things arranged one on top of another: To pile up. ## Footnote স্তূপাকার করা | stapeln.

Question 94

Integrity — n.

Answer 94

— Integrity means being honest and doing the right thing. »| John's integrity was evident in his consistent adherence to ethical principles, even in challenging situations.

Question 95

**Benchmark** ## Footnote N.c | adj. | v.t

Answer 95

— a level of quality that can be used as a standard when comparing other things: »| Her outstanding performances set a new benchmark for singers worldwide. (n) »| A benchmark case. (adj.) »| His reports said that all schools should be benchmarked against the best. (v.) | Syn.: Standard | Yardstick | Norm ## Footnote মানদণ্ড, উচ্চতার চিহ্ন | Maßstäbe.

Question 96

Tardiness — n.u Verspätung — n.

Answer 96

— the quality of being late or slow: »| I know how frustrating it can be to get behind schedule because of one person's tardiness.

Question 97

**Oversight** ## Footnote N.var

Answer 97

— a mistake made because of a failure to notice something: »| They claimed it was simply (an) oversight. — responsibility for a job or activity and for making sure it is being done correctly: »| Who has oversight of genetic testing? | Syn.: Mistake | Error | Slip | Blunder. ## Footnote ভুলত্রুটি | versehen.

Question 98

**Generic** ## Footnote N.c | adj.

Answer 98

— Generic means talking about things in general without focusing on any specific details: »| The term 'fruit' is generic and can refer to apples, oranges, bananas, or any other type of fruit. | Syn.: General | Common | Standard. ## Footnote জাতিবাচক, সাধারণ | Allgemein.

Question 99

**To collate** ## Footnote V.t

Answer 99

— to bring together different pieces of written information so that the similarities and differences can be seen: »| After collecting all the research papers, the librarian will collate them in alphabetical order for easy reference. | Syn.: Gather |Assemble | Collect | Align | Synchronise. ## Footnote জমাট বাঁধা

Question 100

**Upright** ## Footnote Adj.

Answer 100

— straight up or vertical: 1. Physical Position — she placed the vase upright on the table. 2. Posture — stand upright with your shoulders back for better posture. 3. Moral Character — he is known for his upright behaviour; he always does what is right."

Question 101

Unanimous — adj. Einstimmig — dt. adj. সর্বসম্মত — bd. adj.

Answer 101

— If a group of people are unanimous, they all agree about one particular matter or vote the same way, and if a decision or judgment is unanimous, it is formed or supported by everyone in a group: »| After a lengthy discussion, we reached a unanimous decision on the proposal.

Question 102

Indispensable — adj.

Answer 102

— Something or someone that is indispensable is so good or important that you could not manage without it, him, or her: »| This book is an indispensable resource for researchers.