NGSL Red Words B, C, D Flashcards
The UK — a lot of tea.
(use), Noun of consumption
to consume something
to see something separately from others
to give an award
distinguish
People with colour blindness cannot distinguish red from green
This distinguished writer has received many awards for their compositions -
Adjective for convention, also means ‘normal’ and sometimes ‘boring’
Many teenagers feel their parents have very conventional tastes in music.
To find signs of something
to detect
A good nurse can detect the feeling of their patient from body language and voice tone.
related to business
corporate
I used to work in the corporate world, and now I work for the NHS.
a team, often in an emergency situation
ambulance –
rescue —
a crew
to say words from an author
to cite someone
I cited Shakespeare in my essay.
to fall or let something fall
to lose something
to reveal something that was secret
to release
to drop
I dropped my keys when I was drunk
I dropped some points on Listening A
I dropped that I was leaving the company
The podcast dropped on April 1st
coverings for a window or in hospitals are
curtains
‘Please draw the curtains around the patient’s bed to give him privacy’
to throw a net
to place an actor in a role
to cast
The fishermen cast their nets to catch the salmon.
Benedict Cumberbatch was cast as Sherlock Holmes in the BBC drama.
a standard
‘Resources of language and grammar is a — for speaking assessment’.
a criterion
plural criteria
to take part in a competition
to compete
a standard
a criterion
The marking criterion for OET speaking can be seen on their website.
stopping something by issuing an order that it is illegal
President Trump imposed a — on travellers from several Muslim majority countries.
ban
a kind of black fuel made of carbon and mined
coal