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accept
1. to accept blindly
2. to accept fully
3. to accept the responsibility
add
4. Recent discoveries added to our knowledge of the Universe.
admire
5. They all admired his behaving in that manner
admit
1. You must admit her statement to be doubtful
2. She was admitted to the university.
advise
1. He advised us what to do.
afford
1. I can't afford it.
2. She could not afford to pay.
agree
1. He agreed to my plan.
allow
1. Smoking is not allowed.
amuse
1. He could amused us for hours with his stories.
analyze
1. She showed us different methods of how to analyse simple
sentences.
announce
1. He announced the fact, but gave no details.
annoy
1. It annoyed us that they took so long to answer.
answer
1. He answered me nothing.
apologize
1. to apologize politely
appear
1. She appeared to him in a dream.
2. Suddenly a face appeared at the window.
applaud
1. to applaud an actor
2. John applauded my decision.
appreciate
1. to appreciate deeply / greatly / sincerely / very much
approve
1. I don't approve of your friends.
argue
1. The next speaker will argue against the plan.
arrange
1. to arrange papers
2. to arrange one's ideas
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arrest
1. The police arrested him for arson ().
arrive
1. He arrived after dark.
2. the train / bus has arrived
ask
1. to ask a question
2. He asked me about my work.
attach
1. to attach a stamp () to an envelope ()
attack
1. Our troops () attacked the enemy.
attempt
1. Don't attempt impossibilities ().
attend
1. to attend lecture
attract
1. He shouted () to attract () attention.
avoid
1. to avoid the world( )
back
1. If you don't believe me, talk to Dave. He'll back me up.
bake
1. My bread is baked in my own oven ().
balance
1. to balance oneself
ban
bang
1. to shut the door with a bang
bare
1. to make bare; uncover;
battle
1. The opposing armies battled on until night.
beam
1. The morning sun beamed down on us.
beg
1. I beg of you, don't mention her name again.
behave
1. He behaved badly towards her.
belong
1. The blue coat belongs to Mary.
bleach
1. The tablecloth has a nasty mark on it; do you think it will bleach
out?
bless
1. The priest blessed the marriage.
blind
1. He was blinded in an accident.
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blot
1. to form spots or blobs on (a material)
blush
1. to become suddenly red in the face from, shame, modesty, or
guilt;
boast
1. I do hate the way Bill boasts about his new car.
boil
1. to reach or cause to reach boiling point.
bolt
1. The door bolts from inside.
bomb
1. to attack with a bomb.
book
1. to book tickets.
bore
1. He bores me to death.
borrow
1. You could borrow some money from your uncle without paying
interest.
bounce
1. The rubber ball bounced along.
bow
1. A cold breeze was blowing hard.
brake
1. to slow down.
2. to crush.
breathe
1. to breathe again freely.
bump
1. to knock or strike.
burn
1. There was a fire burning in the large fireplace.
bury
1. to bury treasure().
buzz
1. Everyone is buzzing about the scandal.
calculate
1. We calculated that the trip would take two days.
call
1. to call up
camp
1. The children love camping out when we go on holiday.
care
1. the nurse cared for her patients.
carry
1. He was carrying a briefcase ().
carve
1. to carve a statue out of wood.
cause
1. The ruin of the empire was caused by the loss of freedom and the
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challenge
1. to face the challenge.
2. to accept the challenge.
change
1. Nothing will die, all things will change.
chase
1. Chase after Anne and ask her to get some eggs while she's at the
shops.
cheat
1. The clever salesman cheated the old lady into giving him all her
money.
check
1. Check the facts up before you write your report.
chew
1. The dog was chewing on a bone.
choke
1. The man took the Emir by the throat and choked him.
chop
1. The tree is too big, you'll have to chop back some of the
branches.
claim
1. he claimed to be telling the truth.
clap
1. to clap in time with the music.
clean
1. Can you clean the coat of these dirty marks?
clear
1. to clear the water by filtering.
clip
1. May I clip out the report?
close
1. to close the eyes.
coil
1. The dog coiled up in the corner by the fire.
collect
1. to gather together.
2. to accumulate (stamps, books, etc.) as a hobby or for study.
comb
1. She spent hours in front of the mirror, combing (out) her long
hair.
command
1. to order.
communicate
1. She likes to communicate with friends by e-mail.
compare
1. We can start by comparing the work of the historian with the
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1. to compete in the Olympic games.

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complain
1. Jane is complaining of a headache again.
complete
1. to complete a painting.
2. To finish.
concentrate
1. We must concentrate our efforts on finding ways to GOD!
concern
1. The problem concerns us all.
confess
1. Many Christians regularly confess to a priest.
confuse
1. We in reality confuse wealth with money.
connect
1. Are you connected with this firm?
consider
1. We considered him as a possible candidate.
consist
1. Freedom consists in the absence of oppressive ()
laws.
contain
1. The new directory contains a lot of useful addresses and
telephones.
continue
1. He continued rapidly up the path.
copy
1. You can copy this letter to the head of department.
correct
1. If I speak incorrectly, you can correct me.
cough
1. He coughed dryly.
count
1. To calculate.
cover
1. to cover a wall with paper.
crack
1. At every step the bones of the buffalo () were heard to
crack.
crash
1. They crashed into the room.
crawl
1. The snake crawled into its hole.
cross
1. to cross the road.
cry

1. to cry (out) in surprise.

cure
1. Doctors are now able to cure people of many diseases.
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1. to damage a house [a ship].
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1. She didn't dare open her mouth.
deceive
1. Unless my eyes deceive me, that's the vice-president sitting over
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decide
1. It's difficult to decide between these two candidates.
decorate
1. to decorate one's Christmas tree.
delay
delight
deliver
depend
describe
desert
deserve
destroy
detect
develop
disagree
disappear
disapprove
disarm
discover
dislike
divide
double
doubt
drag
drain
dream
dress
drip
drop
drown
dry
earn
educate
employ
empty
encourage
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escape
examine
excite
excuse
exercise
exist
expand
expect
explain
explode
extend
face
fade
fail
fancy
fasten
fax
fear
fetch
fill
fit
fix
flap
flash
float
flood
flow
fold
follow
fool
force
form
frighten
fry
gather
gaze
glow
glue
grease
greet
grin
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groan
guarantee
guard
guess
guide
hand
handle
hang
happen
harass
harm
hate

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heal
heap
heat
help
hook
hop
hope
hover
hug
hum
hunt
hurry
identify
ignore
imagine
impress
improve
include
increase
influence
inform
inject
injure
instruct
intend
interest
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interrupt
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invite
irritate
join
judge
jump
kick
kill
kiss
kneel
knock
knot
land
last
laugh
launch
learn
lie
lighten
like
listen
live
load
lock
look
love
manage
march
mark
marry
match
measure
melt
memorise
mend
miss
mix
moan
mourn
move
multiply
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nest
nod
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notice
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observe
obtain
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offend
offer
open
order
overflow
owe
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pack
paddle
paint
park
part
pass
paste
pause
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place
plan
plant
play
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polish
possess
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preach
precede
prefer
prepare
present
preserve
press
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print
produce
program
promise
protect
provide
pull
pump
punch
puncture
punish
push
question
queue
race
radiate
rain
raise
reach
realise
receive
recognise
record
reduce
reflect
refuse
regret
reign
reject
rejoice
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remain
remember
remind
remove
repair
repeat
replace
reply
report
reproduce
request
rescue
retire
return
rinse
risk
rob
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rub
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sail
satisfy
save
scare
scatter
scold
scorch
scrape
scratch
scream
screw
scribble
scrub
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shelter
shiver
shock
shrug

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sign
signal
sin
skip
slap
slow
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sniff
snore
snow
soak
sound
spare
spark
sparkle
spell
spill
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start
stay
steer
step
stir
stitch
stop
store

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455 stuff
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460 suggest
461 suit
462 supply
463 support
464 suppose
465 surprise
466 surround
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tempt
terrify
test
thank
thaw
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twist
type
undress
unfasten
unite
unlock
unpack
use

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want
warn
wash

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524 wave
525 weigh
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527 whirl
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yawn

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