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mean=average
ineffective at
bought out
3 years on
to make a point of
to be drwan up
a world of difference
grasp of issues
widely accepted
real bargain
policy whereby
two of whom
job vacancy
DISINFECTANT
invaluable help=necessary
hold it against
insisted on smth
apart from
utilitarian
in a specific manner
care taken in
astonishingly
refinement
notable
seduction
Wild animals, birds, and fish that are hunted for food, especially as a sport:
There are over 18 types of game birds to hunt in North America.
To make something happen:
His carelessness brought about his failure in the exam.
DETERMINER ALL THE
Used with uncountable nouns. The noun may have the, this, that, my, her, his, etc. in front of it - the
whole amount of:
All the mail must be answered.
THEREFORE/HENCE/CONSEQUENTLY
Used to introduce the logical result of something that has just been mentioned:
He loved her. Therefore, he married her.
SUFFIX (-ISM) A suffix forming nouns indicating a doctrine, system, or body of principles and
practices: LENINISM
Conjointly
SUFFIX (-NESS) A native English suffix attached to adjectives and participles, forming abstract
nouns denoting quality and state: DARKNESS
SUFFIX (-MENT) A suffix of nouns, often concrete, denoting an action or resulting state:
REFRESHMENT
SUFFIX (-TION) A suffix occurring in words of Latin origin, used to form abstract nouns from
verbs: REVOLUTION
SUFFIX (-ENCE) A suffix forming nouns indicating an action, state, condition, or quality:
PATIENCE
PREFIX (-IM) The form used for in - before b, m, or p: IMPOSSIBLE
SUFFIX (-ITY) A suffix used to form abstract nouns expressing state or condition:
CIVILITY
APPRECIATE + GERUND
Used to thank someone in a polite way or to say that you are grateful for something they have done:
I appreciate your making the effort to come.
Very probably:
They will win the match in all probability.
Instead of somebody/something:
Rather than go straight on to university he prefer to stay at home.
SCOURGE
THE CRADLE OF
SCRIBE
A person who made copies of written documents before printing was invented:
The scribes were the copyists of Scripture and teachers of the Law.
CONVERSELY
INSISTENT ON
Persuasiveness
MOMENTARY
STREAK OF LIGHT
A long thin mark or line that is a different colour from the surface it is on:
A mysterious streak of light in the night sky baffled many Europeans on Christmas Eve.
RESULT FROM
DEPENDENCE ON
The state of needing the help and support of somebody/something in order to survive or be successfu
Mr Putin also criticised the world's dependence on the dollar.
SUFFIX (-IVE) A suffix of adjectives expressing tendency, disposition, function, connection, etc.:
DESTRUCTIVE
PREFIX(TRANS-) A prefix denoting across, beyond, crossing, on the other side: TRANSOCEANIC
This expression has the meaning of "without". It is used in the third conditionals, in formal language
and must be followed by a noun form:
If it hadn't been for the accident, I would've been on time.
BE COMMON/PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE
Used to say that you wanted something or wanted to do something in the past:
She would have liked to have noticed all the mistakes before.
Something that you think is true although you have no definite proof:
This entire argument is based on the assumption that it was the Passover meal, which it could not
have been.
Recession
Forecast of profits
Called upon
Scope of expertise
Collision between
An increase of
No longer do
Many of them
Eloquent
Originally from
Outcry
To be looked into
Highly likely
be put down to
Live it down