GE C2.6 VOCABULARY

FRUGAL is an adjective that refers to careful or sparing use of money or food.

• TRUE

• FALSE

MAKE DO is an idiom that means to manage to live without things that you would like to have or with things of a worse quality than you would like. 

• TRUE

• FALSE

DIMINISH is a verb that refers to knead the dough for a Danish pastry.

• TRUE

• FALSE

GLEAN SOMETHING FOR SOMEONE means to clean something with a special gel containing chemicals specific for different types of stains.

• FALSE

• TRUE

TO ROLL (SOMETHING) OUT means to make a new product, service, or system available for the first time.

• FALSE

• TRUE

TO HIT ON SOMETHING is a phrasal verb that relates to wanting something romantic with someone.

• FALSE

• TRUE

TO GIVE OFF is a phrasal verb that means to produce heat, light, a smell, or a gas.

• TRUE

• FALSE

TINKERER is a noun that refers to a new machine that makes you think better.

• FALSE

• TRUE

TO FOUNDER is a verb that means to fail completely or collapse, especially a plan or system.

• TRUE

• FALSE

NOTCH is a noun that refers to a small cut in a hard surface. 

• FALSE

• TRUE