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WorksheetsB2 Vocabulary Word or phrases
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 17mins
"all the more"
even more
to feel completely shocked or confused
to discover something or someone by chance
to be taught by someone
weird
to not make progress
someone who speaks a language as their first language
to surprise someone
very strange
He's been a ________ at home this quarantine. Nothing makes him happy and criticizes everyone.
nuisance
fringe
buckle
rusty
Sammy looks happy now. Changing jobs seems to be the reason. She has (a) into her new position.
work tirelessly
to be as successful as other people in a situation
to work very hard and with great energy over a long period
to say something to someone in a way that they understand
to be of good enough quality
Good morning ladies and gentlemen, we are about to take off, so please listen to our security announcements. First, find the _______ in your seats.
sift
buckle
leanword
nag
be intent on doing sth
to be determined to do or achieve something
to notice and/or act on a difference between two or more things
to carefully look at every part of something in order to find something
to copy computer programs or information electronically, usually from a small computer to a larger one or to the Internet
a link (a) sth and sth
Gosh! There's a huge traffic (a) . I'll get late to my class.
be familiar with sth
to know about something or have experienced it many times before
to notice and/or act on a difference between two or more things
good at doing something difficult
happening often or existing in large numbers, and so not considered special or unusual
Shhh! Keep silence! Everybody is quiet because they're doing an _________ activity.
interpersonal
intrapersonal
eye-catching
nagging
multitask
to do more than one thing at the same time
to do one thing at different times
to do many things at different times
not to do any at any time
_________ → the complete set of genetic material of
a human, animal, plant or other living thing
panic
hereditary
parameter
genome
representative → someone who speaks or does something officially on ________ of another person
order
behalf
status
law
have a flair for sth
to have a technological ability to do something well
to have a sports ability to do something well
to have a natural ability to do something well
to have a lexical ability to do something well
(a) sb/sth with sth → to give someone a particular quality or characteristic
"I've dreamt it up, trust me!" This statement means:
I've come up with a new idea.
I've had a dream.
I've imagined something that can never be true.
The plural form of diagnosis:
diagnosi
diagnosys
diagnoses
many diagnos
fight a losing battle
to try hard to do something when there is no chance that you will succeed
to fight a stronger person
to fight in a military war
to win a battle
the next step
when you are unable to do something
able to notice or measure very small changes
the next stage in a process
making you feel anxious and unable to relax
I love teaching this (a) group. They all have the same interest and objective.
consumerism n [U] (25) (a) and selling things, especially when this is an important part of a society’s activities
hold your own vp (RS) to be as (a) as other people in a situation
immerse (a) in sth v [T] (23) to become completely involved in something
little ________of sth np (18) not much possibility of something
chance
change
opportunity
changing
(a) sth aside v [T] (19) to replace or destroy something
thereabouts adv (RS) near the number, amount, or time that has just ____ _____
(a)
mother tongue
it's a noncount noun
it's a noun phrase
it's a count noun
it's a verb phrase
to try to persuade someone to do something:
take sb by surprise
to be of good enough quality
press sb for sth
one of the main things that has an effect on a situation
do business vp (20) to buy or sell (a) for someone
He's been away from smoking for more than 5 years. His (a) is great.
(a) sb/sth v [T] (25) if a government or other organization subsidises something, it pays part of the cost of it
weird adj (19) ______ _______
(a)
Her (a) is due to a car accident she suffered two months ago. The doctor told her not to move for four months now.
______ _________ to sth vp (32) to be watching something, especially a screen, with all your attention
(a)
____ ________ catching adj (35) attractive, interesting, or different enough to be noticed
(a)
(a) adj (34) passed to a child from its parents before birth
(While eating at home)
- Mom, please don't talk about the accident now. I can't stand blood. Ash! I have lost ____ _____! I'll go to my room.
(a)
________ _________ v [T] (35) to copy computer programs or information electronically, usually from a small computer to a larger one or to the Internet
(a)
sift sth (intransitive verb) to carefully look at every part of something in order to find something.
Yes, it's correct.
No, it isn't correct.
