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Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 24mins
to stop
(a)
to take into account, recognize the merits of, OR to increase in value
(a)
to take from, steal
(a)
liking or preference for
(a)
to take on responsibility for, acquire
(a)
to endanger or make vulnerable (e.g., to compromise one's beliefs)
(a)
to endanger or make vulnerable (e.g., to compromise one's beliefs)
(a)
behaving in an artificial/pretentious way
(a)
to control (e.g., the vaccine checked the spread of the disease)
(a)
to establish (e.g., to (a) the validity of a hypothesis)
acceptance, approval (of an idea)
(a)
the ability to do something easily (e.g., a (a) for learning languages)
lofty, high-minded, idealistic
(a)
to carry out (e.g., to (a) an order)
(1) narrow, thin (e.g., (a) lines); (2) delicate, elegant; (3) keen, highly attuned
to make use of, take advantage of (does not carry a negative connotation)
(a)
ability or aptitude
(a)
to take a liking to
(a)
to put a stop to (e.g., to (a) a robbery)
strong belief
(a)
to change or arrange something again, in order to improve it
revamp
revive
invoke
enact
to make a formal statement saying that a public official is guilty of a serious offence in connection with their job, especially in the US:
revamp
embrace
pose
impeach
to end gradually or in stages, or to cause something to do this
expel
wind down
oversee
overtake
a person who supports new ideas and social change, especially one who belongs to a political party
contractor
progressive
a think-tank
balk
a difficult or annoying situation in which you are prevented from acting as you might like:
bind
expel
asylum
none
to be unwilling to do something or to allow something to happen:
obscure
bind
balk
furore
a sudden excited or angry reaction to something by a lot of people:
invoke
tight
obscure
furore
good and bad; having had both successful and unsuccessful periods in your past
He's had a _____ business career.
ferocious
chequered
haul
timid
to defeat someone or something
England ____ Luxembourg 5–0.
haul
decend on
see off
batter
to laugh at someone or something in a way that shows you think they are stupid or of no value:
batter
deride
vilify
deem
(interest) kuchli qiziqish uyg'otmoq; to keep someone's attention completely
I was ____ed throughout the entire two hours of the film.
haul
batter
grip
a sound like that of a rooster (= an adult male chicken)
crow
glory
fare
prudence
the best or most extreme example of something, (pekka chiqishi, cho'qqisi):
Most people agree that her acting career achieved its ____ in this movie.
scandal
embrace
apotheosis
backdrop
sudramoq; tortmoq; to pull something heavy slowly and with difficulty:
They ____ed the boat out of the water.
batter
deem
overhear
haul
to hit and behave violently towards a person, especially a woman or child, repeatedly over a long period of time, or to hit something with force many times:
fare
deem
batter
embrace
to hear what other people are saying without intending to and without their knowledge:
sober
overhear
fare
sentence to
belgilangandek munosabatda bo'lmoq, muvaffaqiyatli tugatmoq;to succeed or be treated in the stated way
They ____ed badly with manager
haul
chequere
fare
sentence
to go or come down:
Jane ____ed the stairs.
embrace
settle
see off
descend
extreme physical or mental pain or suffering:
She lay there screaming in ____.
fractious
agony
disparage
backdrop
careful, not to take risks
fractious
ferocious
prudent
naughty
an important positive development
record
implementation
stride
prescribe
to start using a plan or system: (amaliyotga tadbiq qilmoq)
implement
stride
commend
none
formally praise someone or something
vacate
toggle
command
exagerate
to think about or feel something, usually over a long period
grudge
harbor
contend
attest
important
adequate
vital
vexing
dread
to hit and behave violently towards a person, especially a woman or child, repeatedly over a long period of time, or to hit something with force many times:
fare
deem
batter
embrace
