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IELTS Vocab
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Subjects
:
ielts
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english
,
vocabulary
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Do better than - excel
ban
surpass
trout
occupation
2. Cautious
resist
wary
oath
greedy
3. To dare - to expose to risk
venture
bewildered
miserly
grateful
4. Act of doing or saying again
wary
ban
authority
repetition
5. To behave in a silly and funny way
vain
clown
retreat
legitimate
6. Illness
villain
lubricate
disorder
thrifty
7. To accept that you are responsible for a piece of work - and start to do it
assemble
apparel
excel
undertake
8. The science or job of planning which way you need to go when you are travelling from one place to another
navigation
bakelite
prior
suspect (v)
9. To gradually take more of someone's time - possessions - rights etc than you should
revise
suffrage
encroach
reservation
10. Make stronger
fortify
peripheral
vast
rational
11. Win over to do or believe -convince
persuade
rudimentary
excel
infrastructure
12. Blunder (while speaking) - make a mistake
commend
irritable
stumble
defiant
13. A roundabout way
miraculous
emerge
detour
robust
14. Clever
attorney
accurate
valiant
ingenious
15. To think that something is probably true - especially something bad
pupil
uneasy
suspect (v)
predict
16. A noisy violent person who causes trouble by fighting
pesticide
casual
plight (of)
hooligan
17. Done deliberately and usually intended to cause harm
casualty
diner
intentional
detour
18. Jealousy
freight
solemn
brawl
envy
19. Always wanting more food - money -...
greedy
attentive
starvation
fauna
20. A great misfortune
plight (of)
chaos
disaster
merchandise
21. To undrestand
sustain
perceive
evade
fierce
22. Not real - but seeming real
squad
broadcast
commend
hantom
23. To remain alive or continue to exist for a long time
envy
crucial
endure
invest in
24. Spend foolishly - waste
morsel
crumble
squander
contrivance
25. In order to
undeniable
indigenous
terrestrial
so as
26. Unequal - in an unfair way
lopsided
thrifty
consent
squeeze
27. Dislike very much - hate
detest
terrestrial
obedience + to
sniff
28. Doubt because you do not agree completely with a plan
indifference
hinder
reservation
menace
29. Embarrassing - not easily managed - no well-suited to use
imprisonment
awkward
obedience + to
surpass
30. Not to be denied
strike
emerge
superiority
undeniable
31. Putting on oil -grease or similar substance
chills
lubricate
calamity
pauper
32. To explain something that is difficult to understand
legitimate
recall
elucidate
versus
33. Wander
famine
pursue
prior
roam
34. To completely get rid of something such as a disease or a social problem
eradicate
heedless
plea
livelihood
35. To change into vapor
slender
vaporize
undertake
disaster
36. Stop
valid
cease
fervor
temperate
37. An official rule or order
chills
regulation
elucidate
exempt from
38. To completely stop something by making it illegal
swiftly
executive (n)
outlaw (v)
embrace
39. To examine someone or something very carefully
enthusiasm
jockey (n)
squeeze
scrutinize
40. Most important and that needs attention before anything else
priority
submarine
monarch
serpent
41. Having two wives or two husbands at the same time
fugitive
roam
bigamy
monarch
42. Doing or using something too much or more than is necessary
terrestrial
attentive
collapse
extravagant
43. A situation in which there is no effective government in a country or no order in an organization or situation
follow on (to/from)
roam
wail
Anarchy
44. To prevent someone from having something
quench
bully (n)
deprive
grateful
45. Take money - rights -etc. - away by cheating
ranch
defraud
chaos
pupil
46. Talk wildly
enounce
vicious
ave
beckon
47. The education and care that you are given as a child - and the way it affects your later development and attitudes
nurture
obstacle
conduct
hazy
48. Force
pioneer
versus
compel
nourish
49. The state of being private and away from other people
famine
mistreat
seclusion
beneficiary
50. To explain the meaning of something
shrewd
interpret
exempt from
chills