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IELTS Vocab
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Subjects
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ielts
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english
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vocabulary
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Bring back or come back to life or consciousness
oath
jockey (n)
revive
imprisonment
2. Restless - anxious
occupation
devour
uneasy
envy
3. Very unsatisfactory - miserable
emission
wretched
fugitive
endeavour
4. Flying insect that sucks the blood of people
pupil
mosquito
anticipate
show up
5. Challenging
enthusiasm
miser
prohibit
defiant
6. Tierd
trifle
cargo
weary
vicious
7. Goods that are carried by ship - train - or aircraft - and the system of moving these goods
reservation
scorn
mosquito
freight
8. To hit or knock hard against sth
executive (n)
crumble
strike
ease something ↔ out
9. Exactly right
jerk
qualitative
accurate
nocturnal
10. To breathe air into your nose noisily
equivalent
sniff
tegen
reservation
11. Swear - curse
mistreat
oath
assess (v)
feeble
12. A programme on the radio or on television
submarine
miserly
heedless
broadcast
13. Do better than - excel
ambition
surpass
equivalent
aggravate
14. A careless or stupid mistake
odour
blunder
dispute
aviation
15. Prove to be true - confirm
verify
subside
juvenile
marvelous
16. Something that you do regularly and in the same way each time [↪ routine]
deteriorate
ritual
destitute (v)
aggravate
17. To completely get rid of something such as a disease or a social problem
consider
eradicate
revive
sustain
18. An official order or decision
awesome
eradicate
decree
nurture
19. Feed
revision of
exempt from
nourish
jockey (n)
20. Mysterious - unearthy
ambush
weird
attentive
obedience + to
21. Irony - satire
vast
ranch
recall
sarcasm
22. Having suitable knowledge - experience - or skills - especially for a particular job
qualified
befall
maternal
broadcast
23. Thriving -careful inspending
enthusiasm
commend
awesome
thrifty
24. Sink to a lower level grew less
assessment
imprisonment
subside
ranch
25. Not as important as other things or people in a particular activity - idea - or situation
wretched
devour
elucidate
peripheral
26. Typical of the way a good mother behaves or feels
maternal
menace
exhaust
matrimony
27. Fake
dispute
phony
roam
crafty
28. Quick to notice - watchful
wobble
article
fugitive
observant
29. A chemical or food that provides what is needed for plants or animals to live and grow
wail
nutrient
perish
proceed
30. Doing or using something too much or more than is necessary
vulgar
miraculous
extravagant
relieve
31. Liquid from your mouth
indigenous
spit
awkward
utter
32. Promise
tact
pledge
sustain
encroach
33. Equal in amount or value
expertise
exempt +from
trout
equivalent
34. Be better than - do better than
salute
excel
commence
delegate (n)
35. Give up - abandon
observant
cautious
descend
surrender
36. Small group
squad
deceive
equivalent
underdog
37. Force
forage for food
heedless
compel
cultivation
38. Not affected by something - or not having to do it or pay it
exempt from
contempt
attentive
expertise
39. A situation in which everything is happening in a confused way and nothing is organized or arranged in order
penalize
reservation
cater for somebody/something
chaos
40. Misfortune - disaster
probe
outlaw (n)
thrifty
calamity
41. Very strong belief or feeling - eager
fervor
revision of
fare
cater for somebody/something
42. Supporter
ritual
hinder
welfare
advocate
43. A period of time between two dates or events
weary
span
bewildered
disregard
44. Be destroyed - die
menace
casual
perish
audible
45. Preparation and use of land for growing crops
wary
shrewd
resist
cultivation
46. Look forward to - expect
anticipate
livelihood
diner
squad
47. Ceremony
juvenile
surrender
ritual
superficial
48. Mislead - make someone believe as true sth that is false
repetition
perceive
sniff
deceive
49. One who goes first and prepares a way for others
pioneer
juvenile
odour
nruly
50. Evil -wicked -dishonest
convict (v)
delegate (v)
sinister
vain