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generalisation
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film
scream
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showing or saying that you are sorry that something has happened a_________
debatable, may be questioned a_________
well-informed k________
clear enough to read l_________
fully grown, ready to eat r________
very careful to be completely honest and fair s_________
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15. The most thing is that the guy who got promoted is less
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16. By the second year of the business, frayed nerves exploded into..
17. He . when he heard his son wanted to quit school.
18. Try not to look at his scars - he can be really .about it.
19. Eric was .. at being told he would have to wait two weeks for an
appointment.
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1. the black _____ of the family
2. to be as ____ as a ____
3. you can till the ____ ____ home, but it
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5. to be d_____ by sth
6. for _____ years
7. to d____
8. it is like water ___ a d____ back for sb
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10. to h____ sb
11. the ____ s____
12. to r____ on
13. r____
14. to have a w____ of a ____
15. a ____ ____ chase
16. to _____ your way ____ of sth
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You can sit here and wait for him ., but Im sure he wont come.
I forgot to . and hit my head on the branch.
I was always considered . , the weirdo in the group, right?
Ive been . by ill health ever sine I left university.
I feel guilty about getting . with the children.
Somehow Ben . mowing the lawn.
Frank said there was nothing to worry about, but it all sounded very
to me.
8. Didn't you see me coming? You must be ..!
9. The firm has captured the .. of the UK market.
10. She's a . I didn't know she'd written a novel.
11. How come I havent seen you so far? Ive been part of this organization
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12. The weather was wonderful and we all .. on the trip.
13. She never listens to my advice; its ...
14. After the court case Lee was .relentlessly by the press.
15. He kept . on about agriculture and I started to worry that he would
never stop.
16. Theres no sign of Robert. It looks like they've sent us on .
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(by) far and away, given, granted, in accordance, in all, in opposition, in the event
of, in the light of, largely, much as, notwithstanding, on top of
1. .., the music is not perfect, but the flaws are outweighed by the sheer joy
of the piece.
2. differences, there are clear similarities in all of the world's religions.
3. We analyzed that data . history and published the results for all to see.
4. We received 1550 in cash and promises of another 650, making 2200 ...
5. Coolness is the most important feature of a car these days.
6. It had been a tiring day, . because of all the tedious waiting.
7. everything else, I now have to go to work next Saturday!
8. Each group acted . with its own set of objectives.
9. Workers found themselves . to local interests.
10. . the number of people we invited, I'm surprised so few came.
11. He left a letter for me to read .. his death.
12. . I like Bob, I wouldn't want to live with him.
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1. blood______ (scream)
2. eye-_______
3. first-_______ (experience)
4. hair-_______
5. head-______
6. light-______
7. mouth-_______
8. nail-______
9. narrow-______
10. well-______
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very frightening
so attractive that you cant help noticing it
sth you have experienced personally
very frightening
a collision between 2 vehicles
funny and not very serious
food that lookks very good
exciting and dramatic
not accepting anything new/different
a book that has been read so much that the
corners of the pages are in poor condition
10. Bob was too .. and prejudiced; it was just impossible to work with
him.
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2. I was afraid Id , but she agreed to go out again on Saturday night.
3. It may be the last time he offers you the job, so . while you can.
4. I called .. that Patty might be home.
5. I don't think you should . to go to university.
6. After their performance in the first half of the match, their of
winning are now ..
7. .. her passing the exam, as so few people get through the first time.
8. .. that this figure will more than double by the end of the year.
9. . that the number of college places will go up this year.
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to be in a q_____
to be in two ____ _____
to be _____ for choice
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to s_____ sb/sth out
to s____ on the f____
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not to be a _____ on
to be at ____ with
to be by ____ (and ____)
to be every ____ as
to be in a _____ of ones own
not to be _____ as as
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to be nothing ____ as as
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to be on a different _____
to be _____ ahead
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there is a _____ of difference
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She gave him a sweet smile, totally . the look of dislike in her eyes.
Shop-bought pasta sauces .. home-made.
Twenty years ago travel . easy .. it is now.
Unfortunately the resemblance ends there as his songs are .. good
. the master's.
5. Barbara was . good as she sounded.
6. between home-made bread and the tasteless substance that many
people buy today.
7. James is .. of the rest of the class at reading.
8. Watching sport was . the most popular activity on Saturday
afternoons.
9. When it comes to modern dance, The Chemicals are ...
10. Hes . good-looking as his brother.
11. My dad doesnt understand me hes on a completely .
12. Today's economic problems with those of the 1930s.
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1. You g____ cheese
2. You b____ a turkey/meat
3. You s____ a turkey
4. You g____ coffee beans
5. You b____ eggs
6. You k____ dough
7. You p____ a turkey
8. You w____ cream
9. You s____ sugar
10. You t____ a sauce
11. You s____ prawns
12. You d____ a frozen chicken
13. You r____ a turkey/meat
14. You i____ a cake
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baste, butter up, dress, grill, grind, knead, peanuts, pluck, rinse, rustle up, season,
sizzle, soak, sprinkle
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as different as ____ and ____
sth is not my ____ of ____
to take sth with a ___ of ____
to ____ down (of feelings)
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1. a ____ corner
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5. on ____ beam
6. a ____ bend
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8. to ____ on the brakes
9. the lights _____
10. to _____ the pavement
11. to pull ____
12. to pull ____
13. to pull ____
14. to pull ____
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16. to put a car into ____
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He .. and crashed into a fence.
He .. in front of the gates.
And suddenly there was action - the van roared into reverse, rushing away from them,
its headlights .
6. They blame his death on a faulty motorway ..
7. He waved as he ..
8. Some idiot .. my car door last night.
9. We were stuck in . for more than an hour.
10. A combination of ., and high-speed frustrations has created a
string of accident black spots.
11. Don't .! There's something coming.
12. Hes always losing his patience when waiting for .
13. When the road turns sharply left in a , take the footpath ahead into
the woodland.
14. He . and backed into the drive.
15. A policeman was standing by the side of the road, signalling to me to
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16. Finally the bus ., forty minutes late.
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1. Students who do well in the . are more confident about passing the
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1. d_____
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very tasty
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very dirty
very surprised
very funny
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very crowded
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very interesting
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2. _____ idle
3. crystal _____
4. _____ cheap
5. _____-black/dark
6. _____-sharp
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8. _____ cold
9. _____ deaf
10. stuck _____
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very bad
sth you have no respect for
boring, without life
very exciting
perfect, without mistakes
unnecessary
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without life or energy
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average in quality
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stupid, senseless
deserving to be admired and respected
superficial
attractive, cleverly made, well produced
full of life and energy
boring, frustrating
without life, energy or passion
acting you do not believe in
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33) .
1. to keep/have an ____ to the ____
2. to lie through your ____
3. to lose ____
4. to play it ____ ____
5. to do sth by the ____ of your ____
6. to see ____ to ____ on sth
7. to turn a ____ ____ to sth
8. to turn your _____ ____ at sth
9. not to be able to get ones tongue ____
10. sth catches your _____
11. Im all _____
12. my lips are ____
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The leaders need to find a way of compromising without . among their supporters.
My children home cooking.
My wife and I could never the business of living.
I looked at her face and just knew she was .
We've booked the flight, but not the accommodation - we'll .. when we get
there.
6. Your secret is safe with me; ...
7. I was walking through the market when a beautiful dress ..
8. I couldn't .. the names of the villages we'd visited.
9. The car broke down on the way to the airport and they just caught the ..
10. I haven't heard any more news, but I'll ..
11. Teachers were smoking in school.
12. Tell me exactly what happened.
34) (25) Give the English equivalent:
1. un ciorchine de strugure =
2. un strop de lapte =
3. un triunghi de branza =
4. o radacina de telina =
5. un catel de usturoi =
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10. un cubulet/ o felie de unt =
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bed, chewy, chop, course, crusty, garnish, grind, lashings, mouth-watering, piping hot, season,
in season, smothered, stodgy, stringy, succulent, topped
1. This part of the country is famous for its fine wines and peaches.
2. . some black pepper over the salad.
3. The waitress came round with a tray of .. cream cakes.
4. She brought . of food in a picnic basket.
5. For the main we had roast turkey with vegetables.
6. The cake can be with fresh fruit.
7. . the salad with tropical fruits and sauted wild mushrooms.
8. There was a ring around the rim of the ketchup bottle.
9. Steak becomes tough and .. when it is cooked too long.
10. Can you up some carrots for me?
11. The food in Suzie's Cafe tends to be .. rather than fresh and light.
12. My steak arrived, in onions and gravy.
13. . the chicken with pepper.
14. The chicken was dry and .
15. Our pasta salad is served on a of lettuce.
16. Heat the fish under a grill and serve .
17. Vine tomatoes are .. from April to October.
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cling, clingy (x2), fumble, grab, pat, smack, stroke, tickle, twiddle
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1. A young boy pushed her over and _______ her purse as she fell.
2. I'm going to run downstairs and _______ some books and stuff - I'll be right back.
3. I ______ his arm firmly and led him away.
4. Rivera claimed he was kicked and _______ by police.
5. Police ______ 53 weapons and made 42 arrests.
6. The little girl was _______ her mother's sleeve, trying to get her attention.
7. Ah! he cried, _______ his stomach.
8. The other girls surrounded her, calling her names and ______ her hair.
9. Everyone was pushing and _______ to see the prince.
10. The police had ________ his car away because it was blocking the road.
11. His hands were tied, but he managed to _______ himself free.
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Arizona is in the g_____ of one of its most severe dry spells of the past century.
Someone has t_____ with the lock on my door.
Cordell had an e_____ _____ of military issues. (understanding)
If you don't start pulling your w______ around here, you're fired.
40) (28)
1. You can't cure a common cold, but you can al_______ the symptoms. (ease)
2. Dr Chalmers is trying to find out how many people may have c_______ the disease in her area.
(fallen ill)
3. Anyone can start g______ blood as long as they are between 18 and 60 years old and in good
health. (donate)
4. Thomas is m_____ a good r_____, although he is still weak. (getting better)
5. They found an injured cat and carefully n_____ it back to health. (looked after it until it was
well again)
6. A hospital spokesman said the surgeons who p_______ the operation were extremely distressed.
(did the operation)
7. Put your foot into clod water to r_____ the swelling. (make it smaller)
8. She could faintly hear voices as she began to r______ consciousness. (became conscious)
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9. For patients who do not r______ to treatment, surgery is a possible option. (do not get better
when treated)
10. It will be a few minutes before the drugs start to take e_____. (start to produce results)
11. Before u_______ surgery, patients should discuss the various options with their doctor. (being
operated on)
12. Patients were d______ from hospital because the beds were needed by other people. (allowed to
leave/told to leave)
13. She was in critical condition and was being treated in i_____ care. (being given a continuous
and thorough treatment)
14. Kathy's been quite ill with flu, but I think she's ______ the ______ now. (getting better)
15. An ambulance was called and the boy was rushed to hospital.
16. Single mothers are always under a lot of s______. (strain, worry, anxiety)
17. Older people are more s______ to infections. (likely to suffer from a particular illness)
18. He is still in hospital, his life h_____ by a t______. (close to losing his life)
19. Years of smoking have t_____ their t_____ on his health. (had a bad effect)
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You wont be able to go swimming tomorrow if your cold doesnt _____ up.
If I eat eggs, I c_____ out in a r_____ all over my body.
When she came ______ her mother was sitting by her bed.
Half of Marthas class has g____ d____ with flu. (contracted)
I was hit on the head and _____ out.
His injuries are severe but he's expected to pull ______.
I can't seem to ______ off this cold.
Most patients find that the numbness from the injection ______ off after about an hour.
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We were planning to go out last night, but Marcia had a s_______ headache.
The vaccine protects against Hepatitis B which is a h______ i_______ disease.
My father is quite old and now hes increasingly h_____ of hearing.
Robin has a sore throat and a r_____ nose.
A number of these patients are s______ ill.
I get sh______ pains up my spine whenever I try to move.
The singer complained of a s______ throat after Wednesday's show.
Dont come near me Ive got a s______ cold.
The cold symptoms, the stomach u______, the fevers all pointed to flu.
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airy-fairy, bug, bung, chuck, daft, dodgy, flog, hammer, nip, scrounge
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10. ________ the net one afternoon, I came across Tom's homepage.
11. She _______ at the page for several minutes, trying to understand.
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1. Cliff's family worked in the cotton fields to e____ ____ a living. (manage to live with little
money)
2. Police have warned stores to look out for c_____ money. (fake)
3. Many people are living in a____ poverty because of the poll tax. (extreme poverty)
4. After losing his job, he fell ____ with his mortgage payments.
5. We lived from ____ to _____, never knowing where the next meal was coming from.
6. She wasn't used to living in the l____ of luxury.
7. With the car repairs, I just don't see how we're going to make _____ meet this month.
8. Shareholders want to see a better r_____ on their investment.
9. After all, this man was a tycoon as well as a doctor; he must be r_____ in it. (have a lot of
money)
10. My parents s_____ and saved to pay for my education.
11. Most people have to t_____ their belts a little when they retire.
12. He was known to have made a fortune on the stock market, but was nonetheless notoriously
tight-_____. (not generous with money)
13. Educational facilities are best in the more ____-to-do residential areas. (prosperous)
14. Every member of the family can now t____ away either 9 or 18 a month in one of these
savings plans. (store)
15. John, of course, had long since lost his northern accent and took delight in his appearance as the
well-h____ businessman. (rich)
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economic, economical, exclusive, extravagant, finance, invoice, overdrawn, pittance, royalties,
turnover
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appendix, aroma, blunder, cockpit, cuffs, foreword, index, misprint, oversight, reek, scent,
stench
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11. The two pilots sat side-by-side in an enclosed , with a gangway between the seats
and full dual control provided.
12. He is wearing shoes, and his shirt . are buttoned.
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1. Canada and U.S. have h_______ out a final form for their trade agreement. (decided on)
2. Her job involves c______ meetings, and producing and circulating the minutes of those
meetings.
3. The name r_____ a bell, but I can't place it at the moment.
4. We need to i_____ out a few problems before we move on with the project. (solve)
5. Well, in my b_____, if you steal, you deserve to get caught. (in my opinion)
6. I need objective advice from someone with no _____ to grind.
7. He went off to work in a pleasant f____ of mind. (state of mind)
8. Don't bother your mother she has got a lot on her p____ at the moment.
9. His political future h_____ on the outcome of this election. (depends on)
10. She enjoys public speaking but being on TV is a different k____ of f____.
11. It was so quiet you could hear a p____ ____ in the auditorium during Norvell's speech.
12. He pulled s_____ to get the two of them into a university.
61) (48)
1. an a_____ of clothing
2. a b_____ of grass
3. a b_____ of directors
4. a b_____ of keys
5. a c_____ of paint
6. the d_____ of night
7. a f_____ of jealousy
8. a f_____ of brilliance
9. a f_____ of stairs
10. a g_____ of sand
11. a l_____ of a journey
12. a l_____ of rubbish
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The news gave a g______ of hope that Michael might be released from prison earlier.
My Dad used to get up at the ______ of dawn every Sunday to go fishing.
Maddox was given a clean bill of ______ by his doctor.
He said they fired him without cause, and sued them for b______ of contract.
Last week Katie Wood was living in the ______ of luxury up in Wick.
He only knows a s_______ of English, so it can be difficult trying to communicate with them. (a
very small amount)
7. Athens is often regarded as the c_______ of democracy. (the place where it started)
8. He never pays a blind bit of _______ to what his staff tell him.
9. If he mentioned moving out of her parents' house, she dissolved into a _______ of tears.
10. Skeptics will tell you that theres no such thing as reincarnation and that living a previous life is
a ______ of the subjects imagination.
11. The _______ of suspicion was pointed at Broderick.
12. Whenever a m_______ of justice is discovered people lose respect for the law.
13. In the h______ of the moment Nick threatened to resign. (when feelings were very strong)
14. Do you have any m______ of identification?
15. She escaped from her smoke-filled home just in the n_____ of time.
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blunt, conceited, crafty, easy-going, gullible, outgoing, petty, ruthless, sensible, sensitive,
spiteful, tactful, vain, vindictive
1. I don't want to sound ., but we are the experts here.
2. You should be careful of Ian - he can be pretty . if anyone gets in his way.
3. You were always so relaxed and . It was one of the things I liked about you.
4. She's a girl who is always thinking about her figure.
5. Mandy thought her mother's outfit was a little too fancy, but was too to say so.
6. My brother pretends he's tough, but he's actually pretty ...
7. "I'll pay her back for this.'' "Don't be so ... It doesn't help anyone.''
8. Sometimes he can be so .. about money.
9. Laura's a pretty .. girl. I don't think she'd talk to strangers.
10. Jerry was .. -- he got into the match free by crawling under the fence.
11. She's become more . since she went to college.
12. Maria can be very . and sometimes shocks people who don't know her well.
13. Plastic replicas of the Greek pottery are sold to tourists.
14. You shouldn't be so .. to your sister.
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1. sb who gets the thrill out of taking unnecessary
risks
2. sb standing near sth when it happens
3. sb who is good at everything
4. a young girl who enjoys playing the same games
as boys
5. sb who takes advantage of any situation
6. a young professional person who earns a lot of
money
7. sb who goes to a party where he hasnt been
invited
8. sb who likes mentioning the names of famous
people they know
9. sb who is no longer famous
10. weak and pathetic person
11. sb who lives in an empty building without
permission
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bustling, dingy, drab, draughty, dreary, gloomy, godforsaken, musty, picturesque, plush, poky,
remote, seedy, sleepy, stuffy, unspoiled
1. He ate lunch in a dark and _______ little cafe next to the station.
2. It's so ______ in here. Is there a window open?
3. The room is so _______. You should do something to brighten it up.
4. Laurie gazed out over a _______ landscape of factories and parking lots.
5. The motel room was dark and _______.
6. The firm's headquarters is a _______ $2.5 million office building on Woodside Road.
7. When I came to Manchester from Brazil everything seemed so ______ and colourless.
8. The old market is a busy, _______ place, full of local colour.
9. How can you stand living in this ______ town?
10. His only modest joy in life comes from playing trombone with a third-rate jazz band in a
______ neighborhood pub.
11. It's getting ______ in here -- shall I open the window?
12. We visited the _______ fishing village of Lochinver.
13. The whole family was crammed into two ______ little rooms.
14. With its largely _______ natural beauty, Vietnam is rapid becoming a destination for more and
more foreign visitors.
15. The helicopter crashed in a _______ desert area.
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16. She headed for the High Street, the only lively spot in the _______ little town.
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1. Barely one in three will bother to _______ a vote on February 26th.
2. The Labour Party won the seat, but it was a close-_____ election.
3. Even now, although the latest rebellion has been contained, military leaders say another
c______ attempt is possible.
4. Ellen had to admit the gamble had ______ off. (succeeded)
5. The people of Houston will go to the ______ next week to elect a new mayor.
6. The polls were predicting that Labour would win a ______ victory.
7. An opinion ______ showed that 70% of adults were against legalizing drugs.
8. The scourge of unemployment was added to that of r______ inflation.
9. What right had I to t______ the reputation of an acknowledged war hero?
10. The organization is using the event to _____ up business (get more work and sales).
11. There was a g_____ in the market which wouldn't last for ever, so we had to take advantage of
the situation.
12. Apart from t______ troubles no major problems were expected.
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adamant, baffled, blas, devastated, drowsy, enthralled, flummoxed, flustered, lethargic, livid,
stunned, uptight
1. We've spent weeks investigating this case and it's got us completely ..
2. You shouldn't drive after taking these pills - they can make you .
3. The children were by thPe story she was telling.
4. I was so I just ripped up the letter.
5. If you do get .. after a mistake then you're likely to make another one.
6. Taylor was .. that she was not going to quit.
7. She used to be very meticulous about her work but she's becoming very .
8. He tries to be kind, but he always seems a little .
9. I was completely . by the whole thing.
10. All this hot weather is making me feel ...
11. The news of his brother's death left him too .. to speak.
12. When we got back, we were . to find that the house had been burgled, and
everything of value taken.
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1.
2.
3.
4.
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5. Some firms will ______ to any lengths, including spying, to obtain information about their
competitors.
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
brag, brief, clam up, intimate, mutter, reel off, waffle, whinge, yell
1. You'll be picked up from here tomorrow night and on what you have to do.
2. The children were . at each other across the street.
3. Interviewers dislike candidates who just sit there and .. instead of answering the
questions.
4. He ., politely but firmly, that we were not welcome.
5. Elsie .. something I couldn't catch and walked off.
6. He always when I ask him about his job do you think hes doing anything
illegal?
7. Jack . a list of names.
8. He's always about being underpaid.
9. I wish she'd stop . about how rich her parents are.
69) (57)
bicker, butt in, confide in, let slip, nag, natter, scold, tease
1. Look, I don't want to keep you, but would you please take your stuff out of the
living room?
2. Don't .. him for doing badly at school, he's doing his best.
3. He wanted desperately to .. someone about his feelings of failure.
4. Mom, Joe keeps .. and he won't let me finish my story.
5. Whenever we go shopping together we always start .
6. Liz that she'd seen him quite recently.
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7. Keith and Tom were . about cars and not doing a stroke of work.
8. Sam's sisters used to .. him because he was overweight.
70) (57)
all square, clinch, hot favourite, nil, runner-up, send off, thrash, upset
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
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boast, discerning, haggle, jet lag, littered, soak, stopover, tariff, touch down, while away
1.
2.
3.
4.
Parts of Lisa's story sounded outl_____, and no one would believe her.
The closure of the local hospital has caused a huge public out_____.
That's a beautiful out_____ you're wearing.
It was clear from the out_____ that there were going to be problems.
Corbin apologized for his out_____ at the meeting.
Benefits of the surgery far out_____ the risk.
I've always thought it outr_____ that the poor have to pay for tax cuts for the rich.
His out______ on life is largely a result of his strict education.
It was an outs______ performance by a talented young actor.
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2.
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4.
5.
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2.
3.
4.
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If you're feeling down in the ______, come over and have a chat.
Stephen didn't expect her to m______ around while he was away on business.
How do you feel to have scored the winning goal? Over the ______, Brian.
She was thrilled to _______ at the idea of flying to Europe.
She choked on the words, seeming on the ______ of tears.
Bridget suddenly _______ into tears and ran out.
77) (63)
despondent, elated, incessant, innocuous, intriguing, inviting, perk up, uncalled-for, uncanny,
unflappable, unforeseen, ungainly, uninhabited, unprovoked, unruly
1. with the election victory, the crowd waved banners and chanted.
2. Nothing's more . than a plump sofa or chair.
3. The murder suspect was an ..-looking man with wire-framed glasses.
4. Julia became irritated by the child's .. talking.
5. That comment was totally ...
6. She wasn't feeling too good yesterday but she .. in the evening.
7. Troops have been accused of .. aggression against innocent civilians.
8. Gill had been out of work for a year and was getting very ...
9. A good radio-host must be .
10. It is . to note that only one of his books was published during his own lifetime.
11. Jamie ran his fingers through his .. hair.
12. We had to cancel our visit to Egypt because of . problems.
13. He has an .. ability to guess what you're thinking.
14. She was old, fat and ., and had to struggle to get to her feet.
15. Access to this remote .. Himalayan mountain is via high snow-covered passes.
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bug, double-cross, eavesdrop, mow, overhear, plummet, plunge, rig, slash, stalk, slump,
swindle, tail, tap, trim
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
The senator resigned after accusations that the vote had been ...
Investors have been . out of millions of pounds.
Enrollment at the school has .. to 25 students.
Someone had . the car's tires.
Investigators had the drug dealer's phone line.
Harry and Danny the gang and escaped with all the money.
It took me two hours to .. the lawn.
Could you just my hair at the back?
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9. How did you know I was going? You've been ., haven't you!
10. The currency to a record low.
11. She was .. by an obsessed fan.
12. I .. in fully-clothed and pulled her to the river bank.
13. Wells was convinced the house was and insisted on playing loud music while we
talked.
14. A group of photographers .. the couple all over London.
15. I couldn't help you and Jim last night - is something wrong?
79) (64)
banish, chuck, comb, curb, evict, expel, fling, fish around in, fizzle out, hamper, hurl, peter out,
pelt, rocket, sift through
abhor, bluff, condone, crave, deem, dispel, dwindle, exacerbate, feign, fend, flaunt, flout, glean,
jeopardize, lurch, mislead, vow, waft
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boycott, dismantle, divulge, elapse, endeavour, fray, grant, harbour, heckle, mar, oust, quibble,
refrain, scrap
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
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beam, flick, fumble, gaze, giggle, grin, jot, lounge, mumble, peer, pore, rummage, scribble,
scour, snigger, slumped, whisper
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
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balmy, blustery, breeze, bucket down, cloudburst, drizzle, drought, muggy, nippy, scorcher,
sleet, slush, spit, swelter
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His family loved him so much they sh______ him with affection.
You're _____ on _____ ice, showing up late for work every day.
Donations have been flooding _____ since we launched the appeal.
I don't have the f_____ idea what his address is.
Don't think that learning Dutch will be a b_____; it will take you a while.
Mike's feeling a little ______ the weather so he couldn't come tonight.
After a long and sometimes s______ meeting, a decision was finally reached.
Some people think that the police can do everything under the _____, but of course you can't.
You better hope the press doesn't get ______ of this.
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apply, deadline, mundane, overtime, shift, sick leave, take over, track record, vacancy
1. Skilled workers are few, and employers are having trouble filling ..
2. They're working to get the job finished.
3. We're looking for someone with a proven .. in selling advertising.
4. The for applications is May 27th.
5. How many jobs had you for before you were offered this one?
6. He has been on for more than three months.
7. My initial job was pretty .., but later I was given more responsibility.
8. We need someone who's . for this job.
9. The thought of working night .. put her off becoming a nurse.
10. Maria's been my partner since I . the business . from my father.
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1. The city has a well-______ reputation for corruption.
2. It's the first time that outsiders have been allowed into their close-______ community.
3. Genuine international concern over the possibility of all-_____ war breaking out was expressed
on a number of occasions.
4. The media regarded him as the ______-_____ favorite to dethrone the old champion.
5. The idea of travelling to other solar systems may sound far-______ but scientists now see it as a
real possibility.
6. Jacques launched into a long-w_____ explanation that left us just as confused as before.
7. The court's decision will have far-r______ implications for the health care industry.
8. Kids will love this action-______ adventure movie.
9. Thereve been a few last-______ changes to the script.
10. Fran faced a nerve-______ wait for her medical test results.
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1. He _______ remembered the day his father left.
2. He meant to invite Monica, but he ______ forgot.
3. You know ______ well what I mean.
4. Robson s_______ objected to the terms of the contract.
5. He will be hard to beat. I _______ expect that and I'm ready.
6. They were working f______ out to get the job done on time.
7. He has _______ denied his guilt all along.
8. The film is ______ worth seeing.
9. It is ______ important that you follow the directions exactly.
10. What I'm telling you is ______ confidential.
11. For its income, the company relies _______ on only a few contracts.
12. He's one of the few writers who can make me laugh _____ _____.
13. The government has just published a h______ critical report on the state of the education
system.
14. At least Ace travelled ______ so there wasn't too much luggage between the two of them.
15. I see the new job as a chance to start ______.
16. The newer model wins ______ down when it comes to speed and capacity.
17. He refused p_____-______ to identify his accomplices.
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1. Many companies had borrowed _______ to cover their losses.
2. Even ethnically united communities are ______ divided on points of doctrine.
3. The world today ______ needs to build communities of love and peace.
4. I'm ______ serious, this isn't a game!
5. It was a stupid thing to do and I b______ regret it.
6. Classes are booked s______, with many students unable to get the courses they need.
7. He apologised p______ for the misunderstanding.
8. Her left arm was locked to her side, because her shoulder was e______ painful.
9. The local residents were b_____ disappointed with the decision.
10. I told them I was p_____ willing to help.
11. They f_____ admitted using the drug.
12. I think her books are v______ overrated.
13. Several people may have been s______ tempted to accept Wilson's offer.
14. It's p______ obvious that you're in love with her.
15. The whole house was s______ clean.
16. For families of low income such items are almost certainly p______ expensive.
17. We welcome this announcement and think it's l_____ overdue.
18. This is one of the most s______ populated areas of Asia.
19. This information must be r_______ available to members.
20. Stewart received a r______ deserved ovation from the crowd.
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1. It's the last w______ in luxury resorts.
2. Making me work late on a Friday was the last _____!
3. The radio was on at full ______.
4. I felt rather at a ______ end at the end of the term so I decided to take a trip to London.
5. She's in bed with a h______ cold.
6. By 8.30, the party was in full s______.
7. Carry some ______ change to make emergency public telephone calls.
8. Mike's had three car accidents, plus a few other pretty close s_____.
9. Her companion had a b______ Australian ______.
10. Parents often have such h______ hopes for their children.
11. The color printer is a _____ blessing - it looks good, but it takes a long time to print.
12. I might have to get a second job as a last ______.
13. It'll be a ______ squeeze, but you can ride in the back seat.
14. I'll ask my boss for the day off - I'm in her good ______ just now.
15. The Chairman of the airline accepted f______ responsibility for the accident.
16. My parents had m______ feelings about all the changes.
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1. _______ building a building that is going to be pulled down
2. _______ talk conversation about unimportant things
3. the ______ survivor the only person to survive
4. ______ job an easy job that is paid well
5. at b_______ speed extremely fast
6. _______-edge technology the most advanced technology
7. a _______ conclusion a result that you can predict with absolute certainty
8. a _______ flight a journey in which the plane moves about a lot because of air turbulence
9. a _______ crowd an audience that fills all of the seats in the room/hall
10. ______ language offensive language
11. a ______ tune a tune that is easy to remember
12. to have a ______ driving licence never to have been convicted of a driving offence
13. ______ knowledge sth everybody knows
14. a ______ possibility very little possibility of sth happening
15. a ______ liar sb who lies all the time and cannot stop himself from doing so
16. a ______ success a complete success
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1. Only one in six adults scored ______ marks in a test of six familiar words.
2. He was ordered to compensate all of the victims of the fire and pay a h_____ fine.
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1. A drunk tried to ______ a fight with him.
2. Long-term planning after the war ______ the foundations for the nation's steady economic
growth.
3. What happened when you told him you wrecked the car? Oh, he ______ the roof.
4. Don't become despondent just because it seems that your employer is keen to ______ a hard
bargain.
5. British politicians tend to ______ clear of religious topics.
6. You have to ______ devil's advocate against your presentation and try to knock it to pieces.
7. The government has seen ______ to start testing more nuclear weapons.
8. Can you ______ the waiters attention? I want to order.
9. We packed up and ______ the road.
10. Don't ______ the fool with me. You know why I moved away.
11. By coming late to work, he has laid himself open to criticism.
12. She knew that her opinion
______ very little weight.
13. The king ______ a televised speech to the nation on Nov 5.
14. Black people continue to bear the ______ of most racial violence.
15. You know all about tax law - can I ______ your brains for a minute?
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His policy is to ingratiate himself _____ anyone who might be useful to him.
Yesterday's win was indicative _____ the U.S. team's talent.
She was intent _____ pursuing a career in business.
Judging _____ his jovial manner he must have enjoyed his meal.
You can find more information _____ the Civil War at the library.
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6. Last years attacks have continued to have a negative impact _____ the tourist industry this
year.
7. Do you think I'm justified _____ refusing?
8. Williams invested a large sum of money _____ Swiss stocks.
9. My brother was always pretty hopeless _____ ball games.
10. I think the chief exec was favourably impressed _____ your presentation.
11. The picture is identical _____ the one in the museum of modern art in New York.
12. I hate having to haggle _____ prices.
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13. The council has taken a pro-growth, pro-business stance _____ development issues.
14. He's always been so scathing _____ psychiatrists.
15. He led the people in their struggle _____ independence.
16. Soil on the mountain slopes is very susceptible _____ erosion.
17. When children are criticized, mothers often see it as a reflection _____ themselves.
18. He revelled _____ his new-found fame.
19. The chef specializes _____ Hunan and Szechuan cuisine, but all the dishes we tried were
delicious.
20. You can substitute margarine _____ butter in this recipe.
21. I was racked _____ guilt at my part in making her this unhappy.
22. This meeting is beginning to stray _____ the point.
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(88)
1. keep sth at _____ away from you so that it does not hurt or trouble you
2. at all _____ whatever happens
3. to be/put ____ a disadvantage to have a disadvantage/sth gives you a disadvantage
4. to be at sbs _____ to be available for sb to use
5. at g_____ with sb pointing a gun at you
6. to be at _____ to have escaped and not yet have been caught
7. at the _____ no later than
8. not to be at ______ not to have permission to say/do sth
9. at _____ last finally
10. at a _____ to explain unable to explain
11. at short _____ with little advance warning
12. at a _____ with difficulty
13. at r_____ not according to a particular system/pattern/method
14. at this r_____ if we continue like this
15. to be at _____ to be at risk
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108)
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1. to be in _____
2. in d______
3. to be in a _____ mood
4. to be in full _____
5. in the _____ of the moment
6. to be in very ____ taste
7. in short _____
8. in _____ for sb
9. to be in the ______
10. in the long ______
11. to be in the ______
12. sth is at the p______
13. in the same b______
14. in the same v______
15. to be in the ______
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(91)
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1. They've torn down the old buildings with a ______ to renovating the whole neighborhood.
(hoping to)
2. The cost of the plan would be in the r______ of $40 to $60 billion. (approximately)
3. He left a letter for me to read in the e______ of his death. (if he dies)
4. In k______ with tradition, everyone wore black. (suitable in relation to)
5. We all laughed, with the ______ _____ Maggie. (except for)
6. Mrs Henessy was at p______ to say that she was fighting for a principle, not just for financial
compensation. (making an obvious and special effort)
7. They're investigating safety matters in c_______ with the astronauts' experiences. (about)
8. He got to the station early, for ______ of missing her. (worried because he might miss her)
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9. The neighbours are back from holiday by the ______ of it. (judging from appearances)
10. Some buildings damaged in the earthquake are still _____ need _____ repair. (still need repair)
11. John Nelson has been re-examining the evidence, and his conclusions are greatly at o_____ with
the story so far. (different)
12. Games are often canceled on a______ of rain. (because of)
13. Manuel was hired immediately on the s_______ of Cassidy's recommendation. (because of)
14. At the time, Liberia was still in the t______ of a civil war. (in the middle of)
15. The law was passed in ______ to public pressure. (as an answer to)
16. Famine followed in the w______ of the drought. (as a result of/following)
17. Arizona is in the ______ of one of its most severe dry spells of the past century. (experiencing a
difficult situation which cannot be controlled)
18. Having lost engine power, the boat's crew found themselves at the m______ of the wind.
(unable to do anything to protect themselves)
19. We usually start with general questions along the ______ of, 'How do you feel?' (similar to)
20. In some cases, a telephone interview will be held in ______ of a personal visit. (instead of)
21. In c______ with a lot of other countries, we're in an economic recession. (similar to)
22. The group operated in _______ with local criminals. (worked together with)
23. We came to the island in the ______ _____ finding a simpler way of life. (hoping that)
24. In v______ of his conduct, the club has decided to suspend him. (taking into consideration)
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1. He was continually dreaming ______ new schemes to promote and enlarge the business.
(inventing)
2. Newsweek magazine dr______ up some remarks which he made last year. (found and brought
to peoples attention)
3. The noise of the battle was _______ out by his aircraft's engine. (was not heard anymore
because of the aircrafts engine)
4. Why don't you wait until the rain e______ up a little? (gets less)
5. Even though divorce is legal, it is still ______ upon. (disagreed)
6. Cliff's family worked in the cotton fields to ______ out a meager living. (manage to earn)
7. They tried to ______ up something from his past to spoil his chances of being elected. (find sth
well hidden)
8. It was a bureaucratic battle that was to ______ on for more than five years. (continue for longer
than necessary)
9. He was asked to draw _____ proposals for reforming the law. (prepare and write out)
10. I think you'd better _____ me in on what's been happening. (inform me)
11. Bob didn't want to jump, but his friends kept e______ him on. (encouraging him)
12. Hes not modest; hes just f______ for compliments. (trying to get praise)
13. I could have done ______ some help this morning. (needed)
14. She f______ him off with a promise to pay him the money next week. (tried to stop him from
complaining)
15. The movie made a great start, but the action seemed to fizzle _____ halfway through. (decrease,
lose intensity)
16. I still can't f______ out what she meant. (understand)
17. John's university fees have been ______ into our savings. (using part of)
18. It ______ on me that Jo had been right all along. (I suddenly realised)
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3. There was no one in the office because they'd all . for lunch.
4. Ally's jealous that Matt and Ann ..
5. I think I'll hang . the documents for a bit longer.
6. She the details of her divorce.
7. Let me . your number and I'll call you tomorrow.
8. Hes not even attempting to look for a job he just . the house all day.
9. He's .. the proposals before making any changes.
10. The actress . claims that she had threatened a member of staff.
11. She smiled softly, her eyes as if she were daydreaming.
12. The whole affair was . by the government.
13. I hated his music at first, but it .. you.
14. Schoolchildren are quick to .. anyone who looks or behaves differently.
15. We've . some excellent speakers for tonight.
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1. What were you doing n_______ around in my office? (looking around curiously)
2. His French is so good that he can p______ as a Frenchman. (pretend to be)
3. Employees who do not wish to be part of the company's healthcare program can opt out if they
want to. (choose not to participate)
4. Unless the guilty person ______ up, the whole class will be punished. (confesses)
5. I missed the movie because I kept n______ off. (falling asleep)
6. Older members of staff often p______ on an apprentice and make his life a misery. (victimise)
7. I picked _____ a few words of Greek when I was there last year. (learned)
8. The Houston Astros have n______ up another win. (achieved)
9. He went back to patch things ______ with his wife. (make friends again after a bad argument)
10. By lunchtime he had narrowed his search ______ _____ three out of the dozens of girls missing
in the London area. (reduced)
11. ______ yourself together - you don't want him to see you crying like that. (take control of your
emotins)
12. Police are trying to piece ______ his movements before the murder. (put together different facts
to make a whole story)
13. I don't think you should pass ______ the opportunity to go to university. (not take)
14. You shouldn't let other people p_____ you around -- you've got to stand up for yourself. (give
orders to you in a rude way)
15. He was upset because it was the first day of the sale and Astrid had ______ ______ sick.
(telephoned to tell he was not coming because he was ill)
16. Mum suddenly piped _____ 'No!' (said)
17. Management has been ______ down the possibility of job losses. (made it seem less important)
18. The local people p_____ me with beer, until I could barely move. (gave me a lot of it)
19. I spent the morning p______ about in the garden. (doing small unimportant things)
20. The goalkeeper pulled ______ six terrific saves. (succeeded)
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1. Once the initial shock has . you'll realize that things aren't as bad as you first
thought.
2. They'll do anything to .. a bit of interest in a book.
3. The evenings were . in endless games of cards.
4. The show was so popular police had to . people
5. We're still the pros and cons of the two options.
6. When things got really bad, I .. my family for help.
7. Don't . me - I'll be very late.
8. The plot is very complicated - it'll take you a while to it .
9. I find it difficult to .. after a day at work.
10. Nick got . of college in the second year for taking drugs.
118)
1. back down
2. back on to sth
3. back sb up
4. call for sth
5. cut down on
6. cut sb off
7. be cut out for sth
8. hold off
9. hold out for
10. let yourself in for
11. live it down
12. let sb in on sth
13. live off sth/sb
14. live up to sth
15. see to sth/sb
16. step forward
17. step in
18. step up sth
19. work on sb
20. work out at
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
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b)
1. settle down
2. settle for sth
3. settle up (with sb)
4. stand for sth
5. stand in for sb
6. stand up for sb/sth
7. turn down
8. turn out
9. turn over
10. tie sb down
11. be tied up
12. be tied up in sth
accept sth
get married and lead a stable life
have money invested in sth
pay the bill
happen in a way you were not expecting
limit sbs freedom
represent
defend sb/sth
refuse sb
temporarily replace sb
change from one TV channel to another
be very busy
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1. Some people suspect that government officials were involved in a of the incident.
COVER
2. The .. happened in thick fog and caused a seven-mile tailback on the motorway.
PILE
3. Police have found the helicopters that the terrorists used to make their ... GET
4. The amount of tax you have to pay depends on your . COME
5. A patient received the wrong drugs because of a hospital . MIX
6. It's a good-looking car - the only .. is the price. DRAW
7. One bad investment eventually led to Roberts' . FALL
8. The two losses are a serious . for the team's playoff hopes. SET
9. Many of the golfers complained about the course .. LAY
10. Doctors are very concerned about an of tuberculosis in an East London School.
BREAK
11. I dont feel like cooking tonight can we get some ..? TAKE
12. These shows are always popular, and we're expecting a big .. TURN
13. Streets were flooded, but still there was no .. in the rain. LET
14. The negotiations are continuing, and we are hoping for a positive ... COME
15. A man was shot dead in a . at a downtown bank. HOLD
16. There was a .. at the college last night - they took all the computers. BREAK
17. This was an important that had an enormous impact on the scientific community.
BREAK
18. It will be a major .. if we lose the game to Kansas. LET
19. The miniskirt made a .. in the late 1980s. COME
20. Morris' play got a really good .. in the press. WRITE
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21. A sudden rise in oil prices could lead to a . of the economy. BREAK
22. It was clear from the .. that there were going to be problems. SET
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If they find out what I've done, I'll be ____ ____ it, won't I?
You see, this is what we're _____ against - the suppliers just aren't reliable.
I know shes really _____ sports, so I thought Id ask her to come skiing with us.
The computer system was _____ all afternoon, so we went home.
Try to break the h_____ of adding salt to your food at the table.
She's _____ for a surprise if she thinks we're going to help her pay for it.
All the worry and anxiety had been too much for her, and she suddenly broke _____ in tears.
When they broke _____ lunch she left the stage very quickly, anxious only to go back to her
room.
9. Roosevelt's social reform program broke ____ ground.
10. The company made a small loss last year but this year has managed to break _____.
11. He stretched out his hands to break his _____.
12. How would he break the _____ to Mary that he'd been lying to her?
13. Three policemen were needed to break _____ the fight.
14. The streets bring _____ memories, though the buildings here have changed.
15. Workers have their own organisations which can bring pressure to b_____ on governments and
make demands on the state.
16. Any foods containing wheat bring him ____ in a rash.
17. The old system should be brought ____-____ -date.
18. It was one of the other students who brought your misbehaviour to my a______.
19. Hang on a minute - let me catch my _____!
20. The public's reaction obviously caught the governor ____ guard.
21. I caught ______ watching everybody else instead of paying attention to the lecture.
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1. Cheaper memory, faster processors, and larger storage devices, come _____ _____ the market
with increasing rapidity.
2. You think I'm too selfish? That's _____ coming from you!
3. A lifeboat came to the yachtsman's r_____.
4. The bus slowed down and came to a h_____ at some traffic lights.
5. It should come _____ _____ surprise that cycling builds leg strength.
6. The situation came to a h_____ when the workers went out on strike.
7. The government has come _____ ____ fierce criticism over its handling of this affair.
8. Eventually a ban on the sale of fireworks to children came ____ operation.
9. It eventually came to l_____ that the CIA had information about a security problem.
10. They almost came to _____ over the money.
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1. There are job vacancies from time to time. I'll let you know if anything comes ____. (appear)
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2. I pretended to read the note a moment longer, giving myself a chance to come ____ _____
something. (invent)
3. It was a good idea, but it didn't quite come _____. (succeed)
4. How did you come _____ these pictures? (find)
5. Suddenly, he came _____ me with a knife. (attack)
6. I'm sorry about that I don't know what came _____ me. (happen to sb)
7. I came _____ an interesting news item in yesterday's 'Times'. (find by chance)
8. When is the new edition coming ____? (published)
9. The things he comes ____ are so funny! (suddenly say sth)
10. Henry's eyelids flickered. 'He's coming _____!' Marie cried. (regain consciousness)
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After losing his job, he fell _____ with his mortgage payments. (be late paying)
That bookcase looks as if it's about to fall _____. (fall)
That was the summer I worked at the fairground, and met and fell _____ Lucy. (fall in love)
She fell ____ ____ the wrong crowd in her teens. (become friends)
Murray left the company after he fell _____ _____ the chairman over his salary. (quarrel)
He is too smart to fall _____ that trick. (be deceived)
The deal fell _____ because they couldn't get enough money from the bank. (not be successfully
completed)
8. Where negotiation fails, they must fall _____ _____ the law. (use as a last resort)
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1. A lot of marriages fall by the w_____ because couples cannot talk to each other.
2. The health service is falling apart at the _____.
3. We must not let these documents fall into the wrong _____.
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4. Edwards fell f_____ of the authorities and was ordered to leave the country.
5. It was so funny everyone just fell _____ laughing.
6. If reforms are not carried out soon, the economy will simply fall to _____.
7. People were falling _____ themselves to help her.
8. The theory falls _____ on its face when put into practice.
9. Don't fall into the _____ of investing all your money in one place.
10. Once the police received this new evidence, things began falling into ______.
11. As rioting continued, Mayor Warren appealed for calm, but his words fell on _____ ears.
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1. I couldn't get my tongue ______ the names of the villages we'd visited.
2. I soon realized that being tough was getting me ______ fast.
3. You need to get away from it all for a couple of weeks.
4. Her show never really got _____ the ground in the UK.
5. The day had got off to a bad _____.
6. He got the _____ of his life when he found out who I was.
7. Once George starts talking it's difficult to get a word in e______.
8. Let me get this ______ - Tom sold the car and gave you the money?
9. I hope Emma isn't going to be there - she really gets on my ______.
10. People who think the song is about drugs have got the wrong end of the ______.
11. It's easy to get carried ______ when you can do so much with the graphics software.
12. They burned the ship to get _____ of the evidence.
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1. We need to get _____ ____ some serious talking. (start giving attention to)
2. We don't have a lot of money to spend on luxuries, but we get _____. (have enough money to
buy the things ones needs)
3. He felt he was being got _____ by the other students. (criticized)
4. I know how to get _____ Chris. (persuade)
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5. I don't want to get _____ _____ my work. (not to have done enough work)
6. Mrs McIntyre must be getting _____ _____ 90 by now. (be nearly)
7. Joe is always trying to get _____ _____ cleaning the bathroom. (avoid doing sth)
8. I haven't got _____ _____ unpacking from my holiday yet. (finally find time to)
9. I tried phoning her office, but I couldn't get _____. (contact)
10. What did you get ____ ____ at the weekend? (do)
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1. This day will go down in _____ as the start of a new era in South Africa.
2. Moving in together was a mistake, and things rapidly went d______.
3. She went b_____ and began shouting at everybody on the platform.
4. I should have realized that he'd go behind my _____.
5. Go easy _____ Peter - he's having a hard time at school.
6. Both want to steal the show and they are going to great ______ to do it.
7. Go ____ on the cheese - it has a lot of fat.
8. She went on a shopping _____ and spent over $1500 on clothes in one afternoon.
9. Dave really let his promotion go to his _____.
10. It seems that the government is prepared to let all our hospitals and schools go to _____ and
ruin.
11. I think it goes ______ saying that a rested person is a better person, more able to face life.
12. Hate crimes will not be tolerated and will not go ______.
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13. It just goes to _____ how much people judge each other by appearances.
14. For some inexplicable reason, her mind went completely _____.
15. Ann's going through a bad _____ right now.
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10. make the ______ be good enough to be selected to play for a team
11. make a _____ lose money
12. make a______ compensate for having done sth bad
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1. We're trying to put a little ____ each month for a new car.
2. I put ____ ____ a pay increase.
3. She put ____ some music while they ate.
4. I was having difficulty reading, which I put ____ ____ the poor light.
5. We had to have the dog put _____.
6. It puts me ____ when you watch me all the time.
7. He was trying to put _____ a serious point.
8. I moved to another neighbourhood because I couldnt put ____ ____ the noise any longer.
9. Don't let the restaurant's decor put you ____ - the food is really good.
10. The rescue services are still trying to put ____ the fires.
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