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abus
e
n.
wrong or excessive use; cruel
treatment
e.g. The
World Health Organization
(WHO) has
published a report on drug
abuse and
addiction.
angle
n.
a particular way of considering an
issue,
etc.
e.g. Seen from this angle the
woman in the picture is smiling.
apartment
n.
e.g. How many
bedrooms do you
have in your new apartm
ent?
appropriately
ad.
< br>appropriate
a.
e.g. Those
children aren't
appropriately dressed
for this cold
weather.
at
times
sometimes
e.g. She has
been away form her
home for about a
year. At times she
wishes she had never
left.
bad-tempered
a.
having a bad temper
e.g. When his
headaches developed,
Nick became bad-
tempered and even
violent.
c
lick
v.
n.
e.g. When
shopping online, you just
accent
n.
e.g. He
speaks with a German accent.
annoying
a.
annoy
vt.
make angry, irritate; bother
e.g. The
annoying thing about the
plan is that
it's confusing.
appointment
n.
e.g.
You can't see the president of the
university unless you make an
appointment.
arrange
vt.
prepare or plan
e.g. Her marriage
was arranged by
her
parents.
aversion
n.
a strong feeling of dislike
e.g. Her
aversion to alcohol caused
her to avoid
her friends' wedding party.
but
then
yet at the same time
e.g. He got turned down for a
promotion, but then he never expected
to
get
it.
clipped
a.
with a short clear pronunciation
e.g. The
chief executive officer's
click the
mouse and order what you want
to
buy.
commercial
n.
a.
e.g. I hate commercials
on
television.
connection
n.
e.g. This town has very good
road
and railway connections with the c
oast.
crawl
vi.
e.g.
The wounded man crawled to
the phone.
critic
n.
a person who judges or criticizes
e.g. Art critics
praised the young
artist's
work.
data
n.
datum
e.g. This data is stored on the
network and can be accessed by
< br>anybody.
edit
vt.
revise or correct
e.g. Jack is busy
editing
Shakespeare's plays for use in
schools.
clipped tones cracked over the
telephone
line.
communicate<
/p>
vi.
e.g. Some young people
depend
heavily on email to communicate
with each
other.
conversely
ad.
e.g. You can add the fluid
to the
powder or, conversely, the
powder to the
fluid.
crime
n.
e.g. We need a positive
program of
crime prevention.
cue
n.
e.g. When he
started to talk about the
finances,
that was our cue to get up and
quietly
leave.
doggedly
ad.
persistently
e.g. She would fight
doggedly for her
rights as the
children's mother.
email
n.
vt.
e.g. Young people like to
keep in
touch with their friends via
email.
emotional
a.
e.g. She is grateful to him for his
emotional support while she was in
trouble.
externally
ad.
external
a.
e.g.
Vitamins can be applied
externally to
the skin.
fluid
a.
not stable, likely to change
n.
e.g. The situation is still
fluid.
in sight
visible;
likely to come soon
e.g. It was early
in the morning and
there wasn't anyone
in sight on
campus.
interaction
n.
cyber-interaction
n.
e.g. There is need for greater
interaction among the different
departments.
interpret
v.
e.g. I
would interpret his silence as
a
refusal.
intolerable
a.
too bad to be endured
endless
a.
having or seeming to have no end
e.g. The journey
seemed endless.
flee
(fled)
v.
run away (from)
e.g.
The customers fled from the bank
when
the alarm sounded.
gym
n.
e.g. The basketball game was held in
the
gymnasium.
insensitive
a.
not able to feel, unsympathetic to other
people's feelings
sensitive
a.
e.g. My
mother was a thinking
woman, not an
insensitive one.
Internet
n.
e.g. Whether we like it or not, the
Internet is an ever-growing part of our
lives.
interview
n.
vt.
e.g. The TV interview has
been
cancelled.
jar
v.
e.g. The pain was so intolerable
that
I wished I was
dead.
keep up with
learn about
or be aware of (the news,
etc.); move
at the same rate as
e.g. Carrie likes
to keep up with the
latest fashions.
misinterpret
vt.
understand wrongly
e.g. The President's
words had been
misinterpreted.
nightmare
n.
a terrifying dream
e.g. Tom didn't eat
fish because it
gives him nightmares.
opera
n.
soap
opera
e.g. He is writing a book on
Italian
opera.
project
v.
imagine that others have (the same
feelings, usu. unpleasant ones) as you
e.g. He projects his own thoughts
and ideas onto her.
rely
vi.
depend confidently, put trust in
e.g. Nowadays
we rely increasingly
on computers to
control the flow of
e.g. You shouldn't
have too many
colors in a small space
as the effect can
jar.
laughter
n.
e.g.
means that trying to be
happy is a good
way to fight worries.
modem
n.
e.g. He sent
his work to the
publishers by
modem.
on line
connected to or
controlled by a computer
(network)
e.g. Our system is on line to the main
computer.
password
n.
e.g. No one could use the computer
unless they had a password.
relationship
n.
e.g. What is the relationship between
language and thought?
remark<
/p>
n.
v.
e.g. The
principal of the school made
some
remarks about educational reform at