Online English Test

1) v. impact

(a) to complete; to achieve; to attain; to perform
(b) to influence; to affect strongly; to press against; to collide; to crash; to pack in; to squeeze in
(c) to advertise; to bring to the attention of a large audience
(d) to communicate data to; to tell; to brief; to apprise; to notify; to tell on; to inspire; to animate

2) v. revere

(a) to accuse; to admonish
(b) to respect deeply; to honor greatly
(c) to waver; to be uncertain; to vacillate; to falter; to be indecisive
(d) to make up for a deficiency; to add on to

3) v. solicit

(a) to train; to teach; to instruct; to direct; to guide; to counsel; to consult; to advise
(b) to cover with a curtain; to filter; to sift; to hide; to conceal; to separate; to divide; to protect; to shield; to project a film; to show a movie
(c) to fit; to match; to satisfy; to please; to provide with a suit; to clothe; to be suitable; to be satisfactory
(d) to try and obtain something through persuasion or earnest requests; to attempt to convince someone to give or do something; to try to influence another to commit an illegal act; to offer sex in exchange for money

4) v. mitigate

(a) not intended to earn profits, not for the purpose of earning money take notice of; to observe; to remark on; to make a comment; to record; to indicate in writing; to annotate
(b) to soften in force or severity; to lessen the impact or intensity of; to appease; to make easier; to sweeten; to be assuaged; to become less severe (about punishments, circumstances, emotions, etc.)
(c) to stop a vehicle; to slow down a vehicle
(d) to represent; to indicate; to communicate; to express; to convey; to have importance; to have significance

5) v. reschedule

(a) to pave the way; to create a path; to guide; to lead the way; to initiate; to originate
(b) to open; to free from restraints; to release
(c) to give in to desire; to yield to; to satisfy; to spoil; to humor
(d) to set a new time and date

6) v. defect

(a) to prize; to esteem; to cherish; to assess; to estimate; to appraise
(b) to fulfill; to meet a request or requirement; to compensate; to remunerate
(c) to oppose; to protest
(d) to desert; to abandon; to change sides

7) v. pass

(a) to fasten with a strap; to tie with a narrow piece of leather; to beat with a strap; to lash
(b) to copy; to replicate; to photocopy
(c) to act as an agent on behalf of a person or organization; to symbolize; to stand for; to depict; to represent; to portray
(d) to cross; to transport; to approve

8) v. load

(a) to choose; to vote for; to prefer; to decide
(b) to sink lower; to descend; to decline; to settle to the bottom; to abate; to dwindle; to lessen; to decrease
(c) to fill; to pack (with goods, cargo, etc.)
(d) to revise; to alter; to make changes and corrections prior to printing

9) v. relocate

(a) to supply with stock; to equip with supplies (esp. food)
(b) to contest; to contend against another; to participate in a contest
(c) to move to a different apartment; to move to a different place; to change the location of something
(d) to require; to be in distress; to be under hardship; to be obligated

10) v. elude

(a) to direct; to lead, to instruct
(b) to prophesy; to foretell; to announce in advance
(c) to avoid; to escape; to shrink
(d) to plan; to scheme; to send; to dispatch; to throw; to cast; to screen (a film); to stick out; to overhang; to present; to relate (an image, idea, etc.); to protrude