Online English Test

1) v. pocket

(a) to breast-feed; to suckle; to provide medical care; to take care of; to work as a nurse; to use up slowly; to dwell on; to harbor (especially of jealousy or anger)
(b) to extract from; to bring out; to draw out
(c) to enter information into a chart; to postpone; to set aside for future consideration
(d) to steal from a pocket; to profit; to roll a ball into a hole (Billiards)

2) v. attach

(a) to suck up; take up; take in
(b) to illustrate; to elucidate; to interpret; to describe; to depict; to define
(c) to make a remark; to explain; to write an explanatory note
(d) to fasten; to link to; to add; to ascribe to; to connect to

3) v. major

(a) to photograph; to paint; to draw; to describe; to depict
(b) to extend; to lengthen
(c) to specialize in a certain fiel d
(d) to give; to provide; to offer; to distribute; to suppply; to direct; to take care; to sell; to trade

4) v. subsidize

(a) to expect; to predict; to assume
(b) to rub; to make a small cut or laceration; to scrape with the fingernails to relieve an itch; to make a grating sound; to achieve or obtain with difficulty; to delete; to cross out
(c) to provide financial assistance
(d) to arise; to come from; to originate; to remove the stem from; to stop; to check; to dam up; to restrain; to hold back

5) v. stem

(a) to take away part of a whole; to remove; to deduct; to deduct one number from another (Mathematics)
(b) to calculate; to figure; to estimate
(c) to impel forward; to guide the direction of something (i.e. car, animal, etc.); to travel in a car; to transport in a vehicle; to urge; to compel; to hit a ball very hard; to work towards a goal; to rush toward
(d) to arise; to come from; to originate; to remove the stem from; to stop; to check; to dam up; to restrain; to hold back

6) v. get over

(a) to endanger; to imperil; to put at risk; to place in danger
(b) to further; to advance; to advance in rank or position; to foster sales through advertising; to encourage sales; to aid; to help; to assist; to obtain through trickery
(c) to give confidence; to promise; to pledge; to ascertain; to encourage
(d) to recover

7) v. calendar

(a) to expel a tenant by legal process; to turn out
(b) to offer proof; to prove; to show to be true
(c) to write down in a timetable; to register
(d) to express a preconceived opinion; to express one's biases; to infringe on someone's rights; to injure the rights of another

8) v. tour

(a) to sightsee; to voyage; to travel
(b) to communicate with spoken words; to converse; to speak; to gossip; to spread rumors; to chitchat; to lecture; to reveal secret information
(c) to make happen; to bring about
(d) to delay; to obstruct; to hinder; to prevent; to thwart

9) v. prize

(a) to appreciate; to esteem; to respect; to hold in high regard; to estimate value; to appraise; to assess worth
(b) to upset; to disturb; to divide
(c) to provide secret information about another country; to investigate secretly and gather information about other people; to see; to look; to observe; to examine
(d) to support; to assist; to strengthen; to move backwards

10) v. institute

(a) to establish; to found; to set up; to begin; to initiate; to start
(b) to receive votes; to vote; to elect; to count votes; to make a survey; to trim tree branches; to prune a tree; to cut off the horns of an animal
(c) to want; to act by will power; to cause will power; to command; to determine; to decide
(d) to stay somewhere temporarily; to spend time with a person or group of people; to make an official inspection