Online English Test

1) v. revolve

(a) to set priorities; to organize according to importance
(b) to relate to; to deal with; to process; to care for a patient; to give a treat; to pay for; to pick up the check (e.g.: Let's take a break, I will treat you for lunch)
(c) to shut; to be shut; to finish; to complete
(d) to rotate; to turn; to spin; to encircle; to move in a circle around a central point; to think about; to contemplate

2) v. bottom

(a) to copy; to pretend; to fake
(b) to choose; to vote for; to prefer; to decide
(c) to manage in spite of difficulty; to struggle successfully
(d) to establish; to construct; to base; to provide a foundation

3) v. set out

(a) to grow older; to mature
(b) to display; to begin to pursue a certain goal or direction; to undertake; to attempt; to begin a journey; to lay out in a systematical fashion; to arrange; to plant
(c) to examine; to make an analysis; to break down into parts and study (as in a subject)
(d) to fall on; to storm; to invade; to attack; to seize; to assault

4) v. value

(a) to make false and injurious statements about another; to defame; to vilify; to malign
(b) to turn into money; to turn profit; to finance; to provide with capital; to write a word in capital (big) letters
(c) to prize; to esteem; to cherish; to assess; to estimate; to appraise
(d) to create; to write; to arrange; to relax; to calm oneself; to settle

5) v. compromise

(a) to offer proof; to prove; to show to be true
(b) to lock with a key; to fit; to adapt; to adjust; to tune; to supply with an explanatory device; to type into a keyboard
(c) to establish an agreement; to settle a dispute; to settle a disagreement by making mutual concessions
(d) to profit; to gain; to be advantageous

6) v. lose

(a) must (indicating duty or obligation); would (softening the statment); would be (expressing the conditional nature of the connected statement)
(b) to put into practice; to accomplish; to perform; to conduct
(c) to appraise; to jude the worth or quality; to assess; to gauge
(d) to fail to keep possession of; to mislay; to misplace; to be deprived of; to be defeated; to fail; opposite of to win; to waste; to miss; to become less effective or valuable; to diminish

7) v. frank

(a) to comprise; to contain; to embrace
(b) to elevate; to lift; to excite; to arouse; to cause; to bring about; to grow; to cultivate
(c) to apply a mark or signature which allows a letter or package to be delivered without charge; to deliver without charge
(d) to repay; to refund; to compensate for a loss; to repay for an expense

8) v. gauge

(a) to gain entrance to; to get at
(b) to measure; to evaluate; to determine; to estimate
(c) to use as an introduction; to use as a foreword; to write an introduction; to write a foreword
(d) to exemplify; to clarify; to explain; to depict; to elucidate

9) v. railroad

(a) to transport via locomotive; to convey by train
(b) to cover or to furnish with textile materials; to reprimand; to scold
(c) to refuse; to go down; to decrease; to fall
(d) to arrive; to obtain; to procure; to extend the arm outward

10) v. fetch

(a) to check; to look over carefully and critically; to examine officially; to review
(b) to prophesy; to foretell; to announce in advance
(c) to suppose; to guess; to think; to surmise; to take on a position or duty; to adopt an idea; to accept an idea
(d) to go after and bring back; to call; to gather; to pick up; to charm; to deliver a blow; to bring forth (soound, sigh, etc.); to inhale; to execute; to bring in a certain amount of money