Online English Test

1) v. undercut

(a) to make haste; to rush; to urge; to prod; to dash
(b) to relieve; to calm; to alleviate pain; to alleviate fear
(c) to offer at lower prices than the competition; to cut off the underpart; to slice the ball from underneath (Golf, Tennis); to weaken; to undermine
(d) to perform for the first time; to make one's premiere performance

2) v. preempt

(a) to measure the heaviness of (an object, proposition, etc.); to consider; to be of a particular heaviness; to burden; to be significant in influencing a decision; to lift an anchor
(b) to occupy a place; to take a place; to obtain at an advance opportunity; to acquire by preemptive right
(c) to refine; to improve; to complete; to make faultless
(d) to go regularly to (a certain place); to patronize

3) v. annoy

(a) to rely on; to trust; to be dependent upon; to be supported by
(b) to belong to; to be connected to; to relate; to refer
(c) to fill; to pack (with goods, cargo, etc.)
(d) to bother; to trouble; to irritate; to disturb; to distress; to upset; to harras

4) v. pertain

(a) to fit; to match; to satisfy; to please; to provide with a suit; to clothe; to be suitable; to be satisfactory
(b) to reproduce quickly; to multiply rapidly; to thrive; to grow quickly
(c) to decorate; to beautify
(d) to belong to; to be connected to; to relate; to refer

5) v. finance

(a) to raise money for; to provide with funds; to fund; to pay for
(b) to pledge; to give one's word; to vow; to commit oneself to a certain course of action
(c) to supply; to encourage; to support; to channel; to route; to send; to move into a machine
(d) to record for evidence; to write down; to provide with documentary evidence; to substantiate

6) v. appeal

(a) to advance; to encourage; to promote; to assist
(b) to provide with the required supplies, tools and items
(c) to plead; to request; to petition for a new trial or judgment
(d) to reflect; to think; to consider; to meditate

7) v. discover

(a) to postpone; to disgust; to repulse; to deter
(b) to find out; to come across; to gain knowledge; to learn of something; to get information about something
(c) to imply; to suggest; to hint
(d) to stop; to cause to stop; to pause; to hesitate; to be uncertain

8) v. field

(a) to answer adequately or successfully
(b) to employ a group of workers; to provide with employees; to man
(c) to bargain; to deal; to arrange; to work out; to compromise; to clear or pass an obstacle
(d) to oppose; to fight against; to challenge; to withstand; to be immune to the effects of; to refrain from; to desist

9) v. share

(a) to pledge; to give one's word; to vow; to commit oneself to a certain course of action
(b) to divide; to apportion; to receive a portion; to participate; to partake; to allow users on a network to access local resources (Computers)
(c) to acquire; to come by; to procure; to secure; to earn; to achieve
(d) to celebrate

10) v. stage

(a) to go on; to keep doing something; to last; to perpetuate
(b) to question formally; to evaluate through questioning; to meet with in order to question; to be interviewed
(c) to perform; to present; to carry out; to execute
(d) to remove the contents of; to make empty