Online English Test

1) v. space

(a) to set some distance apart
(b) to hold superior; to appoint; to nominate; to like better; to promote; to advance; to bring before (a judge, governor, etc.)
(c) to notice; to observe; to comment; to state; to say
(d) to stop; to discontinue; to disturb; to bring a conversation to a halt

2) v. bank

(a) to go on board a ship; to put on board a ship; to begin; to become involved in an enterprise
(b) to deposit money in a bank; to work as a banker; to count on; to depend upon
(c) to situate; to place; to identify; to find; to settle
(d) to plan; to design; to name; to call

3) v. exert

(a) to exercise; to use; to make an effort
(b) to live; to be
(c) to set going; to launch; to begin; to start
(d) to act as a middleman; to buy and to sell property for other people

4) v. converge

(a) to make an application; to enter; to let something or someone enter
(b) to manage; to process; to deal in; to do business with; to treat; to feel; to touch with the hands
(c) to rotate; to turn; to spin; to encircle; to move in a circle around a central point; to think about; to contemplate
(d) to meet; to assemble to gather; to get together

5) v. slip

(a) to glide; to move smoothly and easily; to sneak; to move quietly; to slide; to move slowly from one position to another; to decline; to deteriorate; to make a mistake; to err; to remove or put on quickly (of clothes); to escape; to avoid
(b) to schedule; to plan; to write a system of operating instructions for a computer (Computers); to supply a computer or other machine with a set of pre-written instructions
(c) to respect deeply; to honor greatly
(d) to arrange in groups; to classify; to sort; to structure

6) v. concrete

(a) to cause to be concerned with; to entangle; to engage; to engross; to complicate; to incriminate
(b) to act against; to oppose (with an equal weight, force etc.)
(c) to support; to inspire; to give hope
(d) to solidify

7) v. slope

(a) to refer to; to comment on; to draw attention to
(b) to incline; to slant upward or downward; to cause to tilt
(c) to agree; to concur; to confirm; to endorse
(d) to cause to be dishonest; to pervert; to spoil

8) v. anticipate

(a) to expect; to predict; to assume
(b) 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
(c) to withdraw from a position (usually due to old age); go into seclusion; to withdraw; to remove oneself from a particular situation; to go to bed
(d) to repeat; to say again; to restate

9) v. supply

(a) to arrange according to dimension
(b) to provide something that is needed or desired; to furnish; to equip; to make up for; to compensate for; to substitute for temporarily
(c) to couple; to be part one of a match; to mate; to form pairs
(d) to clarify; to purify; to explain; to remove objects from a surface or area; to approve; to gain profit; to be clarified

10) v. mind

(a) to convert an object or image into a digital image using an optical scanner (Computers); to browse; to glance at quickly; to examine a body part through the use of medical imaging techniques (Medicine); to determine the meter of a verse
(b) to segregate; to set apart; to split; to divide; to disconnect; to detach; to distinguish; to partition; to be taken apart; to be set apart; to be divided; to withdraw
(c) to pay attention to; to be careful of; to supervise; to regret; to oppose; to remember; to notice
(d) to impregnate; to inseminate; to enrich the soil by the addition of organic or chemical substances