Online English Test

1) v. internationalize

(a) to be useful; to help; to facilitate
(b) to meet by chance; to face; to meet with (difficulties, hardships, etc.)
(c) to bring under the jurisdiction of two or more nations; to globalize; to make worldwide
(d) to forgive; to absolve; to release; to discharge; to abate; to relax; to slacken; to send; to dispatch

2) v. convey

(a) to interest; to amuse; to host; to hold or maintain in the mind (i.e. a feeling, an idea, a thought, etc.)
(b) to carry; to transport; to impart or to communicate by statement, suggestion, gesture or appearance
(c) to act on; to take action; to transfer from one place to another; to change residence; to excite; to cause emotion; to spur to action; to suggest; to propose
(d) to deal in; to sell (especially illegal drugs)

3) v. contrive

(a) to discolor; to lose color; to become dim; to wilt; to wither; to die out; to bleach; to become weaker; to disappear
(b) to declare; to say; to send quickly; to squeeze; to extract
(c) to devise; to invent; to dream up; to design (often in a negative way)
(d) to supply with stock; to equip with supplies (esp. food)

4) v. lounge

(a) to blend; to be blended; to combine or unite into a single body; to be assimilated
(b) 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)
(c) to think over; to ponder; to contemplate; to heat and spice for drinking (usually wine or cider)
(d) to lie down; to recline; to move in a relaxed manner; to walk lazily

5) v. back

(a) to go along with; to go together with; to join; to attach
(b) to support; to assist; to strengthen; to move backwards
(c) to imagine to oneself; to picture; to visualize
(d) to travel; to take a trip

6) v. sponsor

(a) to understand; to contain; to grasp; to absorb; to perceive
(b) to persuade; to influence; to prove
(c) to reduce the size of; to make smaller; to manufacture smaller amounts; to cut the number of employees
(d) to back; to support; to finance; to subsidize; to promote

7) v. expire

(a) to watch; to study; to monitor; to supervise; to discern; to keep; to honour; to fulfill religious commandments; to follow; to abide by; to remark; to comment
(b) to suppose; to hypothesize; to conjecture
(c) to express in a fluent and clear manner
(d) to come to an end; to finish; to terminate

8) v. rent

(a) to take on loan; to copy; to steal
(b) to let; to allow someone to use property in return for regular payments; to hire; to make regular payments for the use of someone else's property
(c) to examine; to make an analysis; to break down into parts and study (as in a subject)
(d) to subject to stress or strain; to emphasize; to accentuate

9) v. remit

(a) to put away for future use
(b) to forgive; to absolve; to release; to discharge; to abate; to relax; to slacken; to send; to dispatch
(c) to make ready; to get oneself ready; to put into the proper condition; to do; to be ready for
(d) to interchange; to take turns; to rotate; to substitute

10) v. satisfy

(a) to hurt; to wound; to insult; to offend; to damage
(b) to pledge; to give one's word; to vow; to commit oneself to a certain course of action
(c) to fulfill; to meet a request or requirement; to compensate; to remunerate
(d) to be short of; to be without; to be missing; to need; to want