Online English Test

1) v. ascertain

(a) to suggest; to tender; to bid; to propose a price; to present; to put forward; to submit; to express (goodwill, intent, etc.); to present or sacrifice as an act of worship
(b) to arrange papers methodically for preservation and reference; to submit in a formal way; to walk in a line; to march in line; to sharpen; to smoth with a file
(c) to sign using the first letter or letters of a name
(d) to clarify; to verify; to confirm; to make sure; to strengthen; to reinforce; to underline; to emphasis

2) v. back up

(a) to arouse; to bring out; to summon; to wake
(b) to appraise; to jude the worth or quality; to assess; to gauge
(c) to support; to solidify; to strengthen
(d) to fall on; to storm; to invade; to attack; to seize; to assault

3) v. project

(a) to form a relationship with another person (as in to take a child as one's own); to embrace (an idea, method, belief etc.)
(b) to plan; to scheme; to send; to dispatch; to throw; to cast; to screen (a film); to stick out; to overhang; to present; to relate (an image, idea, etc.); to protrude
(c) to interpret incorrectly; to comprehend incorrectly
(d) to alter; to replace; to become different

4) v. market

(a) to assign to a particular post or position; to appoint
(b) to finance; to supply with money; to allocate or set aside financial sums; to extend a short-term obligation
(c) to sell; to trade or deal; to develop a strategy for the sales of a certain product; to distribute; to promote
(d) to suppose; to guess; to think; to surmise; to take on a position or duty; to adopt an idea; to accept an idea

5) v. cater

(a) to complete; to achieve; to attain; to perform
(b) to provide; to supply (food, etc.); to care for
(c) to avoid; to run away; to shrink
(d) to impose; to cause something unpleasant

6) v. spend

(a) to cause to lose heart; to deter; to dissuade; to show disapproval of; to derail
(b) to expend; to disburse; to put out (money, resources, etc.); to pass the time in a particular manner; to use; to use up; to exhaust; to waste; to squander
(c) to control to rule over; to be superior; to be of higher rank or authority; to comprise a majority; to prevail; to preponderate; to be wide-spread
(d) to estimate; to compute (to add, to subract, to divide etc.); to depend upon

7) v. dissipate

(a) to oppose; to fight against; to challenge; to withstand; to be immune to the effects of; to refrain from; to desist
(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 equip with devices for measuring, recording, or controlling
(d) to scatter; to spread out; to be scattered

8) v. refuse

(a) to decline; to deny; to reject
(b) to accompany someone; to forward; to appear; to advance; to proceed; to succeed
(c) to repair; to improve; to be improved
(d) to impersonate; to act in a role; to claim; to assert

9) v. write off

(a) to bring from another place; to bring goods from a foreign country; to signify; to imply; to be important; to be significant
(b) to disregard an outstanding debt (as of a customer); to consider worthless; to make a reduction in a value for accounting purposes
(c) to give in; to surrender; to yield; to subject to a process or condition; to present; to propose; to suggest; to offer; to comply; to acquiesce; to be subjected to a process or condition
(d) to sign using the first letter or letters of a name

10) v. improve

(a) to advance beyond proper limits; to infringe
(b) to mark as different; to see as different; to discern; to recognize
(c) to make better; to increase in quality; to enhance; to become better; to evolve; to develop; to fix up; to repair; to increase the value of; to take advantage of; to make good use of; to recuperate
(d) to depend on; to trust in