Online English Test

1) v. prevail

(a) to win; to succeed; to overcome; to surpass; to prove superior; to predominate; to rule; to reign
(b) to affect; to impact; to impel; to control
(c) to support; to solidify; to strengthen
(d) to emphasize

2) v. rescue

(a) to calm; to soften; to pacify; to relieve
(b) to choose; to select from several options; to conclude; to rule; to resolve; to make a decision
(c) to exercise; to train; to drill; to repeat an activity several times in order to improve performance; to observe; to follow the customs (of religion, etc.); to specialize in a profession; to engage in a profession (medicine, law, etc.)
(d) to save from harm; to deliver from danger; to free from risk

3) v. use

(a) to be uncertain; to have misgivings
(b) to try to get; to attempt to get
(c) to pretend; to feign
(d) to utilize; to take advantage of; to practice; to employ; to exploit; to treat; to consume

4) v. dictate

(a) to say something aloud for somebone to write down; to command; to order; to impose
(b) to recompense someone for a service
(c) to occupy; to live in; to dwell in; to reside in; to populate
(d) to attach firmly; to fasten tightly

5) v. skim

(a) to remove matter floating on the surface of a liquid; to glide on or just above a surface; to glance through quickly; to cause an object to skip across the surface of a liquid
(b) to submit; to consent; to obey; to agree with
(c) 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
(d) to give out; to distribute; to ration; to set aside for a special purpose

6) v. head

(a) to lead; to be in charge; to direct; to be at the front; to go in a certain direction
(b) to receive as a result of work or other service performed; to profit; to be eligible; to be worthy
(c) to judge an object's value; to appraise; to assess; to guess; to have an opinion; to make a judgment
(d) to distinguish; to perceive; to recognize; to discriminate

7) v. inventory

(a) 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
(b) to take inventory; to make a detailed list of property; to summarize; to sum up the worth of
(c) to have to, to be obligated; to be likely or probable
(d) to emphasize

8) v. harmonize

(a) to purchase a subscription (to a magazine, concert hall, etc.); to endorse; to sign; to donate; to contribute; to promise; to pledge; to support; to approve
(b) to agree; to reconcile; to be in concert with
(c) to cut; to cut down; to cut into pieces; to mince
(d) to classify; to arrange according to classes or groups; to organize; to separate from others; to clarify

9) v. coordinate

(a) 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
(b) to arrange in proper order
(c) to establish communication; to make a connection; to link to; to connect with
(d) to pull; to drag

10) v. hit

(a) to seek to please; to flatter; to seek to gain the affections of someone
(b) to strike; to beat; to reach; to arrive at; to find; to affect strongly; to collide; to come in contact with
(c) to cause someone enjoyment; to provide someone else with a pleasurable experience
(d) to give; to grant; to judge; to rule