Online English Test

1) v. precondition

(a) to cede; to surrender; to give up; to forsake; to abandon
(b) to identify; to acknowledge; to know; to admit; to acknowledge as true
(c) to cross; to transport; to approve
(d) to train in advance; to put in the necessary condition ahead of time; to condition beforehand

2) v. box

(a) to stretch; to pull out to its greatest possible length; to enlarge; to lengthen; to give; to bestow; to reach out
(b) to go away from; to depart; to exit; to quit; to leave behind; to omit; to let alone; to allow to remain; to cease; to stop; to neglect
(c) to sink lower; to descend; to decline; to settle to the bottom; to abate; to dwindle; to lessen; to decrease
(d) to fight with fists; to put crates

3) v. interject

(a) to disapprove; to censure; to find fault
(b) to place between other things; to throw into the center of; to interpolate; to insert a remark or comment in the middle of a conversation
(c) to grant special rights; to give special advantages or benefits; to provide immunity from legal prosecution; to exempt; to release from a particular obligation
(d) to negotiate; to arrive at an agreement

4) v. concern

(a) to comply; to obey; to submit; to conform; to stay; to live; to tolerate; to continue; to tolerate; to wait
(b) to involve; to affect; to worry; to interest; to relate to
(c) to make easy; to assist; to forward; to promote; to expedite
(d) to reveal; to uncover; to disclose; to abandon

5) v. blame

(a) to accuse; to denounce
(b) to be able to pay for; to be able to do without difficulty; to supply; to provide; to give to oneself or to another
(c) to spring back
(d) to interpret; to see; to perceive

6) v. exist

(a) to send; to convey; to transmit; to promote; to advance; to resend an email message that has been received
(b) to live; to be
(c) to stir up; to arouse feelings; to provoke; to stimulate
(d) to appeal to; to turn to; to come near to; to tackle (a problem or situation); to solve (a problem or question)

7) v. prohibit

(a) to predict a future event or condition; to foretell
(b) to endeavor; to try hard; to compete; to struggle; to resist
(c) to outlaw; to forbid by law; to interdict; to enjoin; to ban; to prevent; to hinder
(d) to deliver a discourse before an audience; to reprimand tediously

8) v. postpone

(a) to represent; to indicate; to communicate; to express; to convey; to have importance; to have significance
(b) to put off to a later time; to delay; to defer; to put off until later; to stay
(c) to devote oneself to a particular profession or field of study; to adapt to a particular environment (Biology); to limit; to restrict; to make special
(d) to check flavor by eating; to attempt; to try

9) v. render

(a) to make a stupid mistake; to move back and forth in a clumsy manner; to move blindly; to grope
(b) to bring up to date; to modernize; to make current
(c) to give; to submit; to do; to transform; to bring to a particular condition; to represent; to depict; to translate; to automatically create a three-dimensional picture according to a model within a computer (Computers)
(d) to rub; to make a small cut or laceration; to scrape with the fingernails to relieve an itch; to make a grating sound; to achieve or obtain with difficulty; to delete; to cross out

10) v. dislodge

(a) to cancel; to revoke
(b) to extricate; to remove; to evict; to oust; to expel
(c) to insert written information into the gaps on a form
(d) 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