Online English Test

1) v. command

(a) to press buttons; to place a phone call by pressing buttons or turning a dial
(b) to hold superior; to appoint; to nominate; to like better; to promote; to advance; to bring before (a judge, governor, etc.)
(c) to record the proceedings of a meeting; to make a memorandum
(d) to rule; to control; to be in charge; to be in authority; to demand

2) v. shape

(a) to pack; to crate; to box
(b) to pass something through an opening; to move through slowly and cautiously; to cut a spiral groove (on a bolt or screw)
(c) to design; to mold; to form; to direct; to be formed; to be molded
(d) to have a price; to require payment; to set a price

3) v. hazard

(a) to endanger; to imperil; to dare; to venture
(b) to excel; to rise above
(c) to join parts together; to attach segments
(d) to open; to free from restraints; to release

4) v. base

(a) 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
(b) to presume to be true; to hypothesize; to believe; to think; to consider as a possibility
(c) to utilize; to use; to apply; to employ; to control; to channel
(d) to establish; to found; to set up; to place on

5) v. indulge

(a) to make strong; to fortify; to reinforce; to toughen; to become strong
(b) to give in to desire; to yield to; to satisfy; to spoil; to humor
(c) to infer; to conjecture; to guess; to presume
(d) to annoy; to bother; to aggravate; to anger

6) v. registering

(a) to tie down
(b) to appear; to come out; to be revealed
(c) to record; to enroll; to enter into the official records; to have an effect; to have influence
(d) to make equal

7) v. bargain

(a) to speed up; to accelerate; to facilitate (a process, action, etc.); to dispatch; to execute quickly and efficiently
(b) to negotiate; to arrive at an agreement
(c) to agree; to harmonize; to coincide; to collaborate; to consent
(d) to learn; to educate oneself; to think about; to ponder; to examine; to investigate; to observe; to memorize

8) v. estimate

(a) to hawk; to vend; to deal; to distribute; to sell
(b) to experience; to endure
(c) to overstate; to make something seem greater or more important than it really is; to make larger than normal
(d) to judge an object's value; to appraise; to assess; to guess; to have an opinion; to make a judgment

9) v. extend

(a) to stretch; to pull out to its greatest possible length; to enlarge; to lengthen; to give; to bestow; to reach out
(b) to make different; to invest one's assests in various securities
(c) to remove; to get rid of
(d) to say that something is not true; to refuse; to renounce

10) v. advance

(a) to cause harm; to cause injury; to destroy partly
(b) to originate from; to reveal the origin of something; to obtain from a particular supplier
(c) to progress; to move forward; to promote; to propose; to suggest; to make a payment before it is due
(d) to explain; to clarify; to elucidate; to translate from one language to another (orally); to understand or explain in a particular way; to translate from one language to another (orally)