AmerTest3 Hardwords-68Cards 2012-05-06jsv.txt

1/68 AmerTest3 --

2/68 HardWords --

3/68 outer space ; space ; (anatomy) cavity /// slain person (refers to soldier in combat) ; dead person (refers to sudden, unnatural death --

4/68 to play the flute /// desecrate ; (literary) to renege , to break an agreement --

5/68 to be desecrated --

6/68 powered, activated ; motivated, driven -- Revolution is driven by ideology

7/68 to prevent ; to withhold --

8/68 to be moved ; to be goaded into doing something ; to be started (engine --

9/68 staging, stage-managing --

10/68 appearance, showing up ; appearance, performance ; emergence, arrival --

11/68 phenomenon, manifestation --

12/68 completely, absolutely, totally -- Not only a vote of the couch is not suitable for grass rest of the furniture, is also a completely different style.

13/68 to lay the foundations -- Kimeridg' University mathematician, Alan Turing, laid the foundation for the invention of software.

14/68 to leave alone, to desist ; to allow, to let, to facilitate ; (literary) to allow to rest /// to place, to deposit, to set down ; to assume, to make an assumption ; (literary) to leave, to be survived by (refers to the immediate family of a deceased -- People who rarely visit museums, will probably notunderstand how complex modern works of art.

15/68 fixed, immobile, stationary --

16/68 invention ; concept, idea, plan ; fabrication, figment (product) of one's imagination ; presentation, proffering, production ---HELP HELP WHAT IS FINDING IN HEBREW- SAME WORD --

17/68 design -- Compared money spent on designing and building thememorial, the ceremony was a drop in the oceandiscovery

18/68 memorial monument -- Compared money spent on designing and building thememorial, the ceremony was a drop in the oceandiscovery

19/68 tombstone, gravestone ; memorial monument --

20/68 work strength ; (military) strength; inventory -- Compared money spent on designing and building thememorial, the ceremony was a drop in the oceandiscovery

21/68 cost, expense -- Exposure memorial ceremony was relatively cheap costof its design and construction

22/68 cause, catalyst ; reason, rationale --

23/68 founder -- Founder of Palm, Jeff Hawkins, founder of a company called Numnta to create computers that can think like humans and to encourage the development of artificial intelligence.

24/68 to found, to establish ; (scholarly) to base, to derive --

25/68 foundation  --

26/68 fund, foundation ; capital --

27/68 computing) artificial intelligence -- Founder of Palm, Jeff Hawkins, founder of a company called Numnta to create computers that can think like humans and to encourage the development of artificial intelligence.

28/68 literary) complaining, bitterness, anger ; (literary) embitterment -- Ridicule and derision they exposed the Indian writer,Nirad Tz'aodori, surprisingly in his native country made ​​him Lammermoor only slightly

29/68 scorn, contempt ; disdain -- Ridicule and derision they exposed the Indian writer,Nirad Tz'aodori, surprisingly in his native country made ​​him Lammermoor only slightly

30/68 annoyed, angry, furiouד -- One would think Snirad Tz'aodori be more upset afterridicule and derision of them suffering in India, his homeland

31/68 where -- Nirad Tz'aodori enjoyed little success in his country India, where ridiculed and scorned for roughly

32/68 rudely, boorishly, coarsely -- Nirad Tz'aodori enjoyed little success in his country India, where ridiculed and scorned for roughly

33/68 hoarse --

34/68 to despise, to scorn HELP HELP - CHECK MILOT YACHAS -- Nirad Tz'aodori enjoyed little success in his country India, where ridiculed and scorned for roughly

35/68 to humiliate, to chasten, to put down HELP HELP MILOT YACHAS --

36/68 exaggerate  --

37/68 fertile ; productive -- Christina Rossetti was a very prolific writer

38/68 music) conductor .....victor, champion, conqueror ; winner --

39/68 appointed time ; specific time, specific date ; commemorative date ; במועדו - at the right time, on time -- The winner was very angry principal cellist of hisresignation, so near the first instance

40/68 lose one's balance, to trip, to stumble --

41/68 habitual, known, has a history of being (a criminal, a dangerous intersection, an area that floods during heavy rains --

42/68 shocked, in a state of shock -- So shaken by the discovery that his main cellist to the first touch, the winner could not find his temper.

43/68 to be shaken, to be rocked ; to become agitated, to be shocked ; to be upset, to be destabilized, to be rocked to the foundations --

44/68 the following day, the day after --

45/68 to move ; to advance ; to fluctuate, to range -- vehicles moving

46/68 diameter --

47/68 slang) someone who complains continuously, griper --

48/68 complex !! made up of, composed of ; assembled, installed, affixed ; complicated, complex -- People who visit museums are rarely, rarely appreciatethe complexities of modern art

49/68 complexity, intricacy -- People who visit museums are rarely, rarely appreciatethe complexities of modern art

50/68 dawn -- Since the dawn of history, Native Americans have designed jewelry and religious objects turquoise and shells, which symbolize the sky and water, respectively.

51/68 native of (place); born in (place, date) ; (flowery) product of ... -- Since the dawn of history, Native Americans have designed jewelry and religious objects turquoise and shells, which symbolize the sky and water, respectively.

52/68 to design, to tailor ; to mold, to forM -- Since the dawn of history, Native Americans have designed jewelry and religious objects turquoise and shells, which symbolize the sky and water, respectively.

53/68 object, article /// literary) desire, want, wish -- Since the dawn of history, Native Americans have designed jewelry and religious objects turquoise and shells, which symbolize the sky and water, respectively.

54/68 seashell ; shell -- Since the dawn of history, Native Americans have designed jewelry and religious objects turquoise and shells, which symbolize the sky and water, respectively.

55/68 respectively -- Since the dawn of history, Native Americans have designed jewelry and religious objects turquoise and shells, which symbolize the sky and water, respectively.

56/68 object (noun --

57/68 aspect -- Certain aspects, the war in Yugoslavia formally calledwere similar to World War

58/68 title of a book or other printed work ; headline, caption ; flower petals ; (architecture) capitol ; (dentistry) crown (of a tooth) ; בכותרות - (colloquial) to be in the headlines, to be the center of attention -- The title suggests the book thoroughly examines the civil rights movement in 1960.

59/68 civil rights plural -- The title suggests the book thoroughly examines the civil rights movement in 1960.

60/68 my weak words from review --

61/68 Artificial selection --

62/68 by virtue of, in virtue of -- According to the student, the information is public domain under the Freedom of Information Act

63/68 consolation, condolence, comfort --

64/68 powered, activated ; motivated, driven -- Many argue that the social is driven BY protest narrow political interests, and that any connection between the public interest the most weak

65/68 55/65. unstable, weak /// to weaken, to destabilize -- Many argue that the social is driven BY protest narrow political interests, and that any connection between the public interest the most weak *** HARD TO REMEMBER --

66/68 engineer --

67/68 to engineer ; (slang) to find a way out, to solve a problem ; (slang) to fool someone, to trick someone, to pull the wool over someone's eyes, --

68/68 to train ; to prepare -- Due to the crisis in the education system,established a program designed to train engineers for teachers