VOC exam 2 Eng.txt

De slapen

Oorlellen

tandvlees

Gehemelte

Buik

Kuit

Scheenbeen

Slokdarm

Dunne darm

Dikke darm

Aderen

Slagaderen

Bloedvat

Allergie

Hersenschudding

Hartaanval

Misselijkheid

Bloedarmoede

Koorts

Indigestie

Reuma

Astma

De griep

Slapeloosheid

Een beroerte

Een verkoudheid

Voedselvergiftiging

Mazelen

Een zenuwinzinking

Een vroedvrouw

Een kraker

Kinesist

Een chirurg

Een slachtoffer

Een opticien

Een lijkschouwer

Een psychiater

Een podoloog

Een huisarts

Huishoudhulp

Een apotheker

Een hoofdverpleger

Een adviserend geneesheer

Een poliklinisch pati‰nt

Een verpleegster

Thuisverpleging

Pediater, een kinderarts

Hooikoorts

Een miskraam

Dyslexie

Kanker

Longontsteking

Een verkoudheid

Een ontsteking

Geheugenverlies

Een kramp

Epilepsie

Ondervoeding

Arachnofobie

Hervallen

Revalideren

Behandelen

Vaststellen

Pijn hebben, pijn doen

Leiden aan

Besmetten

Verstikken (in iets)

R”ntgenfoto

Het bewustzijn verliezen

Desinfecteren

Opzwellen

Flauwvallen

Blaren krijgen

Gewond raken

Inenten

Breken

Kneuzen

Verminken

Genezen

Vervuilen

Stikken (te weinig zuurstof)

Steriliseren

To force

Celebrity

Admiration

Reverence

Brutality

To adore

To scrutinize

To destroy

Mercy

Shame

To assume

Precisely

Consequence

Largely

To deem

Faith

Murderer

To assassinate

Do achievea

To criticize

To confess

To amaze

To curb

Familiar

Identify

Faith

Ability

To sort out

An attempt

Ended in failure

Not permitted

Criticize

Lucky

Have to

On purpose

To smack

Inventing, fabricate

Disrespect, contempt

Dislike, loath, abhor, hate

Mess, disaster, failure

Fake, reproduction

To stress

Familiar

Bend

Wild

On purpose, deliberated

Rich (food)

Rich(colour)

Successful

Modest, humble

Rough

Excitable, temperamental

Gentle

Lenient

Excessive

Extreme

Close

Vivid

Hilly, mountainous

Bumpy

Overcast

Guilty

Admiration

Fear

Anxiety

Commitment

Deceit

Disloyalty

Gratitude

Infatuation

Romance

Astonishment

Devotion

Faith(fullness)

Indignation

Pride

suspicion

• Language used by politicians and government officials which is intentionally difficult to understand.
• therefore likely to confuse or deceive people

• A fictional language in George Orwell's novel nineteen Eighty-four. it's based on English but is reduced
• and simplified

The newspeak term for the English language

A fight, dispute, a quarrel

To reduce, to dismiss

An attempt to stop making losses

Old age pensioners

Small

Husband

Wife

An investigation

A sudden movement in an attempt to catch something, a short sudden attack

Amount of drugs found during a police action

Police constable

A bank robbery

False, fake

To cheat after first winning someone's trust, to swindle

confusion, lack of order and trouble

Holidays

It has connection with a political party

A paper that appears every day

Other sections in the paper (travel, sport, economy ,..)

What is written

• A disapproving word for newspapers and magazines more interested in crime and sex than serious
• news. A sensational paper, low quality (commercieel en slecht)

An academic magazine

Expensive magazine on good quality paper

An addition, a magazine which comes out once a week with a newspaper

A small size newspaper, usually short articles and lots of pictures (= the popular press)

Longer articles, more serious (= the quality press)

Gives personal opinion to news

Columns,..

Small advertisements in a newspaper from people who want to buy or sell something

The person in control of the daily production

A self-employed journalist, who sells their articles

Someone who writes reviews

The person who lays out and adds headlines to newspaper pages

The person responsible for financial news (only in London, otherways 'finance editor')

• a group of people who work together to try to influence what other people or the government think
• about a particular subject, in order to achieve the things they want

a meeting at which a person or organization makes a public statement and reporters can ask questions

a short sentence or phrase that is easy to remember

an organization that supplies reports to newspapers, magazines, and television and radio companies

• the activity, especially by newspapers and reporters, of trying to find out unpleasant information
• about people or organizations in order to make it public

A very new story

A story that is only found in one newspaper

News that is discovered and published by one newspaper before all others

The moment when the story is published

The story becomes public knowledge

Space in the press

When a newspaper publishes an untrue story that harms someone's reputation

An unexpected shock, a hard hit

An attempt

A prohibition

Newspaper and magazines or the people publishing them

A periodical published every week or month, with articles and pictures

The number of copies sold

An article in a newspaper expressing the editor's opinion

To prepare text by correcting, revising and adapting

someone who reports news for newspapers, radio, television from another country

An official piece of information that is given to newspapers etc

Someone who gives information to the police, newspaper etc

To write material suitable to be published

To be printed

The final result of an election or negotiations

What is expected to happen

A shop or company trough which product are sold

Getting control of a company by buying most of its shares

Failure or ruin following success

A lot of rain that falls fast and heavily

New and successful development

Something used for support if the main one fails

A situation in which a lot of changes are made

A way of arranging something

A person who watches for danger; a high place where a person can look around them

A mistage or something which goes wrong

A vehicle that is damaged so badly in an accident that it cannot be repaired

A problem that makes something happen later or more slow than it should

Something which has developed from something larger which already existed

A disadvantage or negative part of a situation

• A time when something suddenly bigins, especially a disease or something else dangerous or
• unpleasant

A successful attempt to get power, importance or fame again after a period of having lost it

When someone steals from someone else using violence or the threat of violence (infor: a delay)

A strong feeling among a group of people on reaction to a change or recent events in society of politics

An important argument which is intended to end a disagreement that has existed for a long time

A sudden forceful expression of emotion, especially anger

The cost or process of keeping something, such as a building, in good condition

An improvement or a change to a higher level or value

In boxing, the act of hitting the other fighter, a person or thing that looks extremely sttractive

To touch someone lightly with your fingers, in order to make them laugh

To press someone's skin tightly between your fingers, sometimes causing pain

To push someone in a rough way

To hit someone with your fist

To press your hand or a cloth on a surface and move it backwards and forwards

To rub your skin with your nails, often to stop it itching

To eat something in a noisy way

To hit someone with the flat, inside part of your hand

To move your hands over someone's body to discover if they are hiding anything like a weapon

To gently push someone or something

To smile a big smile

To quickly close and open one eye in order to be friendly or to show that something is a joke

To touch a person or animal with a flat hand in a gentle friendly way

To put your arms around someone and hold them tightly usually because you love them

To gently move your hand over a surface

To press something firmly

To force out the liquid in your mouth

To breath air in tough your nose in a way that makes noise

To hit your hands together, often repeatedly

I usually have

Normal, regular

To be a part of

Exercise increasing your heart rate and strengthening your heart and lungs

Correct, good, real, up to a certain standard

Give care, thought and time to something in order to develop it

Enough, sufficient

At the moment

Of a decision making level

Raise money for a good cause

To try to make or change an agreement by discussion

Very much

To ask for

Wanting to win or be successful

Free time

Worried and nervous

Very ordinary and therefore not interesting

Clearly noticeable

To surprise or chock someone very much

Practical, reasonable and friendly

Different from what is usual or from the way most people do it

To repair something that is broken or damaged

Something that is not available or that is not enough of

To get a job

Someone who has finished higher education

A good job, with a lot of oppertunities, an appreciated job

A lot

Have made it more difficult

The people who work for a company

Things you have achieved

Showing that you feel sure about yourself and your abilities

Giving a lot of information clearly in a few words

Things which give a bad impression

Someone trying to get a job

Carful to look at or consider every part of something to make sure it is correct or safe

To feel nervous or frightened

Really, truly

Companies in the same line of business

An advantage, something extra

• A set of ideas or a plan of what to do that has been agreed by a business and rules about polite an
• correct behaviour

Topics, subjects

Often, usualy