vocab part 2

Extinct (adj)

 (Pandas could become extinct.)

Extinction (n)

Desire (v)

Desire (n)

Offer (v)

 (He offered her $20 for the picture.)

Earth (n)

Offer (n)

Distance (n)

Route (n)

Develop (v)

(The body develops inside the mother for nine months.)

Development (n)

Compare (v)

(We carefully compared the first report with the second report.)

 (The teachers are always comparing me with/to my sister.)

Comparison (n)

Pharmacy (n)
Drugstore (n)

Admit (v)

X

Deny (v)

Wide (adj)

Complain (v)

 (I am going to complain to the manager about this.)

Width (n)

Complaint (n)

Widen (v)

Be located (v)

Be situated (v)

 (Ankara is located in the centre of Turkey.)

Remove (v)

 

(Will you remove all this rubbish?)
(Illegally parked vehicles will be removed.)

Removal (n)

Facility (n)

 (childcare facilities)

Aspect (n)

 

(His illness affects almost every aspect of his life.)
(What aspects of the job do you most enjoy?)

Request (v)

 

(She requested permission to make a film in the garden.)(They requested that no photographs be taken in the church.)

Request (n)

Denial (n)

Replace (v)

 (Cars have replaced horses.)

Publish (v)

Tend to (v)

 (Women tend to live longer.)

Tendency (n)

 (I have a tendency to talk too much when I am nervous.)

Tend to (v)

 (Women tend to live longer.)

Disappoint (v)

Disappointed (adj)

 (She was disappointed about losing the game.)

Accept (v)

X

Refuse (v)

 (He refused to help me.)

Respect (v)

Break down (v)

 (My car broke down on the way to work.)

Respect (n)

 (I have a lot of respect for Harry.)

Characteristic (n)

Trait (n)

Property (n)

Feature (n)

 

(The use of very bright colours is a typical feature of his paintings.)
(This phone has several new features.)

Take place (v)

 

(The film festival takes place in April.)
(The story takes place in London.)

Disaster (n)

 (floods and other natural disasters)

Disastrous (adj)

Emotion (n)

 (He finds it hard to express his emotions.)

Emotional (adj)

 (a child’s emotional development)

Income (n)

demand  (n)

 (There is an increasing demand for cheap housing.)

1. Trustworthy (adj)
2. Reliable (adj)

 

(We need a reliable and fast computer system.)(reliable information)

Result from (v)

Stem from (v)

Arise out of (v)

 

 (Cancer results from smoking.)

Agreement (n)

 

(an international agreement)
(Not everyone was in agreement.)

Predict (v)

 (a reliable method of predicting earthquakes)

Prediction (n)

(I can’t make any predictions about the results of this match.)

Blame (v)

 (Many people blame him for Tony’s death.)

Flood (n)

Blame (n)

 (Health officials put the blame for the disease on poor housing conditions.)

Certain (adj)

 (The museum is only open at certain times of the day.)

Certainly (adv)

Certain (adj)

 

(I am certain he’ll come.)

(It’s certain that he will win an Oscar.)
(She is certain to do well in the exams.)

Significance (n)

 

(the significance of television)
(economic significance)

Cell (n)

 

(red blood cells)
(brain cells)

Explode (v)

 (Bombs were exploding all around the city.)

Explosion (n)

Harm (n)

 (Smoking can cause serious harm to the lungs.)

Harm (v)

 (Some chemicals harm the environment.)

Harmful (adj)

Benefit (v)

 (The charity supports activities that directly benefit children.)

Benefit (n)

 

 (The airport’s economic benefit to the region)

Beneficial (adj)

 (Fresh air is beneficial for us.)

Fresh air (n)

Charity (n)

Fresh water (n)

Broadcast (v)

 Broadcast (V2-V3)

Encourage (v)

 

(He encouraged me to apply fort he job.)
(They claim that some computer games encourage violent behaviour in young children.)

Encouragement (n)

Train (v)

  (train athletes for competition)

Training (n)

 

(a training program for new employees)

(computer/management training)

Trust (n)
(They showed a lot of trust in me right from the beginning.)

Trust (v)

 (I don’t trust politicians.)

Heat (v)

Heat (n)

Expect (v)

 

(The company expects to complete work in June.)
(We expected Tom to pass the exam.)

Expectation (n)

Trouble (n)

 (There is often trouble with computers at work.)

Have trouble with sb/sth.

 (She has been having a lot of trouble with her boss recently.)

Court (n)

Courthouse (n)

Public (n)

 

(The media has a powerful influence on public opinion.)
(The palace is now open to the public.)

Layer (n)

 (ozone layer)

Dust (n)

To achieve a goal

Send (v)

(send an e-mail/a letter)

X

Receive (v)

(receive an e-mail/ a present/ an award/ a phone call)

Acceptance (n)

Acceptable (adj)

Violent (adj)

 (I don’t like violent films.)

Violence (n)

 (There is too much violence on TV.)

Cover (v)

 (He covered his face with his hands.)

Blanket (n)

Cover (n)

Issue (n)

(political issue)
(The environment is an issue which is very important to young people.)

Persuade (v)

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Convince (v)

 

(I persuaded Tom to come to the party.)
(I persuaded her that it was the right thing to do.)