Daily English Vocabulary

noun
1. possible source of danger: a possible source of danger or harm
2. nuisance: a constant source of trouble and annoyance ( informal )
3. threatening quality: a threatening quality, feeling, or tone
4. threatening act: a threatening act, gesture, or speechdemanding money with menaces
verb
1. be threat to somebody or something: to be a possible or actual source of danger or harm to somebody or something
2. make threat against somebody: to behave toward or speak to somebody in a way that threatens injury or harm ( often passive )

verb
1. frustrate something: to prevent somebody or somebody's plan from being successful
2. place or be placed across: to place one thing across another, or be placed across something (archaic )
adjective
extending across: situated or extending across something
noun
crosswise seat in boat: a crosswise seat or transverse member on a rowboat, canoe, or similar small boat.

Intransitive verb
1. not vote: not to vote for or against a proposal when a vote is held
2. refrain from something: to choose not to do something

transitive verb
1. describe somebody or something formally: to give somebody or something a formal description or name( often passive )
2. choose something for use: to choose something for a particular purpose ( usually passive )
3. name somebody to position: to formally choose somebody for a job, position, or duty
4. mark something: to mark or indicate something
adjective
chosen for future post: chosen for a particular position, while not yet actually in office

noun
1. shirker: somebody who avoids doing something, especially work or military service
2. offensive term: an offensive term for a young educated person who is regarded as being disaffected or apathetic and underachieving ( slang )

verb
1. regain health: to recover from an illness or injury
2. get back: to recover something lost, especially a sum of moneyrecuperate investment losses

intransitive verb
1. have relevance: to have relevance, reference, or a connection to something
2. be appropriate: to be appropriate or suitable
3. be part or belong: to be part of something or belong to something, especially as an attribute or accessory

adjective
1. true: confirming or asserting that something is true
2. indicating agreement: indicating agreement or giving assent
3. [logic] relating to type of proposition: relating to or consisting of a categorical proposition in which the predicate's extension is contained partially or wholly within the subject, as in "All humans are mammals"
noun
1. positive assertion: an emphatic statement that something is true
2. word conveying agreement: a word or statement conveying agreement or approval
3. side supporting proposition in debate: the side in a debate that supports a proposition
interjection
yes: a signal code word expressing agreement or compliance

adjective
present everywhere: spreading widely or present throughout something

adjective
seeking to please: showing a willingness to please others by carrying out, or allowing them to carry out, their wishes

noun
1. large open space: a large space where people can gather in a public place or building, e.g. at an airport or train station
2. crowd: a large number of people who have gathered for a special event (formal )
3. gathering together: the action of coming or moving together, or an example of this ( formal )

noun
1. ability to bear prolonged hardship: the ability or power to bear prolonged exertion, pain, or hardshipan endurance testlegendary powers of endurance
2. toleration of hardship: toleration of prolonged suffering or hardshipTheir quiet endurance of the situation earned them many friends.
3. persistence over time: the survival or persistence of something despite the ravages of time

noun
hard work: hard exhausting work or effort
Intransitive verb
1. work hard: to work long and hard
2. progress slowly: to progress slowly and with difficulty

noun
1. emphatic statement: a strong statement that something is true
2. act of stating something emphatically: the act of stating emphatically that something is true

intransitive verb
play lightheartedly: to frisk around, behave, or play in a carefree, uninhibited way
noun
1. something lively and carefree: a lively carefree game, action, or amusement
2. carefree play: lively carefree play or behavior

transitive verb
confuse somebody: to confuse or puzzle somebody completely

noun
1. something coming before: something that happens or exists before something else.
2. grammar: a word or phrase that a subsequent word refers to.
3. logic clause expressing condition: the first part of a conditional proposition, which states the condition and is the p component in a proposition phrased "if p then q"
plural noun
1. ancestors: somebody's ancestors
2. somebody's personal history: the events or circumstances in somebody's past
adjective
occurring earlier in time: happening or existing before something else ( formal )

transitive verb
1. add extra information: to add extra information to something, especially to a document
2. add authorized signature: to add an authorized signature to a bill or an official agreement as a final part of the ratification or agreement process (formal )
3. attach something: to attach or fasten something to something else

adjective
1. unbeatable: too strong or skillful to ever be defeated
2. too difficult to overcome: so great or difficult as to be impossible to overcome3. deep-rooted: too deep-rooted or ingrained to be altered

adjective
1. well made: solidly made and likely to withstand prolonged use
2. with strong build: having a well-developed strong-looking body and limbs
3. resolute: having or displaying decisiveness or firmness of purpose