TOEIC Vocabulary 1900

certification

1901

▪obtain certification

▪renew certification

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certification

1901

official document, proof of qualification

▪obtain certification – to get official proof

▪renew certification – to update your official proof

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embassy

1902

▪visit the embassy

▪contact the embassy

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embassy

1902

a diplomatic office, a foreign mission

▪visit the embassy – go to the diplomatic office

▪contact the embassy – reach out to the diplomatic office

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appearance

1903

▪make an appearance

▪physical appearance

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appearance

1903

look, presence

▪make an appearance – to show up

▪physical appearance – how someone looks

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deliberate

1904

▪deliberate attempt

▪deliberate choice

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deliberate

1904

intentional, planned

▪deliberate attempt – planned try

▪deliberate choice – planned decision

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controversy

1905

▪cause controversy

▪create controversy

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controversy

1905

dispute, debate

▪cause controversy – to start a debate

▪create controversy – to make a debate happen

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fragile

1906

▪fragile goods

▪fragile state

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fragile

1906

easily broken, delicate

▪fragile goods – items that can break easily

▪fragile state – a condition that is delicate

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innate

1907

▪innate ability

▪innate quality

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innate

1907

natural, inborn

▪innate ability – natural skill

▪innate quality – natural trait

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accelerate

1908

▪accelerate growth

▪accelerate a process

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accelerate

1908

to speed up, to increase speed

▪accelerate growth – to make growth faster

▪accelerate a process – to speed up a process

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refrain

1909

▪refrain from doing

▪refrain from comment

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refrain

1909

repeated line, chorus

▪refrain from doing – stop oneself from doing

▪refrain from comment – hold back from speaking

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delicate

1910

▪delicate balance

▪delicate situation

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delicate

1910

fragile, easily broken

▪delicate balance – a fragile balance

▪delicate situation – a sensitive situation

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aptitude

1911

▪demonstrate aptitude

▪have aptitude

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aptitude

1911

a natural ability, talent

▪demonstrate aptitude – show a natural ability

▪have aptitude – possess a natural ability

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advocate

1912

▪strong advocate

▪advocate for change

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advocate

1912

supporter, proponent

▪strong advocate – a dedicated supporter

▪advocate for change – support change

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antibiotic

1913

▪take antibiotics

▪antibiotic treatment

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antibiotic

1913

relating to medicine that fights bacteria

▪take antibiotics – use medicine to kill bacteria

▪antibiotic treatment – using medicine to fight bacteria

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attorney

1914

▪hire an attorney

▪meet with an attorney

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attorney

1914

legal representative, lawyer, agent

▪hire an attorney – employ a lawyer

▪meet with an attorney – have a meeting with a lawyer

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congestion

1915

▪traffic congestion

▪nasal congestion

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congestion

1915

overcrowding, blockage

▪traffic congestion – too many cars on the road

▪nasal congestion – blocked nose

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deplete

1916

▪deplete resources

▪deplete energy

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deplete

1916

to use up, to reduce

▪deplete resources – use up resources

▪deplete energy – use up energy

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detach

1917

▪detach from

▪detach the cable

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detach

1917

to separate, to remove

▪detach from – separate from

▪detach the cable – remove the cable

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emission

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emission

1918

release, discharge

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enact

1919

▪enact a law

▪enact a scene

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enact

1919

to make into law, to perform

▪enact a law – to make a law official

▪enact a scene – to perform a part of a play

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enforce

1920

▪enforce a law

▪enforce a rule

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enforce

1920

to make sure rules are followed

▪enforce a law – to make sure a law is followed

▪enforce a rule – to make sure a rule is followed

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eradicate

1921

▪eradicate poverty

▪eradicate disease

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eradicate

1921

to eliminate, to destroy completely

▪eradicate poverty – to completely remove poverty

▪eradicate disease – to eliminate a disease

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exploit

1922

▪exploit resources

▪exploit opportunities

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exploit

1922

to use, to utilize

▪exploit resources – use resources effectively

▪exploit opportunities – take advantage of chances

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fraud

1923

▪commit fraud

▪identity fraud

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fraud

1923

deception, scam, trick, cheat

▪commit fraud – to perform a deceptive act

▪identity fraud – stealing someone’s identity

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forbid

1924

▪forbid entry

▪forbid access

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forbid

1924

to not allow, to stop

▪forbid entry – to not allow to enter

▪forbid access – to stop from getting in

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legislation

1925

▪pass legislation

▪propose legislation

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legislation

1925

laws, rules

▪pass legislation – to make new laws

▪propose legislation – to suggest new laws

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