Frequent Vocabulary 300

notice

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▪give notice

▪take notice

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notice

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announcement, warning

▪give notice – to inform someone about leaving a job

▪take notice – to pay attention

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applicant

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▪job applicant

▪college applicant

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applicant

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candidate, person applying

▪job applicant – person applying for a job

▪college applicant – person applying to college

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process

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▪processing order

▪processing application

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process

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a series of actions or steps to achieve something

▪processing order – handling an order

▪processing application – handling an application

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foundation

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▪lay the foundation

▪build on a foundation

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foundation

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base, support

▪lay the foundation – to create the base

▪build on a foundation – to develop from a base

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celebrity

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▪celebrity status

▪celebrity culture

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celebrity

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a famous person, a well-known person

▪celebrity status – being famous

▪celebrity culture – the culture surrounding famous people

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accountant

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▪hire an accountant

▪meet with an accountant

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accountant

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financial expert, bookkeeper

▪hire an accountant – employ a financial expert

▪meet with an accountant – have a meeting with a financial expert

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donate

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▪donate money

▪donate clothes

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donate

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to give, to contribute

▪donate money – to give money for a good cause

▪donate clothes – to give used clothing for charity

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inconvenience

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▪cause inconvenience

▪apologize for the inconvenience

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inconvenience

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trouble, difficulty

▪cause inconvenience – to create trouble

▪apologize for the inconvenience – to say sorry for the trouble

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notify

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▪notify someone

▪notify of

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notify

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to inform, to tell official information

▪notify someone – to inform a person

▪notify of – to inform about something

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unusually

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▪unusually high

▪unusually large

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unusually

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not normally, not typically

▪unusually high – not normally high

▪unusually large – not typically large

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improve

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▪improve skills

▪improve performance

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improve

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to make better, to get better

▪improve skills – to make skills better

▪improve performance – to make performance better

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repair

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▪repair a car

▪repair damage

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repair

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fixing, mending

▪repair a car – fix a car

▪repair damage – fix damage

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warranty

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▪extend the warranty

▪claim the warranty

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warranty

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guarantee, assurance

▪extend the warranty – make the warranty longer

▪claim the warranty – ask for repairs under the warranty

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replace

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▪replace something with something

▪replace a part

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replace

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to put back, to substitute

▪replace something with something

▪replace a part

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production

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▪increase production

▪production line

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production

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manufacturing, creation

▪increase production – to make more goods

▪production line – the assembly process in a factory

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subscription

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▪monthly subscription

▪annual subscription

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subscription

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membership, payment for regular service

▪monthly subscription – pay every month

▪annual subscription – pay every year

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rush

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▪rush to finish

▪rush hour

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rush

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hurry, quick movement

▪rush to finish – to hurry to complete something

▪rush hour – busy time in the day

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community

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▪local community

▪online community

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community

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group, society

▪local community – local group

▪online community – internet group

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operate

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▪operate a machine

▪operate a business

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operate

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to work, to run

▪operate a machine – to work a machine

▪operate a business – to run a business

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fit

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▪fit in

▪fit for purpose

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fit

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suitable, right

▪fit in – to belong or be suitable

▪fit for purpose – suitable for the intended use

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acquire

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▪acquire knowledge

▪acquire skills

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acquire

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to get, to gain

▪acquire knowledge – to get information

▪acquire skills – to gain abilities

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confirm

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▪confirm a reservation

▪confirm details

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confirm

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to make sure, to verify

▪confirm a reservation – to make sure a booking is held

▪confirm details – to make sure the information is correct

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attention

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▪pay attention

▪draw attention

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attention

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focus, notice

▪pay attention – to focus on something

▪draw attention – to make someone notice

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concern

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▪express concern

▪raise a concern

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concern

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worry, interest

▪express concern – show worry

▪raise a concern – bring up a worry

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interest

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▪show interest

▪lose interest

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interest

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curiosity, attention

▪show interest – to display curiosity

▪lose interest – to stop being curious

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Discover 100 essential words that frequently appear in TOEIC tests, especially in vocabulary questions in Parts 6 and 7. Words like “notice,” “applicant,” and “process” are included for focused study.