19.10 Flashcards

1
Q

to borrow money and owe it to someone
If you spend too much, you might … … … and have to pay it back later.

A

get into debt

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2
Q

to depend on someone else’s money for living
He doesn’t work and …s … his parents.

A

live off

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3
Q

to take a chance that something bad might happen
If you drive too fast, you … … … … getting a ticket.

A

run a risk of

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4
Q

the act of taking control of a country or territory by force
The … of the city was a turning point in the war.

A

conquest

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5
Q

to take control of a place or people by force
They managed to … the fortress after a long battle.

A

conquer

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6
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to give something (like time, money, or effort) to a cause or situation
She …ed her ideas to the project.

A

contribute

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7
Q

a country in East Asia
… is famous for its technology and culture.

A

Japan

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8
Q

the past tense of “eat”
I … breakfast early this morning.

A

ate

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9
Q

to complete school assignments at home
He has to … … before he can watch TV.

A

do homework

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10
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to happen or take place
The accident …ed late last night.

A

occur

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11
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to make someone believe something that is not true
He tried to … her, but she found out the truth.

A

deceive

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12
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something that is left out or excluded
The report had … … of some important details.

A

an omission

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13
Q

not complete
The work is still …; there are some things left to do.

A

partial

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14
Q

incorrect or misleading information spread among people
He tried to stop the … … that were being said about him.

A

false rumors

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15
Q

to understand something incorrectly
People often … what she says.

A

misinterpret

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16
Q

a small lie that is told to avoid hurting someone
She told … … … to make him feel better.

A

a white lie

17
Q

not causing any harm or damage
The snake looks scary, but it’s actually ….

A

harmless

18
Q

the state of being or living
The … of life on other planets is still unknown.

A

existence

19
Q

a statement that makes something seem more important than it really is
Saying he’s the best player in the world is … ….

A

an exaggeration

20
Q

to make something seem more important than it really is
She tends to … her achievements.

A

exaggerate

21
Q

very shocking or extreme
The price for that meal was absolutely ….

A

outrageous

22
Q

as far as one knows or can see
…, he didn’t get the job.

A

apparently

23
Q

to cause someone to have the wrong idea
He didn’t want to … them, but they misunderstood.

A

mislead

24
Q

to not include something
You can … … this step if you want to make it faster.

A

leave out

25
Q

to make something look larger than it is
This glass will … the small print so you can read it.

A

magnify

26
Q

completely or without any doubt
She denied the accusation ….

A

outright

27
Q

to protect or cover something or someone
He used his hand to … his eyes from the sun.

A

shield

28
Q

a claim that someone has done something wrong
The … was serious, but he denied it.

A

accusation

29
Q

famous for something bad
He is … for always being late.

A

notorious