3. Accept

Question 1

Accept

Answer 1

toagreeto take something

to say yes to anofferorinvitation

toconsidersomething or someone assatisfactory

tobelievethat something istrue

To accept is also toallowsomeone tobecomeamemberof anorganizationorgroup

To accept is also toconsidersomeone as nowbelongingtoyourgroupas anequal

toagreetopayabillofexchange

Question 2

Get

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Question 3

Obtain

Answer 3

to get something,especiallybyaskingfor it,buyingit,workingfor it, orproducingit from somethingelse

to get something,esp. by aplannedeffort

Question 4

Take

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Question 5

Receive

Answer 5

to get or be given something

to beabletohearsomeone’svoicewhen they arecommunicatingwith you byradio

toreactto something or someone in aparticularway thatshowshow youfeelabout it, him, or her

Question 6

Admit

Answer 6

toagreethat something istrue,especiallyunwillingly

toallowsomeone toenteraplace

toallowapersonorcountrytojoinanorganization

toallowsomeone toenterahospitalbecause they needmedicalcare

Question 7

Welcome

Answer 7

to bepleasedabout andencourageorsupportsomething

tomeetandspeakto someone in afriendlyway when theyarrive

If someone is welcome, you arepleasedwhen theyvisityou

said as agreetingto someonearrivingat aplace

Question 8

Recognize

Answer 8

toknowsomeone or something because you haveseenorheardhim or her orexperiencedit before

toacceptthat something islegal,true, orimportant

To recognize is also to showpublicappreciationfor theachievementsof someone, or apersonorgroup

if amachinerecognizes something, it isabletoreaditelectronicallyand getinformation

Question 9

Trust

Answer 9

tobelievethat someone is good andhonestand will notharmyou, or that something issafeandreliable

tohopeandexpectthat something istrue

Question 10

Acknowledge

Answer 10

toaccept,admit, orrecognizesomething, or thetruthorexistenceof something

totellsomeone, usually in aletteroremail, that you havereceivedsomething theysentyou

Question 11

Adopt

Answer 11

tolegallytake another person’schildintoyourownfamilyand takecareof him or her asyourownchild

to take ananimalthat has beenleftin aplacesuch as arescuecentre, andkeepit asyourpet

toacceptorstartto use something new

topaymoneyinorderto haveyournameconnectedwith aparticularthing,especiallyinordertohelpanorganizationraisemoney

Question 12

Agree

Answer 12

to have the sameopinion

todecidesomething together

toacceptasuggestionoridea

If two sets ofinformationagree, they aregenerallythe same

Question 13

Undertake

Answer 13

to do orbeginto do something,especiallysomething that will take alongtimeor bedifficult

topromisethat you will do something

to takeresponsibilityfor andbegindoing something

Question 14

Favor

Answer 14

approvalorsupportof someone or something

something you do tohelpsomeone, often after beingaskedto

asmallpresentgiven toguestsat aparty

Question 15

Respect

Answer 15

admirationfeltorshownfor someone or something that youbelievehas goodideasorqualities

politeness,honour, andcareshowntowards someone or something that isconsideredimportant

afeelingthat something isrightorimportantand you should notattempttochangeit orharmit

Question 16

Affirm

Answer 16

tostatesomething istrue, or tostateyoursupportfor anidea,opinion, etc.

Question 17

Assume

Answer 17

toacceptsomething to betruewithoutquestionorproof

topretendto have a differentnameor be someone you are not, or toexpressafeelingfalsely

to take orbeginto haveresponsibilityorcontrol, sometimes without therightto do so, or tobeginto have acharacteristic

Question 18

Approve

Answer 18

to have apositiveopinionof someone or something

toaccept,allow, orofficiallyagreeto something

to have a goodopinionof someone or something

Question 19

Comply

Answer 19

toactaccordingto anorder, set ofrules, orrequest

toobeyanorder,rule, orrequest

Question 20

Buy

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Question 21

Hold

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Question 22

Sign

Answer 22

to writeyourname, usually on a written orprinteddocument, to show that youagreewithitscontentsor have written orcreatedit yourself

to give anorderorinformation, or make arequest, usinghandandbodymovements

anoticegivinginformation,directions, awarning, etc.

somethingshowingthat somethingelseexistsor mighthappenorexistin thefuture

Question 23

Deny

Answer 23

to say that something is nottrue

to notallowsomeone to have or do something

to notadmitthat you haveknowledge,responsibility,feelings, etc.

to notadmitthat you haveknowledge,responsibility,feelings, etc.

Question 24

Disapproved

Answer 24

tothinkthat something iswrong, or to have abadopinionabout someone

Question 25

Oppose

Answer 25

todisagreewith something or someone, often byspeakingorfightingagainst it, him, or her

Question 26

Refuse

Answer 26

to say that you will not do oracceptsomething

unwantedwastematerial,especiallymaterialthat isregularlythrownaway from ahouse,factory, etc.

to say or show that you are notwillingto do,accept, orallowsomething

Question 27

Regret

Answer 27

afeelingofsadnessabout somethingsadorwrongor about amistakethat you have made, and awishthat it could have been different andbetter

Regret is also used toexpressin apoliteway that youfeelsorryabout something

Question 28

Disagree

Answer 28

to have a differentopinionor beunabletoagree

if two or morereports,ideas, sets ofnumbers, etc. disagree, they are not the same

Question 29

Repudiate

Answer 29

torefusetoacceptsomething or someone astrue, good, orreasonable

Question 30

Dissent

Answer 30

astrongdifferenceofopinionon aparticularsubject,especiallyabout anofficialsuggestionorplanor apopularbelief

todisagreewith otherpeopleabout something