English

Question 1

payment for work or services

Answer 1

remuneration

At this point of my career I would say the remuneration you have mentioned should be sufficient.

Question 2

used to say that an activity has gone well until now

Answer 2

So far so good
I won the first round. So far so good. Now all I needed to do was maintain my concentration.

Question 3

something you say to show that you understand why someone has done or said something

used to admit that something is reasonable or acceptable

Answer 3

Fair enough
Your answer length is about 45 seconds to 1 minute. That’s fair enough to comply with all standards given by The Authority.

Question 4

mostly, nearly, approximately

Answer 4

More or less
This is more or less part one of the examination.

Question 5

continuing on from a particular point in time, especially after something else has stopped happening

after that time
from now on

Answer 5

Thereafter
Thereafter we will continue with a couple of their questions and have a little chat 15 minutes.

Question 6

think or assume that something is true or probable but lack proof or certain knowledge

Answer 6

was supposed to be
My alternative plan was that I was supposed to become a dentist.

Question 7

Not willing to do something and therefore slow to do

Answer 7

Reluctant
Pilots are reluctant to fly a single engine aircraft at night because they say in the event of emergency landing is much more difficult almost impossible and therefore the chances of survival are much lower than during the day.

Question 8

To start to do something. Said to someone in order to give them permission to start to do something.

Answer 8

Go ahead.
Could I ask you a rather personal question? Sure, go ahead.

Question 9

In addition to something, especially something unpleasant

Answer 9

On top of that.
We missed our flight, and on top of that we had to wait seven hours for the next one.

Question 10

to arrange in order of importance so that you can deal with the most important things before the others

Answer 10

make priorities
If you have scenario like this, just make priorities.

Question 11

Question about time and group exercise.

Answer 11

How much time do we have ? We have 25 minutes. Let’s spend five minutes just reading the exercise. Do we have the same exercise everybody?

Question 12

put in a specified place or position

Answer 12

set
We’re going to have to decide how we set priorities in order to come to a conclusion.

Question 13

they like each other and are friendly to each other

Answer 13

get along with
This guy, he has been known for being a bit of a racist. People are not gonna get along with him.

Question 14

put forward for consideration, to mention an idea, possible plan, or action for other people to consider

Answer 14

suggest
I suggest we don’t take him but he’s a survival expert.

Question 15

whatever else is happening, without considering other things;

used to change the subject, return to an earlier subject, or get to the most interesting point:

Answer 15

Anyway;

Of course I don’t mind taking you home - I’m going that way anyway.

Anyway, as I said, I’ll be away next week.

Question 16

used to say that if something is the case or not, the result is the same

Answer 16

Even if
Even if you have very light plane, you would use the same pitch.

Question 17

used when referring to the main or most important characteristic or feature of something:

Answer 17

Basically
Basically, (= the most important thing is that) they want a lot more information about the project before they’ll put any money into it.
“So what’s the difference between these two TVs?” “Well, they’re basically the same, but the more expensive one has a bigger screen.

Question 18

it is done in a way that is useful or suitable for you.

Answer 18

For convenience
But for convenience windshear is considered to be vertical or horizontal

Question 19

The fact of showing no care or respect for something

Answer 19

Disregard
Does this mean you should disregard the HR element? Absolutely not.

Question 20

Important matters should be dealt with before other things

Answer 20

First things first
So first things first we have to draw effing picture.

Question 21

used, often at the start of a sentence, to express what you would like to happen:

Answer 21

Hopefully
Hopefully this brings in more context to your home simulations.

Question 22

To be mentioned or talked about in conversation

Answer 22

Come up
Which we will come up later.

Question 23

You can say ‘______’ before or after a statement to indicate that you are telling the truth about your own opinions or feelings, especially if you think these will disappoint the person you are talking to.

Answer 23

To be honest

It was kind of funny to be honest.

Question 24

to introduce a new topic or a new aspect of a topic that you are talking about.

Answer 24

When it comes to
When it comes to planning what I usually do.

Question 25

1. You use ______ when you are stating something that you expect the person who is listening to know already.
2. You use _______ to indicate that something is easily noticed, seen, or recognized.

Answer 25

Obviously

Obviously, they’ve had sponsorship from some big companies.

They obviously appreciate you very much.

Question 26

usually, or in most situations:

Answer 26

In general
In general you only get your navigation display in the VOR and the approach modes.

Question 27

except for or not considering

Answer 27

Apart from
The room was empty apart from one man seated beside the fire.

Question 28

in a specified area or place

Answer 28

Up here
It’a just up here on the overhead panel. I’ve just switched on ADIRS and IRS’s.

Question 29

used to ask someone politely if they would like to do something

Answer 29

I was wondering
I was wondering if you’d like to have a coffee.

Question 30

means ‘particularly’ or ‘above all’

Answer 30

Especially
Do you think that anyone especially young people can actually contribute to its efforts and to secure?

Question 31

to not give your attention to what you are doing at the time

Answer 31

take your eye off the ball

So they weren’t focused on the issue. They took their eyes off the ball.

Question 32

used after an order or suggestion to show what the result will be if you do not follow that order or suggestion,

differently, or in another way

Answer 32

Otherwise

So in case you experience any serious malfunction after V1 you’ll have to commit yourself to continue the takeoff. Otherwise a takeoff abort will lead to a runway overrun.

Question 33

If you do something _____________ a rule, you follow or obey it:

Answer 33

In accordance with
Again Vr is also calculated prior takeoff in accordance with aircraft weight, environmental facts etc.

Question 34

to promise or give your loyalty, time, or money to a particular principle, person, or plan of action:

Answer 34

commit

I’m committed to develop my knowledge.

Question 35

in a deliberate and positive way.

Answer 35

Actively

Actively commit in projects (involve).

Question 36

wanting very much to do or have something, especially something interesting or enjoyable

to give something, especially money, in order to provide or achieve something together with other people

Answer 36

Eager and contribute
I am eager to learn and contribute to long term success of organisation.

Question 37

creating a positive or negative change in someone’s life or the environment

when people find the change important, useful, and relevant

Answer 37

Meaningful impact

Such stability would make it more likely that maternal speech characteristics would have a meaningful impact on the developing child and, therefore, make it a topic worthy of further study.

Question 38

to attract attention, to be very noticeable, to be much better than other similar things or people

an extremely short period of time

Answer 38

Stands out and instant

One specific instant stands out to me.

Question 39

used with the present perfect tense to talk about something that started in the past and is still going on

Answer 39

Since then
I learned about approach ban and since then I just implement these rules all the time.

Question 40

to direct attention toward something

Answer 40

Point out something

Angela pointed out some spelling errors in my paper.

Question 41

in addition to; also

Answer 41

Besides that
Besides that this is one of the reasons why the capitan keeps his hands on the throttle until pilot monitoring call out v1.

Question 42

in a way that is not intentional

Answer 42

Inadvertently
Capitan moves his hand away from the throttle to not inadvertently abort the takeoff.

Question 43

You can use it to express that you are willing to examine or think about something.

Answer 43

I would consider
I would not necessarily consider that as immediate failure but I would more consider it as well just the imperfections our flight simulator involved.

If he’s not in the way, I would consider bringing him along.

Question 44

when you are making an exception to a general statement, except for

Answer 44

(Imperfections of simulator) Apart from that most checks capitans are going to be able to maintain straight and level flight for you.

Question 45

approximately, not exactly, violently

Answer 45

Roughly
They brief you for what you can expect roughly.

Question 46

Something that __________ is an idea that you suddenly have

Answer 46

pops out into your mind
What first pops out into your mind when you hear word “midlife”?

Question 47

Actually. To indicate that you are giving more detailed information about what you have just said.

Answer 47

In fact.
In fact, many English learners neglect listening practice because they feel that they are already practising English whenever they watch Netflix.

Question 48

to be serious about taking action

Answer 48

mean business
I really wouldn’t joke about it because these people are deadly serious and mean business.

Question 49

to pause before you do or say something, often because you are uncertain or nervous about it

Answer 49

hesitate
If you need anything, don’t hesitate to ask.

Question 50

phrase used to indicate that a particular matter is not someone else’s business or is not something they need to be involved in or worried about. It’s a polite or direct way to convey that the information or situation does not involve the person being addressed.

Answer 50

None of your concern.
I’m sorry, but my personal finances are none of your concern.

Question 51

Adverb - you’re not 100% certain if something is true.

Answer 51

Apparently
Apparently we have to work late this weekend.

Question 52

Applies to, relevant or appropriate, affecting or relating to a person or thing.

Answer 52

Applicable
The rule is only applicable to new employees.
Those rules only apply to new employees.

Question 53

to gradually end, often in a disappointing or weak way

Answer 53

fizzled out
What about stars, which are so far away that, by time their light reaches us and we can see them they may have fizzled out.

Question 54

to persuade someone that something false is the truth, or to keep the truth hidden from someone for your own advantage

Answer 54

Deceive
A man on a stage deceives us into thinking that something astonishing has happened when what really happened was something quite different.

Question 55

If someone ______, or if something ________ them out, they suddenly feel extremely surprised, upset, angry, or confused.

Answer 55

Freak out
You can see why this study freaked me out.

Question 56

I have been in vs I have been to

Answer 56

I have been to Paris twice.
I have been in London about 3 weeks.
Been to … we are talking about places that we have visited in our lives.
Been in we are talking about staying or living somewhere for a period of time from the past up to the present moment.

Question 57

Immediately

Answer 57

Right away

I’ll call them right away, because if I wait, I’ll probably forget to do it.

Question 58

Be patient, don’t rush.

Answer 58

Take your time.

Question 59

Take up a task which is too challenging to cope with

Answer 59

Bite off more than you can chew
Sometimes I feel like I’ve bitten off more than I can chew.

Question 60

Gain control of something

Answer 60

Take over something.
You get delegated a project led by another person before you. In this case, you are taking over responsibility for that project.

Question 61

Fight between only two people, private conversation with no one else involved

Answer 61

One-on-one
I have a one-on-one with my manager tomorrow.

Question 62

to show that you are slightly uncertain or reluctant about what you are saying.

Answer 62

I guess
Take too much of your time. I guess it’s more convenient to sit on your own.

Question 63

You can use it to refer to a greater intensity or magnitude of something

Answer 63

Even more pronounced
40 % of all jobs around the world will be impacted by AI. The effect is even more pronounced in developed world.

Question 64

it happens sometimes, but not very often, occasionally

Answer 64

Once in a while.
You meet some really interesting people every once in a while.

Question 65

to introduce an example or examples of something we mention, present a list of examples.

Answer 65

Such as
Countries such as Sweden have a long record of welcoming refugees from all over the world.

Question 66

______ is similar to like for introducing examples, but it is more formal, and we can use it to introduce an example or examples of something we mention.

Answer 66

Such as

Countries such as Sweden have a long record of welcoming refugees from all over the world.

Question 67

It is used to refer to a general statement or rule that may not apply to every single situation.

Answer 67

With a few exceptions

For example, “Visitors are not allowed in the office building with few exceptions.”.