extra (zinnen)

Question 1

adjacent

Answer 1

What side is adjacent to x, that isn’t the hypotenuse?

Question 2

proximity

Answer 2

I’m sure the proximity sensor was trigged by a meteor again.

Question 3

to exploit

Answer 3

Skills needed to exploit opportunities may be in short supply.

Question 4

to coincide with

Answer 4

To coincide with the duration of the 10th European Development Fund (2008 to 2013) (10th EDF) and the multiannual financial framework 2007 to 2013, it should be extended until December 2013.

Question 5

a coup

Answer 5

When there was a coup in Burma, now Myanmar, in 1988, they closed the universities.

Question 6

realignment

Answer 6

For some patients, the jaw slides back too far while the person is sleeping, making jaw realignment the ideal approach.

Question 7

to discard

Answer 7

She started the coffee and picked up an empty pop bottle from the counter to discard in the trash.

Question 8

to deploy

Answer 8

The decision has been made to deploy extra troops/more powerful weapons.

Question 9

to penalize

Answer 9

Conclusion: Sometimes a strict regulation is indispensable to penalize unpunctuality due to the inertia of people.

Question 10

to forego

Answer 10

Mickey agreed to forego his holiday for the new project.

Question 11

to implement

Answer 11

Like all other major charities, we are employing increasingly expert staff to implement and disseminate the product of expensive information technology.

Question 12

prerequisite

Answer 12

Passing a written exam is a prerequisite for taking the advanced course.

Question 13

to supersede

Answer 13

In the latter sense, modern usage tends to supersede “officinal” by “official.”

Question 14

a tie- a draw

Answer 14

The math ended in a tie-a draw

Question 15

cumulative

Answer 15

Depression is often caused by the cumulative effects of stress and overwork.

Question 16

to decrease

Answer 16

Better health education should help to decrease the incidence of heart disease.

Question 17

ongoing effects

Answer 17

What ongoing effects did the doctor say this medicine has on people?

Question 18

aggregate

Answer 18

It imposed fines totalling ￡328,500 on 105 solicitors, compared with 76 solicitors fined an aggregate of ￡216,000 the year before.

Question 19

equilibrium

Answer 19

I paused in the hall to take three deep breaths to restore my equilibrium.

Question 20

to meddle

Answer 20

Already some people are asking whether scientists have any right to meddle in such matters.

Question 21

contentious

Answer 21

Smog and acid rain, water pollution and sewage disposal, dams and river-flows will become ever more contentious issues.

Question 22

to disenchant

Answer 22

It is necessary to disenchant this mysticism aesthetics of practical aesthetics

Question 23

to reestablish

Answer 23

Objective To reestablish cell polarity of hepatocytes cultured in vitro

Question 24

to dissuade

Answer 24

Doctors had tried to dissuade patients from smoking.

Question 25

abdication

Answer 25

This time, she promise the promise, can’t again abdication second time.

Question 26

to prevail

Answer 26

Your inner strength will enable you to prevail over life’s obstacles.

Question 27

allure

Answer 27

The allure of diamonds lies at the heart of the issue.

Question 28

confines

Answer 28

. Hypothetical thinking goes beyond the confines of everyday experience.

Question 29

deterrent

Answer 29

The bodies of executed criminals were hung on the city gates as a deterrent.

Question 30

subjugation

Answer 30

These are the implements of war and subjugation ; the last arguments to which kings resort.

Question 31

overt

Answer 31

In such a day, wars are usually the overt result of hopelessly confused covert causes.

Question 32

to be compelled to

Answer 32

The students ought not to be compelled to go back of academic titles to find out what they mean.

Question 33

apex

Answer 33

As if this were an apex of this island, its source of gravitational pull.

Question 34

non-proliferation

Answer 34

We must also pursue nuclear non-proliferation as vigorously as we can.

Question 35

penchant

Answer 35

If Patsy had a penchant for a pretty frock, Hughie Gallacher had a drink problem.

Question 36

military junta

Answer 36

The country was ruled by a military junta from 1974 until 1982.

Question 37

to intertwine with

Answer 37

The town’s prosperity is inextricably intertwined with the fortunes of the factory

Question 38

to instigate

Answer 38

bjective: To instigate both prescription and stability of galanthamine hydrobromide dispersion tablets.

Question 39

preponderance

Answer 39

With the continuing preponderance of the agricultural population this aspiration was not then as unrealistic as it might seem today.

Question 40

to elicit fear

Answer 40

Since the scary holiday is a good excuse for television programmers to try to elicit fear, two ancestors of “Vampire Bats” are also being shown this week.

Question 41

vulnerable

Answer 41

Babies are weak and vulnerable in the presence of huge shapes that they can only dimly perceive.

Question 42

to follow suit

Answer 42

Did an accumulation of arms contribute to national security or undermine it by encouraging opponents to follow suit?

Question 43

insurgency

Answer 43

A communist group is waging a 21-year insurgency against the national government.

Question 44

quagmire

Answer 44

Since the coup, the country has sunk deeper into a quagmire of violence and lawlessness.

Question 45

foreign oppressor

Answer 45

Lee is a powerful figure for the Chinese because he emphasised power and resolve in the face of adversity, particularly from foreign oppressors.

Question 46

to ratify a treatment

Answer 46

Mr Bush also wants Congress to ratify a free-trade deal with Colombia.

Question 47

ascendant power

Answer 47

It’s useful to keep that in mind as the trope about soft power again gets earnestly bandied about, only this time with China as the newly ascendant power.

Question 48

to oust

Answer 48

Last week they tried to oust him in a parliamentary vote of no confidence.

Question 49

massacre

Answer 49

The perpetrators of the massacre must be brought to justice as war criminals.

Question 50

ardent

Answer 50

The ardent hope for the future brought them through all the sufferings during the war.

Question 51

turmoil

Answer 51

He shivered, his thoughts in turmoil, his pulse racing.

Question 52

ambivalence

Answer 52

The document expressed some ambivalence over the doctrine of predestination.

Question 53

surveillance flights

Answer 53

Iraq is blocking U - 2 surveillance flights requested by the United Nations.