Part 8 Flashcards
sleeveless shirt, sleeveless
Usage: Australia wide
prohibition, disqualification, forbidden, prohibited, illegal, forbid, prohibit, disqualify, disqualified
Usage: Australia wide
rhythm, beat (music), tap, rhythmic
Usage: Australia wide
strangulation, strangle, strangulate, throttle, strangled, throttled
Usage: Australia wide
not believe, believe not, disbelieve, don’t believe, disbelief
Usage: Australia wide
document, story, information, explain, describe, menu, budget, program, calendar, text
telephone call, answer telephone
Usage: Australia wide
used to, familiar with, identical, familiarity, identity, draw, tie, deuce, dead heat, acclimatisation, habituation
Usage: Australia wide
ban, prohibit, forbid, stop (prohibit), banned, prohibited, forbidden, illegal, don’t, prohibition, forbidden, no (refuse), no way (reject)
Usage: Australia wide
stroke, caress, petting, pet, pat, fondle
Usage: Australia wide
sad, sadness, sadden, grief, grieve
Usage: Australia wide
carpenter, carpentry, hammer
Usage: Australia wide
change, alteration, modification, alter, modify
Usage: Australia wide
ban, prohibit, forbid, stop (prohibit), banned, prohibited, forbidden, illegal, don’t, prohibition, forbidden, no (refuse), no way (reject)
Usage: Australia wide
relaxation, relax, calm down
Usage: Australia wide
points (dots), dots, full stops, periods (full stops), spots
Usage: Australia wide
blank, bare, empty, deserted
Usage: Australia wide
instruction, instructions, instruct, coach, instructor, teacher, teach
Usage: Australia wide
police, policeman, policewoman, police officer
Usage: Australia wide
time-frame, period (time)
Usage: Australia wide
police, police officer, policeman, policewoman
Usage: Australia wide
about, approximate, concerning
Usage: Australia wide
separate, separately, apart, separation, break up (relationship), split up (relationship)
Usage: Australia wide
mean, stingy, parsimonious
Usage: Australia wide
expect, hope, expectation
Usage: Australia wide
venetian blind, louvre, louvred
Usage: Australia wide
grandfather, pop, grandad
Usage: Australia wide
switch, changeover, conversion, inversion, reversion, convert, invert, upside down, revert
Usage: Australia wide
caption, captioning, sub-titles, sub-titled, captioned
Usage: Australia wide
accommodation, hostel, hotel, motel, boarder, billet, dormitory, stay over, accommodate, board
Usage: Australia wide
plate, disk, disc, dish, record (music)
background, recent, recently
Usage: Australia wide
far (very far), distant (very distant), distance (long distance)
Usage: Australia wide
generation, descendants, offspring, descended
Usage: Australia wide
revolt, rebellion, insurrection, uprising, revolution, rebel
Usage: Australia wide
puzzle, puzzlement, puzzled, perplexed
Usage: Australia wide
boat, ship, cruise, ferry, sail
Usage: Australia wide
fool, silliness, silly, foolish
Usage: Australia wide
police, policeman, policewoman, police officer
Usage: Australia wide
preference, requirement, prefer, require, required, necessary, needed
Usage: Northern dialect
scratch, mark, scratched, marked
Usage: Australia wide
encouragement, encourage
Usage: South Australia
control, coordinator, coordinate
Usage: Australia wide
highway, expressway, freeway, motorway, tollway
Usage: Australia wide
money, well-off, wealthy, moneyed, wherewithall
Usage: Australia wide
ruler, draftsman, draughtsman, draftsmanship, draughtsmanship, architect, architecture, rule, line, ruled, lined, draft
Usage: Australia wide
traffic, thoroughfare, busy
Usage: Australia wide
sterilisation, tubal ligation, vasectomy, sterilise
Usage: Australia wide
itself, himself, herself, independently, themselves
Usage: Australia wide
talent, competence, skill, fluency, talented, competent, skilled, fluent
Usage: Australia wide
demonstration, protest, picket, placard, demonstrate
Usage: Australia wide
grudge, revenge, vengeance, avenge
Usage: Australia wide
vapour, smoke, steam, fumes, vaporise, fume
Usage: Australia wide
jealousy, envy, jealous, envious
Usage: Southern dialect
lousiness, rottenness, disapproval, deterioration, failure, lousy, disapprove, deteriorate, fail
Usage: Australia wide
ground, floor, flat, plain, flatten
Usage: Australia wide
give in, surrender, retire, give up, yield
Usage: Australia wide
sufficiency, adequacy, enough, sufficient, adequate, excess, plenty
Usage: Australia wide
trouble-free, hassle-free
Usage: Australia wide
follow, follower, adherent, disciple, apostle
Usage: Australia wide