TAFE Flashcards
noun U
agreement; permission
consent
The children’s parents had to give their consent to the operation.
noun / the basic laws or rules of a country or organization
constitution
verb
1 to pay for a newspaper or magazine to be sent to you regularly
2 to agree with an idea, belief, etc
subscribe
2 I don’t subscribe to the view that all war is wrong.
tell sb sth by a letter
notification
to start or begin
commence
the skin on the top of your head that is under your hair
scalp
to show something clearly by giving proof
demonstrate
to say something formally
deliver
a meeting at which something, especially a new product or idea, or piece of work, is shown or explained to a group of people
presentation
suitable or right for a particular situation, person, use, etc
appropriate
to talk to somebody in order to decide or agree about something
negotiate
to take part or become involved in sth
participate
great skill at doing sth
mastery
as list of names, addresses and telephone numbers in the order of the alphabet
directory
having more than a basic knowledge of sth but not yet advanced; suitable for sb who is at this level
intermediate
1, the hard centre of certain fruits, containing seeds; 2, the central or most important part of sth
core
a unit that forms part of sth bigger
module
adj. that must be done , by law, rules, etc
compulsory
(used about a course or subject) that a student can choose
elective
noun 1 U/ pieces of paper, rubbish,etc that are left in a public place
litter / eg. litter bin
verb 1 (used about a group of people or animals) to move away quickly in different directions 2 to drop or throw things in different directions over a wide area
scatter/ eg The wind scattered the papers all over the room.
noun / C,U / a great success or victory; the feeling of happiness that you have because of this
triumph/ eg The team returned home in triumph.
noun/C something you do that shows great strength, skill or courage
feat/ eg That new bridge is a remarkable feat of engineering.
noun
1 U the hard outer covering of a tree
2 C the short, loud noise that a dog makes
bark
eg The dog next door has a very loud bark.
prep
1 (abbr v, vs) used in sport for showing that two teams or people are playing against each other
versus
eg England versus Argentina
verb
to laugh at sb either in a friendly way or in order to upset him/her
tease
eg Don’t pay any attention to those boys. They are only teasing.
noun / C
1 a private teacher who teaches one person or a very small group
tutor
noun
1 C/U a period of time when Parliament, committees, etc do not meet
2 U a short break during a trial in a court of law
recess
verb
1 to throw sth lightly and carelessly
2 to move, or make sb/sth move up and down or from side to side
3 to move your head back quickly especially to show you are annoyed or impatient
4 to throw a coin into the air in order to decide sth, by guessing which side of the coin will land facing upwards
toss
1 Bob opened the letter and tossed the envelope into the bin.
2 He lay tossing and turning in bed, unable to sleep.
3 I tried to apologize but she just tossed her head and walked away.
4 to toss a coin
noun U
very small stones that are used for making roads, paths, etc
gravel
adv
1 almost, or very nearly, so that any slight difference is not important
virtually
eg The building is virtually finished.
verb
1 to damage sth so badly that it loses all its value, pleasure, etc
ruin
1 The bad news ruined my week.
noun C/U
a long, thin piece of material that is used for tying or decorating sth
ribbon
eg. a present wrapped in a blue ribbon
adj
not interesting or attractive
drab
eg. a drab grey office building
adj
consisting of different parts or materials
composite
adj
very silly or unreasonable
ridiculous
eg. They’re asking a ridiculous price for that house.
noun
1 C a person who is killed or injured in a war or an accident
2 C a person or thing that suffers as a result of sth else
3 the part of a hospital where people who have been injured in accidents are taken for immediate treatment
casualty
1 After the accident the casualties were taken to hospital.
2 Many small companies became casualties of the economic crisis.
noun C
a person who works as a doctor, dentist or lawyer
practitioner
a doctor who treats all types of illnesses and works in the local community in a practice, not in a hospital. In Britain is also called a family doctor.
GP
abbr. general practitioner
adj
having the right to do have sth
eligible
In Britain, you are eligible to vote when you are eighteen.