1601 |
vaccination |
n. act or instance of rendering insusceptible to disease by inoculating |
1602 |
equal |
n. person or thing that is the same |
1603 |
appeal |
n. request; plea; petition for a new trial or judgment |
1604 |
expansion |
n. enlargement; increase; spread; development |
1605 |
additive |
n. supplement |
1606 |
pallet |
n. straw-filled mattress; hard and simple bed; platform used to stack items during moving or storage |
1607 |
funnel |
n. device with a wide opening at the top which narrows as it reaches the bottom |
1608 |
privilege |
n. special individual right not enjoyed by others; benefit; advantage |
1609 |
valuable |
n. something of great worth |
1610 |
medicine |
n. art and science of disease treatment and health maintenance; remedy; drug |
1611 |
reply |
v. to answer; to respond |
1612 |
feed |
v. to supply; to support; to send; to move into a machine |
1613 |
depart |
v. to leave; to go away; to go in a different direction; to die |
1614 |
pertain |
v. to belong to; to be connected to; to relate; to refer |
1615 |
set up |
v. to establish; to start; to found; to being; to raise |
1616 |
appear |
v. to come into view; to show up; to seem |
1617 |
comment |
v. to make a remark; to explain; to write an explanatory note |
1618 |
staff |
v. to employ a group of workers; to provide with employees; to man |
1619 |
associate |
v. to share company; to connect; to relate to; to combine |
1620 |
speed |
v. to accelerate; to cause to move quickly; to expedite; to further; to hurry |
1621 |
pushy |
n. cat (Slang); feline |
1622 |
convenient |
adj. comfortable; useful; serviceable |
1623 |
elude |
v. to avoid; to escape; to shrink |
1624 |
lend |
v. to give on a temporary basis; to give money as a loan; to donate |
1625 |
expiration |
n. termination; end |
1626 |
satisfaction |
n. gratification of a need; remuneration; fulfillment |
1627 |
rent |
n. money paid for the use of property; rip; tear; laceration |
1628 |
work |
n. labor; task; profession; occupation; vocation; effort |
1629 |
match |
n. competition; equal opponent; partner; counterweight; game |
1630 |
foster |
v. to encourage; to nurture; to promote; to raise; to care for |
1631 |
contrary |
adj. opposed |
1632 |
predictable |
adj. can be prophesied; can be foretold |
1633 |
tense |
adj. strained; taut; rigid; nervous; stressful |
1634 |
complicated |
adj. confusing; hard to understand; difficult; complex |
1635 |
regardless |
adj. inattentive; unmindful |
1636 |
supervisory |
adj. managerial; overseeing |
1637 |
straight |
adj. having no curves or bends; frank; continuous; honest; consistent |
1638 |
trial |
adj. experimental; exploratory; test; used as a sample |
1639 |
spot |
adj. made or done immediately; paid at once; performed randomly |
1640 |
clear |
adj. pure; obvious; easy to understand; comprehensible |
1641 |
difficulty |
n. problem; challenge; hardship; trouble |
1642 |
clearance |
n. release; approval; washing |
1643 |
replay |
n. rematch; repetition |
1644 |
dispense |
n. expenditure; pardon |
1645 |
item |
n. thing; object; article; news story; piece of information |
1646 |
image |
n. figure; form; reflection; picture; likeness; embodiment |
1647 |
return |
n. act of giving back; reply; answer; profit; yield; repayment |
1648 |
study |
n. learning; field of learning; thorough investigation; report; analysis |
1649 |
persistence |
n. diligence; tenacity; stubbornness; continuation |
1650 |
mark |
n. sign; indication; symbol; grade; trace |
1651 |
jeopardize |
v. to endanger; to place in danger; to imperil; to put at risk |
1652 |
conceptualize |
v. to plan; to design; to imagine; to conceive; to envision |
1653 |
rectify |
v. to fix; to repair; to correct; to calibrate; to adjust |
1654 |
patch |
v. to cover a hole with a piece of material; to use to cover a hole |
1655 |
advertise |
v. to promote; to draw attention to; to publicize |
1656 |
divert |
v. to distract; to entertain; to turn in a different direction; to deflect |
1657 |
eliminate |
v. to remove; to get rid of |
1658 |
focus |
v. to make clear; to concentrate |
1659 |
circumvent |
v. to by-pass; to side-step; to evade |
1660 |
space |
v. to set some distance apart |
1661 |
predominate |
v. to control to rule over; to be superior |
1662 |
handle |
n. part of an object designed to be gripped by the hand; fist name; nickname; code name; title |
1663 |
adverse opinion |
n. one of several separate payments into which a debt has been divided; section; portion |
1664 |
bonus |
n. dividend; perk; monetary gift |
1665 |
dotted |
adj. spotted; speckled; composed of a series of small dashes (about a line) |
1666 |
sequence |
n. progression; succession; order; arrangement |
1667 |
daily |
n. newspaper that is published 5 to 7 times a week |
1668 |
note |
n. short written reminder; memo; brief informal letter; official message |
1669 |
terminal |
n. either end of a passenger line; bus or train station |
1670 |
crew |
n. group of people working together; team |
1671 |
chop |
n. seal; trademark |
1672 |
midmorning |
n. before noon |
1673 |
message |
n. communication; information; announcement; note; memo; intimation |
1674 |
citation |
n. quotation; official praise; summons to a court of law |
1675 |
client |
n. customer; buyer; computer that serves as a terminal |
1676 |
release |
n. freedom; liberation; newly distributed film (or record, book, etc.); statement provided to the media |
1677 |
bargain |
n. good deal; agreement; item that has been bought at a specially low price |
1678 |
board |
n. management committee; food |
1679 |
function |
n. duty; role; purpose; feature; convention |
1680 |
list |
n. roll; roster; inventory; strip; band |
1681 |
last |
v. to continue; to suffice; to endure; to persist |
1682 |
reinforce |
v. to strengthen; to fortify; to support; to increase |
1683 |
approve |
v. to agree; to concur; to confirm; to endorse |
1684 |
contain |
v. to include; to hold back; to restrain; to keep under control |
1685 |
severely |
adv. seriously; gravely; acutely; critically |
1686 |
work |
v. to labor; to act; to operate; to activate; to process |
1687 |
assess |
v. to estimate; to gauge; to evaluate; to measure |
1688 |
recant |
v. to give up; to renounce; to deny; to disavow; to retract |
1689 |
constrain |
v. to compel; to reinforce; to oblige; to coerce |
1690 |
loan |
v. to lend a sum of money for a period of time; to give temporarily |
1691 |
slander |
n. false and injurious statements made about another; defamation; calumny |
1692 |
resist |
v. to oppose; to fight against; to challenge; to withstand |
1693 |
gymnasium |
n. building for indoor sports and exercise; fitness center |
1694 |
slogan |
n. motto; catchword; attention getting phrase used in advertising |
1695 |
scanner |
n. peripheral device used to convert objects or images into digital images (Computers) |
1696 |
bubble |
n. blister; gas-filled sac |
1697 |
pipe |
n. tube; trachea; flute; toot |
1698 |
plant |
n. small vegetable growth; factory; equipment |
1699 |
international |
adj. between countries; of relations between two or more countries |
1700 |
assistant |
n. person who gives support to a superior; aide; helper |