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1. The match was abandoned because of bad weather. 5{H)r
He abandoned himself to despair. 3qV^RW&
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They aborted the mission for lack of money. Ust +g4
He was absorbed in a book and didn't hear you call. U<6)CW1;
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desert/forsake/ leave / cease / depart / discard / relinquish / surrender /quit/ withdraw /give up/terminate h!B{7J
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2. We have to abide by the rules of the game. 5a |[cR
abide We have to abide by the rules of the game. observe obey observe comply with conform to /{R
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Her fame will abide for sure. Last/endure/ continue/persist/remain/stay CW;zviH5
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3. .I must ask you to accompany me to the police station. [,bJKz)a
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4. He has been asked to account for his absence. Rd(8j+Q?ps
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Give us an account of what happened. Story/reason/information/description/tale/statement JP!e'oWxi
He has been asked to account for his absence. ( describe /tell /relate/ answer for/ say explain / explicate) +sJ{9# 6
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5. He was accused of stealing the money. :qS~"@ ?<
6. She is accustomed to living in comfort. (accustomed/used addict be familiar with) g=KK
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7. I'm sure Betsy is the girl whom you will be glad to get acquainted with. l="(Hp%b
8. She’s always pestering me with questions. (annoy/irritate/trouble/frustrate) '>[ZfT
9. I shall certainly act on your advice. (follow) QVn2`hr
10. To our delight, she quickly adapted (herself) to the situation. uA`e
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11. This is a universal truth which admits of no exception. (allow for) Pf8_6 z_
12. I can’t afford to lose my job. AsS~TLG9p
13. Their opinion will not affect my decision. M|y!,/'
We were deeply affected by the news of his death. (*2
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14. I don't agree to what he has just said. %jUZc:06
15. My remarks were not aimed at you. 5Bcmz'?!
16. Passengers are not allowed to smoke in here. IL Nghtm-
17. His debt now amounts to 1,000 pounds.
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What they have just done answers precisely to our need. O[ans_8
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19. A good general can anticipate what the enemy will do. TR?jT
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22. The company's losses this year arise almost entirely from the new taxes. {.,y v>%
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23. Many people don't approve of the plan. H~qY7t
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24. He was aroused from his nap by the doorbell. -E!V;Tgc%U
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25. An unusual painting arrested his attention. M8lR#2n|
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26. They spent a whole month assembling materials. 7<ES&ls_
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27. Whisky is always associated with Scotland. ZGOI8M]@
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acquaint I'm sure Betsy is the girl whom you will be glad to get acquainted with. WS0RvBvb
associate/link / touch / join / unite / combine / connect /go with / run with /mingle with / relate xH8nn3U
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28. I am assuming that the present situation is going to continue. QSy #k~
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I assure you that the goods will be delivered next week. B)"WG7W E
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30. There was a note attached to the parcel. U07n7`2w
31. To attain your ambition in early life may not be a good thing. aX1|&erI
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32. He has some important business to attend to. W#0pFofXw
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33.We lost the train by about a minute; it was drawing out just as we arrived on the platform. bd<zn*HZ*
34.She avenged her father’s murder. JX/rAnc@
35. You should avoid driving in the center of the town during the rush hour. G(4:yK0
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36. She was banned from driving for six months. -i @!{ ?
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37. The unions bargained with the management for a shorter working week. (negotiate) >1mCjP
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38. If you borrow money from him, you are barking up the wrong tree. ZT_ EpT=1
39.The film was based on a novel by Dickens. '(u [
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40. I shall never beat John at tennis! We are clearly not in the same class. C`knFGb
42. That black dress with the diamond just becomes you. P RX:*0
43.The concert began with a piece by an unknown composer. JYKA@sZHe
44. More and more students are benefiting from this modem type of instruction. KY"W{D9ib
45.I have never seen anyone get the better of him in an argument. m2<sVTN`^
46.Believe it or not, we were kept waiting in the rain for two hours. jB?Tua
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47. He has never belonged to a trade union. zc,fJM
He doesn’t feel he belongs. 0Km{fZYq7;
48. I tried to sell him my old car, but he would bite. |'=R`@w~0
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49.You can’t blame all this on me. )BS./zD*[<
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He is the last one to blame for the accident. yZA}WTGe
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50. You should not boast of your success. Brag /show off
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51. I refuse to be brainwashed by advertisers into buying something I don’t need. M_UhFY='
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52. The prisoner broke away from his guards. <q%buyQna
The telephone system has broken down because of the storm. O^4:4tRpt
Please don’t break in on our conversation. O\B_=KWDO
The two countries have broken off diplomatic relations. &d 9tR\}
She’s just broken up with her boyfriend. +;pdG[N
As the president arrived, the crowd broke into applause. z9YC9m)jK
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53. The missing man was found bound and unconscious in the trunk. '1|r+(q|2
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54.The scandal may bring down the government. 5A Vo#}&\
We are going to discuss the matter brought forward from the last meeting. 92bvmP*o4
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55. This situation calls for prompt action. ke2'?,
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They have called off their engagement. DL_2%&k/
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56. Do you care for a cup of coffee? Pj8s;#~u
57. He tends to get carried away when watching his neighbors quarreling. k6QQoLb$V
Carry on with your work when I am away. a7)q^;:O
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His determination carried him through. (pull) +D* b!5[
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58. Panic swept through the swimmers as they caught sight of a huge shark approaching menacingly. Ef;_im
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59. She centered her attention on the problem. [kMXr'TyPX
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60. They charged him with murder. ;l[/<J
I wonder why they charged you so much money for such a book..
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61. They cherished the sweet memory of the years in Venice. BBm.;=8@ ^
He cherished the illusion that she’s in love with him. 3x#=@i
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62. No one came to claim (for) the horse, so the farmer decided to sell it. yYkk0 3
63. It is supposed to clear up tomorrow. vtc} )s\
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64. She clung to the hope that he was still alive. R|Z $aHQ
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65. Hydrogen combines with Oxygen to form water. ?C(Z\"IX
Circumstances have combined to ruin our plans fro the holiday. a.v$+}+.[,
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66. I'm afraid I can't comment on your work just yet. (remarks n.) ?D/r1%Z
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67. Very few experts could come up with completely new solutions to the world’s economic problems.
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68. I cannot commit myself to any further expense; my means are stretched to the utmost as it is. KW+ps16~
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69. Compare this with that, and you will see which is the better. 41>Bm*if
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70. We cannot compel you to do it, but we think you should. eC%.xu^
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He courage compels universal admiration. (inspire) dt{|bQLu3
This sort of work demands great patience. I&3L1rl3{*
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71. Several companies are competing against each other for the contract. cBb!7?6(
72. Nothing can compensate for the loss of one's health. Jg/l<4,K,
73. It's no use complaining about the cold. ?q1&(g]qO
74. You must comply with the rules of the game. Mcj4GjV6:"
75. The committee was composed mainly of teachers and parents.
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76. Most people couldn't conceive of living without a telephone. m=Y9s B
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77. His work is concerned with the preparation of documents. 6_
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Where the children are concerned, they should not be burdened with homework. kXzm
Don’t interfere in what doesn’t concern you. AT}}RE@vq
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78. He was found guilty of murder and condemned to death. J5)e 7
79. He confessed to me that he had just been converted to some strange religion. iN8?~T}w
80. I wish you would confine yourself to the matter under discussion. &{9'ylv-B)
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What you have told me about Tom confirms me that he is to blame. 0{F"b'h
If you are a member of a club, you have to conform to the rules of that club. s0H_Y'
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81. One should never lose heart when confronted with temporary difficulties. q -M&
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82. 8He congratulated me on having got engaged. v]F q}I"
83.The owner wouldn't consent to our making any structural change in the flat. {R
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84. The atmosphere consists of certain gases mixed together in definite proportions. tPP nW
Happiness consists in appreciating what you have. 7J~6J.m
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85. I consulted my lawyer about the matter and I shall act on his advice. tBtJRi(
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86.I would contend that unemployment is our most serious social evil. Argue/struggle/fight/quarrel fU@}]&
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87. In this book the writer contrasts good with evil. v\rOs+.s
88. Like the law, censorship contributes to the common good. \hdR&f5q
The two men have contributed a lot to the relationship between the two countries. H1| -f]!
89. Words cannot convey how delighted I am. {.bLh0
Please convey my good wishes to your mother. "8ILV`[
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90. You can't convince me of the necessity of that course of action. EAF<PMb
91. cure This medicine should cure you of your cold. -kZz,pNQ,
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You demand too much of him; he is not really equal to the task. Require/expect Bh:AY@k
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92. Poor Mary! She has so much to cope with. Il2DZ5-
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93. We have been corresponding with each other for years. cmt3ceCb
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94. Her opinion counts because of her experience. Matter/ be of importance/ significant 4I"QT(;
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Knowledge without common sense counts for little. on*?O O'
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You can always count on him. < t>N(e
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95. The employer cut off the number of men working for him. `!qWHm6I*
Don’t cut in while I’m talking. :J(a;/~ip
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96. I need a book dealing with pollution problems. GPP~*+n
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97. After seeing all the candidates we decide on this one. A!fjw
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98. He delights in annoying me. sN-5vYfC*
99. They denied her the opportunity to see her father. n9bX[+#d
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He denied any knowledge of their plans.
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100. Everything will ultimately depend on what is said at the meeting with the directors next week. YvBUx#\
101. Thousands of English words are derived from Latin. +R2
102. She is devoted to her children. mWmDH74
103. The argument developed into a bitter quarrel. B'yN &3
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104. She died of an illness; and he died a beggar. T]CvfvO5
The storms are dying down. fD,#z&
The noise of the car died away in the distance. 6K`frt
The members of the family had all died off. #\`6ZHW
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105. I move that he be discharged for his serious mistake.
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106. Badly beaten, the intruders fell back in disorder. 5fVdt
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107. Her writings display natural talents. QQC0uta`
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108. In autumn, a gardener burns leaves to dispose of them. _e`b^_
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109. He can't distinguish between a genuine antique and a reproduction. NiWooFPKJ
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110. Children are so easily distracted. tM@TT@.t~
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111. The novel (was) divided into three chapters. A`OU}'v?L
112. I' want them to do away with this barbarous custom. ={z YcVI
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Tom said that he didn't want to have anything to do with the new boy. >@rp]xx
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113. They drew up the contract and presented it to the management. 9KAXc(-
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She drove her car into the forest. :[AW
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114. She got a scholarship to Cambridge but dropped out a year later. \&W~nYXq"
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115. Did anything emerge from your discussion? tWc!!Hf2j
You must encourage him in his efforts. L{\B9b2
Don’t encourage bad habits in a child. N^`F_R1Z
Don’t discourage her; she is doing her best. Vs encourage 1[B?nk
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116. We ended the diner up with fruit and coffee. 4pA(.<#A
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117. The soldiers were equipped with the latest weapons. rY($+O@a<
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118. If you engage in local politics, you cannot expect to have much time for your family. qW7S<ouh
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119. How many people entered for the game? Y
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120. He's entitled to a pension, but he won't dream of retiring yet. )/f,.Z$
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121. Dc you mean to say you exchanged that lovely car for this? K3 "co1]u
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122. He has been trying hard all the time to live up to what his parents expect of him. /[_>U{~P#
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123. I’ve only recently explored Shakespeare with profit and pleasure. (study, research on, examine, scrutinize, speculate on) sa*]q~a
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124. Why did you expose him to danger? ^K&&O{
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125. You’ve been caught cheating ----- now you must face the music. E}\^
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126. He must face up to the fact that he is no longer young. ].2q.7Yur
127. The exhibition is designed to facilitate further cooperation between Chinese TV industry and overseas TV industries. U*v//@WbH
128. The colors in these artificial flowers are guaranteed not to fade. c?b?x
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129.If you fail in this attempt, don't count on me for help. {EZ
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131. Their mothers can't afford to feed them on meat and fish every day. I+8m1*
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132. After Tom passed his driving test he filled in/out an application for his driving license. ]#))#-&1
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133. The information does not fit in with what I was told yesterday. o<@2zhuhrx
134. Birds of a feather flock together. 8uS1HE\%
135. The price of vegetables fluctuates according to the weather. qV8;;&8r
136. Public attention at the moment is focused on the problem of industrial relations. M_$pqVm
137. But we didn't want the war. It was forced on us. 8r)eiERv
138. I have been freed from all trouble and responsibility. `=b*g24z[N
139. You are not going about the job in the right way. cd*y{Wt
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140. George took for granted all that his parents did for him. CG$S?
141. You must guard against any tendency to take your privileges for granted. 241YJ
142. We set sail at dawn and headed for New York. t<}'/
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143. Dc you mean to say you have never heard of Beethoven?
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144. The crowd hindered him from leaving. tNmH*"wR<
145. She hit on a good title for her new novel. w&`gx6?-na
146. The rent increase will hit the pockets of the poor. 9"_qa q
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147. She held back, not knowing how to break the terrible news. *G>V`||RW
I think he is holding something back; he knows more that he admits. PFUb\AY
She always holds to her convictions. 1Qhx$If~
His argument doesn’t hold water. \TC&/'7}
The forthcoming talks hold out the hope of real arms reduction. ;QREwT~H
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Our bus was held up for nearly half an hour. {B?%r[nW
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148. Like Bill, I hope for something better. Y?ZTl762
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149. Wealth cannot be identified with happiness. ;wJLH\/
I found it hard to identify with any of the characters in the film. \C/`?"4w
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150. On Sundays they had nothing to do, and they idled away the hours watching TV. 2"yzrwZ:
155. Would you ever have imagined him becoming a politician? 8Tt2T}
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She imagined walking into the office and telling everyone what she thought of them. g^}X3NUn
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156. Military occupation does not give them the right to impose their will on the Iranian people. =qCVy:RL4
157. He impressed on me the importance of the work. ^dYFFKQ
Dick made good marks the first year, but he thought he could improve on them. H Y.,f_m
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158. He returned to the room and informed me of his decision. ;# {XNq<1
159. You must develop an awareness of the world around you and the people who inhabit it. $J=9$
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160. I insist on your telling me the truth. XMa(XOnX
161. Her books inspired hope, loyalty and enthusiasm. :==kC672
162. I was instructed of drawing once upon a time. 0*B_$E06
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163.The company insured his property for 10,000 pounds. kxThtjgv
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164. If you interfere in /with other people's affairs, you will regret it. *ZKfyn$+~
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165. He invested a lot of money in shipping. tG^Oj:
166. Two or three people were involved in the accident. =QRLKo#_
167. Alice would jump at the chance of going to Egypt. XH1so1h
I know I was in your room when you came back, but don’t jump to conclusions. Vnv<]D
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The teacher jumped on him for giving in untidy homework. 3L=vsvO4
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168. He testified in court that he had seen the prisoner run out of the bank after it had been robbed. 7I(Sa?D:
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169. I can't understand you keeping a thing like that to yourself. +]`MdOu
Please keep to the point --- we are running out of time. k{y@&QNj
I can’t keep up with all the changes in computer science. ra_`NsKF}
If you want to fulfill your dream, you have to keep to it. :*A6Ba
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170. The hunters have almost exterminated many of the larger animals while farmers destroyed many smaller animals. \8{C$"F
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171. They lacked the money to send him to university. #E{OOcM
What he lacked in experience he makes up for in enthusiasm. G?'L1g[lc
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172. The company is launching a new model. y5|`B(
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173. She is the one that laid out the town. -]W AB9
He was laid off for his ill performance. Kn=P~,FaG3
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174. Don't lean on/against that shelf. You'll regret it. 2+sNt6B2
175. The only advantage of such a device lies in its ability to change the direction of an input force. KosAc'/ M
176. Mary succeeded in living up to her extraordinary reputation. Co[ rhs
177. Tom longed for his mother's return. ?J%$;"q
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178. I didn’t like the way he looked me up and down. {p
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We must decide to look over the house before we rent it. 6$9n_AS
We are so much looking forward to seeing you again. GT|=Apnwr%
We are looking to you for help. 0rsdDME[
Passers-by just looked on as a man was viciously attacked. 3oE *86
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179. He majored in physics at Beijing University. ^r}^-
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180. I can’t make out what she wants. j'X]bd'
The ship made for the open sea. '7u#uL,pa1
What are we to make of his behavior? $X
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Nothing can make up for the loss of a life. 0p*(<8D}
He has made it up with her. `:}GE@]
I could just make out a figure in the darkness. vd9l1"S
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180. I marveled at the maturity of such a young child. UStZ3A'
181. She chose cushions of a color that match her carpet. ,l.O @
182. A frequently cited example of the endangered species is the panda. s'tmak-}|
183. Mr. Chairman, I move that the matter be discussed after lunch. 2%rAf8=
184. Tasmania is named after its discoverer, A. J. Tasman. IgG@v9'
185. Homer sometimes nods. M})2y+
He nodded an agreement/welcome to me. O<)"kj 7
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186. I object to punishing a whole group for one person's fault. k8GcHqNHx
187. You’ve got to observe the laws of the land. X%h1r`h&
188. Having retired from business, he now occupies himself with his garden. BYqDC<Fq
189. Has it ever occurred to you that those twins are quite different from each other in many ways? D""d-oI[
190. They can only cure him of his illness if they operate on him. QG4#E$c
191. I had no idea that they were opposed to my visit. "F7g8vu
192. Her book originated from a short story. Yih^ZTf]O?
193. This is the sort of case in which judges must exercise the arbitrary power described a moment ago. f]h99T
194. He owed his success to luck more than to capacity. k10dkBoEX
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195. The stadium was packed with chanting fans. c}U&!R2p{
196. She'll never part with her precious possessions. C8
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196. I longed to have the opportunity of participating in the strike activities. E@}t1!E<
197. Her mother passed away last year. #6 e
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198. Are you paying in cash or by cheque.
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199. He performs beautifully on the piano. /VgA}[%y
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200. Weather permitting, I’ll come tomorrow. RCsQLKqF
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202. It is easy to pick holes in his argument. fil
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203. It is very rude to point at people in the street. %a{$M{s
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204. She prefers tea to coffee. ftw\oGrS
205. We stood side by side washing, preparing for breakfast. c|
206. The chairman presided at/over the meeting last Friday. ?B.>VnYZ/a
207. Virtue will prevail over evil. rK;F]ei
208. It is impossible to prevent them from quarrelling with each other. R#eY@N}\
209. She may pride herself on her abilities, but she's not capable of bringing up children. `rzgC \
210. He threw himself in front of the door and prohibited us from leaving. y, @I6
211. The accident prompted her to renew her insurance. DF|(CQs9
212. This warm coat will protect you from the cold. k\8]fh)J\7
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213. The cinema she used to visit had been pulled down. GLrHb3@"N
The train has pulled in/out. The driver pulled up at the traffic lights. T$RVz
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214. The crisis put his courage and skill to the test/the proof. bq#*XCt#
She’s put a tidy sum for her retirement. FJDx80J
They decided to put aside their differences. \_;zm+ <{
She help her put the toys away. #!(OTe L
She is putting radical proposals for the economic reform. wiKUs0|
We had to put off our wedding until September. bBA
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215. raise/rise to raise funds; to raise a family; to raise a question ~ HFDX@m*
His speech ranged over a number of topics. k`ulDQu
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216. He reached for his gun. X&R,-^
217. How did he react to he news? fR[kjwX)<1
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218.I tried to reason with him, but he was very rude to me. eaSf[!24"
219. I heard that John has received a new position at the travel agency. *Xm$w
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220. They increased the profits by reducing the costs. B+W 4r9#
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221. That is why Marxists refer to their type of movement as scientific socialism. We referred the proposal to the board of directors. 1Q-O&\-xg
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222. I need time to reflect on your offer. +JQ/DNv
223. I have little information as regards his past. x%<oeM3U
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224. So I asked to be relieved of my job, and returned to London. |j3fS[.$
Weeping is a good way to relieve one’s feelings. xB.h#x>_`
We feel much relieved to hear you are safe. :mOHR&2xR%
225.He might be good at his job, but you can't rely on him. <<a1a
226. Several people remarked on the fine quality of the work. '#JC 6#X
227. The teacher has repeatedly reminded him of it. 6KT]3*B
228. He was removed fromm his position as chairman. 229. You have rescued him from bankruptcy. M3>c?,O)J
230. It was after the failure of this attempt that they resorted to force. yCk9Xc
231. The class failed to respond to the teacher's new methods. #9=as Y
232. His decision to sail rested on his belief that the world was round. Hrz#S o\#
233. The police had difficulty in restraining the crowd from rushing onto the football field. jV:Krk6T<
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234. The use of machinery results in a rise in production. O+ ].'
235. His name doesn’t ring a bell. $_bhZnYp7
236. They rose up against foreign invaders. ?f}lYQzM
237. The government is determined to root out corruption. %5) 1^
Her works are firmly rooted in reality. A}./ ;[
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238. We must rule out the possibility of miscalculation. HfQZRDH
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239. I ran across/into my old friend in Paris last week. 2>bTcud>
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240. I'm not satisfied with your work. l'Oz-p.@
241. A series of debates between the lecturers was scheduled for the next weekend. /&PRw<}>_o
242. It goes without saying that I will help you. >a6{y
He had to go to the prison for a month, to say nothing of the fine. &Nzq/~uqP
Say you have an accident: who would look after you. A"yiXc-N~\
Well that is foolish, I must say! %Y0,ww2
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243. He searched (through) the drawers for the missing papers. xEULV4Qw
244. Seeing that he is ill, he is unlikely to come. MM+x}g.?
If you don’t believe it is raining, go and see for yourself. H%`$@U>
I’ll have to see about getting the roof mended. G=1&:nW'
We all went to the airport to see her off. D9hV`fA
Her colleagues see her as the future prime minister. F_<n8U:Y
Will you see to the arrangements for the next committee meeting? 8[PD`*w
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245. The blow sent him flying. ]npsclvJ
Mom is ill and I have to send for a doctor. n5Coxvy1
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246. First come, first served. G}|!Jdr
247. I must set about packing now. vS@;D7ep
Her clear and elegant prose sets apart from most other journalists. Za"m;+H<E
Let’s set aside my personal feelings. ?h$
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She set out/forth at dawn. LBc
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He is set on going to university. PU& v{gn
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When are you going to marry and settle down. 5]c\{G
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249. Everyone shared in his happiness. bXiOf#:''
He would share his last pound with me. l?f%2:}m
If I win a prize, I'll share it with you. g
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250. They were sheltered from the rain under the tree. b +4x2{
251. She let slip a chance to go abroad. f4mQDRlD
252. The dish smells of garlic. &E/0jxM1
253. The hotel staff spared no pains to ensure that our stay was as enjoyable as possible. 0%W0vTvL
Can you spare me a few minutes? PLV-De
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254. His enemies never spoke ill of him. U!TSAg21P
Actions speak louder than words. MEI.wJZ
The new law has been put into effect, so to speak. a,/wqX
You are free to speak your mind. rGqT[~{t
It is time to speak up for those who are suffering injustice. U65a_dakk
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255. She is going to specialize in psychology. <@](uWu
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256. I have spent all my energy on this. m"|AD/2;(
257. You’ve got no time crying over the spilt milk. (c\i .z
258. He felt rather difficult to take a stand against the opinion of the majority. N
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It was brave of her to stand up to the bullies. 4k]DktY}.
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259. Please stick the stamps to the envelope and post it. 0]u=GD%
The stamps won't stick to the envelope. *[ww;
He was determined to stick to the job until the new cutter worked properly. >39\u&)
The image of the dead child’s face stuck in mind for ages. hLo>jE
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260. They subjected the two suspects to a long and thorough interrogation. )*m#RqLQ8
We are subject to the law of the land. 713)D4y}
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261. The representatives submitted many important problems to the committee for discussion. "3H?_!A9
262. We substitute honey for sugar. ][[\!og
263. She often suffers from colds. We suffered pains. +]*hzWbe
We suffered great losses in the financial crisis. Y )](jU%o
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264. You are supposed to pay the bill by Friday. Pf?zszvs
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265. The old man was very sad that his son has not been able to survive the disaster. g>&b&X&Y_
266. I haven't accused him of anything; but I suspected him of having taken It. '>aj5tZ>R
267. We sympathize with him in his sufferings to a great extent. s4kkzTnXE3
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268. She can’t take criticism. 7jtDhsVz
I took you to be/for an honest man. r)/nx@x
I take it that you won’t be coming to Sophie’s party. ecqL;_{o
I was taken aback by her rudeness. E#^?M#C
Your daughter doesn’t take after you at all. 8^U+P%
She took me in completely with her story. OO /Pc
She took on greater responsibilities when she was promoted. \66j4?H#
When she fell ill her daughter took over the business (from her). sncc DuS
She has taken up a job as a teacher. z&W5@6")`
Her husband used to take to alcohol. u^Ss8}d
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269. The soup tastes of onion. etD8S
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270. e twins are so much alike and it is difficult to tell one from the other. f83Tl~
271.Women tend to live longer than men. Vt;!FZ
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272. Whatever made you think of such a thing? =j$
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You should think twice about employing some you’ve never met. ye^l~
I couldn’t think of letting you take the blame. .V'=z|
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273. Someone tipped off the police about the robbery. P3u,)P&
274. They hardly touched on the matter. W%.ou\GN^t
*274. Her fear of water can be traced back to a childhood accident. g#b uy
275. He traded in his car for a new model. gyx4= 'Q
276. I wouldn't trust my money to a person like him. )?qH#>mD6
I don't place much trust in his promises.
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277. I didn’t need my umbrella, as it/things turned out. X1GpLy)p
She turned a deaf ear to our warnings. Zv8I`/4?
He was someone to whom you can turn in difficult times. H6Qb]H.C
We arranged to meet at the cinema at 7:30, but she failed to turn up. 3Hg}G#]WS
He tried to join the army and was turned down because of poor health. oY$
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278. He has used her well. IQ3]fLb
We were not used to living in luxury. _8;)J
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279. He gave us a warning against placing confidence in people we did not know. #vnJJ#uI|>
280. Was a sunny and warm day all that one could wish for in winter? . ?5yj</W
281. We’ll all take a vacation in the mountains as soon as I finish working on this project. 4X^{aIlshk
282. They are not the kind of people to yield to threats.