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To give up, to depart from forever.
Example: His father wants to abandon him since he was in jail. |
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existing as an idea, rather than having a physical/practical existence.
Example: The abstract painting you saw in the book was made by Remi Silado. |
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School for special studies.
Example: When I graduated from High School, I almost got into the police academy. |
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A way or means of approach.
Example: The building has a side access. |
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To have lodgings for, to have space for.
Example: All the refugees were accommodated in the army camps. |
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To go with, to join.
Example: My mother asked me yesterday to accompany her to Singapore. |
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To increase, to head up.
Example: The detective hasn’t accumulated enough evidence yet. |
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Correct, exact.
Example: His answers were always almost as accurate as in our textbook. |
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To succeed in doing, to gain.
Example: I have so many goals to achieve this year that I haven’t done yet. |
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To admit as true.
Example: The government acknowledges the need to begin talks. |
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To gain, to obtain.
Example: I’ve never acquired a taste for whiskey. |
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To make suitable, to fit in.
Example: He has adapted well to his new neighborhood since he moved. |
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Satisfactory.
Example: This new phone is perfectly adequate for my needs. |
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Next to something.
Example: Our campus is adjacent to the Supermall. |
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To set right, to put in order.
Example: The interest rate should be adjusted for the inflation. |
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To manage.
Example: Strong administrative skills would make an organized business. |
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To grown-up.
Example: Children should be accompanied by an adult to enter this ride. |
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One who speaks for another.
Example: His father is my father’s advocate. |
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To act upon.
Example: Your attitude will affect how successful you are. |
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A total.
Example: The German football team won with an aggregate of 4-1. |
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Help, to help.
Example: After she felt, I ran to the bathroom to find an aid. |
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Although; a useful, -brief, report.
Example: He was making progress, albeit rather slowly. |
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To share out, to distribute.
Example: The government allocated the entire victim in their custody. |
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To change
Example: Ricky was persuaded to alter the passage. |
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