The meaning of difficult English wordsHere are some of the more difficult English words and their meanings:
- "Premises": house, production site, business site.
- Pretext: an excuse.
- “presentation”:1. give away something given or given; a gift put up
- “quarrel”:1. quarrel with Quarrel;3. Diamond-shaped glass, which could be translated as "debate".
- “suspicion”:1. Doubt, suspicion, suspicion;2. Suspicion;3. A little.
- “verdict”:1. a verdict a conclusion
- “controversy”:1. debate, debate, dispute, dispute, dispute civil dispute
- "Admiration": admiration, praise, envy.
- "Administration": bureau (or department, department, etc.).
- "orientation": positioning, direction, and direction.
- “warrant”:1. authorization; approval; warrant of arrest a good reason
- Obligations, responsibilities.
- "assurance": a letter of transfer of property.
- “ornament”:1. Ornaments;2. decorate, decorate, decorate a glitter
- “exhibits”:vt. 1. put on display show one's face bring up (evidence)
- “complement”:1. complement n. a full set crew
- “element”:1. Element: 2. ingredient n. a whiff of a (special)
- “component”:1. the building blocks of a machine, equipment, etc
- “ingredient”:1. part of a mixture the element
- “translation”:1. Translator: 2. Translated Version Transformation, transformation;4. Transferred.
- “transition”:1. transition period change, change, change an impromptu tune
- “transmission”:1. Teleport; convey;2. Spread;3. transmission gear
- “transaction”:1. handle, deal with, execute Trading, Business, Trading, 3. the proceedings of a meeting
- Alter: change, change.
- “burst”:vi./ n. It suddenly exploded.
- “dispose”:vi. get rid of
- “blast”:n. blast Explode, explode.
- Consume, consume.
- split into two It split open.
- spit out one's saliva
- Spill out of the pot
- Slip, slip, slip
- slide down Slides, Slides, Slides
- “bacteria”:n. Germs.
- “breed”:n. breed, breed, breed
- “budget”:n. make a budget
- “candidate”:n. Candidate.
- “campus”:n. On campus.
- “liberal”:a. generous, generous, or free
- Transform, transform, transform
- transmit, transmit
- Transplant: Transplant.
- “transport”:vt. transport Transportation, a means of transportation.
- Shift: shift, turn, change.
- To change, to change, to vary.
- “vanish”:vi. Destroyed, disappeared.
- swallow down Swallow.
- “suspicious”:a. suspicious a.
- “mild”:a. warm, gentle, and mild.
- “tender”:a. tender and fragile
- “nuisance”:n. be a nuisance to
- “insignificant”:a. not worth a damn.
- “accelerate”:vt. Speed up.
- “absolute”:a. absolutely, unconditionally, or completely.
- “boundary”:n. Boundary.
- “brake”:n. put on the brakes
- “catalog”:n. Catalog (volume)
- “vague”:a. It was vague and unclear.
- “vain”:n. It was a waste, a waste.
- “extinct”:a. Extinguished, extinguished.
- “extraordinary”:a. unusual, special, extraordinary.
- “extreme”:a. extreme a. Extreme and excessive.
- “agent”:n. agent, agent,
- “alcohol”:n. an alcoholic beverage
- “appeal”:n./ vi. appeal to
- “appreciate”:vt. Respect, appreciation, admiration.
- "approve": v. agree, agree, approve.
- “stimulate”:vt. Stimulation, motivation.
- “acquire”:vt. get one's hands on
- “accomplish”:vt. come to fruition
- “network”:n. a network, a broadcasting network, a television network, or a network.
- “tide”:n. Tide.
- “tidy”:a. Neat and neat.
- “trace”:vt. track down Traces, traces.
- “torture”:n./ vt. Torturing and torturing.
- “wander”:vi. Wandering.
- “wax”:n. Wax.
- Weave, weave.
- To preserve, preserve, and maintain.
- abuse, abuse
- “academic”:a. academic, university, and graduate school.
- “academy”:n. a college
- “battery”:n. Batteries.
- “barrier”:n. Barrier
- “cargo”:n. cargo on board
- “career”:n. career, profession.
- “vessel”:n. Vessel, Blood Vessel
- “vertical”:a. It was vertical.
- He was very grateful to her.
- “obscure”:a. It was dark and blurry.
- “extent”:n. Degree, range, size, and limit.
- “exterior”:n. exterior It was on the outside.
- “external”:a. It was on the outside.
- “petrol”:n. Gasoline.
- “petroleum”:n. Oil.
- “delay”:vt./ n. delay, delay, delay.
- “decay”:vi. Rotting, rotting.
- “decent”:a. It was decent.
- “route”:n. Road, route, route.
- ruin, ruin Destruction,[PL.] Ruins.
- “sake”:n. Reason, reason.
- “satellite”:n. Satellite.
- “scale”:n. size, scale, grade, scale.
- “temple”:n. In the temple.
- “tedious”:a. Boring, monotonous.
- “tend”:vi. Easy, easy.
- “tendency”:n. A trend.
- “ultimate”:a. extreme, extreme Extreme.
- Undergo: experience, suffer.
- “abundant”:a. abundant a.
- adopt, adopt
- “adapt”:vi. adapt oneself to get used to
- “bachelor”:n. bachelor's degree
- “casual”:a. by chance, by chance
- “trap”:n. Trap v. Set a trap to capture.
- “vacant”:a. Empty, unoccupied.
- “vacuum”:n. Vacuum, vacuum cleaner.
- “oral”:a. Verbal, oral, oral.
- “optics”:n. Optics (singular and complex isomorphism)
- “organ”:n. Organs, organ.
- “excess”:n. Too much, too much, too much.
- Expel, expel, expel
- "expend": spend.
- “expenditure”:n. expenditure, expenditure, expenditure
- “expense”:n. expenses
- “expensive”:a. expensive; expensive.
- expand, expand
- “expansion”:n. expand v.
- “private”:a. Personal, personal.
- “individual”:a. one by one Individual, individual.
- “personal”:a. in person
- “personnel”:n. personnel department
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