5000 TOEFL Vocabulary List
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| 5000 TOEFL Vocabulary List | Introduction |
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n. [التفتيش] formal or official examination Experts among his inspection team can cross-check it with existing intelligence. |
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inspector |
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n. [المفتش] high ranking police officer; investigator who observes carefully A UN weapons inspector is sent to investigate the find, teaming with a space station crew. |
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inspire |
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v. [الإلهام] encourage; inspirit; fire the imagination of The balance performed by the Shaolin monks has insisted on inspiring many Hong Kong and Hollywood martial arts movies. |
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instantaneous |
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a. [الفوري] instant; immediate; occurring with no delay Well, might the velocity of light be called instantaneous by the early observers? |
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instill |
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v. [غريزية] drop in; pour in drop by drop; impart gradually; infuse slowly; cause to be imbibed I wanted Janet to trust me so I could instill new habits into her life. |
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instinct |
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n. [غريزة] an inborn pattern of behavior; nature It often puts the EU into conflict with members, such as Germany, whose instinct was to protect industries that employed thousands of people. |
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institute |
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v. [معهد] establish, organize, and set in operation One of the key reforms that Fox wants to institute is a major reform of the electricity sector. |
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institution |
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n. [مؤسسة] institute; organization; introducing something new Police in the South Indian state say 25 patients at an institution for the mentally ill have died after a fire broke out early on Monday morning. |
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instruction |
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n. [تعليمات] direction; teaching; activities of educating or instructing On a military level, Iran provides Hamas fighters with top military training and instruction. |
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insulation |
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n. [عزل] act of insulating; separation; state of being detached, from other objects The English Channel preserved the insulation of England. |
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insulin |
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n. [الانسولين] hormone secreted by the isles For common people, they cannot tell the difference between insulin resistance or diabetes. |
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insuperable |
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a. [المتمردين] impossible to overcome; unbeatable Though the odds against their survival seemed insuperable, the Apollo 13 astronauts reached earth safely. |
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integral |
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a. [يتجزأ] essential or necessary for completeness; entire Despite the ratings agencies' spectacular failures during the recent crisis, their assessments remain integral to the financial system's structure. |
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integrated |
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a. [المتكاملة] formed into a whole; introduced into another entity A more closely integrated economic and political system will make us stronger than before. |
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intelligent |
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a. [ذكية] ingenious; wise; bright; having a high degree of intelligence; mentally acute Professor Hawking says that genetic engineering will succeed in making human beings more intelligent in the coming millennium, with larger brains. |
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intense |
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a. [مكثفة] extreme; acute; in an extreme degree The Israeli and Palestinian girls engage in intense discussions and heated arguments. |
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interact |
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v. [تتفاعل] interplay; act together or towards others or with Only two months ago, there was much criticism of the founders who organized the floatation and continued interacting with Wall Street. |
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interdependence |
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n. [الترابط] interconnection; interrelation; dependence between two or more people, groups, or things This UBC professor spent 20 years studying the interdependence of economies, although his focus was always on Canada's forest. |
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interfere |
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v. [التدخل] disrupt; hinder; be or create a hindrance or obstacle Your loud talking would interfere with the other patrons' conversations. |
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interior |
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n. [الداخلية] inside; inner part; internal; inner Although it looks old and worn, the interior is all about contemporary shapes and elegant furnishings. |