5000 TOEFL Vocabulary List
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5000 TOEFL Vocabulary List
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n. a secret agreement for any illegal purpose; conspiracy They're in collusion with the government and just want a piece of the pie like everyone else. |
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colonize |
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v. migrate to and settle in; plant Portuguese attempts to colonize Asia were generally unsuccessful, though it did retain major colonies in Africa until the mid-twentieth century. |
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combine |
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v. blend; fuse; merge Re-branded as one-army recruitment, the latest drive will, for the first time, combine recruiting to both the regular and territorial army. |
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commerce |
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n. trade; business; intellectual exchange or social interaction The underlying objective is to make international commerce easier and cheaper and to boost incomes around the world. |
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committee |
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n. special group delegated to consider some matter He was director of the central bank's monetary policy committee, which sets Brazil's interest rates. |
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community |
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n. society; a group of people living in the same locality and under the same government Where governments manage public life, human freedom in a community is compromised. |
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commuter |
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n. someone who regularly travels from home in a suburb to work in a city Vancouver is increasingly becoming a commuter city. |
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compact |
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n. small and economical car; small cosmetics case I decide to buy a compact because a small car helps to save gas. |
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comparable |
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a. similar or equivalent; being of equal regard; worthy of being ranked with People whose jobs are comparable in difficulty should receive similar pay. |
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comparative |
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a. relative; based on, or involving comparison Elsewhere in the report which covers a wide range of comparative data, girls continue to reduce the gender gap in educational performance. |
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compensation |
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n. something given or received as payment as for a service or loss or injury There are an estimated 86000 survivors worldwide, and almost half of them could be eligible for payments from the compensation fund. |
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compensatory |
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a. serving to compensate or as compensation; making amends; repaying Can a compensatory education program make up for the inadequate schooling he received in earlier years? |
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competition |
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n. struggle; rivalry; an act of competing as for a profit prize There she's against tough competition such as Meryl Streep, but this award will give her extra momentum towards what's undoubtedly the bigger prize in movies. |
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complement |
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n. something that completes or makes up a whole or brings to perfection I think we show complement each other on the court because we're both extremely positive. |
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complementary |
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a. serving to fill out or to complete; supplying mutual needs or offsetting mutual lacks John and Lisa's skills are complementary; he's good at following a daily routine, while she's great at handling emergencies. |
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complicated |
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a. difficult to analyze or understand Legally this is a hugely complicated case, and it will take months for the judge to reach the verdict. |
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comply |
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v. yield assent; accord; agree, or acquiesce; adapt one's self; fulfill; accomplish Everyone should comply with the law. |
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compose |
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v. write; create; make or create by putting together parts or elements As you begin to compose, improvise on that melody and see where it naturally wants to take you. |
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comprehend |
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v. take in the meaning, nature, or importance of; grasp In case you are too stupid to comprehend, the policies of this administration are ruining our country. |
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comprehensible |
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a. understandable; readily comprehended or understood; intelligible A good programmer makes her code look so simple and comprehensible that any other programmer can understand it and appreciate it. |