5000 TOEFL Vocabulary List
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5000 TOEFL Vocabulary List
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n. round; something shaped like such a ring; a group of people sharing an interest, activity, or achievement This circle is a foundation for each of our lives. |
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circular |
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a. round; shaped like or nearly like a circle What should you do before start cutting with a circular saw? |
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circulation |
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n. spread or transmission of something to a wider group or area We have studied the statistical mechanics of money circulation in a closed economic system. |
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circumstance |
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n. situation; condition; detail accompanying or surrounding an event Her heart is broken, but then a change in circumstance forces them to be together every day. |
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citizenship |
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n. status of a citizen with rights and duties Migrants applying for Australian citizenship will have to know about indigenous people's traditions and the colors of the nation's flag in tests. |
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clam |
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n. soft edible body of such as mollusk Up here in clam and lobster country, some of our best BBQ joints do fried catfish, and it's always a treat. |
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clause |
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n. sentence; phrase; distinct article, stipulation, or provision in a document Congress insisted on an exclusion clause for seventeen-year-olds. |
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clay |
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n. very fine-grained soil that is plastic when moist but hard when fired There will be much interest centered on Raphael Nadal of Spain, who won the French Open on the red clay of Roland Garros in Paris in spectacular style. |
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climate |
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n. weather condition; atmosphere; environment In his remarks, Obama spoke out against what he called a climate of politics as usual. |
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cling |
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v. hold fast or adhere to something; stick together and resist separation; remain emotionally Boys cling to the rope to keep from falling. |
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clip |
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n. a small section of filmed or filed material Phil's job at Fox Sports involved selecting the most important clip of the day's sporting highlights for later broadcast. |
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coach |
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n. tutor; teacher; a vehicle carrying many passengers When the players and coach arrive back later today, they'll be greeted as national heroes in the stadium where the first modern Olympics were held. |
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coalescence |
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n. union of diverse things into one body or form or group; growing together of parts We present a detailed molecular-dynamics study of the coalescence of gold. |
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coarse |
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a. rough; harsh; of low, common, or inferior quality Trade in coarse grains, dairy products, and beef is also the subject of special attention, looking towards freer and better managed trading arrangements. |
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coffeepot |
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n. tall pot in which coffee is brewed British potteries began making pieces like this lusterware coffeepot in the early nineteenth century to imitate fine silver. |
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cohesion |
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n. a tendency to keep together A firm believer in the maxim 'Divide and conquer,' the evil emperor sought to disrupt the cohesion of the federation of free nations. |
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coin |
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n. small piece of metal, usually flat and circular, authorized by a government for use as money While it has been lightly dipped and lightly cleaned, the overall look of the coin is appealing. |
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coincidence |
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n. two or more things occurring at the same time by chance Was it just a coincidence that she and John had chanced to meet at the market, or was he deliberately trying to seek her out? |
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collaborate |
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v. work together, especially in a joint intellectual effort The easy way to collaborate is to pay attention to the small things in life. |
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collaboration |
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n. act of working together; act of cooperating with an enemy, especially it occupying one's own country This is something that I can see as a potential long-term relationship rather than a short-term collaboration. |