5000 TOEFL Vocabulary List
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| 5000 TOEFL Vocabulary List | Introduction |
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n. [भाषा] vocabulary that is for a specific group of people The immigrants spoke an odd dialect of English. |
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dietetics |
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n. [प्रसार] study of nutrition as it relates to health I have forwarded it to the dietetics program I attended at my university as it would be beneficial for the nutrition students to review it. |
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differentiate |
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v. [अंतर] set apart; distinguish; perceive or show the difference in or between You can differentiate car parts using different color markers; maybe you use one color for the left side and another for the right. |
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diffuse |
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v. [फैलाना] spread out widely; scatter freely; pour out and cause to spread freely Hamilton wished to concentrate power; Jefferson to diffuse power. |
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digress |
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v. [विषयान्तर] turn aside, especially from the main subject in writing or speaking The professor does not digress from the topic and never bores his students. |
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digression |
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n. [विषयांतर] wandering from the main path of a journey; diversion This was the path to digression, as this is where I began to become slightly jaded. |
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dilute |
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v. [पतला] weaken; make thinner or less concentrated by adding a liquid such as water A couple of years back, you very loudly opposed the creation of '60 MINUTES 2'; I think it might dilute the brand you helped build up. |
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dilution |
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n. [मन्दन] process of making weaker or less concentrated; decrease in the equity position of a share of stock Receiving water taken upstream from the outfall may be specified as a dilution water source in effluent toxicity tests. |
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dim |
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a. [मंद] emitting only a small amount of light; lacking in brightness Night vision declines as well; therefore, reading labels in dim lighting may lead to errors. |
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diplomacy |
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n. [कूटनीति] tact; politics; negotiation between nations Chinese diplomats have been engaging in shuttle diplomacy to try to narrow the differences between Washington and Pyongyang. |
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diplomatic |
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a. [राजनयिक] relating to diplomacy; marked by tact and sensitivity in dealing with others The secretary of state's trip to Canada is putting a brand new spin on the term diplomatic relations. |
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disastrous |
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a. [विनाशकारी] extremely bad; terrible; dreadful The Haddan School was built in 1858 on the sloping banks of the Haddan River, a muddy location that had proven disastrous from the start. |
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discard |
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v. [त्यागने] throw out something from one's hand; get rid of Right now, what we discard is an inherent part of what we consume. |
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discipline |
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n. [अनुशासन] a trait of being well behaved; an act of punishing; a system of rules of conduct or method of practice Here in the heart of conservative Texas, young criminals, murderers are forced to confront military-style discipline. |
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discourse |
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n. [प्रवचन] a formal, lengthy discussion of a subject; verbal exchange; conversation The young Plato was drawn to the Agora to hear the philosophical discourse of Socrates and his followers. |
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discrete |
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a. [असतत] separate; consisting of unconnected distinct parts The universe is composed of discrete bodies. |
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disgrace |
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n. [अपमान] state of dishonor; bring shame or dishonor upon You're a disgrace boy! Sleeping in a cupboard, eating frozen chicken, and massacring a sausage roll on bed! |
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disgust |
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n. [घृणा] strong feelings of dislike; offend the taste or moral sense of 'I was surprised,' said Stillman, who yelled in disgust from the penalty box. |
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disgusted |
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a. [निराश] repulsed; having a strong distaste; irritated and out of patience He appeared to be weary of his troubles and his love, - in short, disgusted with life. |
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dismiss |
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v. [खारिज] stop considering; end employment or service of; discharge; refuse to accept or recognize Believing in John's love for her, she can dismiss the notion that he might be unfaithful. |