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genuine 1 ( adj ) ( dʒɛnyuən ) =real; exactly what it appears to be; not artificial, e. g. Is the painting a genuine Picasso. genuinely ( adv ) e. g. ...

genuine 2 ( adj ) =sincere and honest; that can be trusted, e. g. a very genuine person. genuine concern for others

exceptional 3 ( adj ) = ( of a child ) having a physical or mental disability, e. g. The program helps parents of exceptional children.

export ( v ) ( ɪkˈspɔrt ) =to sell and send goods to another country, e. g. The islands export sugar and fruit. export ( n ) ( ɛkspɔrt ) e. g. an exp ...

exceptional 1 ( adj ) ( ɪkˈsɛpʃənl ) =unusually good, e. g. At the age of five she showed exceptional talent as a musician. exceptionally 1 ( adv )

exceptional 2 ( adj ) =very unusual, e. g. This deadline will be extended only in exceptional circumstances. exceptionally 2 ( adv )

elaborate ( v ) ( ɪˈl�bəˌreɪt ) =to describe sth in a detailed way, e. g. He said he was resigning but didn't elaborate on his reasons. elaboration, ...

eclectic ( adj ) ( ɪˈklɛktɪk ) =not following one style but using a wide variety, e. g. His house is an eclectic mixture of the antique and the moder ...

dormant ( adj ) ( dɔrmənt ) =not active or growing now but able to become active or to grow in the future, e. g. a dormant volcano. dormancy ( n )

drab ( adj ) ( dr�b ) ( drabber, drabbest ) =without interest or color; dull and boring, e. g. a cold drab little office. drab women, dressed in brow ...

dominate ( v ) ( dɑməˌneɪt ) =to control or have a lot of influence over sth sb, especially in an unpleasant way, e. g. As a child he was dominated b ...

distinctive ( adj ) ( dɪˈstɪŋktɪv ) =having a quality or characteristic that makes something different and easily noticed, e. g. clothes with a disti ...

dominant ( adj ) ( dɑmənənt ) =more important, powerful or noticeable than other things, e. g. The company has achieved a dominant position in the wo ...

distinct ( adj ) ( dɪˈstɪŋkt ) =clearly different or of a different kind, e. g. There was a distinct smell of gas. Being tall gave him a distinct adv ...

dim 2 ( adj ) =not intelligent, e. g. He's very dim

display 1 ( v, n ) ( dɪˈspleɪ ) =to show, e. g. The exhibition gives local artists an opportunity to display their work.

display 2 ( n ) ( dɪˈspleɪ ) =the words, pictures, etc. shown on a computer screen, e. g. a high resolution color display.

currency ( n ) ( kərənsi ) =the system of money that a country uses, e. g. trading in foreign currencies. You'll need some cash in local currency.

dim 1 ( adj ) ( dɪm ) ( dimmer, dimmest ) =not bright, e. g. a dim room. dimly ( adv ) , dimness ( n ) , dim ( v ) ( dimmed, dimming ) e. g. The ligh ...

classify 2 ( v ) =to make documents officially secret or available only to people with special authority, e. g. Government officials classified 6. 3 ...

classify 1 ( v ) =to arrange things in groups according to features that they have in common, e. g. The books are classified according to subject. cl ...

classifieds ( n ) ( classified advertisements, classified ads, want ads ) =the section in a newspaper with small advertisements arranged in groups ac ...

acute 2 =less than 90�, e. g. An acute angle is an angle smaller than a right angle.

acute 1 ( adj ) ( əˈkyut ) =very serious or severe, e. g. acute pain. acutely ( adv ) , acuteness ( n )

transportable ( adj ) ( tr�nsˈpɔrt̮əbl ) =that can be carried or moved from one place to another, especially by a vehicle, e. g. the first transporta ...

transports ( n ) [plural] = ( literary ) strong feelings and emotions, e. g. to be in transports of delight

transport ( v, n ) ( tr�nsˈpɔrt ) =to take sth sb from one place to another in a vehicle, e. g. to transport goods. transportation ( n ) ( tr�nspərˈt ...

theorize ( v ) e. g. The study theorizes about the role of dreams in peoples' lives. theorizing ( n ) , theoretical ( adj ) , theoretically ( adv ) , ...

purpose ( n ) ( pərpəs ) =the intention, aim, or function of sth, e. g. Our campaign's main purpose is to raise money. purposely, purposeful, purpose ...

prosper ( v ) ( prɑspər ) =to develop in a successful way; to be successful, especially in making money, e. g. The economy prospered under his admini ...

mammoth ( n ) ( m�məθ ) =an animal like a large elephant covered with hair, that lived thousands of years ago and is now extinct, mammoth ( adj ) =ex ...

flaw ( n ) ( flɔ ) =a mistake in sth that means that it isn't correct or doesn't work correctly, e. g. The argument is full of fundamental flaws. fla ...

eventually ( adv ) ( ɪˈvɛntʃuəli ) =at the end of a period of time or a series of events, e. g. Our flight eventually left five hours late.

engross ( v ) =if sth engrosses you, it's so interesting that you give it all your attention and time, e. g. As the business grew, it totally engross ...

engender ( v ) ( ɪnˈdʒɛndər ) =to make a feeling or situation exist, e. g. The issue engendered controversy. problems engendered by the restructuring ...

docile ( adj ) ( dɑsl ) =quiet and easy to control, e. g. a docile child. a docile horse. docilely ( adv ) , docility ( n )

diversify ( v ) ( daɪvərsəfaɪ ) =to develop a wider range of products in order to be more successful, e. g. Farmers are being encouraged to diversify ...

diversion ( n ) ( daɪˈvərʒn ) =the act of changing the direction, e. g. a river diversion project. =sth that takes your attention away, e. g. The par ...

diverse ( adj ) ( dəvərs ) =very different from each other and of various kinds, e. g. people from diverse cultures. My interests are very diverse. d ...

distort ( v ) ( dɪˈstɔrt ) =to change the shape, appearance, or sound of sth so that it is strange or not clear, e. g. a fairground mirror that disto ...

discrepancy ( n ) ( dɪˈskrɛpənsi ) =a difference between two or more things that should be the same, e. g. leg length discrepancy.

dictate 2 ( v, n ) =to tell sb what to do, especially in an annoying way, e. g. They're in no position to dictate terms. dictatorial ( adj ) , dictat ...

dictate 1 ( v ) ( dɪkteɪt ) =to say words for sb else to write down, e. g. He dictated a letter to his assistant. dictation ( n )

cultivator 2 ( n ) =a machine for breaking up soil and destroying weeds ( plants growing where they are not wanted )

cultivator 1 ( n ) ( kʌltəˌveɪt̮ər ) =a person who cultivates ( grows crops on ) the land

cultivate ( v ) ( kʌltəˌveɪt ) =to prepare and use land for growing plants or crops, e. g. The land around here has never been cultivated. cultivated ...

crush 4 ( n ) =a strong feeling of love that usually doesn't last very long and often isn't expressed, e. g. She has a crush on one of her teachers a ...

crush 1 ( v ) ( krʌʃ ) =to press or squeeze sth so hard that it is damaged or injured, or loses its shape, e. g. They crush the olives with a heavy w ...

crush 2 ( v ) =to push or press sth sb into a small space, e. g. Over twenty prisoners were crushed into a small dark cell.

crush 3 ( v ) =to become or make sth full of folds or lines, e. g. My dress got all crushed in my suitcase.