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abandon ・The city was abandoned in the 15th century.
・My company abandoned the project.
absolute ・He has absolute confidence in his doctor.
・I think what you said is absolute nonsense.
absolutely ・You are absolutely wrong.
absorb ・Rugs absorb sound.
・I was absorbed in reading a book.
abstract ・He is interested in solving abstract mathematical problems.
・His explanation was extremely abstract.
・Pablo Picasso is famous for his abstract paintings.
absurd ・It's absurd to believe everything that news reporters report.
・Don't be absurd.
・His story is absurd from beginning to end.
academic ・We need ''good competition'', not only in business, but also in science and the academic world.
・In American high schools, sports teams are generally chosen by skill; and academic courses by ability.
・At most universities in the U.K., the academic year begins in October.
accept ・We do not accept credit cards - please pay in cash or by check.
・Having read over the film script, the actress called the director to accept the offer.
・Nobody could accept such a proposal.
accident ・Many household accidents are preventable.
・I discovered the problem by accident.
・He injured his knee in a skiing accident.
accompany ・Thunder accompanies lightning.
・The King was accompanied by many men.
accomplish ・She has accomplished her dream of becoming a doctor.
・We've got to accomplish our sales target at all costs.
account ・She has no bank account of her own.
・That accounts for the accident.
accuracy ・I doubt the accuracy of the report.
accurate ・My watch isn't accurate - it falls 10 minutes behind, every month.
・We need a more accurate map.
・The New York Times is known for its accurate reporting.
accurately ・The chemicals must be measured accurately.
accustom ・He gradually accustomed himself to his new school.
・I am accustomed to getting up early.
achieve ・He achieved victory through constant effort.
・He has achieved success in business.
・No one could achieve such a great work but her.
achievement ・One purpose of assessment is to provide employees an opportunity, to review and evaluate their achievements.
acquire ・We ought to acquire broader knowledge to become world citizens.
・Children have an innate ability to acquire multiple languages.
・A child tries to acquire anything he wants.
act ・Helping someone commit suicide is a criminal act.
・It is time to act if you are to save your company.
・I have never seen such a brave act.
action ・Parents are liable for their children's actions.
・For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
active ・Mt. Asama is an active volcano.
・My cousin is active in show business as a singer.
・He was in active service on the battlefield.
actively ・She is actively involved in politics.
activity ・He resumed political activity after an interval of two years.
actor ・He is eminent both as an actor and as a director.
actual ・The actual price depends on the exchange rate.
・He didn't know the actual condition of business.
actually ・Many lands are actually changing into desert.
addition ・It is not surprising if you would need the addition of sugar.
・We'll soon have an addition to our family.
adequate ・Little children cannot make adequate judgments of danger.
・She is adequate in that new job.
・Her pay is adequate, but not much.
adjust ・Please adjust the air conditioner by yourself.
・She has adjusted well to her new school.
・At first, I had a hard time adjusting myself to the cold climate of Minnesota.
administration ・Bad administration brought about social unrest.
・I think the current administration acts in defiance of the public will.
・The company developed under his wise administration.
admirable ・She is an admirable character.
admiration ・He has a deep admiration for his grandfather.
admire ・In Japanese traditional aesthetics, qualities such as imperfection, simplicity, and irregularity are admired.
・I admired the beauty of the English garden.
・The model is always admiring herself, in the mirror.
admit ・Journalists were admitted to the scene.
・He finally admitted that he was wrong.
admittedly ・He is admittedly a great statesman.
adopt ・A new constitution was adopted by plebiscite.
・The sales team adopted an innovative approach to boost sales figures.
・They adopted the resolution at the meeting.
advance ・The technology advanced rapidly, throughout the 20th century.
・He was aware of the situation in advance.
advanced ・He is a man of advanced ideas.
advantage ・You should take advantage of the low yen-dollar rate, and buy American goods now.
・He has the advantage of better health.
・Don't take advantage of others' misfortune.
advertise ・She advertised in the newspaper in the hope of finding her lost dog.
・It is popular now to advertise new products on the Internet.
・In spite of Internet technology, Novel International advertises in a big way, in local newspapers.
affair ・My 10 days' stay in Paris is a purely private affair.
・In the US, the Department of State is responsible for foreign affairs.
・My father left for New York on business affairs.
affect ・Strange cold weather this summer will affect our crops.
・I was deeply affected by her devotion to her child.
・The rise in prices severely affects the lives of the people.
afford ・I still can't afford a car.
・We cannot afford the time to research these problems.
aggressive ・A dog can become aggressive when it sees other dogs.
・He is an aggressive salesman.
・He seems to be very quiet, but he also has an aggressive side.
agree ・Everybody agreed on the new budget - it was a unanimous decision.
・I agree with her.
・All agree to that conclusion.
agreement ・The Israelis and Palestinians should try to negotiate a peace agreement.
aim ・His aim is to become a doctor.
・This magazine is aimed at general audiences.
alarm ・I was alarmed at the news.
・A message of alarm is sent to the brain, when you eat hot food.
・The news that war might break out alarmed the people.
alike ・Your sisters are exactly alike.
・The law works alike on all people.
alive ・Some people say that computers are alive.
・He got off the mountain alive in a storm.
allow ・I will allow him to use my car.
・Smoking is not allowed here.
alter ・Nothing had altered in my hometown.
・Science is altering our society.
alternative ・There's no other alternative.
amaze ・He was amazed at the sight.
・The science news in this magazine will amaze you.
amazing ・A dream can follow amazing discoveries.
ambassador ・He has been the American ambassador to Japan for five years.
・They played an important part as ambassadors of peace.
ambitious ・Trying to save the world's rain forests may be an ambitious enterprise, but it will be difficult.
・He is ambitious for power.
・He is a young, ambitious and able politician.
amount ・Her parents paid the full amount for her school expenses.
・The bill amounts to 1,000 dollars.
・The amount I received was one thousand dollars.
ancestor ・Jack is proud that his ancestors were among the Pilgrim Fathers.
・Our ancestors made hiragana from kanji.
・Our ancestors made hiragana and katakana from kanji.
ancient ・According to the ancient Jewish chronicles, Abraham came before Moses.
・The ancients may have been wiser than us.
・What he wished to have was an ancient coin.
angle ・Throw the ball at an angle of close to forty-five degrees.
・I will view the problem from a different angle.
・The Tower of Pisa leans at an angle of 8 degrees.
announce ・The government announced the final decision.
・She announced herself as his mother.
annoy ・That noise annoys me.
・I am annoyed with arithmetic.
anxiety ・She was full of anxiety about the future.
anxious ・His mother was opposed to the plan because she was anxious about his health.
・I wasn't anxious to face such a serious choice.
・People are anxious about their future lives.
apart ・It is easy to take machines apart but it is difficult putting them back together again .
・I believe our family ties are strong, even though we live apart from one another now.
・Linda stood far apart/away from me.
apologize ・I apologized for my late arrival.
・He is too proud to apologize in his heart.
appeal ・He appealed to arms as a last resort.
・Our bright colorful products should appeal to teenagers.
・The old principal's address appealed strongly to the audience.
application ・Patent applications must be made in writing.
・The application of robot technology to industries marks our age.
・A wider understanding and application of this basic principle is necessary, to solve the problem.
apply ・The man who invented Karaoke did not apply for a patent.
・The same rule does not simply apply to everything.
・The graduate applied for the computer's job.
appoint ・We appointed her chairperson.
・I am in charge of appointing a date and place for the meeting.
appreciate ・Japanese cartoon films are appreciated in many parts of the world.
・I appreciate all your help.
・In those days few critics appreciated her new novel.
appreciation ・The colour appreciation of Japanese differs, from that of Americans.
approach ・The vacation is approaching.
・The sales team adopted an innovative approach to boost sales figures.
approve ・As of 11 Sept. 2003, 52% of Americans approve of, and 48% disapprove of the job G. Bush is doing.
・Father won't approve of our marriage.
・The study shows that about 70 percent of parents approve of spanking their children.
argue ・Galileo argued that the earth moves.
・I will argue with them about the matter.
argument ・His arguments aren't grounded in fact.
arrange ・Emergency aid must be arranged immediately, for the flood victims.
・I neatly arranged my desk, with all my books on the left, and all my papers on the right.
・She told her son to arrange his toys in order.
arrangement ・In advertising, such as posters or television commercials, the arrangement of colours is very important.
artificial ・She wears an artificial leather coat, so as not to be attacked by animal rights activists.
・He didn't want to instill artificial life into his body.
・She welcomed me with an artificial smile.
aspect ・We were really fascinated by the aspect/aspects of the English garden.
・Try to look into other aspects of the problem.
・In all aspects what the committee claims is completely right.
associate ・What do you associate with the sea?
・In many cultures white is associated with something positive.
association ・The association held a general meeting last week.
・Her association with modern art goes back twenty years.
assume ・I assumed that he would pass the test.
・She had assumed that this would happen.
assumption ・His theory is based on a reasonless assumption.
assure ・I am assured of his victory.
・I can assure you that he will come.
astronomy ・This book is very useful as an introduction to astronomy.
・Astronomy deals with the physics of the stars, and outer space.
・This book is very useful as an introduction to astronomy.
athletic ・Visitors to the Grand Canyon can experience it in various ways, if they have some athletic ability.
・The athletic meet was postponed because of bad weather.
・The athletic meet was postponed because of bad weather.
atmosphere ・Many fear that too much dioxin has diffused into our atmosphere.
・The atmosphere of the swimming club in America was very nice.
・The atmosphere in the bright sunny room was cheerful.
atom ・The whole universe can be explained through the movement of atoms and electrons.
・She doesn't have an atom of common sense.
・When an atom is split, it releases neutrons.
attach ・He is attached to his hometown.
・All applicants should attach a photo to their resume.
attain ・She managed to attain her dream.
・There are only three ways to attain a good test score - study, study, and study.
attempt ・The government attempted to create jobs in this region.
・He made an attempt at suicide.
attend ・I will attend classes at London University.
・He must attend his sick mother.
attention ・The boy is trying to attract her attention.
・The students pay keen attention to the lectures.
attitude ・I was struck by his sincere attitude toward his job.
・Our language and attitude influence each other.
attract ・A magnet attracts iron.
・Everybody was attracted by her charm.
attractive ・At the very least estimate, Betty is an attractive woman.
author ・The author explains her aims in the preface of the book.
authority ・The authorities will never surrender to the terrorists.
・The judge has no authority/authorization to arrest any suspects.
automatic ・Japanese technology is associated with wide-screen TV sets, personal stereos, fully automatic cameras, and such.
・They sell a machine which consists of an electric kettle and automatic pourer, to enjoy early morning tea in Britain.
・The automatic revolving door has caused a disastrous accident.
available ・The parking place isn't available on Sundays.
・This hotel has no rooms available.
・Some beers are only available in the summer.
average ・The average temperature of this area is getting higher and higher every year.
・During WWII, the average American's allocation of gasoline, was two gallons per month.
・On the average one out of five citizens was killed in the great earthquake.
avoid ・The dangers need to be avoided.
・I deliberately avoided the man.
award ・He was awarded the Nobel prize for literature.
・The author was showered with awards, in his late years.
aware ・He is aware of his responsibility.
・I became aware that everyone was staring at me.
awareness ・There has been a raising of awareness about the environment.
awful ・We can imagine how awful and sad war is.
・We had an awful time in the mountains.
・I shall not be able to get over that very awful dream.

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