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[20.5.24] ETS 2023 RC_Test 1
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medieval
(a) /ˌmed.iˈiː.vəl/
related to the
Middle Ages
(= the period in European history from about AD 600 to AD 1500)
Ex: With her numerous credentials, Dr.Kwan is highly ready to teach
medieval history
at Maston University
mandatory
(a) /ˈmæn.də.tɔːr.i/
used to
describe
something that must be done, usually because the law states that it is
necessary
Ex: They would make it
mandatory fo
r everyone to
have health insurance.
vaguely (adv) /ˈveɪɡ.li/
in a way that is
not clearly expressed
, known, described, or decided
without giving many
details or facts
, especially because you do not want to tell someone everything that you know
Ex: I vaguely remembered having met her before.
assure
(
v
)
to tell someone
confidently
that something is
true
, especially so that they do not worry
Ex: Before the seminar began, attendees were
assured
that all schedules presenters would appear
record (n) /ˈrek.ɚd/
a piece of
information
(s.o/sth) or a description of an event that is
written
on paper or
stored
on a
computer
Ex: A person's medical records are
confidential.
coat
(v)
to
cover
something with a
layer
of a particular substance
Ex: -After
coating
the potato in flour and spieces, chef should place them directly into the
deep fryer
When the
biscuits
are cool, coat them in
melted chocolate
harbor
(n)
a
protected
area
of water next to the land where
ships
and boats can be safely kept
Ex: The city's harbor is reasonable to
container
ships and
fishing
vessels of all sizes
vessel (n)
a large
boat
or a
ship
Ex: a cargo/fishing/naval/patrol/sailing/supply vessel
stationery
(n)
the things
needed
for
writing
, such as paper, pens,
pencils
, and envelopes
Ex: The company realized it was
spending
too much on
stationery.
clearance sale (n)
an occasion when goods are offered for sale
cheaply
so that people will be encouraged to buy them and there will be space for
new goods
Ex: As business slowed, some chains held
clearance sales
to lure customers and get rid of
summer goods.