1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Seams... A] pra noet Introduction |_ PERSONAL ARTICLES . gf Maan mast IC. ASTRONOMY ... COMMUNICATIONS. eanree(s) } Pewazet GEOGRAPHY... TRANSPORTATION .. : 0 Ag? tha Le RAPES wnceFT Hf, i] VEGETABLE KINGDOM .... OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT . 383 g ‘ase APNAT mus tb, ANIMAL KINGDOM Music no | thee an Aer Ft HUMAN BEING cu 93 | CREATIVE LEISURE ACTIVITIES. HUMAN BENG ee rae arc FooD.. eo 121 | SPORTS... # er many macerF FARM MEASURING DEVICES... avr nee wacret J0 ARCHITECTURE. OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS .. ar ; me se 4 HOUSE... eoocntene .163 | HEALTH... rat #Agn | rant HOUSE FURNITURE ..... 181 | ENERGY. — House FURNITURE APNAT Oe |" nae ence te GARDENING........ 219 HEAVY MACHINERY .. fac wacsrt i WEAPONS ... ana +r ar + CLOTHING... = SYMBOLS b eh 713, AMSAL ATRMN gr PERSONAL ADORNMENT.. General Index ...... seg J1. (ero). A boy came, AE + oem, 2NIG. A boy came. AVE | AK + oom aback, be taken ~ £14(0) T was taken aback by my friend's refusal to lend me money. © + 73H + AAMECU POAT RIF abandon (v.) 1. Fe, He abandoned his efforts to achieve his goal. haAT@™ + aowCA + FREI! e Mere reds to 2, fe + #8, The man abandoned his family. Bo 8 Es AED ne 8 LE 3.-Rte + WWE. The captain gave the command to abandon ship. Woe + PH + coches + Ao + NATE © Thr + Am abandon (o.) ‘*The students cheered with abandon waving their arms and shouting. Ta" + Io 25 AeONOUT » AMET + DA De « LOO 1 1K abandoned (adj) era ‘The abandoned child was begging in the streets. CANAD 1 AR + Atma + LA rr ne abandoned 4é ‘The prosecution will be abandoned if the stolen money is retumed. CAOZPO: + THEA | hehew ANT te + Reba abase APce, ‘A man who betrays his friends abases him- sell ORREY ELLA | NO + OT * SPCR abash Ange ‘The rebuke abashed him. +¢a.2ha» ALLO be abashed Adc ‘The litle girl was abashed when she saw the room filled with strangers. hed 1 0X38 + OPE MAE AEE Uk ABE | hee abate (vt) #0 ‘The city administration abated local taxes. €°7 MOH Ot ehtto + anc + e40 abeyance abate (vi) F490 ‘The ship sailed when the storm abated, “1 Ane eS coc ot abbreviate 1, Dame. He likes to abbreviate long words. CHEF + PAI ame + BORD 2. RAKEt + A + hELI. How do you ab- breviate ‘doctor’? ANG # FOLNOT | FA + ER MIREE oA | HECIeAUT abbreviation MKC + 90, ‘Dr’ is the abbreviation for ‘doctor’. FR CHRIRet FAs RC tom abdicate 447 + are Why did the king abdicate? 7 «Ar? + WAT Oy 1 Aedt abdomen ire ‘The sick child's abdomen is swollen. €0%-t Frag ees AMA abdominal rue: ‘Abdominal pains may be caused by eating t00 much. hesm? + AF 1 oman + AU eer coy s AUT RMA. abduct mag 1 AST s one ‘The rebels abducted his daughter. Ooo + $07 TAK + manger 1 (AwIOr 1 OnE) ration FAAP C + tt ‘He stole the watch in a moment of aberration. FED 1 eicban + CAAT E | UNE 1 CH AF + NACA | OF Jo “*His speech was full of aberrations from the main subject, M7 1 AL + RoW + he Sos ACK + Lom + sc abet (abetted) ARGLE Only one man stole the tire but his two friends abetied him. 9107 + hate +d AEA AO AE UTI PERLE 1 UAT AP 1 hte abeyance, be in ~ t¢u His interest in stamps has been in abeyance for weeks. RFC + forint + Shi A We APIO Pua dnb scabhor hold in abeyance Atma ' A#T ‘The judge beld the case in abeyance until additional witnestes appeared. haM7e + 70 he + RAnPCH + Leh + Aor « TALTY atm + hater ‘abhor (abhorred) «a He abhorred cruclty to animals. an7no% + Ag + ea? | mA abhorrence TA# T cannot hide my abhorrence for her. 42, + PAT) 1 TAF Redeem | haar abhorrent Afni. ‘Treachery is abhorrent. haat + AAmA. * or abide (abode, or abided), vt. #8 T cannot abide loud noises. amass + NAT ar abide (vi.) AO Even after disappointments hope still abides. TAPE | ALANAIE + NID NE | FR coy netcr abide by 1. AhMé, You must abide by your promises. mies + sa ema + AAW 2. ==> 8, I abide by what I said, ANH # aasaw abiding wrt ‘He manifested abiding devotion to his country. Are HHAe | BACT RAE ability (abilities) 1. 3Fee*, He has ability to swim like a fish, Rae ae 1 coer | tee + NAO Hee is a man of great abilities. be * £0 + ted + FAO + Or + Yor 2. hee. Musical ability often shows itself carly in life, Corie 1 POTP | OOX + Tn MART + BFOsA abject At ‘Abject poverty i visible in the beggars tat- tered clothes, NACTE ob + afl NOPE SWE RIANIE + EOF abjure he Hie abjured his religion, 278409 + A (be) ablaze 1. 90, The streets were ablaze with lights, PRSPR + nooner + A700 aboard 2. ONAK + HEP, The whole building was ‘ablaze. AVIR@ + emt | NAT + ELEM aac 3, deve RA. T was ablaze with anger when he Kicked my dog. OTR? + Mean ta + 0 Teh eT RATE able 1. Rtedt + £har, He is an able speaker. te Pa Sh@ | b928 + 2. dit, An able speech won the king’s favor. CARLO 1 AEE TTIE RYTON DANE arse «NNT be able #4 Will you be able to come? acerart + anu? able-bodied Pt71A | A@st + fo ‘Only able-bodied men will be accepted into the army. £1 mC «HEH 1 AwATY 1 e Rte | EIA Aah 8 pao 1 + Fo ablution 2°Farft ‘Ablution must be performed by Muslims before prayer. ANAP + heenagiror + ad orm + AAO abnegate + He abnegated his family fortune and became a monk, (Act + AN + OAR #4 + ombbett abnegation (~ adv) 2a? + (lew ‘A hermit lives @ life of abnegation. af + POO» hte | LREK abnormat Le Werder + GA, Tt is abnormal for a moan to be seven feet tall, PER 1 Qos ook AGE | RT 1 OU) hee 1 ot ae + 50m 2. ANAFC@ «AF + $4. Abnormal children require special teaching. MAAPCP Fa 1 U2 + Pte ARE AGT CTNEIC # Het POA ota 3. #9 © em 1 se-tners.. His abnormal ac- tions show that he has been drugged. r+ Fee + (ARAL) © AAR TOLLEY mond + fase aboard, go ~ PAL ‘We went aboard an hour before the boat sailed. cho, + ATER # NIE + 09 1 OF des PNLLDabode all aboard MCHA + ome + RNG + Ue When the ship went under all aboard were drowned, cha, «DTT + Nene, + 0 eet mem all aboard! 426-1 All aboard! The bus is about to leave. hd. GL ROEEM ALE 1 hom abode (a) ores His abode is far away. TOPO + & + son abode, sco abide abolish anec He abolished slavery. ACHE? + ANE abolition “76% ‘The abolition of poverty was the main pur- pose of the bill. fave 6 PS 1 4ae7 + Ry arte nc abominable 1. Atha, The weather this year is abor ble. ALU 1 900% 1 Pte + mag | ANE 10> He finds this music abominable, £9 + em. dha 1 Ut + gorPA. 2 AOS. The abominable cructties of Nero are well known. fi AGAR PAE YR, aA Choe + yo abominate a He ebominates strict discipline, TA + dr 9c + Lanna, abomination (- adj) Anhé ‘The man’s cruelty is an abomination, eno mr ePhk Anne 1 so aboriginal ers + art “Traces of aboriginal dwellings can still be seen. tere + OPH + eoresPt + cua +h DOF 8 A aboriginal Inhabitant eRomce + Pe ‘The aboriginal inhabitants of Ethiopia are the Agnus. fAAPAE + fomkowce + PEP + DP + oe aborigine fokore? + $76 ‘The Agaus are the aborigines of Ethiopia. MPT ONAPKE | feeReCsPH | He PF 1 ore abort 1, 4414, When a pregnant cow is injured, it will abort. HAE 1 RUPE Fags eR raat 2. Wild, The attack aborted because of about breakdown in communication. hems + 1a, He 1 eH eager 6 Tees HT abortion #707 + sInace Ts abortion a crime in Ethiopia? #99 «7a OLE | ORPORE | OTED + 02 abortive 1. °C + SARS. An abortive case of small- ox will leave no scars. 2G + PAMRA + Fa, Fn + WE + and * Retor 2, 4 1 MA. The early attempts to fly were abortive. #29 1 ALA ACONEE 1 CIRCE NEP + RN Um he ound A ‘Animals abound in this forest. av «yn + rive AGRE PALA ‘The river abounds with fish. Ovi + oir + a Para about (rep, adv.) 1. A, They were talking about the war. AA mcr Pom | NG What is it all about? £0 + ute + aA: > EF 07 2. ~~ A. There is something queer about him, A 1 Ag RIS NII GY Loe rN 3, NR. There were about thirty peopl present. DIET waa + APE one 4, PUA. This house is about as high as that tree. POORLY TNE | UAT LEWD 5. Muy + Khan, Are there any wild ani- ‘mals about? MY + ANA, + FRE + ERT net 6.f1--- thee. The dog capered about its master, OO 1 MAO + HEP 1 Le ‘*Tohn is adept at repairing things about the house. 27 1 OLA | ASPH 1 Covad | eo ho “He is about my age, MRL APH bar about facet 2771 AA + ICI ‘The officer roared, “about face"! ate + FOAM tbe + Ate + A bbe about A +} imperfect + 10 The pail is about full. QARO + APA + io Lunch is about ready. 7A © AR + tor bbe about the same P4221 § 40-1 ehewd 00: 5a Is the weather in Addis Ababa better than in Harar? It is about the same. thAN +above fat Ftc 1 vad AcE + MTAAT Pre Al + (eomaiia) 1 So~ "It’s about the same. £@- + 4a tbe about to & + imperfect -+ 4o(rnc) He is about to leave. AYE 1 30> Twas about to send for you. AARAV» 0c have about enough of (0) ‘41 have had just about enough of your argu- ments. Pet PoP EMEA how about le? 4.000 [See also ‘somewhere, up, what'] above (prep) 1, h-== AZ, They live above the store. tte ev nag 2 eeee ‘The water came above our knees, oa» + neAgeFy 1 Me 1 om ‘The temperature was above 100 degrees. o Pt hook Ane 1 OAg | om His bravery was above all praise. HM} + hens ane + snc 2. R.A father should not favor one child above the other, AGH | ATAD © AK hh 7s mane + ene “The book is above me, oat © Whe Brae oe He is above suspicion. AO + MERI 1 AF memcr above (adv.) hae Seen from above, the lake looks like a micror. DAE OAR heh mates Lona ‘As mentioned above, the letter clarified the matter. BAR | NIRbmehe © KALE + PRED | AMLCEAA ‘The bookstore is just above. foRAeT eRe | PTE Ate Sam above all hana 1 BMA {howe + LAP Above all, remember to be on time! hua Pe PMT A OFAD AdrOon, Above all, don't get discouraged! hurr” + BAR bh ET {See also ‘far, over] abrade 1, Am. The stoneabrades theskin. ©7.981841 £000 2. (= pass) “hm, +The boy abraded the skin Of his knee when he fell. AR 1 OS + vA Oh + tm, 4 abrupt abrasion ‘abrasions of the skin are painful. @-Am + BAS Ia. abreast of 107 “The soldiers walked three abreast. @2A%CH+ OL UR PAE HY NOY + BA keep abreast (of) 1, GGA» hoa, He keeps abreast of scien. tifie developments. FARTHD 1 AEE + aPC a shstaa 2, N--- 2G * shawn, He keeps abreast of the times. butter 196 + Beem abridge Aame ‘The book was so long he had to abridge it. eomht | OP # OAINE + Tame + ZA abridged (adj) ¢ma ‘This is an abridged version of David Copper- field, 20 1 Smear + CTS | WTCLAR + MP io be abridged -tyh ‘The rights of citizens must not be abridged without proper cause. £0 +-21iL+ PhIe% FATA + oO Fons + eA abridgment * This book is an abridgment of a three-volume history, 20 1 ooRAe: POR Pea ech RAED» OTAME * PERL 40> abroad o-F + NIC ‘He studied three years abroad. wh 1 o0%1 me RICH NL abrogate %2 ‘The Emperor abrogated all laws permitting slavery. Yo" # 510%48 CSN COLLAR A AVE 8 ote He be abrogated £20 ‘A Dinding contract cannot be abrogated by only one signatory. ROA 1 A9E 1 Le LaF Reach? abrupt 1, £7148, The road is full of abrupt tums. OT. | LAE Cee BONO We noticed an abrupt change in his attitude. uae | RTF + enor + oenne? 2. (= adv.) A277. The abrupt awakening was caused by a noise. ASF | td@ + im he meh acabruptly "The road made an abrupt rise up the bill. re Ant AR A LCN OME ATO poma abrupt manner He bas a very abrupt manner, amg + 10, ee 1 0 abruptly x72016 He treated me rather abruptly. ARIA * AN. Poe abscess MP ‘The doctor had to cut the abscess. «Ahem + naawy « nacenAT abscond, ~ with acé : haa ‘The clerk absconded with the store's money. Rhee + COPEAGY OTHE © ACH * DADA absence Aacrc ‘The absence of water Keeps plants from growing. fos + NAM@TC | OORT 1 RIAF 2 + SCOT *In the absence of the director all work stopped. AAWhe | OARS 1 Pre 1 Oe + b> “Please be my attorney during my absence. Abr OAAUOT aL et ae OF [See also ‘leave'] absent (v), ~ oneself +2 Why did you absent yourself from school? nervc sae + ary + ecur absent (adj.) t< ‘The absent members could not vote. th PONMEE | LEEDS + Ohae RAFAT be absent 1, #2, Throe members were absent because of illness. ers PIPE vAY + AM Oh tote 1 ne 2. hat7F9". Snow is absent in some countries. OVATE MCE NEP REMY fn an absent manner Agia She was daydreaming and answered in an absent manner. Maal + Fawn + hayfle + 4 PM An hae nites 1. PLPC 1 A016, A careful teacher keeps track of absentecs. MIAH + oPPUC « CU 417 EPH + PAMMeD 2. overs + Ag + feIFC. The problem of absentee landowners is serious one in this country. Aowa sm + Af 1 CIEE 1 A absolve met» oad + Aiky | dc + NAAN, 1 7 crane absently 0A 1 chil + anne + stom 1 An ‘She absently nodded in response to the question. AOA + dt | atin stam + an Fe APRO AN CRD + HOE absent-minded 19 He is always late to appointments because he is absent-minded. we + aay + UAT. Me Akme + IMeE © £ECAA absolute 1, S89", That's the absolute truth, £0 + KEP Noma + om ‘The dictator excercised absolute power. A” ease ORE + YT Am IN 2, 4A + B09. He has been an absolute ruler, AAP 1 Bde TIE 3G 3. 8A | NCTM. It is an absolute fact. SAP RCIMT | NC +o 4, 18M + tea, The absolute authority of the director was burdensome for the teachers, IEA PAO | PLLNA | ATE AO ver shine + 99c 5. Mi, Absolute alcohol has no water init, aie RADA + OD + CANT absolutely 1. AGRI". Ho is absolutely right. At + a6 rt an tio 2. apart (with negative verb). He is abso- Iutely dishonest. ead + STH + ABLAT Sewte + nerdy, Do you agree with mo? Abso- iutely, MA + DE 8 RaeTeTAUT ome + Mote absolution taht 1 62% ‘The priest performed absolution. te + ad BIR) 1 ARLE ‘sve absolution £2 “Give me absolution”, he said to the priest. any 1 pen + Raton ounce absolution + NAT ‘The priest pronounced absolution. +1 ae RAO absolve 1, $R" ARG, The judge absolved him of guilt in the accident. 8,9 | hReh@ + 74h + Allan 1 ¥R WEcr@> 2. Aati(ait). He absolved me from the promise Tmade, 20807 1 frg@-y » A + AGNATabsorb bbe absolved +A28(0%) “tHe was absolved from his sins. Saubek « agent absolve (someon) of his sing 2 The priest absolved him of his sins. ae + 4, cs absorb 1, mm. ‘The sponge absorbed the water Guickly. AGH | O09 + OREO + oom mo 2. #u.. You cannot absorb all that material in @ single lesson. $77 4 ove + AR + De UC 1 ALEO + AM EAS 3. Pm. Large companies absorb smaller ones. PARE © TEP TED LommTEA, 4, 401A, The United States absorbed millions Of immigrants. ALN» ALALE + PLE + OSkPE tne 5. 3A. The company will absorb all the esearch costs. HI,Pa> s Gb? + oR + ys nt haa, 6. @as{ar). This job absorbs all my time, PU oe 8 TET Nemes BONED, 7. "Yeh. The circts absorbed the boy's atten- tion. ACHA © PARI + owreA 4 Ihe bbe absorbed t2%11m, ‘He was so absorbed in his book, he did not hhear me come in, Meerdat «Gy + hee fe + AAG + a1 + hanerie absorbent, ~ paper rma 1 ach Absorbent’ paper is used to dry hands. 9g HL WEEE «ED ne + PATNA, absorbing tozernr He told me an absorbing story. ¢terhe + ren ney abstain 1, Ama 1 -hmnt. The doctor ordered. him {to abstain from meat. ahem + te + x7 Attar «ratio Athletes usually abstain from smoking. 7" CAPE AAO ons here Bm atte 2, 29° | hANmP. Three nations voted for -the proposal and two abstained. vn + AT CF CeeNeT | AMT LI tO OT 7 RPE Matar J, e¢mO%. His abstention from alcohol kept abstraction him healthy. hAADA + omae + na3Ht © ateo 2.870 + hacwhm. The meeting adjourned after a vote of three for, two against and three abstentions. wai 1 Nomkag 1 UAT + Ansar t yds LEO + Ache + OA finer 508s abstinence mnt ‘Abstinence from Tiquor is good for health ReLFANG + mmr | ome 1 AMIYe +L ame abstract (v.) 1. wm. They abstract iron from ore by smelting it ALC + ATPAT + Gt +S ante 2. AAmé. The student was asked to abstract the book. 412m 1 comait + NIASATC | sme abstract (n.) 1. MRC! Raw. He published the full speech fs well as the abstract of it. 79967 «Moma TONARCE Raby oboe 2. CAG + Ae. Sweetness isan abstract; sugar is concrete. MPH 1 Pic + AP t yor T ARC 9 FARA APE make an abstract Aire + 24, He made an abstract of the book on Ethiopia. AA AAPKE PERLOD 1 OORdE | KOT ct neo abstract (adi) 1. dt. Only advanced students can under stand the abstract theory about the nature Of the soul. AA + 38H Mace + coe Hh DAMN Och | CER» NAPUS FO + 6 MIP AF Te 2 forpaistr. That is an abstract question. Pr emp@aar nc + ie abstracted (adj) eroeam ‘He gazed at me with an abstracted look, tenes Nabe | NEE + beahty abstraction ct?+> The abstraction of philosophy contains the essence of human experience. RANGE + ¢ EMT) OF AK: bOPr Rey aC + SLA, “in a moment of abstraction he grabbed the wrong hat. Qn bao © AA FAA ham neem © ang.abstruse abstruse 1. eergauvr, What he said about the matter is abstruse, OA © AE CETICO + COTE ane: 0 2, AoveAY + AAD, *His ideas are abstruse. ANI + AOC | RADE # yom absurd ant Tt is absurd to think T would steal. AE # NA CHAU ite + OTA + + So absurdity Eat It is an absurdity to wear shoes on your head. WIPED OREN ABO TRLA + BAG te abundance “at "The abundance of fish will develop the factory. FT ANT § GNZHOT + $2. Im abundance 1. fm Food and drink in abundance are 10 be found here. MAS: omer 1 RY tae + pata 2, Migae®. Since the end of the war they have lived in abundance, mere + hae + aU + Aeter rerA abundant in minerals? RUPP RE MeTOL + eNARTE Tt 2. attr, We have abundant evidence to conviet him, Ae 1 AR + AoE Ane 1 owe nay abuse () 1. MeABA, The mother abused her child. Ree AED | NeARAE 2. My brother abuses his eyes by reading in dim light, @7eL © ARG © ACTS + teria + 9659» BIA 3, £A+ hand (04). The manager abused his autority. a 1 NAILER + Meaty + Fae baad + went 4. hah, The demonstrators abused the speakers with their shouts. AMT # OAA7PH + F26PR) + GNI FO: + howto 5. A801 Aye + me, He sinned by abusing God's name PNMAGACY + OF + Nemnet* (Ove Moonen): AMA 1c abuse ach other -FOARA ‘The candidates abused each other during the campaign. TOARCPR | Me@eie + Unt PORE academic abuse (n.) 1. A&A. No one likes to listen to abuse. DEAD emneTe + eeLOe + das tar 2obM, © ROI + AZAD, We hope to put fan end to abuses. t+ fAITy 1 ASE A 8 news eon NAY 3. FAIAM + ormes, The abuse of power corrupts the official who does it. 2°79 * FAL MEP | LVI + LLELCIOT + aAAm? + MATE + secre 4.1--~ oemt7". Abuses of public office such as taking bribes are punishable by law. HOE oeAAA | AOPANIT 1 ALLA + Aor + LAMY + omer MTs FO. ema, abusive twat +e showed me an abusive letter. ta + 2 Ate hae abut (ebuttes) 1, “HY PH, The two houses abut, th + At Fs enesu | Fo 2.9 +4, The street abuts against the rail- Toad, V8. WM 1 aA Re abysmal 1, NE #80. The people of this region live in abysmal poverty. f1V # AMAM, + 2% + Benda Ie arin + kee 2. @£E + fiAa~ He showed abysmal igno- ance of Ethiopian conditions. 0A + AAT RS Oa | OLE Cheha e AAP EE FEO abyss 78.8 ‘The bus crashed into the abyss. NOMBOTY ¢ RA orien Oke + PHANG acacia 1c academic 1. ¢ham +» AgucH, We should have an in- sfitute that can grant academic degrees. Adar AUCH 1 EA | LAT | LCE Be nmager + sna 2. ANeAOA + AF + feEMPH, Whether or rot to bave a language academy is now an academic question. 87% + AMAL © LHC ARNG + fenn@ | ehh AU FU YAN BEAN AE + CET YO ‘academic preparation 4°UCT He has sufficient academic. preparation for the job. Amao +t + fuy + FPUCT + ‘ano [See also ‘yearacademy academy AAL ‘There is an urgent need for a language aca- demy. @R7% + ANAT. + ANTHE + SLRIA accede, ~ to 1. *MPMA, He acceded to my request. Ff 7+ ena 2. $1, He acceded to the chairmanship after the incumbent died. (#LPO- + At: oF Oc + ARR 1 Ne Ae mpnceeD + FH 3. @4A. When the king died his son avceded to the throne, 1h 1 AH ATE # NADO Fewer accelerate (vt) 1, 00% © aaavd, The drivers accelerated the motor by stepping on the pedal. 1KP% + ANY + cond + dorcrr + ERT gay + cue 2. fm’, Foreign aid is needed to accelerate Ethiopia's development, ChOTRE? | AT + Aer) | Camp RCRD NEA. 1 50 accelerate (vi) 79% 1 ane, ‘The stone will accelerate as it rolls down the mountain, RIDE them 1 AOC! T ay 1 NEM + LEAD. acceleration ‘Stepping on the gas pedal causes the aoce- leration of the car. M.31L3 # one? + 0 SUMO LOSER! ST Ht | LEAPED accent (v.) 1. NPA. Accent the first syllable of this word! PUT PA ComKowes HEAT FA + RIT 2. NA, Her scarf accented her blue eyes. STE EM OSLO ALTRI # NENEO accent (n.) 1, BG + 44P, Where is the acoent in this Word? FLU SARTRE RET TA or 2. "Pe. The French alphabet uses different ‘accents for the vowels. PLE7AS LEA t AEF ASNOPE OAR | PLE Le mera 3. AY2IC, His foreign accent betrayed him. foe RC 1 hm + Ayo | ADAMO ‘He still speaks with an accent. RIDTG 1% Wt hae 1 ONE + ABRAT accentuate A™A Her black hair accentuated the whiteness of acceptance her skin. THe | RTE FERED A TO Abo be accentuated 00d. ‘The rhythm of the dance was accentuated by drum beats, PLO 1 OUP + PLL anne rs 5a accept 1. ‘PeMA, Will you accept that position’? SOP es RP MANNT She accepted the gift, Nmswoy + Monat ‘They accepted our invitation for dinner. PRLTINEDY # PRGA MT EPO 2. AME + NA, He asked her to marry him, and she accepted. MAIO 1 meRE + HC # Ait, + Avo 3, haces, The children immediately accepted ‘their new classmate. ARE 1 AA? + th SA) ARN FOD | @ASOr | MARE ccopted 1. Aaa + A. Only able-bodied men are accepted into the army. @2 + mC 1 Ae Ge 1 AowIAT + CoA CTA shen + PAE + OF + 50 2. gm, Ie is now generally accepted that the world is round. "a 1 4A + hii: + Am Panen | APA 3. PbagS% + AIT, Einstein's theory was Widely accepted. PRLIDKLT + B90 ttl + Naga + peagse + hvF acceptable i177. His behavior is acceptable. at» never. + 1 be acceptable +0207 1 ATF ‘The plan was acceptable to everyone. AP Kee NOs PALI | TE acceptance 1.amena, Her acceptance of the flower they brought delighted the children. #oearA¥ + AM meng, | ARE + LAO ‘The acceptance of responsibilities is a sign of adulthood. "M29 * amelA 1 ANA? oem Fe Porch PANY yo 2. #4247. The invention found widespread ‘acceptance, MANY PRLAMLO 1 110 # Ade | Hest ey ‘Sho was delighted by her acceptance into the club, FMR 1 AMA 1 AIT AATEL ARONaccess. access ech ‘Access 10 the mountainous towns is often difficult because of poor roads. heevaR® + SUPE CEI + ANTON + Uh + be ZT OR UH DEP E em echt RED eu gain access 0.29 + FA 124 ‘They gained access through back window. DAC + Anam + cenit + ante + Fee ‘The queue was too big and I couldn't gain access to the theater. AK # MANNA eee Fo 1 Aaa « ten have access to 1, Amaah + A, All children have access to the library during the afternoon. nna + GAA ARE os oR + AF Aw eae 2, newbenl + Fa, Only high officals have ac- cess to the Emperor. Wyre + yn s+ AORN CEES NEE 4 MAM AMEE ¢ MF GF 3. AeIEh + FFA, He has access 10 the files. Pape + acme + haa have an access of Hee had an access of coughing. 4& + S1ha accessible MeAn + feLsch Debre Bizen is an accessible monastery. RAG + ITD AEA POLLEN YAP + or ‘A telephone should be put where it is acces- sible. Man + NEAR + ALENOr + OLA Fe NRe + coboor + KAN be accessible to” ‘An open-minded person is accessible to reason. AML de # EUS # OH + CORED | REALS prone, accession marc ‘The school was increased by the accession of fourteen new pupils. Od + Aa + M4 De MPF + Qeocongter + FP UC A Benen accession to the throne THh4) + A@ech ‘The constitution defines the accession to the throne. a1 8 ow -apeA + FIKETD © heeeth + PRIA accessory (accessories) 1, teeta + KOPF. "Daty has been imposed fon automobile accessories. ees + “hat MeO RSPE AR tere ROMER acclamation 2. Um + a. A woman likes her accessories to be of the same color as her dress. Wt 1 2 ar hAMg. | 2c PoeAAe. + Ag+ Osea 1 pone accident 1. AKD. When did the automobile accident happen? Cerh.e «ALD + oe RCA 2. (= by accident) 38.26%, Our meeting was an accident. C17 Fim | ADMIT + > ac by accident NIA 2007 T found it out by accident. AAIMEL + Ah bat {See also ‘overt, prevent’) adv.) 1. Agi, An accidental discovery of oil was reported in the paper. APC + ne, As mate + an + “bie 2. Q&11%, Breaking her doll was accidental DMARD CANO | ALT ha accidentally nev 1 742007, T dropped the plate accidentally. ae? + anit) maha T accidentally teamed the truth, Nowa? + aR amen, + 22h acclaim (v) £20 | AEGBAT + aARAt) ‘The crowd acclaimed the fireman for rescuing two people from the burning house, #A4+ Ago eRhARG 1 Re smaoe Abt oh + PUA | APE s ALOT + dates. + ae + AOA ESHA 1 TARA be acclaimed Mle + haanaaa(a) He was acclaimed winner of the race. Mk + RATER Rem RAGE + eee boa ant acclaim (a) LPMGAT © AAAS. The Emperor was greeted with acclaim, Yew © ye4e> © OMe AmAT | ONADS + HORT FO 2. U2, The birth ofthe new nation was greeted with acclaim. Ate © NIC 1 comme + ous 1 tener acclamation ALS ‘A shout of acclamation was heard when the winner was announced. AUS&O> © TF 1 Tes OEE Uh AREER ee eredacclimate by acclamation £70 + ALOR + oa~aaA He was elected president by acclamation. Sb ARNT | MENON | TAHATE Ft toe acclimate ome The dogs acclimated quickly to the colder country. FE + Ich) § NIC + Ae Aaa acclimate oneself Ao°f. Tom acclimated himself readily to the new town. #7 MAD eT AREY New, acclimatize AA1*2 ‘They acclimatized the plants to the dry region. 00777 | Weak HRA + OIC CK AeT004. accommodate 1, Anere7. T will accommodate my plans to yours. 2 | ABS ERIE + 2c + NaeTTPAD- 2. Riterm. This table easily accommodates fix people. £01 meAM | ARIE + dw ¢ aac snerma. 3. Aile.2. The big bedroom will accommodate six beds. rAd + mF Oke ARNE ON A2P% + eneoA 4. ¢A. He accommodated his friend with money. 38 OF + TPM + ceo» 5. ATV(A?), He wanted change for a quarter, but I could not accommodate him. Anomy + PME LOINC LTT AT RAF ane accommodate oneself Gf+7 » NATH? He accommodated himself to the circum- stances, Noag@ 1 C+ adhd + NTT accommodating £925 ‘The man was accommodating enough to lend me a dollar, AO-ar + AIC ANRC! AH BR MC accommodation 1, e1heTe1%, The accommodation of old ideas to a new plan was possible. ¢&c@-3 1 hive ADA WAC RRR HC TTR EIA 2. PH, The hotel has a restaurant for the accommodation of its guests. Waite + ANI PEPE CHIE | OPA AE + AAO accommodations “72LE ‘They: finally found accommodations in a small hotel, Qevangy © WIRY 1 27+ UA amen Tee 1 accord accompany (accompanied) 1. °F. His friends accompanied him to the railroad station, 379% + Nah + irc + mn, Pe en TEe 2, -thihte + oom, Evangelists accompanied the Spanish colonizers in South America. ovine SPENT MC APLP ED thw OR + Riedl | AeA | way 3. 0%. The orchestra accompanied the singer. DchATCO + I4E + OXI ‘The nobility accompanied the Emperor to church. ro sree Meh HENLEY +E At Ure | OFF 4, #en0(04). Wind accompanied the rain, Vode USM HEADIN * OC ‘*He accompanied his speech with gestures. FrIC | ASeCI + hhoyt + RPA + rc + nc accomplice 72 + A0C ‘Who was his accomplice in this plot? AAs Ma Ne + ANG OTD + SCT accomplish 1. &&o, For one day be accomplished quite a Lot, 98 1 69 Oe ARow 2. Rha. Did he accomplish anything? Nothing to speak of. Phomsm 1 511 NAP reunica® + Apear 3. «Bd. With their work accomplished the boys went out to play. ARE + maitex> « h Bact 1AA ROOD TA accomplished (adj) toma? “He is an accomplished speaker of English. FOMAT | NITE 1 15.06 + 0m accomplishment #210141 oat His mother is proud of his accomplishments, Nk Mea 1 Peete ‘These accomplishments are merely collateral to his primary goal. NLU + fd. + o-m-t%! PPTar 1 qneIO | RCI + SRO accord (vt) 1, AREA. They accorded him a warm welcome. FAR AOMNA ALLEN 2. fim. We accord praise to those who deserve iL Pnae + AOLIFe + 2x0m07 accord (vi) NIT His account of the accident accords with yours. AAT AR DO © OREN Nes CATILD # A Dh hAhO | 26 + LNT,accord accord (0) 1. ema. They acted in complete accord with hhim in releasing the prisoner. Ane¥or> + 0, At he et deme + MN + 5C 2. avery. France and England reached an ‘accord over certain tariffs. &CTARG «NIT AE OA NATE 1 ecm ha Bs Sele be In accord -bT-9 ‘Their opinion of war was in accord with his. AA CHE + gaan + Rorband Oe ON Ao AnPAON + 2c 8 her of his own accord G11 £04. He did it of his own accord. aM + 2A. + Arce accordance, in ~ with 1. RIK + (noun). We tried to live in accor- dance with the customs of the country. DIRE RI AIR AMEE © HCY 2, --- owe, In accordance with your re- ‘quest we aresending you three books. A.fstu + owe 1 rat 1 ORAS | NTARAVAY according to 1. 49K + (noun). He will be punished accor- ding to the seriousness of his crimes. N38. + OYE MARE + Loma 2. ~~~ eoweit, Everything was carried out according to instructions. wae + yc + PLEO | comet + bk 3.0@-=~ om. He spends according to his income, P°Rf@M@- «110.0 + om? + Sa~ 4. (= conj.) X48. + (verb). According to the Bible, God created the earth in six days. CORE | PAD NIRLAO © HULDA * PREY + MRED OY Ame accordingly aie 1 pwc 1 AIF + LHe have told you what to do, so act accordingly. PU NRPILED» MEIAW 1 ONE 1 oe ere me T have heard the evidence and will judge accordingly. Han? + APFAUT # NIK 1 & eet ono «KATA. *He felt unwell and, accordingly, left. mci + aaron + 42, accordion ARCAE He plays the accordion, AMCAM Ena + accost 1. Ab216. A stranger accosted me. fIAan® hot 21% ut account 2, tetm?. A beggar accosted him begging for money. ATR + TH MAM Ate Ut a account (for) 1. PHISH + AK, We must account for every dollar spent. NFIATA © 1c | Comat? + PRET 6 oeTAR | NAY 2. #487 fn. How do you account for that? AS Ds PHI + Roma 3. FhST + haw. How do you account for your lateness? ACHE + I PhIeH 1 dave 4, PHIPT + Wr, His illness accounts for his actions, AGGIE + PINTER a+ Aanoe + so 5. 9Aé + u'r. You will have to account for Your actions. AFICIO 1 Yat IAL. + oe vo ercara SA dry spell accounted for the poor crops. ire + E4nATO + bec 1 tay oe account (a) 1. evade. His account of the accident is not clear. OA! ARIO + Pima + cone + AR + hEear 2, shah, Hegave acolored accountoof the battle. AAs chk Secham + has eEM | sae 3.RPeE 4 aAifl Ihave an account ia this Dank. NLU 1 ATH sme a NA 4. dutfl, You will have to give an account ‘of every penny you spend. APTA. « Pom PRATT Hoste tha FTCA RAW 5. #HIST. I did not do it on this account, Roam + AU HIST RELAY “I have an account to settle with DEO NIAEERD accounts PALMA + ong ‘The company’s accounts were in good order. PROTO 8 tha oor + AEA» AC by all accounts APRLANG- It seems, by all accounts, that Ras Ali was a rival of King Theodore. K2°2AA@ + e+ 901 oes AP REN TEST et Boone, to account PHISH 1 ADAIR! me het to He called his secretary to account when he found some money missing. THN + and. FY Nob SUL PHISH NIAIICO + RALO © mebaraccountable 12 of no account #2 ¥ ALM His advice was of 0 account, ft + he + worms me fon accoune 04. ‘She bought her furniture on account, ¢(L% + RSET CORO + 15M 1 am ‘on (one’s) account Ade # te 1 AAG Don’t go fo any trouble on my account. Abs AAD * (aE) # PIF FIC fon account of 1, @--- PHILF. The game was postponed fon account of rain. GUGM + PHIe + thors thAd, 2. =-= e494, On account of that, he was fired. Me # eH hee hoe fon no account AIF 1 HIST ‘On no account must you open this drawer. apie: righ + Buy 1 ANS | oh ah enue take into account 1. heats. You have to take all the facts into account, AIS 1 31C + TOON + AasD 2. eentv#. The provisions of the law do not take this matter into account. €2rn4 AER + LUT TAS + heovathe 3. 4H one | ARLI. Before building hhouse he took into account the increased cost of materials. W# + hewercet 1 OL 1 RIK! re ee ee aeca take no account of FA + ha ‘Take no account of his words. PU1e@r + Fae ner (be) accountable for Me + 10" "Each person is accountable for his own work. REPATA NAO 1 ACO le 8 RL accountant af + oP ‘Since I did not agree with my partner, we consulted an accountant. hifch. 1 ac's a AT | AAATATTY | AOE ORE TAY her accredit 1. AMT s-bENA, The committee accredited Parker's report of the events. 7°ch + AA + PALO | FAM CONN + REE AMT e000 2. Aide + 4@MN, We accredit the invention of the telephone to Bell. A ' Aan? 1 real Lt tem My PeNATA accurate 3, Shama + RANG» dees Aho, The minis ter accredited im as ambassador to England. UNAS | ANIA | RIG AM AARC | AY ee ee 4, teags® + R1F.+The committee accred- ited the college, DAR. # ORCI + WIE + east | mF accretion trarord ‘The last part of the logend is a later accretion. rele + pommem | NRA + WL + aA ereno, + by accretion O9.227 + AHI | oP Ahk ‘Some rocks are formed by accretion, N74? ROPE © cOLwEE MTT | Ket pA + Ya" accrue acre, Tnterest will accrue on my savings account ROH PA ETE TH OA YE area ‘*Benefits accrue to society from better edu- cation. bh | Ae UCE eters eet + Ot + Renter, accumulate (vt) 1. ANE, By working hard he accumulated a big fortune. he + Meee Att 0 ca Rev ELA. 2. Amétev, He likes to accumulate money. THA! Meter + LOAD accumulate (vi) HHT K knd-ber If you don't sweep, dust will accumulate. ameter «Age + STFA If earwax accumulates, it may hurt the ear. Wh 1 Oke + mate | ahha + SAA accumulation "*The accumulation of knowledge is a result of reading. d-P% + CLAMCO + ANE | OT rer ‘His accumulation of old papers filled three trunks, SmePorFOr «KEL © OLERE + POR TTD ete accuracy Thha¥y? 1 thhay + v7 1 trust the accuracy of his story. (°6te? + ahhayee + AesAo ‘The attestations of all witnesses were checked for sccuracy. PONCE 1 HA Uwe + hh AT herb 1 reece, accurate Thnay ‘She is very accurate in her work. Me # Ame + thhay +accurately 13 Give me an accurate report of the accident! AN» AR DOH HAT + oA + AAS accurately athha She described the accident accurately. AR? ONE NILA OEHHA HA ato accursed (adj) t4re10" The poor man felt himself accursed. Rie» + Aart Peace 6 emery 5 beta accusation hh ‘The man denied the accusation that he was a thick AOR + AAs SU Me + tech aaa ha he, ng an accusation against han ‘Why did he bring an accusation against him? Ary + hiner Jay an accusation against had He will lay an accusation of theft against the official, Tend « Aaiy © hea level an accusation hf + Atco. He leveled an accusation against the governor, ANI TCH s Ag eh NeEA accuse 1. AA, He aceused him of theft. AAAs + nano 2. @#A, You can't accuse me of being lazy. Aye FV MAY! ATOR AMAT accused (n,, adj) +h ‘They brought the accused to court, HAI + SORT RCO accuser hav The judge gave an adverse decision to accuser. APO + ANAT + FoUD@m + amie + an accustom Antex 1 AANA He accustomed his hunting dog to the noise of a gun. PARP © Hay 1 haere t aoe Tir + 2c + hacogo- The job accustomed him to meeting many poopie. wea ith + Aes 2G + oomTy 2 hanoreo accustomed (adj.) PrnerR. By Monday he was back in his accustomed place, A + boa + WtAooRaK 1 OS 8 ac bbe accustomed A2Pe, He was accustomed to hard work. hag: + G1 PENT HACK. Sa get accustomed “ork, He couldn't get accustomed to the strict discipline. a> | hers mye HCH DO AAR + MAFAP acerbity Prat The acerbity of this fruit set my teth on edge. {Rem + PRMINT TCAD | ARO "The acerbity of his words makes the students angry. PCIE + FIG PTGPAD | SSE ra ache (v.) 1. hewow(a). My ear aches. ECR? + Porta, 2. 9A. He ached for his freedom. ADR} ache all over AO-b + AA After riding the mule all day, he ached all over. PED emt MMA NEI SA eA (one's) heart aches 0 Her heart ached for the starving animals. ren | NINAE | oot ache (n.) moor ‘This medicine relieves all aches. £0 1 ah OAT + MOOR + SOA achieve 1, 4Re, He will never achieve anything. > Ponce acer + Ahar 2 wes I have achieved only half of what T hoped to do. Awe. + hgrrFa + 2°RA + AF + wcF Ao 4. MTF, He achieved distinction in mathe- matics, atl | A249 «ATF 4. NOM + ARCO. He achieved his purpose. sac + haat) hea, achievement 1. NGHF + OM. Hoover Dam is an engi= neering achievement, UG # 1&0 + CHIR + PEANREE OMe 10 2 tee + Who, By his achievements, the president dignified his office. amcar 1 Not» TenAre + Rook? + ROO 3 197%, The achievement of skill takes mracticn FATET © ATTFT | APE + IRLT + PNLDON acid (0) Ane ‘The acid ate into the iron, AALS + AcE? + aeacid 14 acid (adj) bre ‘A lemon is an acid fruit. aa + herman + se 0m acknowledge 1. h&1n, This is to acknowledge receipt of your letter. £0 1 PRAALU? + open + AT Gove + sam 2. 10. Please acknowledge receipt! wR cA + aaRes 3. AFT © NEMA, He acknowledged his own faults. CV 1 PH Ree REOA 4. aw). The boys acknowledged him (0 be the best football player. b+aPE + Del PCT MADE NT OED AK + ohare acknowledgment 1. “1427. A receipt is an acknowledgment that a bill has been paid. 20% + HHA + neha 1 e274 + 10 2. e¥tW. ‘The company gave Mr. Parker a ‘medal in acknowledgment of his long service. ISO + FIT Uh MAA TOT | Denia 1 ALONE & rChe SUA, + Taran acoustic (adj) faoneue Earphones are acoustic aids for deaf people. PEE 1 ILE + ALTE HH + Aer FANE 1 Bom acoustics £7°8 + ooh ‘The acoustics of the new hall are excellent. PAM RRC ETO Ont QI 1 rs io acquaint 7A(at) want to acquaint you with the facts of the case. PMHED RE} ICY ATARAU! REA 2h acquaint oneself +28 Tt will take me a week to acquaint myself with all the problems. Fae? + 0A 1 4 ORRY NIE 1 APT 1 REEMA, bbe acquainted (with) 1. -F¢A. Are you fully acquainted with the case? TAR ARIA teeETIPAT 2, ewe. He is acquainted with my father. hob» 26+ eteara 3. Parr"s. 1 am acquainted with the work. Pew» NIE PD acquisition {et acquainted with each other *Fa% ‘You two should get acquainted with each other. Donde 1 conpa® + NATED [See also ‘intimately'] acquaintance 1. fet ¢e-bar» fam. An acquaintance of mine came to see me yesterday. NPE 1 PeY@-Pa> + fam + RSH AMERY com 2. ARMY. We struck up an acquaintance while We were abroad. OF + NIC + MACINT + Ah» AS 8 mwa be an acquaintance (=: know) ome He is an acquaintance, not a close friend. Aa-PRnO + AIK ARCH 1 ARTE RELAY have acquaintance with aoe He has some acquaintance with Amharic, but docs not speak it fluently. ATTC% + 1 Mh | LOA IC HTT 1 NEAT DES or make acquaintance +Pot was very happy to make his acquaintance. Dabeorut o£ Ata acquiesce in OAcmr «tna ‘We acquiesced in their plans because we couldn't suggest a better one. PAA + htt AOVECA | DNAFAY # O05 MDE ONC epee acquire 1. AY, Ho acquired @ good knowledge of Amharic. Te # SOIC + Fae REA He acquited considerable skill in football Gc bi GRE «hee 1 Ete «MIF 2, veo, Ho has an inquisitive mind, and has acquired a Tot of Knowledge at an early age. teeta URAPE | AAG + 17 + OMT Bt a 1 Ome | ee 3. @ah. We acquired the house when our uncle died. M279» APR A + een [See also ‘polish’] acquirement fate + 1c (One of his recent acquirements of French. AFc0 + Wingo IN 1 UR Ong 1 NIK + See acquisition 1975 ‘Acquisition of skill in riding requires: much eHOR. £20 1 FOPDAGD | led + ATT + Ait Pe BIA ‘This land is a recent acquisition, £0 + mz Beaben | errT se(be) acquisitive (on 1, oPNMNND * ORK, A miser is acquisitive of money. o> 1 ho + THA + PANG + BORD 2, wa. A great scholar is acquisitive of ideas. HA + A + cha «RAMA, acquit (acquitted) Nx + Ate ‘The judge acquitted him, A¥a 1 asa 1 Ae to acquit onesetf wet! ‘The new player acquitted himself well in the football game. Me! APE + RAG * HAY BErOF TG tT “He acquitted himself well in battle. mc’ PE RATNECI HPD acquittal 2% + ante His acquittal was published in the newspaper. AYR 1 ONE FMD AR acre [forai + ovals] acrid MEP + eothehe Tsmell acrid smoke from the burning rubber. Ret foUhehe «e961 TF LTA, The old man has an acrid disposition. "#1 hams ie 1 a seom acrid hehe. Smoke seems acrid in your nose. aunt (IAs Tina ghar acrimonious fusneecc He sent an acrimonious reply to my letter. ARGH AT | RAAM © FLPNORCE | ANY aneet acrobat [PATHE FoPANT + AL + ews: NPRNER Y FeLeNE 1 ho] across (prep.) 1. W=== AMC. T looked across the room. hinge + aac + tenho. 2. M-=-018, He lives across the street. her TR BEE 3, (madv.) Wc # Nah AC. Drawa line across the sheet of paper. Mace + AG + IMic + An heac kerc 4, ~~~ AIRF. They stretched a rope across the path. Me>104. 1 AIH 108k 1 Ne 5. =~ = ARCm, He biked five miles across the desert, OPEL OAD: ARM | FAT + RA ta Is act 6. =~ AP, They are going to constructa bar- rage across the river. Or «AL + 4A + ATH sa across (adv) BAC 1 MAC What is the distance across? hAC* AAC 1 C PHP SUR IOT The river is a half a mile across. ot + 9 TH eat 4A hn [See also ‘come, just, pass, now, walk’) act (v) 1. A221. I will act on your advice. MIR heh + Agconw- 2, ANLALEW 1 ALL. He acted in time to save the house from burning down. Wt + NIARSMA + ATI AAAALOD 1 ALLY 3. >. Don't act like a child, KIR* AT)» to 4. ue + tet. Who is acting Hamlet? UPAAY US oLOke 1 1407 5. @a210m, I am required to act by tomorrow. Rah He Sah OMA NILOT Me Fao 6 Aneena. She is not really crying; she is only acting. ChOvh + AA! ALAM 6° ava, + 40% *Please act your age, MANU? + HEU + MOR quran e203 "The boy acted badly in school. ai « ae UGH Ms wer + oom + mae Hae act as abstract +d. ‘The student acted as interpreter for the Em- peror. heIGan «Whur + rete « AADC ons «we. act for 1. aha. My lawyer acts for me in my absence. Rb AMAT + MASE LOHATA 2. NIRAM 1 UF + we, Heinvestedhis lawyer ‘with complete power to act for him. NIKE( * UTE NIAWE | AMIYO 1 Ome | AMT + fino act on Hie | wee He acted on his lawyer's advice, mara TP PhE atte + we. act out ‘Everyone roared when Henry acted out the ‘episode with the teacher. £32 + horus + BO t SCURD EAE TIIC | ARAM AF + PAE ere DA Aho ore act up ARTTC © ADFIC ‘The children always act up in school the dayact defore a holiday. HIZPH + ANG + FL TD aderne | Fh act upon wd ‘This medicine acts upon the heart. £0 + @° SARE + Cotorcam MAA AR 1 o> {See also ‘collusion, friendly, humble’). act (n.) 1. SCA. To hit a baby is a cruel act, a1 + eer et 1 cphe | ECLY + 10 2, afue. I do not want to miss the first act. Poryeregar + MLC NALHAMT | NALA 9 3. ¢2@% | Ae. By ect of parliament demon- ‘trations require a permit. ACAI « AFR + BT! O!ER UAAATE | MAR! APL + 5 2020 In the act of A ++ imperfect ‘The thief was caught in the act of stealing. Ano AACR NE NRT | eH g 0.) 1. $a¢@ «hea. The acting of the main performer was disappointing. @40 * hee Be FARO VED + RC POLLO HC 2. etheenas oe. His acting fooled nobody. Pornena + eae TYP | MARTE acting (adj) Pmane “Hie is acting minister in the Foreign Office. faap TAR eLhec | tmaae + Tk te yo action 1. RCI, The action takes place in 2 garden. Sout + eeLLRoDa 1 ANAT + ATL * FOr ‘The adventure story was packed with action. PEAR Fens OWT + MNT + OC 2. pds. Emperor Theodore was a man of action. Rae er Ron eee + os He 3, 4e1c, To betray a friend is a base action. ARR + oOnAR + RES # TING | 90m 4, NCPR, Has any action been taken on my ‘case? Ak # TAR | CROOK KOPH + ANT 5. “PA. The action of the water wore away the rocks. €O-5O># ABA» NAAT TCI CO ‘*He was killed in action, rac «1A + Tr actions ARGAT His actions are hard to understand. ARCA Ds ROMLAY SAID be In action wd ‘The machine is not now in action, AO? * ania shee 16 activity bbe missing in action MACY 1 AZ + mt Hie is missing in action and presumed dead. ACH AL + AA 1 PLA + Mite +e ome see action +72 ‘The battalion saw action in Korea. TA%@ + mc has + hPAEA activate #00 “The noise of the alarm activated the fire company, PTAMIPEPO 1 LOA + GT + PRAt | RIOT + LCE + batho” active “L. omte, Are you an active member? af * orncee + tut 2. AIG. He is still very active for his age. Gniy | ORR NR | ACR EO 3. 4, Children are more activein themoming than at night, ARE nee 1 LAR at + eam 74 FOr 4, A862, “Bats” in “he eats bread” is an active verb, € A AQ 1 ROMA D # 1LA OH OCS THIET OAT + RANA DAES asm io “He leeds an active life. mALIL + AIRE + wo bbe active 1 aYSY + oe, Is he sti active in this club? AvAr | ohn: + ete + AIT + sent 2. +4. How long ago was Zuqwala an active Volcano? WA Mh © 1Pds * Ltt + ttl Cor eho + POR suit ad + HNC ‘take an active pare amie + flomar + THER + 0 He takes an active part in the government. Rowrerenk + pide tate Famke | emt t AE actively Nee + At ‘He is actively interested in the project, A® Bee ROTA # ome AA activity TL. NFPRAA, There is very litte activity around here on Sundays, Adnf + Adv# # ONLY + A Nad, «Faw NITRATE «Meg | HVE SO He bas to give up all physical activity for @ while, APE 1 Uh + TAROT + NHAE E NEDA | oto» DATE 2. ¢weé+ 8, When a man is over 70, his time of full activity is usually past. AI +actor 0 Ao + AN + 400% | Makes NANO + Aa tte fate ® BHA, 3. #99C, A student who has too many Activities does not have time to study. ie + PUNCHY + CLSNIOD «TG 1 ATT + ans thor 4. h&24%. The government was aware of the activities of enemy spies. ovum + € ant) MACE ARE 1 For 5G ‘The committee is probing into his financial activities. RO™# THMND # NIT Me tN TAPhe + Reeren, {See also ‘everish’] actor Hee. ‘Charlie Chaplin is a good actor. FCA. «FT AD PAN APSR 1 actual 1. Name", The actual reason was an entirely different one, NOVETO + PhIST + GH Page mc 2. Whha¥. Can you give me the actual figures and not an estimate? a9 + Ager Pe RhATOD + ere TAM EH aur ‘The actual state of affairs in the country fs not known, Uvéct 1 AU? + SAFAT + Th haF uss aprwrr 3. Put, The teacher described the actual position of the moon, FUG * faite? + PGP + Ua 1 ANCA actuality 1. PAL + 5, He had to adjust to the ac- tualties of life. NISMO + Ua + OE + ana 2. NOW + 416. The actuality is worse than your suspicions. NETaw + 116 + APT + hore mere + Bike become an actuality Wd-# AE + FA ‘The plan never became an actuality. ABA + Aree AB ALOR HL In actualtey Noe + AoMTIC In actuality, the battle never took place, Nem 1 ROTI mck TE RATRCA actuall 1. Mha4%r, Do you actually believe that story? SPP Fh MOE HPSAYT 2. (= adi) MOTE, The president rules in ame only, as the party is actually in power. ROE MAM + fhos Er ikhe + adapt 27 1 AAD TENA gerne ane + AF +50 actuate AMEAGA ‘He actuated the pump by an electric motor, FrEDs abee | Pht NAb AO be actuated br She was actuated by love for ser mother. Phsierba © ARSE | ANY 1 SCY Oe acumen aust Hiis business acumen made him rich. aA + A+ Fem NANI 1 DASE 1 ALCO acute 1, “WA%, Dogs have an acute sense of smell. NES MLAT 1 CTIA | hteh « ANFO 2. AMAA. Aacute appendicitis prevented im from going on the trip. AMAL + PhCR + AVE Ames tte + RASA 3..% Abad tooth can cause acute pain. WEEE 8 Ca REY ROOM + AZoM s SRA 4. f0A. Some sounds are so acute that We cannot hear them, APAIE 1 eo PE + AP 1 te + hows Ee + Ce eT AIT ad 5. he + $A. Due to the drought there was ‘an acute. shortage of vegetables. Lecet: + eto he a ERAT | eee + OC 6.7%, He is an acute observer ofthe political situation. O7ANO © RUF CTBT BHA DE + 1 7. AA, An acute angle is less than 45 degrees. Aa IND Oca! AEs Ane SF io bbe acute 1. 86. If the pain becomes acute, calla doctor. Renee WAT Le 2. née. The political crisis became more acute. Arathor seeders Need + HF, (be) adamant 7297+ Agar ‘Once he has made his decision he is adamant. DIR on he FETE Ar Adam's apple “T14c% He scraped his Adam's apple on his collar TACHD + Abacror + An adape 1, AeaeR, Schools should adapt their curic- ‘uum to modern needs. A7uCh + WA +adaptable Pct APUCHD + hier 1 GAA TD Gt eos + hAdTor The ministry adapted the American textbook for use in Ethiopian schools, Lutes + ¢A% ANY | TNEIEE | oom Aw ALATA + We. ADAP ES» PPLE + OE CONT AB NA@ BT DELI adapt to aoe ‘Most children adapt easily tonew surround- ings, tt © AE + DAA + AHA + OeR Bt APA adapt oneself “Paez 1 LOTT He adapts himself easily. APA‘ + SACRA, He adapis himself to new conditions. Wet PoRee DADE LIPE + LOTTA adaptable LMANALYE + Aten 1 eA. Mother thas an adaptable schedule. AVE + NANA? Ph AAPOR | PLEA TOIT | NT 2. hugbar + 2 + FLT. She is an aptable person, hoSb@ + 2G + CNTY + ars St add (vt) 1. end, You will have to add some sugar AA 1 ORE + ORO | NADY ‘Aad it to my bill. S # dh + AL «CAI cam 2. Rend, He added 8 and 2. AFT + Un By toed 3, Aha(A?), The committee added a rider to the bill. REN! ar Gk HAL RIS YT oe + Ahan 4, W¥#, They debased gold by adding copper. Mock VAL 1 oA + Dornse + hehe 5. Path (P40), Pigment is added to oil to make paint, #09" # Agee"éat «TRALEE: + hug? + pc) PtAtAn add (vi) 1. Revd, They started learning to add and subtract, @PROrCe + MPS + OIC 1 Eom 2 bare + AA. “I ope you will come early,” he added. Obanra + C427 #410 UNAM OM 1 bE + ALCIAD DTD ao add to DAA) His father's illness added to his troubles. sks Aor Fey + NANT add up £096 ‘Add up these figures! AWW? «Are + & rc 18 additional to Amt The evidence adds up to a case of murder. fo + GEN VE | OIE 1 UY | Foran How much does the bill add up to? Air + ambano AI + BETAT {See also ‘tuster’] ict att "The cigarette addict finds it hard to stop smoking cigarettes. 0.24. + Ora + Ad * crer + sieeacra. (be) addicted to ¢--- anv eur ie--- the ins He wan He is addicted 10 strong drink. form + a+ nant addicted to smoking. CAE * tra + addiction Ae 1 cu" 1 teh ‘Opium is an addiction-causing drug. NEES* + ETE PY + OD 8 OLR OAT 0 addition 1, °C. Is my addition correct? SPE +A ne sor 2, aeRoec, Addition is taught in seconé grade, eens | MMT | REA t LAMA 3, eanenc,, The addition of flour will:hicken the soup. #8% 1 moc + Kem F Oren 4, eg, Workmen are building an addition to the howe, eeFPE ¢ CHINO + be 2 MMM EH + AB 1 FOr in addition 1+QM1G Jn addition he asked for ten dollars, + mere Orc + AC + met in addition to h=-- 0A In addition to his fixed salary he gets a com- mission, NOPRN + RePH + AY Wenae apa “He works in addition to going to school. Aton een additional tate "An additional difficulty is the lack of money. peLeIcor + FIC + STI + RO YO ‘For an additional dollar you get better ually, Eas aha | TA + Sere | daFavaddress address (v) 1. ARGH # Ad. He addressed the letter to me, SOKO + Oh + AEC + Re 2.7990 + ARe1. Mr. Parker will now ade ess the meeting, LORC# GHC + AHF A2A Mem 799G + PRC 1. Mail. I would ike to address @ question 1 the speaker. APS 2cm@"4nfe + RCM + aaarnon 4. tm. He addressed a. warning to a fiend, 8+ OAK + Thavdtes + hen 5. NIG. I addressed him with respect. Ganact + xsichron 6 mé (rmé). Protocol requires that digni- taries be addressed by their ties. 90 + am FE Neda + Aa NAME TERA © SMe, *How do you address a mayor? tht + ¢ hic + mee Prete address oneself #Cat + +31 He addressed himself to the task of doing his homework. Pt # ear} 1 Room + & coher be addressed The letter is addressed to me. F-NANLaM # F-4 hone AEN te address (@) 1. A&E, Do you want to write down my address? AEZAEY 1 AURE | PLAZA 2.49496. The Emperor delivered an important address. How eek moe ey + 97 Gr ARer 3. tee, He managed this dificult affair with admirable address. AMF 1 DAE 0% FORDE + Fted + anova 4. AN, A salesman should be aman of pleasant address. ANP + 8M + £01 mA He fhe + am + ory + NAG adduce ata The lawyer adduced a decision in which the Judge freed aman charged with robbery inion + AZh ABO Mick + CANO? + fo 1 09K + FAEEOID + Md eH (be) adept at Firs + raw John is adept at repairing things about the howe. 298 RLY RAPED 8 tomar tee + hha adequacy 025% We doubt the adequacy of bis training. RPUCHD + ORFF | NImomen? __adjective adequate 1. W&, The lawyer presented adequate proof. auger eae» ey NPC 2. AN, 1 EHNA. His schooling is not ade- uate. FPVGE | TIA, ¥ (OETA) + NERA 3. ‘fk. Mr. Smith is adequate for the job. PUNE + NL Ame ok adhere (to) 1. Peale, That scotch tape will adbere 10 anything. NODE e-kT «PH + 1G" 2G+ ema. 2. APAE «tha, He adhered 10 bis plans. ROAD DORE Ht 3. 4htA. Most people adhere to the cburch of their parents. MIMTPE + APE + tor REEOD © TET + Shetty adherence £2454 He declared his adherence to the cause of freedom. AIRE | ME + RAK | TAK adherent (0) £24 ‘The adherents of the church party supported this plan, Pb « HCHEED + 9 | RAPE + BUND RRR 9 1b adherent (adj.) fue ‘Adherent materials should not be placed together. COLMN NEES | NGESE CITE hear adhesion ‘Adhesion of the intestine to the muscles requires surgery. IER «hay + 20+ A, ie OATS | FOLD IA, adhesive (0) Mange 1 eh + 1c Glue is one of the many adhesives. mm + 67 MME | Wh te 8 FCF RIA | bam adhesive tape TANTC Give me some adhesive tape for my wound, ana UD eran + Amy adieus, make ~ -tasat He made his adieus and left. hava + 4s. adjacent +7 $a ‘The house adjacent to ours has been sold. DF 8 As ert Pmt ee ETA be adjacent rm 1 50+ 1 -DPAY ‘The house is adjacent to the church. Ask + WA COREY rte 1 sam (RPATA) adjective #xA ‘The word ‘heavy’ is an adjective. « hag» + the + PA PRATadjoin adjoin tay My garden adjoins his. PAHAT + OLE + ers phar + awe 1 SPONTA, adjoining 147A ‘The adjoining room is empty. frtrAm + eA eae 1 yom adjourn (st) 1. md, The judge adjourned the court until the following day. AF» ALATA #47 + tme, 2. 164. The cheirman adjourned the meeting. Ab + Me NANT | At adjourn (vi) 1.-F04, The mecting adjourned at 10 o'clock. amlan@ + act + Aa + bay 2 aftane- + hn. With the concordance of the membership we will jour. ANE + het arte 1 aNAIO + £0FH 3. “FASE. It was a strange proceeding when the ‘senate adjourned without any decision, a7 + SmmnFo + PN + ahs + OLASE + FENCE, + wie sac be adjourned AQ ‘The meeting is adjourned. Aadaar + Aas (be) adjudged I.-F@dh, The boy's case was adjudged in juve- nile court. CAR 1 PAL + MOM + Tht F Fewck 1k + tony 2 ORCR+tim, The property was adjudged {to the rightful owner. Tides + AGC + AK wri tan + ava + tam 3.-PL28(0). The accused man was adjudged puilty. PHATE as eb HU Pa acer 4. trees. It was adjudged wise to avoid war. CHE | RAT 2 FATA UT Peer adjudicate nec + hn@ay Tt is better to adjudicate disputes than to ‘settle them by fighting. ant + OTA 1 hema CORA AEC 1 TONG + LANA adjunct rearte 1 A> ‘Aradio is a common adjunct to an automobile. PAPA AOONT CENOR ELT, ASO adjure acy ‘adjure you to toll the truth. Remi « 29 RRC | NAP IIAN 20 administrative adjust (vt) 1. Atethha, The manager will adjust your bill, ee 9 AONFA + kA? + Seer aaa ‘You cannot see through the binoculars unless you adjust them first. lemRovae + hanthha No | AAPEMLO- PRG # AEE | NPAT 2. WhO. The elders tied to adjus: the ifferences in the quarrel. TT76P # Nave + Phamears + NACNINA + ATHOTT + Phe adjust (vi) 20-7 + AACR His son adjusted to army life. 0 + aj Ged NOFEE HE DE DOK *He has to adjust to the actualities of life. KIRA Or OAS TCH ANDY adjust oneself “thers. T cannot adjust myself to the climate here. THY HAE AEC IC ONCE NATAT adjustment J. Tithe. Our radio has an adjustment 30 that we can make the tone loud or soft. REACH? | LPO NET UR + PERE Ant + Tivthhs «hae 2. PLPESCN + tf. They worked out an ad> justment of their conflicting ideas. #129 TROT + AAR CLERC HFS | kine make an adjustment (10°1°7 ‘Try to make some adjustment of your difer- eaves oehhAEo + AAD + AAMT + Aeonnere + Phe adjutant cat “The colonel’s adjutant gave a report. thas der cate arch) neal administer 1, AAEARL, Who is administering his estate? Chey 1 RoLeiEReea + Tort 2. Naaser, Ethiopia has many good lawyers to administer justice. RACKS © GRAY + POLE ROm ECU tA CNT OPE PR Ret 3. (um, Thenurse is entitled to administer drugs. FCO | Oat + Rohm | AMT DAT administration hatAke ‘The country is in need of good adminis- tration. adits «4% © NNPARG * SOLDIA. administrative 20¢58c ‘This is purely an administrative job. £0 * APA FERRE Het Seadministrator a administrative assistant CA + ADEA ‘The administrative assistant has executive powers also. cA + hivaRa hI + oe Amtr + ere + hho administrator Abtaae ‘A good administrator treats the poor and the ich equally. Mee AitAAG © LTS 1 Od APP NA FPa. admirable forsagy? 1 eeusyh 1 AneTE He performed many admirable deeds in the War Macht 1 AL + ane + CoreHeTe + A! wCRA His determination to go abroad to study is admirable. O% | O- + IC + BA + Aco Ct Pom FRET NAD! CELT 5 Yam Since she has a goiter her admirable face is ruined. NPFCH + DROME + ANTE + aad, + rant admiral rac ane 195 + hw The admiral’s ship sank. (MC 1 ALA + ® SREY och» hoon admiration Atso> ‘Your admiration is exaggerated. ACS#tU + eran + 0 SHe is the object of everyone’s admiration. Dik Ae 1 Ute + POPE Pa + 5am admire Aeit T admire your patience, POU=IU> + ARP sh admirer eeusex® She has many admirers, tk © oLPR7RH + AP + he (be) admissibi 1, “Pat, This form of argument is not admissible. £U + 984% + hehe + ABLLT 2. PPALSY + haw. Hearsay isnot admissible evidence. MOR 1 AE FAT 8a + ATC Se eteaR came admission 1. 0.f. Free admission is limited to certain days, 1% + ULL + CLLPROm + Atay + 40% 1 OF 50 2. “1or4. His admission proved my innocence. fle 8 107 DE EET NNO 1 ED ‘Admission to school is by examination only. REVERE AR ORME MES AF Or admonition admit (admitted) 1. A019, The servant opened the docr and admitted the guest. NANE «067 «HSE + DY 0+ hon 2. der, T admit that I was wrong. dat Bes corey) APTA 3. Mea, Jordan does not admit any Israeli Claims on her territory. POATA + AhohA + AVE | ONE LE Sa 1 EP RAOT He arenar 4. $1. The barbor admits three ships. @f fet ens ocho + eeMA *His answer admits no reply. Paes er « PA io be admitted 1 NAA0 + 4448. Children under fifteen are not admitted. hore + ANY + 40h + 9% + pees AIT + NAT LALIT 2, rows, Te is generally admitted that @ good wile is necessary for success in life. Maea AOE AEA ME Te LAT 1 OTNENT PEA 3. (= active) Ata. Mention my name and you will be admitted. N29 + te + £4 eT 4, (= active) 120A. He was admitted to the club, Phat + AMA + RIAUT § he ar [See also ‘bar’ admittance tom? + 2oe He gained admittance to the park. @& + « Tae ARE 1 CONT 1 APR NTT admittedly “*He was, admittedly, the thief. @NCTT + AA oe Me 9G admixture #ata ‘The admixtore of foreign words makes the Janguage hard to understand. @0b& + a1 SOPNE Me IREMY | MOEA | POEICA admonish 1. WR. The teacher admonished the boys for being lazy. ANMIG@ + ARE + Abe + Aa + waar 2. AtmbP#. The policeman admonished him not to drive too fast. 770.0 | hava? + 4 EU RIARLIAY Nmiteor admonition 11% ‘The teacher's admonition to the student for his careless work was of no avail. ANLIEadobe ON trea 6 IRATE | Pet thm ote ee n+ AC adobe (construction) hart + rtwe- “The houses in this area are of adobe construc- tion. PHL" AHA, © AEE + hath «hw + vo adolescence (rAPNST | eer at ‘Adolescence starts after childhood. FRAT 991 theaye suns DAMIR | OAT mee adolescent 1, 2290, He is still an adolescent. 19+ 29" aio 2,064. She is ill an adoecet, ¥ FER adopt 1. W2.1A8 + APA. The government adopted ‘the prescat civil code several years ago. 039 PEASY EEDA! MAL AN PEE gee ALT Mee AR NPA 2. shea. The club adopted the motion by a yote of 20 10 5. ht + Feo + ia ® OF APO + As HO NENA 3. = =~ sb2atA, For the teaching of Amharic We adopted a new method. NEY + 70 WT AN HR RIOD 4, ace + $0, He adopted a new name when he became American, PAUANEHF9 + Hav + ANF AAA Ar ces SH 5. ALF + PON, My aunt has adopted a litle boy. AWWE | AIH AR 1 ORL Fe teat [See also ‘habit] adopted (adj) traar It is an adopted child. #MRAI + ARE + yam be adopted 1. G4 AL + PA. A Blexible policy was adopted. AIR + AALAUET# CLAP OT * 7A, nee Ag eh 2. avbag.yi + YT. Christan practices have ‘occasionally been adopted by members of ‘other religions, MADE + theese? + 97 ACE + AE RPE + TNIEE ID MONEE | NPEPA adoption 1. PRAT His adoption by the kind old man changed the boy's whole life. £0 + 817 BE TALF 8 AAR CIOS OL ON AE or thom 2, ond. The teachers are talking about the adoption of a new course of study. hit? CPR + CRPUGE + NOME + DAD» OEE £1 AemeNA # Bonet adoptive, ~ father fmr» Ant His adoptive father is very rich. fark + Dak mg + DAE 1 0m adorable £n + tena, He is an adorable baby. 20 adoration “mic ‘Adoration of the Virgin Mary is widesoread in Ethiopia. S790 | Tcee + eMac + ONAEKE + we + MALE 1 CAO Som Rh era at ily. Wea? + 2. BR The baby adores being tickled. a4? + Aimerr | £OAA 3. hewah. In ancient times, Ethiopians adored idols, 9% va | AER EONEY + ame as Sorahe + 9G 4, ne + 8A» HAE + Am. The followers of Gandhi adored him. C274. 1 -tho-P% she + SA WAG * Lae + 90C adorn 1. Aivten. The municipality adored the city before the return of the Emperor. 340" + + eet omen am se OUT + Mek sere Nat 2, Adeed. Kindness adoms his character. EAE + ant) + SAP CPA adornment “71% ‘A flower was the only adomment on her dress. AMY, + AL + Fw + eT ANY AF + yc **She was busy with the adornment of theroom the day before the party. ¢£°1Mh + Pike + A Peasy adie + ear (be) adrift $0 one + t7eRAAT PAN ‘The boat was adrift in the ocean. RAGE + a DET AE FA oe | PENNE A derelict ship is adrift off the coast, APF + eg + OOH Ames + ARCA RAR sac