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Destination B2
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Stop the vehicle to give someone a lift
pull in
pull out
pick up
drop off
2
.... reported hearing two gunshots.
bystanders
witnesses
3
To defeat someone in a game, competition, election or battle
win
score
beat
fight
4
Recognize that something is not true and not be tricked by it
see through
see off
see about
see into
5
Stop being involved in an activity
put off
take to
bring forward
pull out
6
I always feel stiff and .... after gardening
pain
sore
7
A prize that is given to someone who has achieved something
award
reward
8
I'm sorry to hear that your grandma ...
ran away
passed away
9
Relating to a period of history a long time ago
old
ancient
10
This drug is only available on ....
receipt
recipe
prescription
11
An amount of money that you pay to be allowed to do something (e.g. join an organization)
fare
subscription
fee
ticket
12
Go in the direction of
make for
set out
check in
go away
13
Fred's knees .... after skiing all day.
pain
hurt
14
Studies have revealed that vegetarians suffer less from heart ...
illness
disease
15
I ... with my best friend after he went out with my girlfriend.
fell out
fell for
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Someone who enters a building illegally to steal things
robber
thief
vandal
burglar
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Stop the supply of something
cut out
set off
set up
cut off
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When he heard he was being fired, he was really ..
taken aback
taken down
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He was ... to 15 years in prison
committed
sentenced
20
The title of a newspaper story, printed in large letters
heading
headline
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Let's take into ... that we all agreed in the beginning.
account
view
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People were warned to stay away from the .... buildings
injured
damaged
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Could you ... me a favour?
make
do
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The ... man was taken to the hospital
damaged
injured
25
Someone who watches television programmes
spectators
viewers
26
Correct in every detail and without any mistakes
true
accurate
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To say that something is not true
to deny
to refuse
28
A long journey, especially on a ship
journey
trip
excursion
voyage
29
My parents always ...me ... when I am already depressed!
put down
put off
30
The police have .... him with murder
suspected
charged
31
Pretend that something is true
leave out
make out
make for
do up
32
Don't ... the blame on me!
give
put
33
Delay, postpone
bring forward
put off
catch up
put up
34
Windmills are a common .... in this part of the country
view
sight
35
Give things to people in a group
give off
give up
give in
hand in
36
The study aims to find what makes people ... crimes
make
commit
37
Many people are ... advantage of this new tax law.
making
taking
38
The things that you can see from a particular place
view
sight
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Return from a place
go away
see off
make for
get back
40
Start (as a habit)
take up
take to
take off
take on
41
The money that you pay for a journey
fee
subscription
fare
ticket
42
Sorry, I mistook you ... someone else.
for
with
43
Differ ...
from
of
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A set of instructions for cooking a particular dish
receipt
recipe
45
Connect by phone
show off
put through
call names
plug in
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An occasion when you travel from one place to another, especially over a long distance
journey
trip
voyage
travel
47
I ... very well with my brother, although he's much older than me.
get on
get in
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a running ...
track
rink
course
pitch
49
An occasion when you go somewhere and come back again
journey
travel
trip
voyage
50
If you keep ... your promises, people won't trust you anymore.
breaking
failing
51
To recognise that something is true, fair or right
to agree
to accept
52
We don't know who was ... fault, but we'll find out.
at
in
53
A short broadcast of important news in the middle of a television/radio programme
bulletin
newsflash
54
a golf ...
pitch
course
court
ring
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To defeat everyone else by being the best or by finishing first in a competition
score
beat
win
fight
56
Stay at the same point/ level as someone
catch up with
keep up with
live up to
put up with
57
The plan ... wrong, didn't it?
came
went
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Change the date of an event so that it happens earlier
set up
bring forward
go up
bring up
59
The car crashed into the wall, nearly hitting two ....
bystanders
witnesses
60
How can we ... our family with such low salaries?
assist
support
61
Students who ... these rules will be punished.
commit
break
62
The part of a machine or vehicle that makes it work
engine
motor
63
a boxing ...
ring
rink
court
pitch
64
After I failed the test, I had the feeling that my classmates ... on me.
look up
look down
65
Turn a page so that the other side is towards you
turn over
turn up
turn into
turn about
66
Catholics were ... during the war.
persecuted
prosecuted
67
I was very happy when my friend ... for me in front of the teacher!
stood down
stood up
68
Well-known for something bad
infamous
famous
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Succeed
come up
come off
Come out
come in
70
Be easy to see because of being different
stand out
stand off
stand up
stand into
71
He traveled to many countries, but last year he finally got married and ...
settled down
settled in
72
To put someone in a prison
imprison
sentence
73
Stop by the side of the road in a car
set out
pull in
pick up
drop off
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Someone who is noisy or violent in public places
vandal
hooligan
75
Start (after planning to do something for a long time)
get round to
get out of
get in
get into
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It's my .... I forgot to give him the message
blame
fault
77
Not natural or real, but made by people
artificial
false
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I told the teacher it's not fair to ... me all the time!
pick on
pick up
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We had a little argument but then we ...
made for
made up
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Someone who steals money or something using violence
vandal
robber
thief
burglar
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A short break between the parts of something such as a play or concert
Interval
Half time
82
She can't stand ... an argument
to lose
losing
83
Made annoyed or angry very easily
bad-tempered
nervous
84
An area of small red spots on your skin that is caused by an illness or a reaction to smth
rash
disease
sickness
illness
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To officially accuse someone of a crime
prosecute
persecute
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So many witnesses have ... that it will take days to interview all of them.
come forward
come down
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Reach the same point/ level as someone
put up with
make for
catch up with
keep up with
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They .... him of stealing the money.
charged
accused
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Reasonable and practical
Sensitive
Sensible
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Behaving in a way that is usual for a particular person
Often
Typical
Ordinary
Usual
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I was ... with the project because I had an emergency in my family.
held up
held on
92
The way in which a story, film or play ends:
end
ending
93
Deal with something in detail
go into
go out
go about
go off
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Pleasant, friendly and easy to like
sympathetic
likeable
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Register at a hotel/ airport
set off
check out
set out
check in
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Hit with a car
make for
go away
run over
check in
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When I was in hospital, I was put in a ... with ten other children.
ward
saloon
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The policeman kept accusing me, but when I showed him the video, he had to ...
back down
settle down
99
Stealing is against the ....
law
justice
100
Go back in the opposite direction
make for
run away
set back
turn round
101
The two robbers ... on a motorbike.
made off
made up
102
I've always ... to my father because he is so hard-working.
looked down
looked up
103
She .... pity on the beggar and gave him some money.
took
gave
104
Let someone get out of a vehicle
go away
pull in
pick up
drop off
105
Produce something such as heat or smell
give off
give in
find out
give up
106
I cheated in the exam and the teacher won't let me ... with it.
get away
get out
107
Reduce the number of possibilities
expand
broaden
narrow down
enlarge
108
Perform an experiment etc.
carry out
set out
set up
cut off
109
I was ... in a small town.
brought up
grown up
110
Stop working (for a machine)
break down
break in
break off
break out
111
He said it was an accident, but I am sure he did it ... purpose.
on
in
112
The punishment of legally killing someone for committing a serious crime
corporal punishment
capital punishment
113
Start discussing a subject
talk down
leave out
bring up
speak up
114
It was a practical joke but I was completely ...
taken up
taken in
115
A large number of people in the same place
audience
crowd
116
Find the solution to a problem
work out
bring up
see through
grow up
117
Someone who watches a public activity or event
spectator
viewer
118
football ....
court
pitch
course
track
119
a tennis...
course
court
rink
ring
120
Turn and look at the pages of a magazine, quickly
read up
move up
flick through
move down
121
We were unable to establish ... of her innocence.
proof
evidence
122
Thank you, you've been so ... to help us.
kind
polite
123
Go to a train station /airport etc., to see someone leave
set out
go away
see off
set off
124
Try to find information in a book or a list etc.
look down
look into
look up
look off
125
Someone who destroys or damages deliberately public property
hooligan
vandal
126
A short journey that you make for pleasure
excursion
trip
voyage
travel
127
To be published
come down
come out
come off
come in
128
I saw Mrs. Brown at the market and she .... you.
got on
asked after
129
The jury took 16 hours to reach a ...
verdict
decision
130
Leave the ground (about a plane)
lift up
land
come down
take off
131
The last game in a competition
finale
final
132
Start a journey
drop off
set out
make for
see off
133
A programme that is broadcast
broadcast
channel
134
Why do I get the .... for everything?
blame
fault
135
A series of instructions that makes a computer do something
program
programme
