To plan or invent something; to leave property in a will
CET-4 Vocabulary
College English Test Band 4 vocabulary. · 3,844 words
A device to moor a vessel; to fix or secure firmly
To negotiate or haggle (v.); a deal or a good-value purchase (n.)
A copper-zinc alloy; brass wind instruments; made of brass
Unlucky or marked by misfortune; regrettable
Quick to learn and understand; mentally sharp and resourceful
Having a very pleasant taste; highly enjoyable
To produce offspring; to make a copy of something
Having a good or helpful effect
Lacking grace or skill; causing embarrassment or difficulty
A soft-bodied invertebrate; to move by wriggling
A person who steals
An opinion article in a publication; relating to editing
To give up or yield to another's control; the act of doing so
A permanent mark from a healed wound; to leave such a mark
A person who works on or navigates a ship
To make something clearer or easier to understand
A quick rough drawing or brief description; to draw or describe roughly; suspicious
A reddish-brown metallic element (Cu); (informal) a police officer
A sudden loud noise or hard hit; to strike noisily; directly
To steal from someone using force or threats; to deprive unjustly
A fastening made by tying rope; a unit of ship speed; to tie with a knot
The state of being successful and wealthy
To gather or increase gradually in quantity
A large legendary fire-breathing reptilian creature
To emit steady light and warmth; a warm, steady light or feeling
Not sharp or interesting; lacking brightness; to blunt or soften
A thick fabric floor covering; a warm blanket
A sudden surprise attack or police search (n.); to carry out such an attack (v.)
A monarch's ornamental headdress; royal power; to officially make someone a monarch
To move slowly and quietly; a slow movement; an unpleasant person
Having merit or value; deserving; an eminent person
The likelihood of something happening; a mathematical measure of chance
A sour liquid used in cooking and food preservation
To break violently; a violent collision; a great success
Feeling optimistic about the future; a person likely to succeed
Entirely; solely
To jump headfirst into water or plunge downward; such a jump or plunge