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CET-4 Vocabulary

College English Test Band 4 vocabulary. · 3,844 words

3,844 words

A long-handled tool used for sweeping; to sweep

C2

A task or enterprise undertaken; a formal promise

TOEFLB2

To move quickly; to make something happen sooner or faster

TOEFLGREC1

To break down food; to absorb information; a summary of written material

gest
IELTSTOEFLB2

Paying close attention; considerate and courteous

tend
IELTSB2

A domesticated animal related to the horse; informally, a foolish person

B2

Excessive pride in one's appearance or achievements; something worthless or futile

vac
IELTSTOEFLGRE

A toy flown in the wind on a string; a bird of prey; a fraudulent cheque

A1

To press into a smaller space; a cloth pad applied to the body for treatment

press
IELTSTOEFLGRE

Subject to death; a human being

mort
IELTSTOEFLB2

A person who steals using force or threats

IELTSA2

Existing in large amounts; abundant

TOEFLA2

Severe and prolonged lack of food causing extreme suffering or death

TOEFLB2

To cut wool from a sheep; a large cutting tool

IELTSTOEFLGRE

To increase the strength or volume of something; to expand on a topic

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Characterized by snow; white as snow

A1

To decay or decompose; the process of rotting; nonsense

IELTSTOEFLC1

Covered with rust; out of practice

TOEFLB2

To darken skin in the sun; a light yellowish-brown colour; sun-darkened skin

TOEFLGREB2

A poor, run-down urban neighborhood; to visit such an area

IELTSTOEFLC2

To move rapidly back and forth; to resonate

vibr
IELTSTOEFLGRE

To entertain or make someone laugh; to keep pleasantly occupied

IELTSGREB2

To draw a line under text; to emphasize; a line drawn beneath text

IELTSA1

Cleverly cunning or secretively mischievous

TOEFLGREC2

A loop of thread in sewing; a sharp side pain; to sew

IELTSTOEFLGRE

To make or become rigid or less flexible

TOEFLB2

The difference in electrical potential between two points

IELTSTOEFLA2

To feel or cause deep sorrow, especially over a loss

grav
IELTSTOEFLGRE

A title at the top of a document or section; a direction of travel

head
IELTSA1

Straps fitted to an animal or person; to control and make use of something

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Tending to expect the worst; lacking hopefulness

B2

Characterized by disorder and violent disturbance; moving in an irregular way

turb
IELTSTOEFLGRE

Dark and depressing; sad and pessimistic

IELTSTOEFLGRE

A circular decorative band of flowers or leaves

C2

Neat and orderly; to make neat; a container for odds and ends

IELTSGREA2

A mechanical device used to print text onto paper

C1

A large sweet fruit with a hard rind

GREA2

Magnetic tape for recording video and sound; to record on such tape

IELTSC2

In any case; regardless of other considerations

IELTSB1

Immoral behaviour or a bad habit; a tool for gripping objects

NGSL 3kIELTSB1

A loud noise; an illegal scheme; a sports bat

IELTSA2

No longer fresh or pleasant, as food or air; no longer interesting or original; hackneyed; To become or make no longer fresh or interesting

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Not giving enough attention; inattentive

TOEFLB1

A person who betrays their country, a cause, or someone's trust

it
IELTSTOEFLGRE