CET-6 Vocabulary

The crime of betraying one's country

In or into that place or thing

A short saying expressing a general truth or wisdom

To judge something as greater than it really is; an estimate that is too high

Thick urban air pollution from smoke and chemical pollutants

The ability of things to work together without conflict

Too many to be counted; extremely numerous

Difficult or impossible to reach or obtain

A place to stay, especially rented accommodation

Resistance to change in motion; reluctance to act or change

Superfluous; unnecessarily repetitive; no longer needed

An underwater explosive weapon; to attack or destroy

A regularly issued publication; occurring at regular intervals

A person who owns shares in a company

To happen or appear again repeatedly

To treat people cruelly by abusing power; to weigh heavily on the mind

A concise reference book on a particular subject

To assume as true without proof; a basic assumption used in reasoning

A semiconductor device used to amplify or switch electronic signals

Calm, peaceful, and free from disturbance

A transparent triangular object that splits light into colors; a geometric solid with parallel ends

A large room or building for indoor sports; a European academic secondary school

Intending to harm others; motivated by spite or ill will

To formally assess the value or quality of something

Outside the regular academic curriculum or job duties

Loud noise and confusion; a public controversy

Cheerful and merry; very (British)

The amount that fills the mouth; a long or difficult word or phrase

A shaft on which a wheel revolves

To make things conform to a common standard

A place where roads, railways, or other things meet

A careless, embarrassing mistake; to make such a mistake

A tradesperson who works with electrical wiring and equipment

A small puncture or sharp pain; to pierce slightly with a point

An introductory section of a book; to introduce with preliminary remarks

To reach a conclusion through logical reasoning

The fee charged for sending mail; a postage stamp

A slow-moving land reptile with a protective shell

A moving disk or cylinder inside an engine or pump

Large and heavy in build; brave; a dark strong beer

A ship powered by steam engines; a vessel or pot used for cooking food with steam

A heating or cooling device that transfers heat

Speed or urgency, often with carelessness; to hurry

A flat-bladed digging tool; the black suit in playing cards; to dig with a spade

At or toward the front; the front part of something

Not suitable or qualified; not in good condition

A deep gap or gorge; a large difference of opinion

To remove impurities; to cleanse from sin