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CET-6 Vocabulary

College English Test Band 6 vocabulary. · 5,406 words

5,406 words

To jab with a finger or stick; a prod or jab

IELTSGREC2

Logically sound; legally acceptable; well-founded

val
TOEFLB2

A place or gathering for open public discussion

IELTSGREA1

To fly high effortlessly; to rise rapidly

IELTSGREB2

The act of taking away or eliminating something; dismissal from office

IELTSA2

A thin cord used in sewing; to pass through a narrow space

TOEFLGREB2

Feeling sad or dissatisfied

A2

A small part of a whole; a mathematical ratio expressed as one number over another

fract
IELTSTOEFLGRE

Clearly marking something as different or special; characteristic

stinct
TOEFLGREA2

The bottom of a doorway; the point at which something begins; a minimum level

IELTSTOEFLB1

Dried cereal stalks; a drinking tube

B1

Easily broken or damaged; delicate and not strong

fract
IELTSTOEFLGRE

To use up completely or tire out; waste gases from an engine

haust
NGSL 3kIELTSTOEFL

A sphere; the Earth; a spherical model of the Earth

glob
A2

The science of substances and their reactions; natural attraction between people

IELTSB1

A statement expressing disagreement or opposition; a legal protest in court

ject
IELTSTOEFLGRE

An explosion or strong burst of air; to blow up with explosives

IELTSTOEFLGRE

To win or gain the upper hand; to be widespread

val
IELTSTOEFLGRE

During or throughout the night; happening very quickly; an overnight stay

B1

A statement that something is untrue; a refusal to grant something

IELTSB1

A small broken-off piece; to break into pieces

fract
NGSL 3kIELTSTOEFL

A pain in the head; an annoying problem

IELTSA1

Extremely good or wonderful; strange and imaginary

NGSL 3kIELTSTOEFL

Moderate heat; friendliness and kindness

B1

A helical metal fastener (n.); to fasten or twist with a screw; to cheat someone (v.)

IELTSTOEFLGRE

A university student who has not yet received a degree; relating to such students

IELTSTOEFLB2

Right or appropriate for a particular purpose

suit
NGSL 2kIELTSTOEFL

A tool for boring holes; to bore a hole; to train repeatedly

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Deliberately causing pain or suffering; merciless and harsh

rud
TOEFLB1

A small round fruit growing in clusters on a vine

A1

A small house, especially in the country or used as a vacation home

IELTSB2

The power to attract or delight; a lucky object; to win someone over

NGSL 3kIELTSGRE

Giving firm and constant support or allegiance

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Fine-grained sticky earth used in ceramics; a tennis court surface

TOEFLGREA2

A newly created device or idea; the act of creating it

ven
A2

One's sense of self-importance; the conscious self

ego
IELTSB2

The price of a journey; to get on or progress in a certain way

IELTSA2

The state of being accessible or ready for use

B2

A system for detecting objects using radio waves; intuitive awareness

IELTSTOEFLB2

A male member of a royal family or a male ruler

prim
A1

A long upholstered seat for two or more people

A1

To wrinkle the brows in displeasure; a facial expression of disapproval

IELTSTOEFLC2

The smallest chemical unit of a substance

mol
IELTSTOEFLGRE

To withdraw from danger or difficulty; a withdrawal or quiet refuge

IELTSTOEFLGRE

A knitted garment worn on the upper body for warmth

IELTSA2

A tough elastic material; an eraser; (of a cheque) not backed by funds

IELTSB1

Without restriction; openly and willingly; generously

B1