CET-6 Vocabulary
College English Test Band 6 vocabulary. · 5,406 words
A large fortified medieval building; a rook in chess
A type of electromagnetic wave; a microwave oven; to cook in a microwave oven
The rate or frequency of occurrence of something
To carry out an obligation or desire; to bring to completion
Done carefully and completely; absolute
Not well known; hard to understand; to hide or conceal
A sudden feeling of excitement; to cause great excitement or pleasure
A person's general attitude or point of view; a prospect or expectation for the future; a place from which to observe
Enjoyable leisure activity done for relaxation or amusement
Relating to space or the position and size of things
To inhale through the nose to smell; a short nasal inhalation
To walk slowly and leisurely; a leisurely walk
Essential to a whole; a mathematical result of integration
Belonging separately to each person or thing mentioned
See-through, clear; obvious or easy to understand; open and public
To predict a future condition; a prediction about the future
The process of arranging things into groups or categories
A serious effort toward a goal; to try strenuously
Arousing curiosity or interest; fascinating
Contrary to reason or common sense; ridiculous; the philosophical concept of life's meaninglessness
To push or drive forward with force; a forceful push or propulsive force
A strong desire to do something one should avoid; something that entices
A large striped wild cat native to Asia; a fierce person
A narrow strip used to fasten things; to secure with a strap
A large celebratory meal; to eat lavishly with great enjoyment
A person who directs an orchestra; a fare collector on transport; a material that transmits electricity
A person or animal that lives in a particular place
To make or become stronger or more extreme
To swing from side to side; to influence; power or control over others
The gradual wearing away of land or material by natural forces; slow weakening of something
The act of saying no to something
To cleanse with water or redden in the face; level with a surface; a rush of water
To pass the tongue over something; an act of licking