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CET-6 Vocabulary

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

5,406 words

To refuse to deal with someone as protest; such a collective refusal

IELTSTOEFLGRE

To remove surface matter from liquid; to glide over; to read quickly

IELTSTOEFLGRE

An official who enforces rules in a sport; to act as a referee

IELTSGREB1

A soft sweet or savoury dish; (British) dessert

B2

An exclamation expressing sorrow or regret

Immediate understanding without conscious reasoning; a gut feeling

tuit
IELTSTOEFLGRE

Familiar with something through habit; usual or customary

TOEFLB1

To calculate; to consider or believe something

NGSL 3kIELTSTOEFL

Unusual or odd in behaviour; a person with unconventional habits

centr
IELTSTOEFLGRE

A nonmetallic element (Si) widely used in electronics

silic
B1

To accidentally hear a conversation not meant for you

IELTSB2

Kind, polite, and warmly courteous; an exclamation of surprise

grat
IELTSTOEFLGRE

To make more varied or expand into different areas

vers
TOEFLB1

The measurement or quality of being thick

TOEFLB2

To remove a government by force; the forcible removal of a ruler

IELTSGREB2

To complain in a discontented way; a surly complaint

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Careless and rash, without regard for consequences

IELTSTOEFLC1

A disadvantage or problem

IELTSTOEFLC1

Goods transported commercially; the cost of transporting them

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Harm inflicted in return for a wrong; revenge

IELTSGREC1

A disadvantage or disability; to place at a disadvantage

IELTSTOEFLB2

A woman whose main occupation is managing her home and family

B2

The process of absorbing; complete engrossment of the mind

sorb
TOEFLA2

Directed toward the outside; visible or apparent; toward the outside

TOEFLB1

To fill with great wonder or surprise

NGSL 2kIELTSTOEFL

Less; reduced by; below zero; a disadvantage

minu
IELTSB1

A strap used to control a horse; to control or restrain

GREC2

A baby's rocking bed; place of origin; to hold gently

IELTSC1

A hereditary ruler such as a king or queen

arch
TOEFLGREC1

A rotating handle on a shaft; an eccentric person; to turn with a crank

C2

To care for lovingly; to hold dear

IELTSTOEFLB1

A violent outburst from a volcano; any sudden forceful outbreak

rupt
TOEFLB2

To import or export goods illegally; to bring something in secretly

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Ordinary and unremarkable; a cliché or overused idea

place
IELTSTOEFLGRE

To cause someone to believe something false or go in the wrong direction; to deceive

TOEFLB1

To form a clear mental image of something

IELTSB1

A place where coins are made; a large sum of money; an aromatic herb

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Not correct or exact; containing errors

IELTSB2

Sudden and unexpected; curt in manner

rupt
IELTSTOEFLGRE

A broad conclusion drawn from specific cases; the act of generalizing

TOEFLB2