Identifying someone from memory; acknowledgment or acceptance
TOEFL Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the TOEFL exam. · 6,970 words
The act or state of permanently leaving one's job or career
A cloth symbol of a country or organization; to mark for attention
Maize or cereal grain; a hard skin lump on the foot
Located further inside or closer to the centre; relating to the mind or feelings
To move back and forth around a fixed point; a swinging seat; a shift or change
The act of publishing; a printed work made available to the public
An observable event or fact; something extraordinary
A feeling of worry or nervousness about something uncertain
Exactly as stated; used to emphasize that something is really true
A large formal meeting; an accepted social practice; an international agreement
To hold someone in one's arms; to eagerly accept an idea
A large public display of objects or artworks
A professional who gives expert advice in a particular field
A person who manages an organization or computer system
Sometimes; from time to time
Careful thought; a factor to be taken into account; regard for others
To tie or restrict; a difficult situation
Continuously and without interruption
A business or company; a bold undertaking; initiative and drive
The digestive organ in the body; the belly; to tolerate something unpleasant
Basic, fundamental, or very simple; relating to primary education
Prone to attacking or arguing; forceful and determined
A passage for water; a TV or radio frequency; a means of communication; to direct along a course
A hollow cylindrical pipe or container; the London Underground
A picture made with a pencil or pen; the art of making such pictures
A large organic molecule made of amino acids, essential to life and nutrition
The state of being away or not present; a lack of something
A mythical being or person of great size; extremely large
To discuss in order to reach an agreement; to successfully deal with an obstacle
Large and important; real and solid
Official permission or agreement; a positive opinion of someone or something
Following accepted customs or traditional methods; ordinary