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1, get at []
to take care of;
Cases:
We want to get on the truth. Who killed him? And why?
We want to find out the truth. Who killed him? Why?

2, take advantage of
Use
Take advantage of: taking advantage while
3, managing [' M?n?d???]
V. Management; try to deal with (manage's ing form)
Adj, managed, saved, and nosy
Managing: Managing the Executive management process
4, incorporate [? n ' k?? P?RE?T]
Vt. To contain, absorb, or embody; Merge VI. Adj, merger, composition, merger, integration, composition, company
5, Furnish [' F?? n??]
Vt. Provide, supply, furnish, offer, furnish
6, sympathy [' s?mp?θi]
N. Compassion; sympathy; support
7, essential [? ' Sen? (?) L
Adj N. Essential, essential, essential, essence, essence, essential, key, essentials
8, Fed [Fed]
V. Feeding (past style of feed)
Fed: Federal Reserve to launch display (Field emission display)
9, urge ['?? D?]
Vt. urge to push N. A strong desire, urge, Force VI. Strong demand
Ten, underground [? nd? ' GRA?ND]
Adv. In the ground, secretly adj, underground, secret, avant-garde N. Underground, Subway, tunnel, underground organization, covert activity, pioneer Group
One, visible [' V?z?b (?) L
Adj, visible, present, available N. Tangible items in the import and export trade
Basis [' be?s?s]
N. Foundation; base; main ingredient; basic principle or principle
Software [' s?f (t) we?]
N. Software
Rural [' r?? R (?) L
Adj, rural, rustic, country-flavored
tremble [' Tremb (?) L
VI. Trembling, trembling, anxiety, shaking Vt. To speak N. Tremble with a trembling voice; shake.
deteriorate [d? ' T?? R?? RE?T]
Vi. deterioration, bad Vt. Deteriorating
Immigration [? m? ' Gre?? N
N. Emigration;
Emphasize ['? Mf?sa?z]
Vt. Stress, focus
Constant [' K?nst (?) nt
ADJ constant N. [number] constant; Const.
injection [? n ' D?ek? N
N. injections; injections; congestion; injection orbit
, Gray [GRE]
Adj gray; grey; gray; grey; dark N; Dim light VI. Become grey or gray Vt. To make grey or gray.
therefore [' ee?f??]
Adv. So;
Retrieve [R? '] TRI?V]
Vt. [to] retrieve; restore; get back.
Vi. Retrieving Prey
N. [count] search; restore, retrieve
Charge [in ' T?a:d?]
be in charge of; Under supervision
In charge: The supervisor is in charge
Purge [P?? D?]
N. purification; laxatives.
Vt. Cleanse, purify, cleanse, clean, purge
Vi. purification; catharsis.
Purge: Clear the memory data cleanup purge

If yes, purge the data and tune the index if needed.
If yes, clear the data and optimize the index if needed.

Forums [
N. Forums (plural of forum);
Identify [a? ') Dent?fa?]
Vt. Identify, recognize, make or take part in; As VI. To make a definite or agreeable agreement;
Privacy [' Pr?v?s?; ' pra?-]
N. Privacy, secrecy, seclusion, seclusion
Follow the instructions
follow instructions;
Follow the instructions: Follow instructions as instructed by technical guidance
Pardon [' Pɑ?d (?) N
N. Forgiveness, forgiveness, Vt. Pardon N. Pardon; forgive;
Real-life [' Rei?l ' Laif, ' ri:l-]
Adj. realistic;
Real-life: Reality in real life
Articles [' Ɑrt?kl]
N. article; articles; clauses (plural of article);
V. The binding of the terms of the agreement; Charges (three forms of article)
Articles: Crown

Word Articles Supplies
Extraordinary [? k ' str?? D (?) N (?) R?; ek-; , Ekstr??? D?n (?) R?]
Adj, unusual, extraordinary, special, bizarre, temporary
The method [' meθ?d]
N. method; class function adj. Use the experience to send a performance method
Settle [' Set (?) L
VI. Settlement; settling Vt. To make a resolution or arrangement; Settle N. Have a back bench
Related [ri ' leitid]
Adj. Having a relationship, association, or narrative
V. Narration (relate past style)
Panax Notoginseng, Postpone [P?? S (t) ' P?? N P? ' Sp?? N
Vt. Make... To postpone the extension of; To put on a secondary position; Put it in the back VI. To delay or postpone a seizure.
Reviews,
N. Review; review; review (plural of review); review
V. Review or review (three forms of review);
Clothes [KL?? (e) z]
N. Clothing
Clothes: Clothing and clothes
Designated [' d?z?g,net?d]
Adj A. Specified;
Designated: Specified intentional determination
assist, [? '] S?ST]
N. Help; assist
VI. Attend; attend
Vt. To help or promote
The analyzer ['? N?,laiz?]
N. [meter] analyzer; analyst; inspection bias Mirror
Analyzer: Analyser Analyzer Bias Detector
chairman [' T?e?m?n]
N. Chairman, President; Chairman
Chairman: Chairman Chairman
handpicked [' H?nd ' p?kt]
V. Pick by hand (handpick past participle)
Adj selected, carefully selected, or selected by hand
Handpicked: By hand

Selected by a personal selection of eccentric
Digest [da?] D?est; D?-]
Vt. Digestion, absorption, and assimilation VI. Digest N. Digest; abstract
Sight [Sa?t]
N. Vision, sight, vision, Insight Vt. To see or aim at VI. To see the adj of a ticket; an impromptu.
Enrich [? n ' r?t?; en-]
Vt. To enrich, make rich, or make rich
Donation [d? (?) ' Ne?? (?) N
N. Donations, donations, donations
Rase [Reiz]
abbr. Remedial education and special education (remedial and special education); Fast acquisition of spin echoes (Rapid acquisition Spin Echo)
Pin [P?n]
N. A pin, pin, bolt, trivial Vt. To hold or hold on to; Don't stay with the needle.
Wuyi, identification [a?,dent?f? ' Ke?? (?) N
N. identification, identification, recognition, identification, proof of identity
Feedback [' fi?db?k]
N. Feedback, results, information, response
Seat [Si?t]
N. seat, location, position
Vt. Make... to sit or hold; To make a career of;
SEAT: Seat seat valve seats
Wu, lovely [' L?vl?]
Adj. lovely; delightful.
Lovely: Lovely Nice-looking delightful
Cheerful [' t??? F?l; -F (?) L
Adj. Happy, joyful, happy, cheerful
Vote [v?? T
N. Voting, election, ballot, number of votes
Vt. To make a decision to vote;
Vi. elections, voting
Vote: Voting for election
Convince, [K?n ' v?ns]
Vt. To persuade, to make sure, to convince.
toggled []
N. Ropes New Zealand
V. Fixing with a hanging pile (past and past participle of toggle)
Toggle fastened and fastened
Later, you'll create a to toggle between them.

procedure [PR?] Si?d??]
N. Procedures, procedures, steps
, seed [Si?d]
N. seeds; seed; semen; bud; offspring; original
Vt. To sow, grow, or mature; Seed
VI. Sow; (plant) Strong
Material [M? ' T?? R?? L
Adj, material, substance, physical n. Materials, material, material, cloth
Feeling [' Fi?l??]
N. Feeling, touch, emotion, emotion, sympathy adj. Feeling, sympathetic, sentimental v. feeling, thinking (feel's present participle);

Touch
The garden [' gɑ?d (?) N
N. Gardens vt. Cultivation of flowers and plants VI. To be engaged in gardening; planting in a garden
Busy [' B?z?]
Adj, busy, active, occupied Vt. Make busy
65, Initialize []
Initialize
[Total] Initialization
, get to []
To get to the beginning;
surfaced [' s?:fist]
Of, Narihira, planed, flattened, [wood] planed
Surfaced: Pock's
Snooze, [snu?z]
N. napping, napping VI. NAP Vt. To pass the day idly; doze off.
Prolong [PR?] L??]
Vt. to prolong or delay;
vary [' ve?r?]
VI. Change, variation, violation Vt. To make a difference;
Rumor, [' R?m?]
N. Rumors, rumors Vt. A rumor; a legend.
Belt [Belt]
N. Belt; belt vt. To fasten with a strap, and to lash VI with a belt. Bash
regulate [' regj?le?t]
Vt. Regulation, control, calibration, management, System
invoked []
V. Call (Invoke's past, past participle)
Invoked: Barking
, Cab [K?b]
N. cab; taxi; rental Wagon VI. Carriage by taxi (or car)
, profile [' PR?? FA?L]
N. Side, Profile, profile, profile
Chin [t?? N
N. chin; chat; pull up action Vt. To hold with the chin; To make an upward motion VI on the horizontal bar. To make an upward movement of the body.
legitimacy [l? '] D?? T?m?s?]
N. lawful; reasonable; Orthodox.
Legitimacy: Legitimacy Orthodoxy of legality
Shadow ['?? d??]
N. A shadow; a shadow; a refuge; a hiding place.
Adj. The Shadow Cabinet
Vt. to cause to obscure;
VI. gradient; turn Dark
Shadow:

Shadow Shadow, Butterfly Shadow
to maintain []
Maintenance
To maintain: maintenance
Bayi, soldiers [' sold??]
N. Soldiers; number of warriors (plural of soldier)
Soldiers: Officers and soldiers of the Army
Covers []
V. Coverage, including (single three forms of cover)
N. Cover, cover, cap, reef, margin, reef Group
Covers: Cover reef margin
conclusion, [K?n ' Klu?? (?) N
N. A conclusion or consequence;
Despite, [d? ' SPA?T]
Prep. Although, regardless of N. contempt; hate; insult.
Grizzly, [' Gr?zl?]
Adj. Grey
N. Grizzly Bears
Lethal [' li?θ (?) L
Adj. Lethal, lethal N. Lethal factor
been [Bi?n]
V. Yes, have (be's past participle)
The dream [Dri?m]
VI. Dreaming, dreaming, thinking N. Dream, Wish, Dream Vt. Dream n. adj. dream; ideal; unrealistic.
Workbenches []
N. Working table (plural of Workbench)
The key to []
The key is (lies)
achieve, [? '] T?I?V]
Vt. To achieve or complete VI. To achieve a purpose;
Comprehend, [K?mpr? ' Hend
Vt. N. A. to be understood; Composition
The definition [def?] N?? (?) N
n. definition; [object] clarity; commentary
94, merger [' M?? d??]
N. (of an enterprise, etc) merger; merger; Absorption (as in criminal law, felony absorption of misdemeanor)
malnourished [m?l ' N?r?? T
Adj. malnutrition; nutritional disorders.
Malnourished: Malnutrition-deficient nutrition disorders
Wanker [' W?? K?]
N. A person who is a jerk;
enlarge [? n ' Lɑ?d?; en-]
VI. enlarge; enlarge vt. Enlarge n. Increase;
98, special [' Spe? (?) L
N. Special Envoy, Mission personnel, special issue, special dish, car, specials adj. Specific, specialized, dedicated
Invented []
V. Invention; fiction (invent past participle) adj. invention
Features []
N. Product characteristics, characteristics, appearance, face (plural of feature)
V. Is ... Features that make the highlight (feature's third person singular)
Features:

Feature features product features
101, Instant ['? NST (?) NT]
Adj. Immediate, urgent, urgent
N. Instant, immediate, moment
Instant: Immediate instant dissolve
102, moving [' Mu?v??]
Adj. Mobile, moving, moving, moving (ing form of move)
103, Graze [gre?z]
Vt. Grazing; vi. graze; graze n. Grazing; light wipe
104, breast [Brest]
n. Breast, chest, heart, Mood
Vt. to the chest; Wrestling
Breast: Breast bust breast
, put the blame on []
attributed to ...
106, weaken [' wi?k (?) N]
Vt. Reduce, make weaker, weaken, cower, become weak
107, Sheen [? I?n]
N. Brilliance, luster, Brilliance adj. Shining, shiny, gorgeous vi sparkle; Glow
108, examined [? G ' z?m?n]
v. Check, investigate (examine's past)
Adj. checked, examined
examined: checked examined check
109, debate [d? ' BE?T]
Vt. Debate, controversy, discussion vi. debate, controversy, discussion N. Debate; debate will be
donate, the "D? (?)" NE?T]
Vt. Donate or DONATE
111, workload [' W?? Kl?? D]
N. Workload
Workload: Load workload workload
, may [me?]
N. May
113, conceive [k?n ' si?v]
Vt. Pregnant; conceive; conceive; vi. pregnant; conceive; consider

If You cannot conceive of something, you cannot imagine it or believe it. Imagine Believe
Cases:
I just can ' t even conceive of that quantity of money.
I can hardly imagine such a sum of money.
We could not conceive the He might soon be dead.
We cannot believe that he may soon die.
Conception [k?n ' Sep? N
N. pregnancy; conception; idea; start
transparence [Tr?ns ' P?? ns
N. Transparency; transparency
Detection [d? ' Tek? (?) N
N. Detect, detect, find, Discover, detect
117, immigrate ['? M?gre?t]
VI. Move into VT. To make an immigrant

Why so many people this want to immigrate? Follow reading
Why are so many people here wanting to emigrate?

118, collect [k? ' Lekt]
Vt. Collection, collection, gathering, fundraising adv. Adj by the recipient.
119 paid by the recipient, boast [B?? ST]
Vt. Boast, boast; and Pride N. Boast, something to boast, something to be proud of VI. Boast
, linger over []
in ... to procrastinate; to do sth.
Linger over: do something slowly
121, purchase [' P?? T?? S]
N. Buy, grip, hoist Vt. Buy, Win VI buy something
122, courageous [k? ' Re?d?? S]
adj. Courageous, brave
E. Courageous shows courage. Brave
Example:
The children were very courageous.
The children are very brave.

123, enhance [? n ' Hɑ?ns;-h?ns; en-]
Vt. Increase; add
124, Dutchman [' D?t?m?n]
N. Dutch; Dutch ship
, Nationwide [' Ne?? (?) Nwa?d; -' wa?d]
Adj. nationwide; national Adv. In the national
126, racial [' re?? (?) L]
Adj. Racial, ethnic 127, determine [d? '] T?? M?n]
Vt. Decide; make a decision; Determined VI. To determine, to decide, to terminate
wrestler [' R?sl?]
N. Wrestlers, wrestler
129, ticket [' t?k?t]
N. Ticket, admission ticket, label, (US) candidate list, certificate, traffic penalty list Vt. Tagging on; Traffic violation ticket
, Heart [hɑ?t]
N. Heart, emotion, courage, heart, key Vt. To encourage, remember VI knot heart
131, traffic [' tr?f?k]
N. Traffic, transportation, trade; [Communication] Traffic
Vi. Trading, buying and selling
Vt. To make an exchange; Access
Traffic: Traffic website Traffic drugs

Internet
Confident [' K?nf?d (?) nt
Adj. self-assured;
133, politically [P? ' Litikli]
Adv. Politically
Politically: Politically politically on the political ground
134, proficiency [PR? ' F?? (?) NS?]
N. Proficient, Proficient
135, entitle [? n ' ta?t (?) L En-]
Vt. be called to do sth. To be named ... Give A. The name of the title; Have the right
136, Sitewide []
Sitewide: Site Scope
137, envisage [? n ' V?z?d?; en-]
Vt. To look at, face, or imagine
138, stature [' st?t??]
N. Height, stature, (spiritual, moral, etc.) heights
Stature: Tall Height

.
N-uncount Someone ' s stature is their height. Height

It ' s more than he physical stature that makes him remarkable.
It is not only his height that makes him Qiyu aircondition extraordinary.
Mother was of very small stature, barely five feet tall.
The mother is petite and only 5 feet tall.

139, relative [' rel?t?v]
Adj. relative; n. relatives; related things; [language] relationship words; relatives plant
operate ['? P?re?t]
VI. Operations; operation; Vt. To operate, operate, or cause to be; Surgery
141, appreciate [? ' Pri??? E?t; -s?-]
Vt. To appreciate, appreciate, comprehend, or identify
Vi. value-added;
142, accomplish [? ' K?mpl??; ?’ K?m-]
Vt. To accomplish or achieve;
143, Resolutions [, R?z? ' L??? N
N. Resolution (plural of resolution); resolution
Resolutions: resolution resolved to resolve
144, standalone [' St?nd?,l?un]
Adj. A separate
N. Stand-alone computer, standalone
Standalone: Stand-alone independent series
145, believe [B? ' LI?V]
VI. Trust, belief, Faith Vt. Believe in, think, trust
146, scalable [' Ske?l?b (?) L
Adj. Can be climbed, scaly, or weighed.
Scalable: Scalable, scalable scalability

From a IT perspective, these systems need to be flexible and scalable. Follow reading
From an IT point of view, these systems need to be flexible and scalable.
Www.ibm.com

147, receive [R? ' SI?V]
Vt. To receive or accept VI. Receive
148, digestion [da? ' D?est? (?) N D?-]
N. digestion; comprehend.
149, Tighten [' ta?t (?) N
Vt. To tighten or tighten the VI. Tighten up or tighten up
Coherence [k? (?) ' H?? R (?) ns K? (?)’ H?? R?ns]
N. uniformity; coherence; cohesion
151, spouse [spa?z; s]
N. Spouse Vt. And... Get married

Someone ' s spouse is the person they was married to. Spouse
Cases:
You, or your spouse, must is at least-participate.
You or your spouse must be at least 60 years old to join.

gynecologist [, ɡaini ' k?l?d?ist]
N. Gynecologist
Gynecologist: Gynecologist, gynecologist, woman scientist
153, bias [' Ba?? S
N. prejudice; bias Vt. To adj bias. Adv. Oblique
154, at ease []
Ease, freedom, comfort
At ease: comfortable and carefree
155, split [Spl?t]
Adj. split
N. Splitting or cracking
Vt. Separate, break, break, split, leave
VI. To leave, to be split, to sever a relationship
Split: Split split

Pret
156, collection [k? ' Lek? (?) N
N. Collecting, gathering, [taxing] collecting; collecting
157, get out of []
to evade or avoid;
158, critical [' kritik?l]
Adj, critical, judgmental, fastidious, dangerous, decisive, critic, critic
159, prerequisites []
N. Pre-requisite knowledge, prerequisites (prerequisite plural)
Prerequisites: Prerequisites First Course conditions
Extremely [? k ' Strimli]
Adv. very, very extreme;
161, overview ['?? V?vju?]
N. [Picture situation] overview;
162, feat [fi:t]
N. Merit, feat, skill, performance
Adj A. Suitable or skillful
163, Flinch [' Fl?n (t)?]
VI. Retreat; fear N. Retreat; fear,
V-i If you flinch, your make a small sudden movement, especially when something surprises you or hurts. Cringing
Cases:
Leo stared back at him without flinching.
Leo stared at him with no flinch.

164, provide [PR? ' VA?D]
Vt. Furnish, provide, provision, prepare, furnish
VI. Provide for or prepare for;
Provide: Supplying supply
165, instructions []
N. instruction; description (plural form of instruction)
Instructions: Game Instructions instruction manual
166, victim [' v?kt?m]
N. A victim; a victim; a martyr.
167, maintenance [' Me?nt (?) N?ns; -t?n-]
N. Maintenance, repair, maintenance, cost of living
Maintenance: Maintenance and maintenance
168, effort [' ef?t]
N. effort or achievement
169, passive [' p?s?v]
Adj passive, negative, passive voice n. Passive voice
Spur [sp??]
N. Encouragement, stimulation, spurs, Hillside VI. To gallop, to give a thrill Vt. to motivate or spur; Play Spurs
171, stdout []
abbr. Standard output
172, dump [D?MP]
Vt. Dump N. A dumping
VI. Trash
N. Dump
173, dwarves [Dw?:vz]
N. Dwarf (plural of dwarf)
V. Making dwarf (dwarf third person singular)
Dwarves: dwarven dwarf troll
174, get over []
To overcome, recover, or endure; forgive.
175, Harvest [' hɑ?v?st]
N. Harvest; yield; result
Vt. to reap; get.
Vi. Harvesting crops
176, certain [' s?? T (?) N -t?n]
Adj. Certain, certain, certainty, certainty, pron. Some
177, tight [ta?t]
Adj, tight, sealed, tight, troublesome, stern, empty, stingy adv. Tightly and thoroughly
178, up-to-date [,? P t? ' De?t]
Adj. Latest, recent, modern, new
Up-to-date: The latest in recent times
179, Camel [' K?m (?) L
N. [livestock] [spine] camels; salvage buoys; working style bureaucratic adj. camel; dark brown VI. Work stereotype mediocre
deployment [d? ' Pl?? M?NT]
N. Scheduling, deployment
Deployment: Deploying an expansion resource configuration
181, guilty [' G?lt?]
Adj. guilty of guilt;
182, bargain [' bɑ?g?n]
N. transactions; contracts; Specials VI. Bargain Vt. Take a bargain; Make a deal
183, Angell [' Eind?? L
N. Angels
184, hesitate [' hez?te?t]
VI. Hesitation, hesitation, reluctance Vt. To be hesitant or reluctant to do something
185, contact [' K?nt?kt, K?n ' t?kt]
N. Contact, contact
Vt. Make contact
VI. Contact, contact
186, Version [' V??? (?) N
N. A version; a translation; a reversal.
187, establish [? ' St?bl??; E]
Vt. Establish, set up, build, create, place VI Plant colonization
188, based [best]
V. To be based on ... Base (the past and past participle of the base) adj. Having a foundation
189, operating system []
[Total] Operating system
Operating System: Operating Systems control system
infer [? n ' F??]
Vt. Inference VI. To make inferences about;
191, functional [' F?? (k)? (?) N (?) L
Adj. function of
192, determination [d?,t?? M? ' Ne?? (?) N
N. Determination; decisive
193, dedicated [' D?d? ' KET?D]
Adj A. dedicated or devoted;
V. To ... Give a hand to; Used (past and past participle of dedicate)
Dedicated: a spirit of devotion

Dedicated and focused
194, euthanasia [, ju?θ? ' Ne?z??]
N. Euthanasia; mercy killing technique
195, implication [? MPL?] Ke?? (?) N
N. meaning; imply; implicate; involve in
196, lack [l?k]
N. lack or inadequacy
Vt. N. Lack of or shortage of;
VI. lack or inadequacy;
Lack: lack of shortage
197, set aside []
To set aside, dismiss, or withdraw; disregard.
198, Caution [' k?:?? N
N. Be careful, cautious, alert, alert
Vt. Warning
199, gawk at []
Speaking in a daze look:
Gawk at: Stay here and watch.
Profit [' pr?f?t]
N. Profit or Interest VI. To gain or benefit Vt. Benefit
201, observe [? b ' Z?? V
Vt. To observe, obey, say, notice, or comment VI. To observe, say, notice, or comment

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