Vocab/ Sentences

1.realistically-sensible and understanding what it is possible to achieve in a partcular situation.; We realistically thought what happened to us.

2.poll-a way of finding out public opinion by asking a number of people their views on sth.; we took a poll last monday.

3.prosecutor-a person who institutes an official prosecution before a court.; he is a prosecutor.

4.fraud- intentional perversion of truth in order to induce another to part with something of value or to surrender a legal right b: an act of deceiving or misrepresenting.; The accountant was sent to prison for fraud.

5.clad- adj,wearing a particular type of clothing.; the children were warm clad.

6.galvanize- to subject to the action of an electric current especially for the purpose of stimulating physiologically.; the news galvanized to him.

7.candidate- a person who makes a formal request to be considered for a job or wants to be.; he is a candidat for an exam.

8.paroxysm- a sudden violent emotion or action; They aroused paroxysm of his emotion.

9.hermit- one that retires from society and lives in solitude especially for religious reasons; he was a hermit of the church.

10.ignite- to subject to fire or intense heat, especially : to render luminous by heat; he ignited the paper

11.passion- very strong feeling, especially of love, hate or anger.; He is controlled by his passion

12.raspy- harsh, grating, irritable; English is raspy.

13.reputation- overall quality or character as seen or judged by people in general.; His reputation is very bad.

14.aloof- not friendly to other people.; Her shyness made her seem aloof.

15.prickly- covered with sharp points, Causin an uncomfortable feelng on the skin; the T-shirt makes my skin go all prickly.

16.exploit- a notable or heroic act; we achieved great exploit.

17.pristine- belonging to the earliest period or state; I have learned about pristine period.

18.malaise- an indefinite feeling of debility or lack of health often indicative of or accompanying the onset of an illness; A malaise means that heath has become bad.

19.ease- a lack of diffculty; she answered the questions wth ease.

20.burden- something that is carried; I drove a truck to carry the burdens.

21.beset- to set or stud with or as if with ornaments; The forest besets the village

22.internal- adj. of or on the inside; He was rushed to hopital with internal injuries.

23.rifts- a: fissure, crevasse b: fault ; the rift between the brothers is growing

24.reception- the act or action or an instance of receiving; I received a warm reception from them.

25.reciprocate- a)to give and take mutually b)to return in kind or degree; He always reciprocates people's affection.

26.normalize- to make conform to or reduce to a norm or standard; The government normalized the relationship between South Korea and North Korea.

27.plutonium- a radioactive metallic element similar chemically to uranium that is formed as the isotope 239 by decay of neptunium and found in minute quantities in pitchblende, that undergoes slow disintegration with the emission of an alpha particle to form uranium 235, and that is fissionable with slow neutrons to yield atomic energy ; We learn plutonium in chemistry class.

28.proliferation- to grow by rapid production of new parts, cells, buds, or offspring. ; The proliferation of the plant is very fast.

29.dismantle- to take to pieces; He dismantled the tent.

30.fierce- violently hostile or aggressive in temperament ; The dog is fierce.

31.criticism- a)What you think is bad about sb/sth b) the act of describing the good and bad points of a play ; He sufferd harsh critism

32.stockpile- a reserve supply of something essential accumulated within a country for use during a shortage; We should collect stockpile to survive.

33.regime- a method or system of government, especially one that has not been elected in a fair way / we need a millitary regime.

34.disclose- to tell sth to sb or to make sth known publicly. / He finally disclose the truth.

35.predate- a date assigned to an event or document earlier than the actual date of the event or document / The soccer game is predated because of an accident.

36.prevail- to exist or be common in a particular place or at a particular time./ the culture prevailed in common people

37.overseas- to or from another country that you have to cross the sea to get to. / He went overseas.

38.finalize- to make firm decisions about plans, dates, etc. / They finalized the agreement

39.recruit- to fill up the number of (as an army) with new members. / The government recruited for a war.

40.reserve- to keep sth for a special reason or to use at a later time. / the car park is reserved for hotel guests only.

41.glitter- A shiny appearance consisting of many small flshes of light/ the glitter of the jewelery was beutiful.

42.implicate- To show that sb is involved in sth unpleasant, especially a crime/ A polician was implicated in a scandal.

43.anthem- A song, especiallt one that is sung on special occasions./ the national anthem was played.

44.canvass- obsolete : to try to persuade people to vote for a particlar person or party in an election or to support sb/sth. / He's cancassing for the a candidate.

45.pundit- a learned man, a person who gives opinions in an authoritative manner usually through the mass media / He is the famouse pundit in the world.

46.blame- to think or say thath a certain person or thing is responsible for sth bad that has happened. / My parents blamed me for the accident.

47.sleet- A mixture of rain and snow/ it is sleeting now.

48.dispatch- to send sb or sth to a place. / Your order will be dispatched within 7 hours.

49.inbound- inward bound / the train is inbound.

50.outbound- outward bound / I got on a outbound airplane.

51.hazardous- dangerous, risky / I think the plan is very hazardous.

52.shovel- A tool used for picking up and moving earth, snow, etc / I used a shovel in the morning for moving snow.

53.deter- to turn aside, discourage, or prevent from acting / I am not deterred by threats.

54.blustery- (adj) used to describe the weather with strong winds. / The day was cold and blustery.

55.kickoff- a kick that puts the ball into play in a football or soccer game; commencement / My team made a good kickoff.

56.punt- to kick (as a football or soccer ball) with the top of the foot before the ball which is dropped from the hands hits the ground / A football player punted a ball

57.invincible- too strong or powerful to be defeated / the difficulties were invincible

58.stud- a small piece of metal that sticks out from the rest of the surface that it is fixed to. / A black jacket with studs were sold-out.

59.stock- to provide with stock or a stock : supply, to procure or keep a stock of, to graze (livestock) on land. / She stockedup on food.

60.outage- something that is very bad or wrong and that causes you to feel great anger. / It's an outrage that such poverty should exist in the 21st century.

61.negotiator- a person who talk to sb in order to decide or agree about sth./ He is a negotiator of our country.

62.perennial- (adj) that happens often or that lasts for a long time./ The event is perennial

63.redraw- to correct a writing/ I redrew my essay.

64.consistently- Always having the same opinions, standard, behaviour, etc. not changing. / My life is advanced constantly

65.inspection- the act of inspecting, recognition of a familiar pattern leading to immediate solution of a mathematical problem / I underwent inspection

66.reconciliation- the action of reconciling / the states are reconciled.

67.industrial- Connected with industry./ industrial workers are increasing

68.venture- a project which is new and possibly dangerous, because you cannot be sure that it will succeed.; It was the most dangerous venture in my life.

69.skirmish- a minor fight in war usually incidental to larger movements / Our soldiers had a skirmish with the enemy last night.