Magoosh Toefl Flashcard - 01 (common Words) 2x4f6c

Magoosh TOEFL Flashcard - 01 (Common Words) 01 02 03

Words Overall (adj.) Predict (verb) Significant (adj.)

04

Stress (noun/ verb)

05

Indicate (verb)

06

Contrast (verb)

07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Investigate (verb) Issue (noun) Method (noun) Hypothesis (noun) Sufficient (adj.) Whereas (conjunction) Analysis (verb) (verb) Concept (noun) Feature (noun/ verb) Establish (verb) Adequate (adj.) Data (noun) Adjust (verb)

English meanings Looking at or including all pieces or factors To say something that will happen in the future Important or big enough that you should notice or pay attention (1) (noun) Pressure; strain; tension; worry etc.; (2) (verb) To place extra importance on one side; emphasize; underscore To be a sign of; to show (1) To be clearly different from; (2) To look specifically at the differences between two things To try to find answers to questions about something; to research (1) A topic or situation to talk about; (2) A problem A process; how to do something An idea which explains something but is unproven Adequate; good enough for what is needed Although (used to contrast two different things) To try to understand something better by closely looking at its detail (1) To put your name or other information in a list for something; (2) To identify and show on a tool for measuring An abstract idea (1) (noun) An important characteristic; a property; (2) (verb) To include as an important piece To build; to create (a system, organization or idea) Sufficient; good enough for what is needed Information; facts To change or move a little and make better or more accurate

Page1

No.

No. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41

Words Trend (verb) Fundamental (adjective) Furthermore (adverb) Project (noun/ verb) Accurate (adj.) Function (noun/ verb) Hence (adverb) Consume (verb) Emphasize (verb) Illustrate (verb) Identify (verb) Approach (noun/ verb) Lecture (noun/ verb) Involve (verb) Assume (verb) Modify (verb) Select (verb/ adj.) Substitute (noun/ verb) Restrict (verb) Constant (adj.) Brief (adj.)

English meanings The direction or way in which something is changing (1) Basic; central; (2) extremely important Also; in addition; moreover (1) (noun) A plan or task to reach a specific goal; (2) (verb) To send out; to throw (light, energy or images) (3) (verb) To predict the measurement of something in the future from the present measurements Correct (about information, not opinions); on target; precise (1) (noun) What something does; it’s purpose; (2) (verb) To work; to do what something should do Therefore; as a result; so (1) To eat; (2) To use up (a resource) To place extra importance on one part; stress; underscore Demonstrate; exemplify; to explain with an example or picture To name; to show or figure out what something is (1) (noun) a way to do something; a process; (2) (verb) To move closer to something or someone (1) (noun) A long speech about one topic that teaches (esp. in a classroom); (2) (verb) To give a long speech about a topic when trying to teach To include; to have as a part of something Guess; to believe without proof To make small changes or add to (1) (verb) To choose; (2) (adj.) Chosen as the best from a group (1) (noun) Something that replaces something; (2) (verb) Surrogate; to replace someone else or used instead of something else To limit; to qualify; to make some actions impossible Fixed; not changing and not stopping; continuous Short; laconic; to the point; succinct; terse; pithy

No. 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50

Words Require (verb) Despite (preposition) Nevertheless (adverb) Theory (noun) Instance (noun) Context (noun) Capable (adj.) Demonstrate (verb) Assess (verb)

English meanings To need for a specific purpose; to set at the minimum Without being influenced or prevented by However; regardless An idea or belief about something An example; a case The information or situation about an idea, event or something that is said Able to do Illustrate; exemplify; to prove with evident To look closely at and figure out the value or type of something