allegation ·noun
Definition: when you say that someone has done something wrong or illegal, without proof that this is true Level: C1
anyhow ·adverb (CHANGING STATEMENT)
Definition: used when you want to slightly change something that you have just said Level: C1
appeal ·noun (REQUEST)
Definition: when a lot of people are asked to give money, information or help urgently Level: C1
appeal ·verb (REQUEST)
Definition: to make a serious or formal request, especially to the public, for money or help Level: C1
assert ·verb
Definition: to say that something is certainly true Level: C1
assurance ·noun (PROMISE)
Definition: a promise Level: C1
attack ·verb (CRITICIZE)
Definition: to strongly criticize someone or something Level: C1
basically ·adverb (MOSTLY)
Definition: in the most important ways Level: C1
call ·verb (ASK TO COME)
Definition: to ask someone to come somewhere Level: C1
character ·noun (WRITING)
Definition: a letter, sign, or number that you use when you are writing or printing Level: C1
charge ·noun (CRIME)
Definition: a formal police statement saying that someone is accused of a crime Level: C1
chatty ·adjective (WRITING)
Definition: A piece of writing that is chatty has a friendly and informal style. Level: C1
claim ·noun (STATEMENT)
Definition: a statement that something is true or is a fact, although other people might not believe it Level: C1
clarify ·verb
Definition: to make something easier to understand by explaining it Level: C1
conclude ·verb (END)
Definition: to end something such as a meeting, speech, or piece of writing by doing or saying one last thing Level: C1
convention ·noun (MEETING)
Definition: a large formal meeting of people who do a particular job or have a similar interest, or a large meeting for a political party Level: C1
demonstrate ·verb (SHOW HOW)
Definition: to show something and explain how it works Level: C1
draft ·verb
Definition: to produce a piece of writing or a plan that you intend to change later Level: C1
guideline ·noun
Definition: advice about how to do something Level: C1
highly ·adverb (VERY)
Definition: very or to a large degree Level: C1
illustrate ·verb (EXPLAIN)
Definition: to give more information or examples to explain or prove something Level: C1
incidentally ·adverb
Definition: used when you add related but less important information to what has just been said or when you suddenly introduce a new subject Level: C1
instruct ·verb (ORDER)
Definition: to officially tell someone to do something Level: C1
interaction ·noun
Definition: the activity of talking and doing things with other people, or the way you do this Level: C1
interactive ·adjective (COMMUNICATION)
Definition: involving communication between people Level: C1
interpret ·verb (DECIDE MEANING)
Definition: to decide what the intended meaning of something is Level: C1
invite ·verb (ASK OFFICIALLY)
Definition: to formally ask someone to do something Level: C1
jargon ·noun
Definition: words and phrases used by particular groups of people that are difficult for other people to understand Level: C1
language ·noun (TYPE OF WORDS)
Definition: words of a particular type, especially the words used by people in a particular job or academic field Level: C1
mark ·noun (SYMBOL)
Definition: a symbol which is used for giving information Level: C1
material ·noun (INFORMATION)
Definition: the facts or ideas in a piece of writing Level: C1
memo ·noun
Definition: a written message sent from one member of an organization to another Level: C1
mislead ·verb
Definition: to make someone believe something that is untrue by giving them information that is wrong or not complete Level: C1
motivate ·verb (ENTHUSIASTIC)
Definition: to make someone enthusiastic about doing something Level: C1
negotiation ·noun
Definition: when people try to make or change an agreement by discussion Level: C1
notify ·verb
Definition: to officially tell someone about something Level: C1
opposition ·noun (DISAGREEMENT)
Definition: strong disagreement Level: C1
precisely ·adverb (AGREEMENT)
Definition: used to agree with what someone else says Level: C1
quote ·verb (REPEAT)
Definition: to repeat the words that someone else has said or written Level: C1
quote ·verb (GIVE EXAMPLE)
Definition: to give a fact or example to support what you are saying Level: C1
reassure ·verb
Definition: to say something to stop someone from worrying Level: C1
reference ·noun (MENTIONING)
Definition: when you briefly talk or write about someone or something Level: C1
reference ·noun (READING)
Definition: when you read something in order to get information Level: C1
refusal ·noun
Definition: when someone refuses to do or accept something Level: C1
reinforce ·verb (OPINION)
Definition: to make an existing opinion, feeling or idea stronger Level: C1
release ·verb (INFORMATION)
Definition: to let the public have news or information about something Level: C1
reminder ·noun
Definition: something that makes you remember something else Level: C1
settle ·verb (ARGUMENT)
Definition: If you settle an argument, you solve the problem and stop arguing. Level: C1
skip ·verb (AVOID)
Definition: to avoid reading or talking about something by starting to read or talk about the next thing instead Level: C1
slang ·noun
Definition: informal language, often language that is only used by people who belong to a particular group Level: C1
slogan ·noun
Definition: a short phrase that is easy to remember and is used to make people notice something Level: C1
summarize ·verb
Definition: to describe briefly the main facts or ideas of something Level: C1
support ·verb (PROVE)
Definition: to help to show that something is true Level: C1
target ·noun (CRITICISM)
Definition: the person or thing that people are criticizing or blaming for something Level: C1
truly ·adverb (SINCERELY)
Definition: used to emphasize that something is sincere or honest Level: C1
volunteer ·verb
Definition: to offer to do something without being asked or told to do it Level: C1
well ·adverb (CONSIDERABLY)
Definition: used to emphasize some prepositions Level: C1