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OXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishAlevelnounADJ.mockIdidallrightinmymockAlevelsandthenfailedtherealexams.VERB+ALEVELdo,sit,takeShe'sdoingherAlevelsthisyear.|retake|dowellin,pass|dobadlyin,fail,flunk|haveShehasfourAlevels.|preparefor,reviseforHecan'tcomeout?he'srevisingforhisAlevels.ALEVEL+NOUNcourse|exam|preparation,revision|paper,questions|grades,resultsPREP.inyour~sWhatgradesdidyougetinyourAlevels?|~inHe'sgotAlevelsinmathsandhistory.Page1ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabandonverb1leavesb/sthADV.hastilyThevillagehadbeenhastilyabandoned.PHRASESbefound/leftabandonedThecarwasfoundabandonedinanearbytown.2stopdoing/supportingsthADV.altogether,completely,entirely,totallyThegovernmentdoesnotproposetoabandontheprojectaltogether.|effectively,largely,virtuallyThisprinciplehasnowbeeneffectivelyabandoned.|simplyTraditionalpoliciesweresimplyabandoned.|formally|quickly|quietlyTheplansforreformwerequietlyabandoned.|temporarily|voluntarilyVERB+ABANDONbeforcedto|decidetoPREP.forHeabandonedthearmyforpolitics.|infavourofSheabandonedteachingcareerinfavourofsport.Page2ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabashedadj.VERBSbe,lookADV.alittle,slightly|suitablyHeglancedatJulietaccusinglyandshelookedsuitablyabashed.Page3ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabbreviationnounADJ.common,standardABBREVIATION+VERBstandforTheabbreviationPCstandsfor‘personalcomputer’.PREP.~forA/Cisthestandardabbreviationfor‘account’.|~ofAdlibisanabbreviationoftheLatinphrase‘adlibitum’.Page4ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabhorrentadj.VERBSbe|become|findsthADV.totally,utterlyIfindtheideatotallyabhorrent.PREP.toSuchasavagepunishmentisabhorrenttoacivilizedsociety.Page5ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabilitynoun1skill/powertodosthADJ.exceptional,extraordinary,great,outstanding,remarkable,uncanny|inherent,innate,naturaldiscoveringthenaturalabilitiesofeachchild|proven|academic,acting,artistic,athletic,creative,intellectual,linguistic,mathematical,musical,reading,technical|mental,physicalVERB+ABILITYhave|demonstrate,showBothplayersdemonstratedtheirabilitytohittheballhard.|acquire,develop|lack|loseIseemtohavelostmyabilitytoattractclients.|appreciate,recognizeFox'sabilitiesweresoonrecognized.PHRASEStothebestofyourabilityWewillkeepyouinformedtothebestofourability.2speedwithwhichsblearnsADJ.highTheschooldoesnothingforchildrenofhighability.|limited,low|average,mixedItismuchmoredifficulttoteachamixed-abilityclass.VERB+ABILITYassess,testPHRASESalevelofabilityTherewasahighlevelofabilityamongtheschoolleavers.|arangeofability/abilitiesItaughtawiderangeofabilities.Page6ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishablazeadj.VERBSbe|setsthTruckaftertruckwassetablazeasthefirespread.ADV.wellBythetimefirefighterswerecalledthehousewaswellablaze.Page7ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishableadj.1abletodosthhavingtheabilitytodosthVERBSbe,feel,prove,seemADV.perfectly,quite,wellHeiswellabletotakecareofhimself.|better,moreOnceyou'vehadsomesleepyou'llfeelbetterabletocope.|justIwasjustabletomakeoutadarkfigureinthedistance.|barely,hardly,onlyjust,scarcely|less2clever;doingyourjobwellVERBSbe,seemSheseemsveryable.ADV.extremely,very|fairly,reasonablyPage8ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabodenounADJ.humble(humorous)Welcometomyhumbleabode.VERB+ABODEtakeupyour(formalorhumorous)IhadbeeninvitedtotakeupmyabodeatGovernmentHouse.PHRASESofnofixedabode(law)(=withoutapermanentaddress)An18-year-oldmanofnofixedabodeappearedatTeessidemagistratescourtyesterday.|therightofabode(law)(=therighttoliveinaplace)Page9ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabolishverbADV.altogether,completely,totallySomeMPswanttoabolishthetaxaltogether.|virtually|largelyForeignexchangecontrolswerelargelyabolished.VERB+ABOLISHseekto|decideto,votetoPage10ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabortionnounADJ.back-street,illegal|legal|induced,spontaneous,therapeuticVERB+ABORTIONhaveWhenshegotpregnantat16shedecidedtohaveanabortion.|carryout,do(informal),performSomenurseswantedtherighttorefusetoperformabortions.ABORTION+NOUNlaw,legislationthecountry'sstrictabortionlaws|clinic,counsellingPREP.~onHecarriedoutanabortiononafifteen-year-oldgirl.PHRASESabortionondemand(=therighttohaveanabortionifyouwantone)Women'sgroupsarecallingforfreecontraceptionandabortionondemand.Page11ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabscessnounVERB+ABSCESSdevelop,getIdevelopedanabscessonmyneck.|burst,drain,lance|treatABSCESS+VERBburstOnceanabscesshasburstitshouldbebathedwithantisepticliquid.Page12ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabsencenoun1factofnotbeingpresentADJ.lengthy,long,prolonged|brief,temporary|unauthorizedQUANT.period,spellYouwillnotbepaidforthefullperiodofabsence.PREP.during/insb's~(=whilesbisnotthere)Myfatherdidallthecookinginmymother'sabsence.|~fromabsencefromworkPHRASESconspicuous/notablebyyourabsence(=veryobviouslyabsentwhenyououghttobepresent)Whenitcametoclearingupafterwards,Annewasconspicuousbyherabsence.|leaveofabsence(=permissiontobeabsent)Heaskedforleaveofabsencefromthearmy.2lackADJ.complete,total|virtual|conspicuous,notableaconspicuousabsenceofevidencePREP.inthe~ofIntheabsenceofstone,mosthousesintheareaarebuiltofwood.Page13ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabsentadj.VERBSbe|remainADV.completely,entirely,quite,totally,wholly|virtually|largely|temporarily|conspicuously,markedly,notably,noticeably,strikinglyLocalpeoplewereconspicuouslyabsentfromthemeeting.|strangelyHeplayedwithanabandonthatwasstrangelyabsentfromhisperformancelastweek.PREP.fromHewasabsentfromworkfortwoweeks.Page14ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabsorbedadj.VERBSappear,be,look,seem|become,get|keepsbAjigsawpuzzlecankeepmeabsorbedforhours.ADV.extremely,very|completely,fully,totally,utterlyHewastotallyabsorbedinhisbook.PREP.inPage15ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabsorbverb1liquid/gas/energy,etc.ADV.quickly,rapidly|directly,easily,readilyPREP.intoNutrientsareabsorbedintothebloodstream.2makepartofsthlargerADV.gradually|increasinglyPHRASESbeabsorbedintosthThesecommitteesweregraduallyabsorbedintothelocalgovernmentmachine.3information/atmosphereADV.easily,readilyTheinformationispresentedsothatitcanbereadilyabsorbed.|passively4interestADV.completely,totally,utterlyHisworkabsorbedhimcompletely.|deeplyPage16ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabstractadj.VERBSbeADV.highly,very|entirely,purelypurelyabstractdrawing|increasingly|fairly,rather,somewhatPage17ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabsurdadj.VERBSbe,look,seem,sound|become|findsthShefoundthewholeconceptfaintlyabsurd.ADV.absolutely,completely,quite,utterly|clearly,manifestly,patently|faintly,rather,slightly,somewhat|wonderfullyPHRASESasenseoftheabsurdHissenseoftheabsurdkepthimfrombecomingtoosolemn.Page18ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabundancenounADJ.great,sheerWewereamazedbythesheerabundanceoffood.|relativeVERB+ABUNDANCEhaveThecountryhasanabundanceofnaturalresources|produce,providePREP.in~Exoticplantsgrewthereingreatabundance.Page19ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabusenoun1wrong/baduseofsthADJ.alcohol,drug,solvent,substance(=drugsorsolvents)VERB+ABUSEbeopentoThelegalsystemisopentoabuse.PHRASEStheabuseofpower2bad,usuallyviolenttreatmentofsbADJ.emotional,physical,sex/sexual|child,eldervictimsofchildabuse|humanrights~sallegationsofhumanrightsabuses|alleged,suspectedQUANT.casesixcasesofsuspectedchildabuseVERB+ABUSEcarryout,subjectsbtoShewassubjectedtoregularsexualabuse.|suffer,takeThechildhadtakenalotofemotionalabuse.|suspectsbofABUSE+VERBhappen,occur,takeplacePHRASESanallegationofabuse,aperpetratorofabuse,avictimofabuse3insultingwordsADJ.verbal|personal,racialQUANT.stream,torrentHewassubjectedtoatorrentofabuse.VERB+ABUSEhurl,scream,shout,showersbwith,subjectsbto,yell|endureTheyhadtoendurecontinualracialabuse.PHRASESheapabuseonsb/sthAbuseandscornwereheapedontheproposals.|atargetfor/ofabuseTheteamwholostbecameatargetofabuseforangryfans.|atermofabuseCallingsomeonestupidisdefinitelyatermofabuse.Page20ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabuseverbADV.emotionally,mentally,physically,sexually,verballyAllthechildrenhadbeenphysicallyandemotionallyabused.Page21ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishabusiveadj.VERBSbe|become,getADV.very|quite|openlyHebecameopenlyabusive.Page22ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishacademicadj.VERBSbe|becomeADV.merely,purely,strictlyThedistinctionbeingmadeispurelyacademic.|largely,rather,somewhatPage23ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishacademynounADJ.military,naval,police,ridingVERB+ACADEMYattend,gotoPREP.atan/the~HelaterstudiedattheRoyalAcademy.Page24ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishaccelerateverb1gofasterADV.hard,quickly|smoothlyTherunnersacceleratedsmoothlyroundthebend.|suddenly|awayThecarpurredintolifeandacceleratedaway.2developquicklyADV.dramatically,greatly,rapidly,sharplyTheAidsepidemicisacceleratingdramatically.Page25ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishaccelerationnoun1increaseinspeedADJ.rapidPREP.~inTherehasbeenarapidaccelerationinthegrowthofindustry.2abilityofacartoaccelerateADJ.fast,goodThismodelhasthebestaccelerationofanyavailablesportscar.|poor,slowPage26ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishacceleratornounVERB+ACCELERATORdepress,hit,press,putyourfoot(down)on,steponSheputherfootontheacceleratorandwespedthroughthetrafficlights.|takeyourfootoffACCELERATOR+NOUNpedalPage27ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishaccentnounADJ.broad,marked,pronounced,strong,thickShehadapronouncedScottishaccent.|slight|country,foreign,local,regional|plummy,posh,publicschool|cockney|American,middle-class,northern,etc.QUANT.hint,traceHerFrenchwasexcellent,withoutatraceofanaccent.VERB+ACCENThave,speakin/with|acquire|affect,assume,imitate,putonSheputonaposhaccentwhensheansweredthephone.|cultivate|loseHelosthisnorthernaccentaftermovingsouth.PREP.inan~ShespokeinabroadMidlandsaccent.|with/withoutan~atallmanwithanAmericanaccentPage28ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishacceptableadj.VERBSbe,prove,seem|become|makesthanattempttomakethereformsacceptabletobothsides|considersth,deemsth,findsthWemustcomeupwithasolutionthatourshareholderswillfindacceptable.ADV.eminently,highly,veryHerbreedingandbackgroundmadehereminentlyacceptableinroyalcircles.|completely,entirely,fully,perfectly,quite,totallyYogurtisaperfectlyacceptablesubstituteforcreamincooking.|fairly,reasonably|(not)remotelytheonlynationalnewspaperevenremotelyacceptabletotheleftwing|generally,mutually,universally,widely|easily,readily|equallyAreallpoliticalandreligiousgroupsequallyacceptable?|publicly|commercially,culturally,environmentally,ethically,grammatically,morally,politically,sociallyagrammaticallyacceptablesentencesociallyacceptablebehaviourPREP.toacompromisethatisacceptabletobothsidesPage29ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishacceptancenounADJ.complete,full,total,unconditional,wholehearted|conditional,grudging,reluctant|gradual|greater,growing,increasingAlternativemedicinesarenowwinninggreateracceptanceamongdoctors.|general,popular,public,universal,wide,widespread|blind,easy,immediate,ready,uncritical,unquestioning,voluntaryTheirattitudewascondemnedasblindacceptanceofauthority.|implicit,passive,tacit|formal,official|socialVERB+ACCEPTANCEfind,gain,winTheideawasslowtogaingeneralacceptance.|seekThegroupisnowseekingformalacceptance.ACCEPTANCE+NOUNspeechPage30ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishacceptverb1take/receiveADV.gladly,graciously,gratefully,willinglyShegraciouslyacceptedmyapology.|reluctantlyVERB+ACCEPTbegladto,behappyto|bereluctantto,beunwillingto|beunabletoIamunfortunatelyunabletoacceptyourkindinvitation.PREP.fromIacceptedthegiftfrommysister.2agree/admitADV.readilySomepeoplereadilyacceptthattheymayhavetopayformedicaltreatment.|fullyVERB+ACCEPTbehappyto,bepreparedto,bereadyto,bewillingto|bereluctantto,beunwillingto|beunableto,refuseto|can/cannot,could(not),will/won't,would(not)Theuniversitycannotacceptresponsibilityforitemslostorstolenonitspremises.|beforcedtoPHRASESbecommonly/generally/universally/widelyacceptedItisgenerallyacceptedthatpeoplearemotivatedbysuccess.Page31ABCAmberCHMConverterTrialversion,http://www.processtext.com/abcchm.htmlOXFORDCollocations|dictionaryforstudentsofEnglishaccessibleadj.1abletobereachedVERBSbe|become|remain|makesthADV.directly,easily,freely,readily|fully|reasonably,relatively|publiclyPREP.byThemuseumiseasilyaccessiblebypublictransport.|forAllthebuildingsareaccessibleforpeopleinwheelchairs.|fromThegardenisaccessiblefromthelane.|toThebeachshouldbeaccessibletoeveryone.2easytounderstandVERBSbe|become|makesthADV.easily,highly,immediately,readily,veryItiswritteninsimplelanguage,immediatelyaccessibletothereader.|widelyPREP.toThecartoonstripsaredesignedtomak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