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College English IV High Frequency Vocabulary Organized
The high-frequency vocabulary words for English IV are as follows:

1. alter v. change, alteration, alteration

2. burst vi. n. suddenly occur, burst

3. dispose vi. remove; dispose of; settle; deal with (of)

4. blast n. blast; air current vi. blow up, blow off

5. consume v. to consume, exhaust

6. split v. to cleave; to cut; to split a. to split open

7. spit v. to spit (saliva, etc.); to spit

8. spill v. to spill, splash, pour out

9. slip v. to slide, to slip off; to ignore

10. slide v. slide, slide down n. slide; slide; slide

11. bacteria n. bacteria

12. breed n. species, variety v. breed, give birth to children

13. budget n. budget v. to make a budget, to make arrangements

14. candidate n. candidate

15. campus n. campus, campus, campus, campus, campus, campus, campus, campus, campus, campus, campus, campus, campus, campus, campus, campus

15. campus n. campus

16. liberal a. generous; rich; free

17. transform v. change; transforming

18. transmit v. disseminate, broadcast; pass on

19. transplant v. transplantation

20. transport vat. transportation, delivery n. transportation, means of transport

21. shift v. to transfer; turn; transform

22. vary v. to change, alter; diversify

23. vanish vi. to vanish, disappear

24. swallow v. to swallow

25. suspicion n. doubt, suspicion

26. suspicious a. doubtful, suspicious

27. mild a. warm, warmth; gentle, mildly flavored

28. tender a. gentle; fragile

29. nuisance n. damage, nuisance, nuisance

30. insignificant a. meaningless, insignificant; worthless

31. accelerate vt. speed up, promote

32. absolute a. absolute, unconditional; complete

33. boundary n. the boundary between a person and a group of people; the boundary between a group of people; the boundary between a group of people; the boundary between a group of people; the boundary between the group of people; the boundary between the group of people; the boundary between the group of people; the boundary between the group of people; the boundary between the group of people and the group of people. p>33. boundary n. demarcation, border

34. brake n. brake, brake v. brake (a car)

35. catalog n. catalog v. cataloguing

36. vague a. vague, unclear

37. vain n. futile, in vain

38.

38. extinct a. extinct, extinguished

39. extraordinary a. unusual, special, extraordinary

40. extreme a. extreme, extreme n. extreme, excessive

41. agent n. agent; agent; motive, cause

42 . . alcohol n. alcoholic drink, alcohol

43. appeal n. /vi. to call upon, to implore

44. appreciate vt. to value, to appreciate, to admire

45. approve v. to favor, to agree with, to ratify

46. stimulate vt. to stimulate. motivate

47. acquire vt. obtain, get; learn

48. accomplish vt . To complete, reach; to carry out

49. network n. mesh; radio network; television network; network

50. tide n. tide; current

51. tidy a. neat, tidy tidy

52. trace vt. to track down, to find n. trace, trace

53. torture n./vt. torture, torture, torture, torture, torture, torture, torture. torture n./vt. to torture, torment

54. wander vi. to roam, to wander

55. wax n. wax

56. weave v. to weave, to weave

57. preserve v. to protect, to preserve, to keep, to maintain

58. negative a. to be in a negative position, to be in a negative position, to be in a negative position, to be in a negative position, to be in a negative position, to be in a negative position, to be in a negative position, to be in a negative position. Negative, negative

59. neglect vt. ignore, overlook

60. origin n. origin, beginning

61. abuse v. abuse, maltreatment; abuse

62. academic a. academic; institution of higher learning; academy

63. academy n. (higher education), an institution of higher learning; an institute

63. academy n. (higher) specialized college; society

64. battery n. battery (group)

65. barrier n. barrier; barricade

66. cargo n. (ship, airplane, etc., loaded)

67. career n. career

68. vessel n. ship; vessel; cargo

68. vessel n. ship; vessel, vessel; blood vessel

69. vertical a. perpendicular

70. oblige v. to compel, oblige; to make grateful

71. obscure a. dark, obscure

72. extent n. degree, range, size, limit

73. exterior n. 73. exterior n. external, exterior a. outside, outward appearance

74. external a. exterior, outward appearance, outside

75. petrol n. gasoline

76. petroleum n. petroleum

77. delay vt./n. postponing, delaying, tarrying

78. decay vi. rot, decay

79. decent a. decent, decent

80. route n. road; route; course

81. ruin v. destroy, damage n. ruin, [pl.] ruin

82. sake n. cause, reason

83. satellite n. satellite

84. scale n. size, scale; rank; scale

85. temple n. temple

86. tedious a. tedious, monotonous,

87. tend vi. easy, tendency

88. tendency n. tendency, tendency

89. ultimate a. extreme, maximum, final n. extreme

90. undergo v. to undergo, to suffer

91. abundant a. abundantly, abundantly, in large quantities

92. adopt v. to adopt; to adopt; to adopt

93. adapt vi. adapt, fit; adapt, rewrite vt. to adapt

94. bachelor n. bachelor's, bachelor's degree; bachelor

95. casual a. accidental, coincidental; temporary; informal

96. trap n. trap v. to set a trap

97. vacant n. a. a place where you can get a good deal of information about a person

98. trap n. a place where you can get something done

99. trap n. a place where you can get something done

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97. vacant a. empty, unoccupied

98. vacuum n. vacuum cleaner

99. oral a. oral, orally, orally

100. optics n. (singular, plural cognate) optics

101. organ n. organ, organ

102. excess n. excess, excess, excess

103. expel v. expel, expel, expel

104. expend v. consume

105. expenditure n. expenditure, consumption; funding

106. expense n. expense

107. expense, expense

100. optics n. (singular, plural synonym) optics

101. organ n. organ, organ

101. organ n. organ, organ p>

107. expensive a. costly; expensive

108. expand v. enlargement, expansion; unfolding, expansion

109. expansion n. enlargement, expansion; development, expansion

110. private a. private, individual

111 . individual a. individual, separate n. personal, individual

112. personal a. personal, private; personally

114. personnel n. [general term] personnel, employee; personnel department

115. the Pacific Ocean Pacific Ocean

116. the Atlantic Ocean the Atlantic Ocean

117. the Arctic Ocean the Arctic Ocean

118. the Antarctic Ocean the Southern Ocean

119. grant vt. to confer, to agree with, to grant

119. grand a. grand, magnificent, significant, or important; a. the great, the great, the great, the great, the great, the great, the great, the great, the great, the great, the great, the great, the great, the great, the great, the great. grand, magnificent, significant

120. invade v. invade, invade, invade

121. acid n. acidic a. acidic; caustic

122. acknowledge v. recognize; thank

123. balcony n. balcony

124. calculate vt. calculate, account for

126. calculate vt. calculate, account for

127. calculate vt. calculate, account for

128. calculate vt. calculate, calculate, calculate calculate vt. to compute, to account for

125. calendar n. calendar, monthly

126. optimistic a. optimistic

127. optional a. optional, non-compulsory

128. outstanding a. outstanding, prominent, remarkable

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129. export n. exporting v. exporting, exporting

130. import n. importing v. importing, importing

131. impose vt. to put... strengthen(on); adopt, utilize

132. religion n. religion, religious belief

133. religious a. religious

134. victim n. sacrificial victim

135. video n. television, video a. televised, videotaped

136. videotape n. video tape v. to put... on a videotape videotape v. record on videotape

137. offend v. offend, offend

138. bother v. disturb, trouble

139. interfere v. interfere with, interfere with, interfere with

140. internal a. internal, domestic

141. beforehand ad. beforehand ad. in advance, beforehand

142. racial a. ethnically racial

143. radiation n. radioactive, radiation

144. radical a. radical; radical

145. range n. amplitude, range v. (within a certain range) change

146. wonder n. surprise, miracle v. to wonder, to be puzzled by...

147. isolate vt. to segregate, to isolate

148. issue n. question, point of contention; issue, an issue of a newspaper

149. hollow a. empty, hollow, void

150. hook n. hook vt. to hook

151. adequate a. properly; a. not. adequate a. appropriately; sufficiently

152. adhere vi. stick to, adhere to; abide by, adhere to

153. ban vt. outlaw, forbid

154. capture vt. captivate, capture

155. valid a. validated, grounded; justified

156. valley n. a. the place where a person is born, or the place of his birth

156. valley n. valley, canyon

157. consistent a. solidly fixed; uniformly, consistently

158. continuous a. continuing, successive

159. continual a. constantly, frequently

160. explode v. to explode; to explode; to explode. explode v. explosion; outbreak; surge

161. exploit v. exploit; utilize, mine

162. explore v. exploration

163. explosion n. explosion; outburst; surge

164. explosive a. exploding; extremely argumentative

165. remote a. distant, remote

166. removal n. 除除,消除

167. render vt. 使,致使

167. render is a long explanation.

168. precaution n. prevention, precaution, vigilance

169. idle a. lazy, idle

170. identify vt. recognize, identify

171. identify n. identity; personality, trait

172. poverty n. poverty, poverty, poverty, poverty

173. poverty, poverty, poverty, poverty. poverty n. poverty

173. resistant a. (to) resist, resistant to... resistant a. (to) resisting, resisting ...

174. resolve vt. to settle; decide, resolve

175. barrel n. bucket

176. bargain n. cheap goods vi. to bargain

177. coarse a. coarse, rough, shoddy

178. coach n. a coach. long-distance bus **** car

179. code n. a code, statute, password

180. coil n. coil v. to roll, coil

181. adult n. an adult

182. advertise v. to ... advertisement

183. advertisement n. advertisement

184. agency n. agent, dealer

185. focus v. (to make) gather n. focus, center, spotlight

186. forbid vt. not to allow, forbid

187. debate n. /v. debate n. /v. to debate, argue

188. debt n. to owe

189. decade n. ten years

190. enclose vt. to enclose; to put...

191. encounter vt. /n. to encounter, to be met

192. globe n. the earth, the world; globe

193. global a. global; total

194. scan vt. to look closely at; scan; browse

195. scandal n. scandal. scandal n. scandal, scandal

196. significance n. significance;importance

197. subsequent a. subsequent, later

198. virtue n. virtue, merit

199. virtual a. actual, factual

200. oriental a. a. the world; the world as a whole

200. oriental a. the world as a whole; the world as a whole

200. oriental b. the world as a whole; the world as a whole

200. orient vt. to adapt, (to, toward) make towards n. east

201. portion n. a part of

202. target n. goal, target vt. to aim at

203. portable a. hand-held

204. decline v. reject, decline; fall

205. illusion n. illusion

206. likelihood n. possibility, likelihood

207. stripe n. stripes

208. emphasize vt. to emphasize, emphasize

209. emotion n. emotion, emotion

209. emotion n. emotion, feeling

210. emotional a. emotional, emotionally

211. awful a. extremely bad, majestic, terrible

212. awkward a. clumsy, tricky

213. clue n. clue, hint

214. collision n. collision, clash

215. device n. device, equipment

216. devise vt. invent, plan, come up with

217. inevitable a. unavoidable

218. naval a. naval

220. necessity n. necessity; necessity

221. previous a. first, before, previous

222. provision n. [pl.] sustenance, ration; preparation, equipment, device

223. pursue vt. to pursue; to pursue; to engage in, carry out

224. stale a. not fresh, stale

225. substitute n. substitution vt. to replace

226. deserve vt. to deserve, deserving, worthy

227. discrimination n. discrimination; discernment

228. professional a. profession, specialty

229. secure a. safe, secure

230. security n. safety, security

231. scratch v. /n. scratch, pick at

232. talent n. skill, talent; talent

233. insurance n. insurance, insurance premium

234. insure vt. to insure, guarantee, ensure

234. insure vt. to give insure, guarantee, secure

235. nevertheless ad. still, however, nevertheless

236. neutral a. neutral, neutrality

237. spot n. place; spot vt. recognize, discover; defile

238. spray v. to spray, (to make) splash

239. medium a. medium, moderate n. medium, news medium

240. media n. news media

241. auxiliary a. auxiliary, alternate

242. automatic a. automatic

243. compete vi. competition, contest

244. competent a. capable, competent

245. competition n. competition, contest

246. distribute vt. distribute

247. disturb vt. disturb, hinder

248. infer v. to infer, deduce

249. integrate v. (into, with) (to make) one, (to make) merge

250. moist a. damp

251. moisture n. dampness

252. promote vt. to promote; elevate

253. region n. area; range; amplitude

254. register v./n. to register, to register

255. stable a. stable

256. sophisticated a. old, sophisticated; very sophisticated

257. splendid a. excellent, magnificent, brilliant

258. cancel vt. cancel, abolish

259. variable a. changeable, variable

260. prospect n. prospect, future; view

261. prosperity n. thriving, prosperous prosperity

262. aspect n. aspect; orientation; appearance

263. cope vi. (with) (successfully) cope with, deal with

264. core n. fruitfulness, nucleus

265. maintain vt. to maintain, keep; to insist on, assert

266. mainland n. mainland China

267. mainland n. mainland

267. discipline n. discipline; punishment; discipline

268. domestic a. native, domestic; domestic; family

269. constant a. unchanging, constant n. constant

270. cliff n. cliffs, cliffs, cliffs, cliffs, cliffs, cliffs. cliff

271. authority n. authority; authority

272. audio a. hearing

273. attitude n. attitude

274. community n. community, society

275. commit vt. to make a mistake, to commit a crime, etc. ), to do (something bad, etc.

276. comment n. /vt. commentary

277. distinguish vt. to distinguish, to recognize

278. distress n. pain, sorrow vt. to cause pain

279. facility n. [pl.] equipment, facility; convenience, convenience

279. facility n. [pl.] equipment, facility; convenience

280. faculty n. ability, skill; department, discipline, college; entire faculty

281. mixture n. blend, mixture

282. mood n. mood, emotion; tone of voice

283. moral a. morally, ethically

284. prominent a. prominent

285. substance n. material; substantial

286. substantial a. considerable; firm; substantial

287. prompt vt. prompting a. agile, prompt

288. vivid a. vivid

289. vocabulary n. vocabulary; glossary

290. venture n. venture capital, venture project v. to take a chance on; to take in

291. version n. edition, translation; saying

292. waist n. waist, lumbar

293. weld v. /n. to weld

294. yawn vi. to yawn

295. yield vi. (to) yield to; to cede, give up n. yield

296. zone n. area, region

297. strategy n. strategy, tactics

298. strategic a. strategy (on), a strategy (on), a strategy, a strategy

298. strategic a. strategic, critical

299. tense a. tense v. tension n. tense

300. tension n. tension, tension 301. avenue n. boulevard, street

301. naked a. naked

302. available a. readily available

302. available a. readily available; obtainable

303. comparable a. (with, to) comparable, similar

304. comparative a. comparative, relative

305. dash vi. to dash

306. data n. data, information

307. dive vi. diving, diving

308. diverse a. different, varied

309. entitle vt. give... entitle, give...

310. regulate vt. manage, regulate

311. release vt. /n. release, discharge; explain relief

312. exaggerate v. exaggerate, exaggeration

313. evil a. wicked, bad

314. shrink vi. wrinkle, shrink; retreat

315. subtract v. reduce

316. suburb n. suburb of a city

317. subway n. subway

318. survey n. /vt. investigation, survey

319. wealthy a. wealthy

320. adjust v. to adjust, to regulate

321. attach vt. to tie, to affix; to make attached

322. profit n. profit, benefit; v. to benefit from, to favor

323. profitable a. profitable

324. slope n. slope, incline

325. reinforce vt. to strengthen, reinforce

326. reject vt. to refuse

327. fatal a. fatal; significant

328. fate n. destiny

329. humble a. humility; humbleness humble

330. illegal a. unlawful, illegal

331. award vt. confer, award n. prize, prize money

332. aware a. aware of

333. column n. column; column, column

334. comedy n. comedy

335. dumb a. dumb; silent

336. dump vt. dumpty; dumping

337. deaf a. deaf; unwilling to hear

338. decorate vt. adorn, adorn

339. principal a. the most important n. the person in charge

340. principle n. principle, principle

341. prior a. priority, preceding

342. priority n. priority, focus

343. prohibit vt. forbid, forbidding

344. remarkable a . . noteworthy, unusual, extraordinary

345. remedy n. /vt. to remedy, cure, treat

346. repetition n. to repeat, recurring

347. vain a. futile, ineffective

348. undertake vt. to undertake, to set about doing; to agree with. promise

349. unique a. unique, distinct

350. obstacle n. obstacle, hindrance

351. odd a. peculiar, quaint; odd numbered

352. omit vt. omit

353. opponent n. adversary, adversary

354. opportunity n. chance, timing

355. orchestra n. orchestra

356. semester n. semester; half-year

357. semiconductor n. semiconductor

358. seminar n. seminar

359. terminal a. end, limit n. terminal point

360. territory n. territory