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600 Most Important Words in IELTS (1) 【小站教育】SAT 600前缀词 600 Most Important Words in IELTS (1) ​  ​ abandon (v/n) ​ abnormal (a) ​ absence (a) ​ ban (v/n) ​ bar (v) ​ calamity (n) ​ campaign (n) ​ capacity (n) ​ daring (a) ​ daunt (v) ​ eccentric (a/n) ​ elastic (a) ​ fabricate (v) ​ facilitate (v) ​ gap (n) ​ gear (n/v) ​ habitat (n) ​ halt (v) ​ identical (a) ​ ideology (n) ​ jargon (n) ​ jeopardy (n) ​ laborious (a) ​ lament (v) ​ magnetism (n) ​ magnify (v) ​ naïve (a) ​ narrate (v) ​ oasis (n) ​ obedient (a) ​ pacify (v) ​ painstaking (a) ​ qualification (n) ​ quest (n) ​ racial (a) ​ radiate (v) ​ sacrifice (n/v) ​ safeguard (n/v) ​ sanction (n) ​ taboo (n) ​ tackle (v) ​ tailor (n/v) ​ ubiquitous (a) ​ ultimate (a) ​ vacant (a) ​ vaccinate (v) ​ wander (v) ​ wane (v/n) ​ yearn (v) ​ zealous (a) Exercise 1: match the synonyms. 1 abandon a catastrophe 6 naïve f ethnic 2 calamity b strenuous 7 obedient g ingenuous 3 elastic c renounce 8 racial h deteriorate 4 halt d resilient 9 ubiquitous i omnipresent 5 laborious e prevent 10 wane j submissive Exercise 2: match the antonyms. 11 absence a inconvenience 16 magnify f teeming 12 daring b commend 17 pacify g jeopardize 13 facilitate c presence 18 safeguard h minimize 14 identical d diverse 19 vacant i indifferent 15 lament e timid 20 zealous j agitate Exercise 3: match the related words. 21 ban a rally 26 oasis f prohibition 22 campaign b sanctions 27 sacrifice g cholera 23 fabricate c repulsion 28 taboo h nostalgia 24 ideology d propaganda 29 vaccinate i donation 25 magnetism e fiction 30 yearn j dehydration Exercise 4: fill in the gaps with the appropriate words below. abnormal bar capacity daunt eccentric gap gear habitat jargon jeopardy narrate painstaking qualification quest radiate sanction tackle tailor ultimate wander 31 We can ________ a large order to your individual requirements. 32 The council refused to give its ________ to the building scheme. 33 Don't you think it's ________ to keep a pet crocodile in the bath? 34 In theory capital punishment is the ________ deterrent. 35 She does aerobics four times a week in her ________ to achieve the perfect body.  36 She was not at all ________ by the size of the problem. 37 She always ________ such energy and enthusiasm.  38 We are running below ________ because of cancelled orders. 39 There's a culture ________ between many teenagers and their parents. 40 Like many pregnant women, she's worried that her baby might be born ________. 41 The lives of thousands of birds are in ________ as a result of the oil spillage. 42 The centre of the town was ________ to football supporters. 43 Some nursing experience is a necessary ________ for this job. 44 One by one the witnesses ________ the sequence of events which led up to the disaster. 45 With many areas of woodland being cut down, a lot of wildlife is losing its natural ________. 46 Halfway through the meeting my mind started to ________. 47 It took months of ________ research to write the book. 48 Some school prospectuses contained ________ which parents found hard to understand. 49 The workshops are ________ towards helping people to become more employable. 50 There are many ways of ________ this problem. 600 Most Important Words in IELTS (2) ​ absorb (v) ​ abuse (v/n) ​ accelerate (v) ​ barren (a) ​ batter (v) ​ caprice (n) ​ capture (v/n) ​ casual (a) ​ debris (n) ​ deceive (v) ​ elevate (v) ​ eligible (a) ​ faculty (n) ​ fallible (a) ​ generate (v) ​ genetic (a) ​ hamper (v) ​ handicap (n/v) ​ ignorant (a) ​ illicit (a) ​ jolt (v/n) ​ jingoism (n) ​ kinship (n) ​ knack (n) ​ landmark (n) ​ lapse (v) ​ maiden (a) ​ mainstay (n) ​ navigate (v) ​ nauseate (v) ​ obligatory (a) ​ obscure (a/v) ​ paradox (n) ​ parallel (a/n/v) ​ quota (n) ​ quotation (n) ​ radical (a) ​ rally (n/v) ​ sanitary (a) ​ savour (v) ​ scenario (n) ​ tangible (a) ​ target (n/v) ​ temperate (a) ​ unanimous (a) ​ undermine (v) ​ vague (a) ​ validate (v) ​ warrant (n/v) ​ weighty (a) Exercise 1: match the synonyms. 1 absorb a promote 6 mainstay f hygienic 2 caprice b affinity 7 obligatory g clement 3 elevate c impede 8 sanitary h compulsory 4 hamper d assimilate 9 temperate i justification 5 kinship e impulse 10 warrant j backbone Exercise 2: match the antonyms. 11 accelerate a well-informed 16 obscure f disprove 12 capture b unqualified 17 radical g celebrated 13 eligible c legitimate 18 tangible h conservative 14 ignorant d slacken 19 validate i insubstantial 15 illicit e emancipate 20 weighty j frivolous Exercise 3: match the related words. 21 barren a mutation 26 lapse f espionage 22 debris b aggressive 27 paradox g subscription 23 genetic c endowed 28 savour h consensus 24 jingoism d fertilizer 29 unanimous i deliberate 25 knack e devastation 30 undermine j heresy Exercise 4: fill in the gaps with the appropriate words below. abuse batter casual deceive faculty fallible generate handicap jolt landmark maiden navigate nauseate parallel quota quotation rally scenario target vague 31 The Titanic sank on her ________ voyage. 32 Spanish producers are subject to ________ on wine and milk. 33 The group set up a sanctuary for ________ wives. 34 The government's ________ of 3.5% annual growth seems easily attainable. 35 The invention of the silicon chip is a ________ in the history of the computer. 36 In the worst-case ________, the whole town would be under water. 37 Several of the children had been sexually ________. 38 Radio signals are used for ________ both ships and aircraft. 39 The sound of the door closing ________ me into thinking they had gone out. 40 The two countries have argued fiercely over their ________ frontier. 41 She accused the prime minister of '________ hypocrisy'. 42 The more ________ a politician seems to be, the more honest people think he is. 43 She was ________ into action by the sudden realization that her exams began in a week. 44 Each candidate will have to ________ their supporters to vote.  45 She has a ________ for inspiring confidence in people. 46 At the beginning of the book there is a ________ from Abraham Lincoln. 47 There has been a lot of controversy ________ by this event. 48 I'm trying to see if there are any obvious ________ between the two cases. 49 In cases of severe mental ________, constant supervision is recommended.  50 Are you employed permanently or on a ________ basis?  600 Most Important Words in IELTS (3) ​  ​ accommodate (v) ​ accumulate (v) ​ acquire (v) ​ beneficial (a) ​ betray (v) ​ catastrophe (n) ​ cease (v) ​ chamber (n) ​ decline (v/n) ​ dedicate (v) ​ elite (n) ​ embark (v) ​ far-fetched (a) ​ fathom (n/v) ​ gesture (n/v) ​ gloom (n) ​ haphazard (a) ​ harness (n/v) ​ illustrate (v) ​ imitate (v) ​ journalism (n) ​ judicial (a) ​ knit (v) ​ knotty (a) ​ latent (a) ​ lateral (a) ​ majority (n) ​ malignant (a) ​ necessitate (v) ​ negotiate (v) ​ obsolete (a) ​ occupation (n) ​ parasite (n) ​ patronage (n) ​ random (a) ​ ratio (n) ​ skeptical (a) ​ scope (n) ​ scrupulous (a) ​ secrete (v) ​ tenacious (a) ​ tentative (a) ​ terrain (n) ​ uniform (n/a) ​ unprecedented (a) ​ vanish (v) ​ variation (n) ​ wholesome (a) ​ winding (a) ​ yield (v) Exercise 1: match the synonyms. 1 accumulate a simulate 6 malignant f suspicious 2 cease b terminate 7 obsolete g hesitant 3 haphazard c dormant 8 skeptical h vicious 4 imitate d amass 9 tentative i antiquated 5 latent e random 10 wholesome j salubrious Exercise 2: match the antonyms. 11 beneficial a credible 16 majority f divergent 12 elite b scum 17 random g candid 13 far-fetched c rapture 18 scrupulous h minority 14 gloom d simplified 19 uniform i organized 15 knotty e inimical 20 winding j cursory Exercise 3: match the related words. 21 betray a treacherous 26 lateral f holocaust 22 dedication b expose 27 negotiate g imagination 23 fathom c commitment 28 parasite h fortitude 24 harness d hydroelectric 29 tenacious i scavenger 25 journalism e abyss 30 unprecedented j compromise Exercise 4: fill in the gaps with the appropriate words below. accommodate acquire catastrophe chamber decline embark judicial gesture illustrate knit necessitate occupation patronage ratio scope secrete terrain vanish variation yield 31 We would like to thank all of our customers for their ________ in the past. 32 Reduction in government spending will ________ further cuts in public services.  33 The emigration of scientists is a ________ for the country. 34 The car handles particularly well on rough ________. 35 The lecturer ________ his point with a diagram on the blackboard. 36 Some find it hard to ________ themselves to the new working conditions. 37 The Italian ________ of Ethiopia lasted less than ten years. 38 The project is being run by a loosely- ________ group of people. 39 Part of his success as a negotiator is that he can be ________ when necessary. 40 One of the parts of the castle that is popular with visitors is the old torture ________. 41 Dickens' novel 'Bleak House' is about the failings of the English ________ system in Victorian times. 42 A group of scientists studied global temperature ________ over the last 140 years. 43 The school is trying to improve its pupil-teacher ________. 44 There is limited ________ for further reductions in the workforce. 45 During this period he ________ a reputation for being a womanizer. 46 We rushed out of the shop in hot pursuit, but the thief had ________ into thin air. 47 They ________ to tell me how they had got my address.  48 The Government has donated £500 000 as a ________ of goodwill. 49 The thyroid gland ________ hormones which affect growth. 50 We're ________ upon a new project later this year. 600 Most Important Words in IELTS (4) ​  ​ adapt (v) ​ adhere (v) ​ adopt (v) ​ bias (n/v) ​ bizarre (a) ​ chaos (n) ​ charity (n) ​ chasm (n) ​ defect (n) ​ deficient (a) ​ embrace (v/n) ​ emerge (v) ​ feasible (a) ​ fervent (a) ​ gradual (a) ​ grant (v/n) ​ hatch (v) ​ haunt (v) ​ imminent (a) ​ impair (v) ​ impede (v) ​ judicious (a) ​ junction (n) ​ know-how (n) ​ launch (v) ​ leaning (n) ​ mandatory (a) ​ manifest (a/v) ​ neutral (a) ​ nocturnal (a) ​ offspring (n) ​ ominous (a) ​ penetrate (v) ​ perennial (a/n) ​ rational (a) ​ reaction (n) ​ sedate (a/v) ​ segregate (v) ​ self-conscious (a) ​ sequence (n) ​ testify (v) ​ texture (n) ​ therapeutic (a) ​ unveil (v) ​ unwieldy (a) ​ vehement (a) ​ velocity (n) ​ wither (v) ​ withhold (v) ​ zenith (n) Exercise 1: match the synonyms. 1 adhere a impending 6 manifest f pierce 2 chaos b cling 7 penetrate g pinnacle 3 defect c commotion 8 sedate h demonstrate 4 imminent d flaw 9 therapeutic i curative 5 judicious e sane 10 zenith j tranquil Exercise 2: match the antonyms. 11 charity a visionary 16 offspring f auspicious 12 deficient b brutality 17 ominous g shroud 13 feasible c further 18 segregate h convene 14 impair d enhance 19 unveil i thrive 15 impede e sufficient 20 wither j forefather Exercise 3: match the related words. 21 adapt a discrimination 26 mandatory f conscription 22 bias b superstition 27 nocturnal g confidential 23 embrace c versatile 28 self-conscious h clandestine 24 hatch d conspiracy 29 texture i embarrass 25 haunt e intimacy 30 withhold j coarse Exercise 4: fill in the gaps with the appropriate words below. adopt bizarre chasm emerge fervent gradual grant junction know-how launch leaning neutral perennial rational reaction sequence testify unwieldy vehement velocity 31 Roses and geraniums are ________, flowering year after year. 32 There is still a vast economic ________ between developing countries and the US. 33 He ________ to having seen the man leaving the building around the time of the murder.  34 In those days it had been dangerous to be suspected of homosexual ________. 35 I can operate a computer, but I don't have any technical ________ about them. 36 Light travels at the highest achievable ________ in the universe.  37 The new tax would force companies to ________ energy-saving measures. 38 The war risked setting off a perilous chain ________ that would endanger the whole of the world. 39 A devastating attack was ________ on the rebel stronghold, leaving many of them dead. 40 There has been a ________ improvement in our sales figures over the last two years. 41 Many newspapers claim to be politically ________, but few actually are. 42 A piano is a very ________ item to get down a flight of stairs. 43 The bishop said it was his ________ hope that a peaceful solution to the problem would soon be found. 44 The bomb exploded at a busy railway ________. 45 We need to decide what would be the most ________ course of action. 46 The incident adds a ________ twist to the escalating cycle of violence in the province. 47 The US agreed to ________ diplomatic recognition to the new state.  48 Despite the ________ opposition from his family, he married a woman who was 15 years his senior. 49 The facts behind the scandal are sure to ________ eventually. 50 For the sake of convenience the photographs are shown in chronological ________.  600 Most Important Words in IELTS (5) ​  ​ advent (n) ​ adverse (a) ​ affinity (n) ​ blatant (a) ​ blemish (n) ​ cherish (v) ​ choke (v) ​ chronic (a) ​ civil (a) ​ define (v) ​ degenerate (v) ​ emit (v) ​ enact (v) ​ fidelity (n) ​ finite (a) ​ gratify (v) ​ gravitate (v) ​ hazardous (a) ​ heave (v) ​ impending (a) ​ impetus (n) ​ junior (n/a) ​ junk (n) ​ legacy (n) ​ legendary (a) ​ manipulate (v) ​ manoeuvre (n/v) ​ nominate (v) ​ norm (n) ​ onset (n) ​ opponent (n) ​ peripheral (a) ​ perish (v) ​ realm (n) ​ recede (v) ​ serene (a) ​ setback (n) ​ shatter (v) ​ shed (v) ​ threshold (n) ​ thrilling (a) ​ thrive (v) ​ uphold (v) ​ urgent (a) ​ veneration (n) ​ ventilate (v) ​ withstand (v) ​ witness (n/v) ​ yoke (n) ​ zoom (v/n) Exercise 1: match the synonyms. 1 blemish a momentum 6 peripheral f endure 2 chronic b lingering 7 recede g auxiliary 3 emit c discharge 8 threshold h dawn 4 gratify d taint 9 thrive i flourish 5 impetus e satiate 10 withstand j retreat Exercise 2: match the antonyms. 11 adverse a senior 16 opponent f plummet 12 degenerate b prosper 17 serene g trivial 13 fidelity c sheltered 18 uphold h counter 14 hazardous d disloyalty 19 urgent i proponent 15 junior e advantageous 20 zoom j turbulent Exercise 3: match the related words. 21 blatant a will 26 manipulate f ailment 22 choke b pornography 27 norm g testimony 23 enact c lump 28 onset h conform 24 gravitate d statute 29 thrilling i climax 25 legacy e mass 30 witness j tactic Exercise 4: fill in the gaps with the appropriate words below. advent affinity cherish civil define finite heave impending junk legendary manoeuvre nominate perish realm setback shatter shed veneration ventilate yoke 31 I can't get the children to eat anything except ________ food. 32 These events are a major ________ to the establishment of a peaceful settlement of the conflict. 33 ________ rights include freedom, equality in law and employment, and the right to vote. 34 So much blood has been ________ in this particular war. 35 She has become an object of widespread ________ because of her unceasing work for the poor. 36 Life in Britain was transformed by the ________ of the steam engine. 37 He's been ________ by the Green Party as their candidate in the next election. 38 We both ________ a sigh of relief when she went out, leaving us in peace. 39 The book ________ all her illusions about the Romans. 40 He became editor of the ________ Irish journal 'The Bell.' 41 It was during those years that the British colonial ________ was lifted. 42 After the fire broke out in the mine, they realized there was no ________ escape route that they could use. 43 People really feel an ________ for dolphins and want to help them. 44 My grandfather ________ his memories of the years he spent in the army as a young man. 45 We have a ________ amount of time to complete this task - we can't continue indefinitely. 46 He believes that Europe must create closer ties or it will ________. 47 Your rights and responsibilities are ________ in the citizens' charter. 48 A series of impressive ________ by the chairman had secured a lucrative contract for the company. 49 People out at sea had been warned of the ________ storms. 50 The change in attitudes will slowly move from the ________ of theory into the sphere of practice. 600 Most Important Words in IELTS (6) ​  ​ afflict (v) ​ aggressive (a) ​ alert (a/n/v) ​ bliss (n) ​ blunder (n/v) ​ clarify (v) ​ cliché (n) ​ cling (v) ​ coalition (n) ​ dehydrate (v) ​ delicate (a) ​ encounter (v/n) ​ endeavour (v/n) ​ flatter (v) ​ flaw (n) ​ gregarious (a) ​ grind (v) ​ heed (n/v) ​ herald (n/v) ​ implication (n) ​ impose (v) ​ justify (v) ​ juvenile (a) ​ legislation (n) ​ legitimate (a) ​ mar (v) ​ marine (a) ​ notify (v) ​ notorious (a) ​ opt (v) ​ optimum (a) ​ perpetual (a) ​ persecute (v) ​ perspective (n) ​ recession (n) ​ reciprocal (a) ​ recollect (v) ​ shirk (v) ​ shrewd (a) ​ shrink (v) ​ simulate (v) ​ thwart (v) ​ tinge (v/n) ​ torrent (n) ​ usher (v) ​ utilize (v) ​ verbal (a) ​ versatile (a) ​ worship (n/v) ​ wreck (n/v) Exercise 1: match the synonyms. 1 aggressive a confront 6 notorious f astute 2 bliss b glue 7 perpetual g infamous 3 cling c provocative 8 recollect h avalanche 4 encounter d foretell 9 shrewd i incessant 5 herald e ecstasy 10 torrent j recall Exercise 2: match the antonyms. 11 cliché a senile 16 mar f facilitate 12 delicate b novelty 17 recession g prosperity 13 gregarious c durable 18 shrink h inflate 14 heed d solitary 19 thwart i consummate 15 juvenile e neglect 20 worship j despise Exercise 3: match the related words. 21 alert a peril 26 marine f celestial 22 coalition b bipartisan 27 persecute g collision 23 flatter c unconstitutional 28 shirk h eloquent 24 impose d embargo 29 verbal i obligation 25 legislation e insinuate 30 wreck j nonconformist Exercise 4: fill in the gaps with the appropriate words below. afflict blunder clarify dehydrate endeavour flaw grind implication justify legitimate notify opt optimum perspective reciprocal simulate tinge usher utilize versatile 31 To prevent an oil shortage, more machines must ________ solar energy. 32 Engineers are ________ to locate the source of the problem. 33 ________ poverty is the condition of being extremely poor.  34 The government encourages individuals to ________ out of the state pension scheme.  35 A woman died of a rare disease yesterday after she was infected as a result of a hospital ________. 36 Their disapproval of his behaviour was ________ with admiration of his courage. 37 These packet soups contain vegetables that have been ________.  38 It is a disease which mainly ________ individuals between 30 and 50 years of age. 39 Some driving teachers use computers to ________ different terrains for learners to practise on. 40 Since she was his ________ daughter, she would inherit a share of his fortune when he died. 41 The school is required to ________ parents if their children fail to come to school. 42 These recommendations will need to be ________ to the committee before they can be implemented. 43 The position of all shareholders will be ________ when the administrators finalize their proposals. 44 Her attitude lends a fresh ________ to the subject. 45 The two superpowers agreed to a ________ reduction of nuclear weapons. 46 He's a very ________ young actor who's as happy in horror films as he is in TV comedies. 47 The balloonists are waiting for ________ weather conditions before taking off. 48 His inability to admit that he's wrong is a ________ in his character. 49 The company is cutting back its spending but I'm not sure what the ________ are for our department. 50 The bombing of Hiroshima ________ in the nuclear