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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Academic - Test 4 - Listening - Part 3 (2)

Here you can find the vocabulary from Test 4 - Listening - Part 3 (2) in the Cambridge IELTS 19 - Academic coursebook, to help you prepare for your IELTS exam.

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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Academic
attractively
attractively
[Adverb]

in a beautiful manner

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to reflect

to contemplate or think deeply about something for insight or understanding

Ex: She reflects on her achievements every evening. 
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significant
significant
[Adjective]

important or great enough to be noticed or have an impact

Ex: The discovery of the ancient artifact was significant for understanding the region's history. 
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to afford
to afford
[Verb]

to be able to pay the cost of something

Ex: If you save consistently, you may eventually afford a house. 
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entrance
entrance
[noun]

an opening like a door, gate, or passage that we can use to enter a building, room, etc.

Ex: Please wait for me at the entrance of the museum. 
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to break apart

to fall into pieces or separate

Ex: The old bridge started to break apart because of the weather. 
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oh dear
oh dear
[interjection]

used to convey sorrow, sympathy, concern, or disappointment in response to a situation or outcome

Ex: Oh dear, I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. 
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to [laugh] at {sb/sth}

to express amusement or ridicule through laughter, either in a friendly or mocking manner

Ex: He was hurt when his friends laughed at him for his taste in music. 
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to put up
to put up
[Verb]

to place something somewhere noticeable

Ex: The gallery put up artwork by local artists for the exhibition. 
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though
though
[conjunction]

used to say something surprising compared to the main idea

Ex: Though he didn't study for the exam, he still managed to get an A. 
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to stock
to stock
[Verb]

to have or store a supply of a product for future sale

Ex: The store stocks a wide variety of organic food for health-conscious customers. 
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secondhand
secondhand
[Adjective]

previously owned or used by someone else

Ex: She bought a secondhand car to save money. 
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attic
attic
[noun]

an area or room directly under the roof of a house, typically used for storage or as an additional living area

Ex: She converted the attic into a cozy home office with skylights and built-in shelves. 
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first edition

the first printing of a book, typically printed in limited quantities and often considered the most desirable edition for collectors

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rare
rare
[Adjective]

found only in small numbers so considered interesting or valuable

Ex: The museum displayed rare artifacts from ancient civilizations, each considered priceless due to their scarcity. 
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theft
theft
[noun]

the illegal act of taking something from a place or person without permission

Ex: The police launched an investigation into the theft of expensive jewelry from the local boutique. 
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particularly
particularly
[Adverb]

to a degree that is higher than usual

Ex: The restaurant is particularly busy on Friday nights. 
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pile
pile
[noun]

a number of objects placed one on top of the other

Ex: He stacked a pile of books on the table. 
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dedicated
dedicated
[Adjective]

formally or solemnly set apart for a special, often sacred, purpose

Ex: The monument honors soldiers and stands as a dedicated site. 
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ground floor

the floor of a building at ground level

Ex: Due to the accessibility requirements, the building has an elevator that connects the ground floor to all upper levels. 
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cushion
cushion
[noun]

a bag made of cloth that is filled with soft material, used for leaning or sitting on

Ex: She fluffed up the cushions on the sofa for added comfort. 
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toddler
toddler
[noun]

a young child who is starting to learn how to walk

Ex: The toddler took his first steps, much to the delight of his parents. 
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pushchair
pushchair
[noun]

a small, wheeled seat with a handle for pushing a baby while walking

Ex: She folded the pushchair and carried it into the café. 
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refreshment

a light snack or drink that is taken to restore energy or refresh oneself

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hardly ever
hardly ever
[Adverb]

in a manner that almost does not occur or happen

Ex: She hardly ever misses her morning jog. 
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unwanted
unwanted
[Adjective]

not desired or welcomed

Ex: The unwanted side effects of the medication outweighed its benefits. 
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front door

the main entrance to a person's house

Ex: The postman delivered mail through the slot in the front door, sorting letters and packages for the occupants. 
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institution

a large organization that serves a religious, educational, social, or similar function

Ex: The university is a well-respected institution known for its research programs. 
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to request

to ask for something politely or formally

Ex: She decided to request additional time to complete the project due to unforeseen circumstances. 
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to keep out of

to prevent someone or something from coming into contact with a specific thing

Ex: Parents were reminded to keep their children's toys out of the rain to avoid damage. 
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main
main
[Adjective]

having the highest level of significance or central importance

Ex: In the park, the main attraction is the large fountain in the center. 
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boxed
boxed
[Adjective]

enclosed in or as if in a box

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coursebook

a textbook or instructional material used in a particular course or educational program to guide teaching and learning activities

Ex: The English coursebook for the intermediate level includes reading passages, grammar explanations, and vocabulary exercises to help students improve their language skills. 
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naturally
naturally
[Adverb]

in accordance with what is logical, typical, or expected

Ex: Naturally, I hoped for the best. 
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hometown
hometown
[noun]

the town or city where a person grew up or was born

Ex: She visited her hometown during the holidays. 
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to attract

to interest and draw someone or something toward oneself through specific features or qualities

Ex: The vibrant colors of the flowers attracted butterflies to the garden. 
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advice
advice
[noun]

a suggestion or an opinion that is given with regard to making the best decision in a specific situation

Ex: She sought her grandmother's advice before making a major career decision. 
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common sense

the ability to make sound judgments and think in a practical way

Ex: It is common sense to wear a seatbelt while driving for safety. 
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to follow
to follow
[Verb]

to understand something such as an explanation, story, or the meaning of something

Ex: I couldn't follow the professor's complex explanation of quantum physics. 
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overprotective
overprotective
[Adjective]

(of a person) showing too much care or concern for someone, often unnecessarily

Ex: Her parents were overprotective and checked her homework every day. 
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keeping
keeping
[noun]

the act of retaining something

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sentimental
sentimental
[Adjective]

characterized by or expressing feelings

Ex: Her diary entries were sentimental reflections on her youth. 
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display
display
[noun]

something presented for public viewing

Ex: The new model was on display at the car show. 
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