Collapse (verb) = (of a structure) suddenly fall down or give way Dysfunctional (adj) = Not operating normally or properly (@IX) Emaciation (noun) = The state of being abnormally thin or weak (qterem) Extortion (noun) Ambush (noun) Impend (verb) Setback (noun) Emblematic (adj) Morbid (adj) = The practice of obtaining something, especially money, through force or threats (A4eT = A surprise attack by people lying in wait in a concealed position (UT (ei) = Be about to happen (34fe2q) = A reversal or check in progress (arerrareh) = Serving as a symbol of a particular quality or concept; symbolic ( = Characterized by an abnormal and unhealthy interest in disturbing and unpleasant subjects, especially death and disease ( Telegram :- Daily English QuizAffliction (noun) Fatal (adj) Malevolent (adj) Perpetuate (verb) Patron (noun) Coercive (adj) Malady (noun) Petrify (verb) Opaque (adj) Reverential (adj) = The state of being in pain (4ctetl) = Causing death (UId#) = Having or showing a wish to do evil to others (aren = Make (something) continue indefinitely (AlGeTR Tere) = A person who gives financial or other support toa person, organization, or cause (rar) = Relating to or using force or threats (aerqam) = Adisease or ailment, sickness (wT) = Make (someone) so frightened that they are unable to move = Not able to be seen through; not transparent (3745c) = Of the nature of, due to, or characterized by reverence (aie) Telegram :- Daily English Quiz_emaciation: (N-) ae thinness thinness ajableckbilitate ‘history-sheeter (N-) qataaeft, crin criminal ambush ambush (V-) Id err, hide, hide, attack impending (Adj+) STE, close e, pamiviy inmatyaent straddling cvs) tcteereet Rea, 5 eee q emblematic (Adj+) Wdteters, sym cupesve nexus (N+) Hae, cdnnectior cdanection vdenirg ‘morbid (N2 WH, patent (8) saab affliction wae distress varie, tyamy, —_———= _perpetuate (V+) UI AAT, memorize , Cola Telegram :- Daily English Quiz“patrons (N+) Bath, guardian | r Fnancey maladies (N-) 1, disease, adwen}, mainstream (V+) TATE, normalalize opaque (Adv-) aarevit, non tremepaeens poate), shirking (V-) Ta, escape dsdyr, code reverential ene Pee planes houpaeble naive _naive (Adj-) 3 > inexperien quid pro quo (N+) Cea, favor foie, exonerate (V+) Th aT, free free xeleave, ewvancl pre _extraneous (Adj+) aee, external external _pvelvemt Telegram :- Daily English Quiz1, Take up Meaning- pick up 2. Take through Meaning- Explain something to someone 3. Take uw Meaning- remove 4, Take aside Meaning- get someone alone to talk to them 5. Take aback Meaning- surprise or shock ee Telegram :- Daily English QuizWORD LIST-1 (JUL 07, 2020) 1. history-sheeter (noun) - a person with a long criminal record. . point to (verb) = indicate, suggest, denote. tule of law (phrase) — it is described as “a principle of governance in which all persons, institutions and entities, public and private, mat ted, we the: State itself, are accountable to laws that are publicly promulgat equally enforced and independently adjudicated, and which are consistent with intemational human rights norms and 4 bear (verb) - have, display, exhibit, show. 5. signature (noun) - unique pattem. 6 dysfunctional (adjective) — not functioning/working meal yor properly; troubled, unsettled, flawed. 7. alarming (adjective) — worrying, disturbing, shi i ‘8. emaciation (noun) - weakness, fragility, 2 > delicacy, strengthlessness, faultiness, 9. populous (adjective) — densely populated, 10.sadortion (noun) — blackmail, {i puta (aoe) — mmc btn ‘Surprise; surprise attack, 17 premises ( Se property, site. 18. straddle ( on both side of something; extend across, traverse. 19. jive) — symbolic, representative, demonstrative. ‘connection, link. ‘nbun) — the enforcement of rules/regulations. 2es (noun) — situation, conditions, state of affairs. adjective) - gruesome, horrible, grotesque. (noun) — misfortune, suffering, pain, trouble, 25. fatal (adjective) — deadly, lethal. N26 bend (upon) (phrasal verb) - be very determined, be inclined, be prepared to do something. 27.yested interest (noun) — a personal interest in something to get benefit. 28.malevolent (adjective) — malicious/malignant, vicious; harmful, danj «Telegram :- Daily English QuizEDITORIAL WORDS ‘LEARNING ENGLISH de IMPROVING VOCABULARY WORD LIST-1 (JUL 07, 2020) 29. perpetuate (verb) - cause to continue something indefinitely, particularly a bad situation, an attitude/idea/belief, etc; keep going, keep in existence, extend/prolong. 30. patron (noun) - supporter, backer, 31.¢nd up (phrasal verb) — be in 4 particular position finally; find onesel B 32. coercive (adjective) — authoritarian, overbearing, tough/harsh, hi; handed. 33.qutsized (adjective) — huge, very large, enormous, massive, gross. 34 alicnating (adjective alienated, estranged, disunited, dissati hostile, restless, frustrated. 35. dchumanisng (adjective) — preventing someone stressful, i catch someone. 40. malady (noun) — serious prob! 41_petrifving (adjective) - t ig. HoPrifying, frightening, alarming, appalling. 42. resort to (verb) — use, util to, have recourse to. x sae can - cen, impair, damage. i ) - a form of retaliation whereby a suspected finds) family members, friends, neighbors or entire wple as a rein liosareniionel rsonnel (noun) — staff, employees, workforce. ) fire up (phrasal verb) - activate, set in motion, tum on. |. uphold (verb) — confirm, endorse/approve, vindicate/validate. 51.professionalism (noun) — competence, skilfulness, capability, efficiency, ability (to do a certain profession). 52.cleanse (verb) - clear, free, purify, purge, relieve. 53.ranks (noun) — the people belonging to a group. Felegram :- Daily English Quiz