INTERMEDIATE READING

READING NOVEL
“IT ENDS WITH US”

Dosen Pengampu : Dr. Jufri M.Pd.

DISYA EMMELIYA
21018061
K3-21

BAHASA DAN SASTRA INGGRIS

FAKULTAS BAHASA DAN SENI
UNIVERSITAS NEGERI PADANG
2021
 Chapter 1
Novel Description

a. Title : It Ends With Us

b. Author : Colleen Hoover
c. Publisher : Atria Paperback
d. Date of publication : 2 August 2016
e. Number of pages : 299 pages
f. Size : 21,5 x 15,5 cm
g. Cover description : The cover of this novel showing a pink lily flower that
has been broken into pieces with the title printed bold
in purple. from here can describe the contents of the
novel, lilies depict the main character of the same name.
which is full of love is symbolized by the color pink.
but also lilies that are shattered to pieces symbolize a
life that is not always beautiful.
 Chapter 2
SYNOPSIS

It ends with us a novel that tells a story about , Lily Bloom. Sometimes the one
who loves you is the one who hurt you the most. It wasn't always easy for Lily, but it
didn't stop her. She is a hard worker for the rest of her life. She has come a long way
from a small town in Maine. There she grew up until she graduated from college. Her
childhood wasn't very comfortable because she saw and heard how rude his father
was to his mother and she hated him.
After her graduation, she moved to Boston and started a business. And she
feels a spark to a beautiful neurosurgeon named Ryle Kincaid. Everything in Lily's
life suddenly becomes almost too true. The Ryle is assertive, stubborn, and even a
little arrogant. He is also sensitive, talented, and obsessed with Lily, but the complete
dislike of Lyle's relationship is worrisome.
After a few month she opens a flower shop in a plaza, on the first daya rich
girl who is bored with her life and want to work for lily. Her name was Alissa it turn
out that she was Ryle’s sister. She is very familiar with pinterest style and decor a
beautiful shop together. Because they always work together and Alissa is so good,
they become best friend.
When her new relationship question overwhelmed her, Atlas Corrigan's
thoughts, her first love and a link to the past that left her overwhelmed her, he was her
friend, her close spirit. , Was her guardian. When Atlas suddenly reappears,they met
in atlas’s restaurant on Lily her mother and Ryle come for dinner. Everything Lily
builds on Lyle is at risk. One night, Lily was very disappointed, angry and sad when
Ryle lost control of her and remembered what her father had done to her mother.
 Chapter 3
Mini Glossary

NO New Word Parts of Phonetic Meaning My sentence

speech Symbols
1. Suicide noun ˈsuːɪsaɪd Bunuh diri As a leader he
knows that it is
political
suicide to
appear
indecisive.
2. Remorse noun rɪˈmɔːrs Penyesa;lan I could forgive
him for what
he did if he
showed some
remorse.
3. Ledge noun ledʒ langka The bird sat on
the ledge.
4. Ultimately adverb ˈʌltɪmətlɪ akirnya Ultimately, the
decision rests
with the child's
parents.
5. Depend verb dɪˈpend bergantung His decision
will depend on
how soon he
meets the
committee
6. Brief Noun,verb,a brɪf singkat My brief was
djective to train and
advise the
 staff.
7. Impact verb ˈɪmpækt dampak She expects to
make an
immediate
impact at
work.
8. Eulogies noun ˈjuːlədʒɪz eulogi several
eulogies were
given at the
special
assembly
marking the
retirement of
the company's
longtime
president
9. Epic noun ˈepɪk epik The epic tale
was written in
verse.
10 Prodigious adjective prəˈdɪdʒəs Luar biasa She wrote a
truly
prodigious
number of
novels.
11. Revered adjective rɪˈvɪrd terhormat He is revered
as a national
hero.
12. Adore verb əˈdɔːr cinta He's a good
doctor. All his
patients adore
him.
13. Homeless noun ˈhəʊmləs Tunawisma Thousands of
people have
 been made
homeless.
14. Suicidal adjective ˌsuːɪˈsaɪdl Kecenderung This suicidal
an bunuh diri talk was mere
histrionics.
15. Bother Noun, verb ˈbɑːðər mengganggu Don’t bother,
please
17. Straight adjective streɪt lurus The room is
straight now
18. hijacked verb ˈhaɪˌdʒækt Di bajak A group of
terrorists
hijacked the
plane.
19. Straddling verb ˈstrædəlɪŋ mengangkang We crossed the
i river by a
long-legged
bridge
straddling
across the river
bed.
20. Appropriatel Adverb əˈprəʊprɪətlɪ Dengan tepat He was
y appropriately
dressed
21. Unbearable Adjective ʌnˈberəbl taktertahanka He was
n making life
unbearable for
his parents.
22. Insignificant Adjective ˌɪnsɪɡˈnɪfɪkə Tidak penting An
nt insignificant of
my money
23. Ensure Verb ɪnˈʃʊr memastikan The book
ensured her
success
24. literally Adverb ˈlɪtərəlɪ Secara He sad so
harfiah literally
25. Grandeur Noun ˈɡrændʒər keagungan We were
overpower
with the
grandeur of the
house
26. Rail noun reɪl rel He travel by
rail
27. Broad Noun brɔːd Luas A broad is a
women who
can trow a man
a punch
28. Entire Noun ɪnˈtaɪər seluruh The entire staff
agreed
29. Rigid Adjective ˈrɪdʒɪd Kaku A rigid strip of
mental
30. Screech noun skriːtʃ Jeritan he ducked at
the screechings
of shells
31. Forces noun ˈfɔːrsəz angkatan We must keep
our armed
forces in a
constant state
of readiness.
32. Flinch verb flɪntʃ mengernyit He flinched
when I tapped
him on the
shoulder.
34. Rather adverb ˈræðər Lebih It was rather
tepatnya cold
35. Patio noun ˈpætɪəʊ teras Our window
gives onto
 patio.
36 Envious adjective ˈenvɪəs iri He is so
envious of her
success.
37 Obvious adjective ˈɑːbvɪəs jelas The answer
seems obvious
enough to me.
38 Beneath adverb bɪˈniːθ Di bawah She acts as if
even speaking
to us is beneath
her.
39 Shitty adjective ˈʃɪtɪ menyebalkan The movie was
total shit
40 Narrow verb ˈnærəʊ sempit I cannot
narrow down
the rules for
this game
41 Toward preposition təˈwɔːrd Kearah She moved
toward the
door.
42 Reverberate verb rɪˈvɜːrbəreɪt bergema The
discussions
with my
teacher
reverberated
throughout my
adult life
43 Glance Verb ɡlæns lirikan She only
glanced at the
paper
44 Forbid Verb fərˈbɪd melarang I forbid you to
call me late at
night
45 Crinkle Noun ˈkrɪŋkl kerutan The corners of
his eyes
crinkle when
he smiles.
46 Epic Secara epic
Ally

47 Disastrous adjective dɪˈzæstrəs bencana the battle was a

disastrous end
to a disastrous
campaign
48 Purgatory Noun ˈpɜːrɡətɔːrɪ Api A purgatory of
penyucian drugs abuse
49 Smirks verb ˈsmɜːks tersenyum She smirks to
him
50 Weed Verb wiːd gulma We need to
weed the
garden.
51 Occasion Noun əˈkeɪʒn kesempatan They marked
the occasion
with their
families.
52 Indulge Verb ɪnˈdʌldʒ memanjakan She indulges in
ice cream
53 Bastard noun ˈbæstərd bajingan His wife left
him, the poor
bastard.
54 Suspiciously adverb səˈspɪʃəslɪ anehnya she regarded
the food
suspiciously
55 Hitch noun hɪtʃ halangan We get
through dinner
without a hitch
56 Naked adjective ˈneɪkɪd Terbuka He was naked
from the waist
up
57 Flops verb flɒps jepit She flops my
cheek
58 Eventually adverb ɪˈventʃʊəlɪ Pada Eventually, i
akhirnya did get better
work
59 Equal adjective ˈiːkwəl setara all men are
equal before
the law
60 Trigger noun ˈtrɪɡər pemicu The power
outage was
triggered by
heavy rains.
61 Loaded adjective ˈləʊdɪd dimuat He said he
didn't know the
gun was
loaded.
62 Knee noun niː lutut I fell down and
hurt my knee.
63 Suffer Verb ˈsʌfər menderita He suffered the
penalty

64 Crowd Noun kraʊd kerumunan he still hangs

out with the
same crowd
65 Eulogies eulogi
66 Absolutely adverb ˈæbsəluːtlɪ sangat we are
absolutely
opposed to the
idea
67 Funeral Noun ˈfjuːnərəl pemakaman Hundred
 people attend
his funeral
68 Ignorance noun ˈɪɡnərəns ketidaktahuan His ignorance's
fathomless.
69 Ounce noun aʊns ons Every ounce of
attention was
focused on our
common goal.
70 Suffer verb ˈsʌfər menderita I hate to see a
child suffer.
71 Sorrow noun ˈsɑːrəʊ kesedihan Their sorrow
turned to joy.
73 Forward noun fɔːrwərd maju The forward
deck of a boat
74 Forced adjective fɔːrst dipaksa I am forced to
conclude that
more funding
will be
necessary.
75 Innocence noun ˈɪnəsns Tidak The prisoners
bersalah continued to
protest their
innocence.
76 Downstairs adjective ˌdaʊnˈsterz Di bawah He lives
downstairs
from us.
77 Clamp verb klæmp penjepit I Clamp the
two parts
together until
the glue dries.
78 Decent adjective diːsnt baik She from
decent family
79 Sap sæp Ahli bedah
 saraf
80 Flirting noun flɜːtɪŋ menggoda They where
flirting all
night
81 Failure noun ˈfeɪljər kegagalan The surprise
party is
complete
failure
82 Jaded adjective dʒeɪdɪd letih He became
jaded from a
years as a
president
83 Edge noun edʒ tepian Put an edge on
this knife
84 Exactly adverb ɪɡˈzæktlɪ tepat I can
remember
exactly what
she said
85 Defy verb dɪˈfaɪ menentang She always
defy her father
86 Odds noun ɑːdz kemungkinan Its no good to
be odds to my
husband
87 Accomplish verb əˈkɑːmplɪʃ Menyelesaika He accomplish
n 50 years
88 lying verb ˈlaɪɪŋ Bohong He was lying
when we talk
89 Gripping adjective ɡrɪpɪŋ mencengkera A gripping TV
m thriller
90 Fumbles verb ˈfʌmbəlz Meraba-raba He fumbles in
the dark
91 Scoffs verb ˈskɒfs mencemooh She scoffs me
92 Sarcastic adjective sɑːrˈkæstɪk sarkastik His voice had
sarcastic edge
93 Mutter ˈmʌtər bergumam Elsy muttered
something i
can’t catch and
walk off

94 Slightest adjective ˈslaɪtəst Sekecil If you even a

apapun slight doubt,
then don’t do it
95 hollow noun hɑːləʊ kosong They won, but
it was hallow
victory
96 specifically adverb spɪˈsɪfɪklɪ Secara The program
khusus specifically for
child
97 Seventies noun ˈsevəntɪz Tujuh She is in her
puluhan seventies.
98 Beyond Adverb bɪˈjɑːnd diluar Our garden
beyond the city
99 Tolerable adjective ˈtɑːlərəbl lumayan They had eaten
a very
tolerable lunch
100 Pair noun per pasangan I got my first
pair glasses
when i was ten
101 Lease noun liːs sewa They lease my
roof top for a
year
102 Engaged adjective ɪnˈɡeɪdʒd bertunangan Kyle engaged
to lily
103 Freaking noun ˈfriːkɪŋ panik Lola had a
terrible rash on
my face, and
 she felt like a
freak.
104 Curiously Adverb kjʊrɪəslɪ penasaran He felt
curiously calm

105 Legged verb leɡ berkaki We saw him

coming, and
legged it out of
the house.
106 Harvest verb ˈhɑːrvɪst panen This time to
harvest the
corn
107 Blame verb bleɪm menyalahkan Don’t blame
me.
108 Awful adjective ˈɔːfl Buruk sekali An awful fight

109 Insisted verb ˌɪnˈsɪstəd bersikeras I don’t want to

go, but he
insisted
110 Radishes noun rædɪʃəz lobak Sow the radish
seeds thinly.

111 Contempt noun kənˈtempt penghinaan He was found

in contempt of
the order.

112 Surrounding adj səˈraʊndɪŋ sekitarnya In the area

surrounding
the lake
113 Tearing adjective terɪŋ merobek The children
were
screaming and
tearing at each
 other's hair.
114 Shrugged verb ˈʃrəɡd Mengangkat He shrugged
bahu when i ask him
115 Alike adjective əˈlaɪk sama All mans are
alike

116 Incapable adjective ɪnˈkeɪpəbl Tidak mampu She seemed

incapable of
relationship
117 Neglected adjective nɪˈɡlektɪd Di abaikan He always
neglected his
ex
118 Rely verb rɪˈlaɪ mengandalka She can’t rely
n her son
119 Cruel Adjective kruːəl kejam Jhon humor
was cruel to
me
120 Dopey adj ˈdəʊpɪ Pusing She's still a
karena obat little dopey
bius from the
anaesthetic.
121 Stood verb stʊd berdiri They stood at
the door
122 Row noun rəʊ baris The children
often make a
row every
morning
123 gasped verb ɡɑːspt melenguh A women
gasped in
horror at the
sight of him
124 Resilient adjective rɪˈzɪlɪənt ulet The local
economy
 should
remarkable
resilient
124 Twitched verb ˈtwɪtʃt bekedut The dog
twitched his
ears
125 Frown verb fraʊn cemberut he frowned as
he check
phone.
126 Blinked verb ˈblɪŋkt berkedip He blinked his
eyes quickly
127 Dissect verb dɪˈsekt membedah Molly
dissected a
frog in her
science class.
128 Startled verb ˈstɑːrtəld terkejut I was startled
by the news
129 Smeared verb smɪrd diolesi They smeared
the window
with finger
print
130 Aloud adjective əˈlaʊd nyaring Please read the
text aloud
131 Parka noun ˈpɑːrkə jaket He was wear a
parka
132 Sink verb sɪŋk tenggelam You can relax
on the
verandra as the
sun sinks
133 Certainly adverb ˈsɜːrtnlɪ tentu I certainly
want to try
134 Hilarious adjective hɪˈlerɪəs Lucu sekali He did
hilarious, but
 some people
don’ t like it
135 Probably adverb ˈprɑːbəblɪ mungkin I was probably
like him
136 Sole noun səʊl tunggal The soles of
their feet were
nearly black
with dirt
137 Couch noun kaʊtʃ sofa I always sleep
at the pink
couch
138 Instead adverb ɪnˈsted Sebagai This will do
gantinya instead
139 Honking verb hɒŋkɪŋ klakson The geese
where honking
140 Hatre noun heɪtrɪd kebencian I have to
confess to a
hatred of
modern music.
141 Stomped verb ˈstɑːmpt menginjak I'm the girl that
stomped on
your heart
142 yelling verb ˈjelɪŋ berteriak We saw people
who yelling
143 forehead noun fɔːrhed dahi My forehead
hurts
144 upset noun ʌpˈset kesal They magic
are upset down
145 rag noun ræɡ lap I have no rag
for my car
146 Straw noun strɔː sedotan He ask a straw
for his ice
coffee
146 Guilty adjective ˈɡɪltɪ bersalah The children
look confuse
and guilty
147 cigarette noun ˈsɪɡəret rokok Cigarette
smoke feeled
the room
148 pouring adjective ˈpɔːrɪŋ penuangan Pouring flood
waters make
my house
broke
149 Entrance noun ˈentrəns Jalan masuk He makes a
girl entrance
150 Yanked verb ˈjæŋkt ditarik He yanked the
dor shut
151 Horrified verb ˈhɔːrəˌfaɪd ngeri She was
horrified to
discover that
he loved Rose.
152 Caught verb kɔːt tertangkap He was caught
trespassing on
private
property.
153 Scooted verb skuːtɪd berlari He scooted
closer to me
154 Shelter noun ˈʃeltər Tempat Government
berlindung make a shelter
for halte bus
155 Willingly adverb ˈwɪlɪŋlɪ rela I willingly
accept
156 Selfish adjective ˈselfɪʃ egois This time our
selfish gone
157 Advantage noun ədˈvæntɪdʒ keuntungan Experience
give us
 advantage for
learn
158 Handout noun ˈhændaʊt selebaran Pleas read the
handout
159 Extent noun ɪkˈstent cakupan It's too early to
assess the full
extent of the
damage.
160 Scenario noun səˈnærɪəʊ skenario Life is the
most beautiful
scenario that
God created
161 Salvation noun sælˈveɪʃn penyelamat Tourism is
salvation of
economic
162 Hell noun hel neraka War is real hell

163 Greed noun ɡriːd ketamakkan His motive

was plane
greed
164 Stairs noun ˈsterz tangga The stairs
unique has
unique design
165 Waist noun weɪst pinggang He put his arm
around her
waist
166 Guess verb ɡes tebak I guess she is
angry at me
167 Surgery noun sɜːrdʒərɪ pembedahan He’s specialist
in
neurosurgery
168 Squirt verb skwɜːrt muncrat She squirted
soda into a
 glass
169 Thumbs noun ˈθʌmz Jempol His fingers
turned to
thumbs.
170 Timid adjective ˈtɪmɪd pemalu She was a
timid child
171 Palm noun pɑːm telapak She looked at
the palm of my
hand and told
me my fortune.
172 Upward adverb ˈʌpwərd keatas Medicine for
childhood
upward
173 Scalp verb skælp mencatut The enemies
were scalped
174 Moan verb məʊn erangan The wind
moaned in the
trees.
175 Dig verb dɪɡ menggali He is dig a
hole
176 Dizzy verb ˈdɪzɪ pusing I feel dizzy
yesterday
177 Collapsing verb kəˈlæpsɪŋ runtuh The bridge was
in danger of
collapsing.
178 Philanthropy noun fɪˈlænθrəpɪ kedermawana She received a
n posthumous
award for her
life of
philanthropy.
179 Donate verb ˈdəʊneɪt menyubang I donate half of
my salary
180 Charity noun ˈtʃærətɪ amal She runs local
 charity every
month
181 messing verb mesɪŋ Main-main She like
messing
around us
182 pregnant adjective ˈpreɡnənt hamil She was heavy
pregnant
183 Obnoxious adjective əbˈnɑːkʃəs menjengkelka She is really
n obnoxious
184 Anxious adjective ˈæŋkʃəs gelisah I ever feel
anxious and
depressed
185 Instantly adverb ˈɪnstəntlɪ segera They instantly
fall in love

186 Separate verb ˈseprət terpisah He separated

fight the
children
187 Spins verb ˈspɪnz putaran Balerina make
a little spins

188 Purse noun pɜːrs Tas kecil I make my

own purse by
my self
189 Reassurin verb ˌrɪəˈʃʊrɪŋ meyakinkan He was
reassuring my
father
190 Flusterd verb ˈflʌstərd resah I was so
flustered that I
momentarily
lost the power
of speech.
191 Favor noun ˈfeɪvər kebaikan The outcome
was in his
favor
192 Sacrificing verb ˈsækrəˌfaɪsɪ mengorbanka President
ŋ n sacrificing his
ego for public
193 Tease verb tiːz menggoda Shop man
tease you to
buy good
194 solemn adjective sɑːləm serius He spoke in
solemn with
good manner
195 Stare verb ster menatap She stare sky
at roof top
196 Grin verb ɡrɪn menyeringai He grin at me,
it make me
blush
197 Fluster verb ˈflʌstər membingung The
kan announcement
flustered the
passenger
199 Reassure verb riːəˈʃʊr meyakinkan The doctor
reassure his
patient
200 Lean verb liːn bersandar Lean on me if
you feel tired
201 Flick verb flɪk mengibaskan Dora flicked
some ash off
her sleeve
202 Surely adverb ˈʃʊrlɪ pasti I’m surely got
lucky today
203 Hallway noun ˈhɔːlweɪ lorong This hallway
connect my
 class with
Mira’s class
204 Suspend verb səˈspend ditangguhkan The payment
card will be
suspend next
week
205 Nod verb nɑːd anggukkan The teacher
nodded when i
answer the
question right
206 Scrawny adjective ˈskrɔːnɪ Kurus kering He had a long
scrawny neck
207 Gaze noun ɡeɪz tatapan She turned,
following her
gaze
208 Fold verb fəʊld melipat Sh e folded her
shirt and put
on the
cupboard
209 Firing noun ˈfaɪərɪŋ penembakan The team
firing all
children
210 Toddler noun tɑːdlər balita She sat the
toddler in baby
chair
211 Casual adjective ˈkæʒʊəl kesual They wear
casual dress
212 Toward preposition təˈwɔːrd menuju He move
toward the
kitchen
213 Regain verb rɪˈɡeɪn kembali They somehow
managed to
regain the
 investor
214 Prideful adjective praɪdful bangga My parents
walk with
prideful on red
carpet
215 Insist verb ɪnˈsɪst bersikeras I don’t like
when they
insist feel right
216 Incredible adjective ɪnˈkredəbl Luar biasa The view so
incredible
217 Doom noun duːm malapetaka The plan was
doomed from
yesterday
218 Penetrat verb ˈpenətreɪt menembus The water was
e penetrating
innti the
bedroom
219 Steering noun ˈstɪrɪŋ kemudi This way is a
good place for
learner drivers
to practice
their steering
220 Wheel noun wiːl roda She’s got
wheels now
221 Heartburn noun ˈhɑːrtbɜːrn Sensasi panas I like spicy
food, but it
gives me
heartburn.
222 Tear noun ter merobek Don’t tear the
paper
223 Wound noun wuːnd luka She has small
wound on her
forehead
224 Entries noun ˈentrɪz entri All entries
almost by next
month
225 Sweaty adjective ˈswetɪ berkeringat Today is hot
and sweaty day

226 Pale adjective peɪl pucat She has pale

lips
227 Hunched verb ˈhəntʃt membungkuk The kitten
hunched in a
corner
228 Gross noun ɡrəʊs bruto The box office
grosses
mounted
229 Crawl verb krɔːl merangkak The snake
crawled into its
hole
230 Whisper verb ˈwɪspərd berbisik He whispered
ed on my ear
231 Pallet noun ˈpælət palet Pallet can be
used as
mattress pad
232 Revolve noun rɪˈvɑːlv berputar The earth
resolve around
the sun
233 Tighten verb ˈtaɪtn mengencangk The rope
an tighten
234 Divulge verb daɪˈvʌldʒ membocorka You have not
n divulge the
answer of
examination
235 Pretend verb prɪˈtend Pura-pura He can’t
pretend like
 the king
236 ignorant adjective ˈɪɡnərənt Kurang She was
pengetahuan ignorant of the
cause
237 appeared verb əˈpɪrd muncul He appeared to
her in a cinema
238 flipped verb flɪpt terbalik We flipped the
coin to know
who is first
239 preheat verb ˌpriːˈhiːt Memanaskan Preheat the
terlebih dulu oven before
enter the cake
240 hoist verb hɔɪst kerekan She hoist the
flags
ceremonical
241 Licking noun ˈlɪkɪŋ menjilati We got a real
licking in the
final.
242 Held verb held dipegang She held up
my hand
243 Distrust verb dɪsˈtrʌst Tidak She has
percaya distrust of
government
245 Inquisitive adjective ɪnˈkwɪzətɪv Ingin tahu she peeped
inquisitively
into the
drawer.
246 Glimpse verb ɡlɪmps sekilas I glimpsed a
figure at the
window.
247 Carve verb kɑːrv mengukir We carve in a
wood
248 Branch noun bræntʃ cabang He now work
 in branch
office
249 Rub verb rʌb menggosok I rub my hand
when I got
shower
250 Cognizant adjective ˈkɑːɡnɪzənt sadar He is
cognizant of
his duties as a
father
251 Muffled adjective ˈmʌfld terendam They heard the
sounds of
muffled voices
252 Bruise verb bruːz memar I bruise my
knee when i
fell
253 Jealous adjective ˈdʒeləs cemburu He jealous if I
hang out with
my friends
254 Ironic adjective aɪˈrɑːnɪk ironis She has an
ironic sense of
humor
255 Rape verb der menantang I dare you

256 Jeopardize verb dʒepərdaɪz membahayak Poor nutrition

an can jeopardize
your health
257 Wrapped adjective ræpt terbungkus i wrapped a
scarf around
my neck
258 Clump noun klʌmp rumpun He pointed to a
clump of trees.
259 Swell verb swel membengkak Heavy rains
swelled the
 river
260 Sob verb sɑːb menangis She broke
down and
sobbed like a
child
261 Shuffle verb ˈʃʌfl acak He shuffle the
cards and let
me choose
262 Vibes noun ˈvaɪbz getaran He is giving
me good vibes
263 Definitely adverb ˈdefɪnətlɪ pasti His definitely
coming
264 Bore noun bɔːr membosanka Waiting is a
n bore
265 Ledge noun ledʒ langkan The bird sat on
the ledge.
266 Brook noun brʊk Anak sungai there is small
fish and frog
on brook
267 Nudge verb nʌdʒ dorongan I nudge the
plate closer to
me
268 Insult noun ɪnˈsʌlt penghinaan We were
greatly insulted
by his
rudeness.
269 Matter noun ˈmætər soal Being accused
of assault is no
laughing
matter.
270 Grab verb ɡræb merebut I grabbed my
bag and run of
271 Throw verb θrəʊ melempar She ask me to
 throw the ball
272 Recent adjective ˈriːsnt terkini They are
recent
graduates
273 Twiddle verb ˈtwɪdl She twiddle
her pen when
thinking
274 Vulnerable adjective ˈvʌlnərəbl rentan Children are
the most
vulnerable
members of
society.
275 Chuckle verb ˈtʃʌkl tertawa She chuckled
at the memory
of what he had
said.
276 Ordinary noun ˈɔːrdnerɪ biasa The book is
about ordinary
people
277 Begged verb ˈbeɡd memohon She begged to
accept her
apologize
278 Swallow verb ˈswɑːləʊ menelan The snake
swallowed its
prey whole.
279 Ceiling noun ˈsiːlɪŋ Langit-langit He paints the
ceiling blue
280 Resentment noun rɪˈzentmənt kebencian He's filled with
resentment at
his boss.
281 Loser noun ˈluːzər pecundang No body born
to be a loser
282 Suspiciously adverb səˈspɪʃəslɪ mencurigaka This man
 n looked very
suspiciously at
the visitor.
283 Vacuuming verb ˈvækjuːmɪŋ Menyedot I never
debu vacuuming the
home cause we
use broom
284 Bullet noun ˈbʊlɪt peluru The bullet
struck him in
the leg.
285 Hoe noun həʊ cangkul She gardening
use a hue
286 Blisters noun ˈblɪstərz lecet New shoes
always give
me blisters
287 Chores noun ˈtʃɔːrz tugas I have to do
some chores
this afternoon.
289 Bolt noun bəʊlt baut The door bolts
from inside.
290 Burden noun bɜːrdn beban He is ill able to
sustain the
burden.
291 Muttered verb mʌtərd bergumam 'I never want to
come here
again,' he
muttered to
himself.
292 hilarious adecjtive hɪˈlerɪəs lucu Some people
don't like his
comedy, but I
think he's
hilarious.
293 Instigate verb ˈɪnstɪɡeɪt menghasut Charles
instigated a
programme of
reforms.
294 Require verb rɪˈkwaɪər memerlukan success usually
requires hard
work
295 Surface noun ˈsɜːrfɪs permukaan there is a
special cleaner
for these
surfaces
296 Bargain noun ˈbɑːrɡən ditawar he made a
bargain with
his enemy
297 Hit verb hɪt memukul He always hit
and run every
met with her
sister
298 Arrow noun ˈærəʊ Anak panahi She shot the
arrow into the
air.
299 Peephole noun piːphəʊl Lubang They see me
pengintip with a
peephole
300 Erratic adjective ɪˈrætɪk Tak menentu He was
arrested for
erratic driving.
301 Pleading noun ˈpliːdɪŋ permohonan He ignore her
pleading
302 Satisfy verb ˈsætɪsfaɪ memuaskan I satisfy with
your service
303 Especially adverb ɪˈspeʃəlɪ khususnya I made this
cake especially
 for you
304 kink verb kɪŋk Berbelit My hair kinked
up.
305 Fault verb fɔːlt kesalahan This is my
fault, i really
sorry.
306 Fluid noun fluːɪd Cairan Fluid leaked
from the car's
engine.
307 Immediately adverb ɪˈmiːdɪətlɪ segera she answered
immediately

308 Underneath adverb ʌndərˈniːθ Di sebelah He hid the

bawah envelope
underneath his
coat.
309 Shiver Verb ʃɪvər menggigil The children
are shivering
310 Dip verb dɪp mencelupkan I dip the brush
into the paint
311 Gear noun ɡɪr gigi Bring your rain
gear.
312 Sober verb ˈsəʊbər sadar Keep him in a
bed until he
sober
314 Granted adjective ɡræntɪd Memberikan I missed the
deadline but
was granted
an extension
315 Nagging adjective næɡɪŋ Mengomel Mom alwys
nagging with
my phone
316 Hesitate verb ˈhezɪteɪt berpengalama He hesitate to
 n accept the job
317 Giddy adjective ɡɪdɪ pusing I was giddy
with delight
318 Toss noun tɔːs lemparan Give me a
special toss
319 Quieter adjective kwaɪətər Lebih tenang The village
quieter in
ordinary day
320 Spark noun spɑːrk percikan He had a
sparckle on his
eye
321 Chewing verb ˈtʃuːɪŋ mengunyah A dog was
chewing on a
bone
322 Floozy noun ˈfluːzɪ Wanita jalang A floozy who
has a familiar
figure at
barrooms
around town
333 Convenientl adverb kənˈviːnɪəntl nyaman The hotel is
y ɪ conveniently
near the airport
334 Crates noun kreɪt peti The use a crate
of orange for
make a juice
335 Nap noun næp Tidur I have no time
sebentar for a nap
336 Incapable adjective ɪnˈkeɪpəbl| Tidak mampu He incapable
making
mistake
337 Mock verb mɑːk mengejek We stared at
him mocked
surprise
338 Patch noun pætʃ tambalan I buy some
acne patch at
onlineshop
339 Settle verb setl menetap He finally
settle down
340 Despite noun dɪˈspaɪt meskipun We went to
cinema despite
bad weather
341 Screwed verb ˈskruːd kacau He screwed the
cap of tight

342 Stiff adjective stɪf kaku He has a stiff

hand
343 Further adjective fɜːrðər Lebih jauh My home
further than
Karen
345 Rough adjective rʌf kasar He has rough a
matter
346 Casserole noun ˈkæsərəʊl makanan A made spesial
casserole for
dinner
347 Pour verb pɔːr tuang I pour some
green tea into
the glass
348 Apron noun ˈeɪprən celemek I wear an
apron while
cooking
349 Admire verb ədˈmaɪər mengagumi I admire him
for long time
350 Conjoin verb kənˈdʒɔɪn bergabung Some people
conjoin with us
351 Hint noun hɪnt petunjuk He had a hint
of Minang
 accent
352 Sword noun sɔːrd pedang The museum
has king
Arthur’s sword
353 Budge noun bʌdʒ anggaran He won’t a
budge on the
business
354 Towel noun ˈtaʊəl handuk I use towel for
drying my hair
356 Desperate adjective ˈdespərət Putus asa I hear
desperate cry
in the end of
hallway
356 Bury verb berɪ mengubur The dog buried
her bone
357 Shove verb ʃʌv dorongan He shove me
into the pool
358 Spread verb spread penyebaran Corona virus
spread very
fast
359 Regret verb rɪˈɡret menyesali She does not
regret to leave
her husband
360 Craves verb ˈkreɪvz Sangat Like many
membutuhka celebrities, he
n need craves
attention.
361 Blister verb ˈblɪstər melepuh His hands were
blistered when
he took the
food out of the
oven.
362 Prevent verb prɪˈvent mencegah We must
 prevent spread
corona virus
with wearing
mask
363 Aid verb eɪd bantuan He aid her in
her work.
364 Skeleton Noun ˈskelɪtn kerangka They found the
fossil skeleton
of a mastodon.
365 Swelling noun ˈswelɪŋ pembengkaka the former
n bitten by a
mosquito has
swelling
366 Hangover noun ˈhæŋəʊvər mabuk She woke up
with
hangover
367 Sincere adjective sɪnˈsɪr tulus Please accept
my sincere
thank
368 Force verb fɔːrs memaksa Rules always
force us
369 Sickening adjective ˈsɪkənɪŋ memuakan A sickening
stench of blood
make me
nauseous
370 Guarantee noun ˌɡærənˈtiː menjamin Money doesn’t
guarantee a
happy life.
371 Rush noun rʌʃ Terburu-buru The street
always rush.
372 Encourage verb ɪnˈkɜːrɪdʒ mendorong I want to thank
to my parent
who has
 encouraged
and support
me.
373 Jaw noun dʒɔː rahang When she fall,
she broke her
upper jaw
374 Harden verb ˈhɑːrdn mengeras The cold
hardened the
butter.
375 Thwart verb θwɔːrt digagalkan She never did
to thwart her
mother
376 Bandage noun ˈbændɪdʒ Perban Lucy had a
bandage round
her head
377 Stride verb straɪd melangkah They strode
across the
room toward
me.
378 Laden adjective ˈleɪdn sarat My table laded
with food
379 Abusive adjective əˈbjuːsɪv kasar The fans yelled
abusive
380 Tether verb teðər menambatkan He tether her
horse with
381 Defend verb dɪˈfend bertahan She defended
her friend
behavior
382 Retrieve verb rɪˈtriːv Ambil I retrieve my
kembali paper from
waste paper
bucket
383 Twitch verb twɪtʃ kedutan His face is
 twitching
384 Tilt verb tɪlt kemiringan The tower of
Pisa had a tilt
385 Dreadful adjective ˈdredfl mengerikan Don’t go out,
the weather is
dreadful
386 Turmoil noun ˈtɜːrmɔɪl kekacauan The country
has been
turmoil
387 Tide noun taɪd pasang We walk out
onto at the
sandbar at low
tide
388 Maturity noun məˈtʃʊrətɪ kedewasaan His behavior
show a lack a
maturity
389 Trickle noun ˈtrɪkl menetas The flow of
water slowed a
trickle
390 Merit noun ˈmerɪt pahala His good work
merit a rise
391 Disadvantag noun ˌdɪsədˈvæntɪ merugikan The role
e dʒ clearly
disadvantages
me
392 Arrested adjective əˈrestəd Ditangkap One suspect
has been
arrested
393 Spit verb spɪt meludah He spat out on
the stone
394 Tidal adjective ˈtaɪdl Pasang surut The tidal wave
is rising fast
395 Sort noun sɔːrt menyortir He is not a bad
 sort
396 Mud noun mʌd lumpur The car was
stuck in the
mud.
397 Church noun tʃɜːrtʃ gereja The church
was empty
398 Glare verb ɡler silau The sun glare
down on us
399 sufficient adjective səˈfɪʃnt memadai We need
sufficient time
to deal with the
problem
400 Punch verb pʌntʃ memukul He give me a
punch on my
cheek
401 Frankness noun ˈfræŋknəs kejujuran Honesty and
frankness
make
you vulnerable

402 Separate verb ˈseprət terpisah The friends

separate after
party
403 Rinse verb rɪns Membilas I rinse my face
in the sink
404 Razor noun ˈreɪzər Pisau cukur I forgot to pack
my razor
405 Soothe verb suːð menenangkan The waiter
tried to the
angry customer
406 apparently adverb əˈpærəntlɪ tampaknya She was
apparently a
very nervous
women
407 kneel niːl noun berlutut I kneel down
to play with
baby on the
floor
408 Shaky adjective ˈʃeɪkɪ goyah The chair feel
shaky
409 Void noun vɔɪd kekosongan The void in his
heart cannot be
filled anymore

410 Feared verb ˈfɪrd ditakuti Parents feared

that the ghost
could follow
their children
if go out at
night
411 Scoot verb skuːt Berlari cepat She always
scoot when go
to school.
412 Repuls verb rɪˈpʌls Memukul He repulsed all
e mundur attempts to
help him.
413 Cradling verb ˈkreɪdəlɪŋ menggendon The women
g was cradling
her baby
414 Justify verb ˈdʒʌstɪfaɪ membenarka The chief of
n the police tried
to justify his
actions
415 Snap verb snæp mematahkan The boy
snapped the
wing of his toy
airplane
416 Rip verb rɪp robekan She ripped off
 her mask
417 Vow verb vaʊ sumpah We vow never
drink alcohol
adain
418 Stairwell noun ˈsterwel tangga Library
stairwell have
a unique
design
419 Escalate verb ˈeskəleɪt meningkatka Her fear was
n escalate into
panic
420 Pewter noun pjuːtər timah The pewter
you hold has
poison
421 Ludicrous adjective ˈluːdɪkrəs lucu He has
ludicrous red
hair
422 Unnerve verb ˌʌnˈnɜːrv melemahkan She was
unnerved by
his strange
manner
423 Foyer noun ˈfɔɪər lobi Across the lift
is trough the
foyer
424 Impending adjective ɪmˈpendɪŋ Mendatang She had a
sense of
impending
disaster
425 Reveal verb rɪˈviːl mengungkap The test reveal
the truth
history
426 Pacing verb ˈpeɪsɪŋ Mondar-man I could hear
dir him pacing the
 floor.
427 Fluorescent noun flɔːˈresnt berpijar Fluorescent
lighting is
much cheaper
to use than
light bulbs

428 Verge noun vɜːrdʒ ambang On her verge

of tears.
429 Snaps verb ˈsnæps patah I jump when
her snaps her
finger.
430 Emulating verb ˈemjəˌletɪŋ meniru She grow up
emulating her
mother.
431 Cracks verb ˈkræks retak The bottle has
a few a fine
cracks, but it is
usable
432 Nip verb nɪp gigit The fish swam
all around her
and nipped at
her legs.
433 Intend verb ɪnˈtend bermaksud Rara intend to
visit her
grandma
434 Unnerve verb ˌʌnˈnɜːrv| melemahkan The police in
their make me
unnerve.
435 Swift Adjective swɪft cepat She shot a
swift glance at
Jane.
436 Vivid Adjective ˈvɪvɪd| jelas I can vividly
remember the
day we met.
437 gauging verb ˈɡeɪdʒɪŋ mengukur She was
gauging her
reaction to the
news
438 Overdue Adjective ˌəʊvərˈduː terlambat My assignment
never overdue
until today
439 Frenzied adjective ˈfrenzɪd Hiruk-pikuk The market
frenzied start
to sound
before Eid
440 Tucked verb ˈtəkt Terselip The wallet was
tucked in her
armpit
441 Shovel noun ˈʃʌvl sekop I have shovel
to driveway
442 Expand verb ɪkˈspænd mengembang I will expand
kan my business
rapidly
443 Coincide verb ˌkəʊɪnˈsaɪd bertepatan The journey
coincides the
hallway.
444 Narrowed adjective ˈnærəʊd menyempit The road
narrowed when
i still student
445 Nestled verb ˈnesəld bersarang The house is
nestled among
the trees.
446 Flatten verb ˈflætn meratakan Use a rolling
pin to flatten
the dough
447 Gaze verb ɡeɪz tatapan She gaze
intently into
 his eyes.
448 Gauge verb ɡeɪdʒ mengukur I was gauging
her reaction to
the bad news.
449 Frisky adjective ˈfrɪskɪ lincah My younger
sister very
frisky if she on
good mood.
450 Diluted adjectivve daɪˈluːtəd Diencerkan I diluted the
drug with
liquid
451 decipher verb dɪˈsaɪfər menguraikan Can you
decipher this
letter for me.
452 Frantically adverb ˈfræntɪklɪ Dengan panik She frantically
search my
phone
453 Gentle verb ˈdʒentl Lemah The gentle
lembut touch of her
hand touch my
forehead.
454 Wipe verb waɪp menghapus The teacher
wipe the withe
board by her
hand
455 Involve verb ɪnˈvɑːlv melibatkan She always
involve me
into her reason
456 Bleeding noun bliːdɪŋ berdarah Its bleeding
expensive.
457 rage noun reɪdʒ kemerahan My face turn
red when he
look at me.
458 Stitches verb ˈstɪtʃəz jahitan she got six
stitches on my
knee.
459 Mass noun mæs massa Television is
mass medium
460 injuries noun ˈɪndʒərɪz cedera It frustrated
him to miss so
many games
becouse of
injuries
461 Vale noun veɪl lembah Ancient
families
decayed into
the humble
vale of life.
462 Beyond adverb bɪˈjɑːnd Di luar The parking
area is just
beyond this
park
463 Flashes verb ˈflæʃɪz berkedip Two flashes
mean danger
for us.
464 Suburb noun ˈsʌbɜːrb Pinggiran Our house in
kota suburb
465 Sprawling adjective ˈsprɒlɪŋ luas She tripped
and went
sprawling into
the table.
466 Manicure noun ˈmænɪkjʊr terawat She manicure
her nails every
week
467 Pity noun ˈpɪtɪ kekasih I listened to
Cesil’s story
 with her pity
468 Inkling noun ˈɪŋklɪŋ firasat I had an
inkling that she
was pregnant.
469 Agony noun ˈæɡənɪ Rasa sakit It was agony
not knowing if
she would live.
470 Stint tugas They didn’t
stint on food
and drink at
their wedding
471 Sink verb sɪŋk tenggelam She sank up to
her knees in
the snow.
472 Modesty noun ˈmɑːdəstɪ kesopanan She accepted
the award with
modesty.
473 Vomit verb ˈvɑːmɪt muntah I vomit up
most of my
lunch
474 Grief noun ɡriːf kesedihan His death was
a great grief to
Wanda
475 Hatred noun ˈheɪtrɪd kebencian Cessie made
no secret of her
hatred for her
mother.
476 Abuser noun əˈbjuːzər Penyalahguna Police found
an the men abuser
1 kg of drugs
477 raft noun ræft rakit Gentle waves
slapped the
side of the raft
478 Adrift adverb əˈdrɪft terpaut The sailboat
was adrift on
the open sea
479 Thrown adjective θrəʊn terlempar He was thrown
from his
motorcycle
480 Cringe verb krɪndʒ ngeri I always cringe
when hear her
voice
481 Sour verb ˈsaʊər Asam The milk has
soured
482 Simultaneou adverb ˌsaɪmlˈteɪnɪə serentak The answer
sly slɪ could hear
several
melodic
strands
simultaneously
483 Amp noun æmp ampli He plugged his
guitar into the
amp.
484 Perpetual adjective pərˈpetʃʊəl Abadi Kawah Ijen
has perpetual
blue fire
485 Pompous adjective ˈpɑːmpəs sombong A heard a
pompous
speech from
presiden.
486 Hustle Verb ˈhʌsl mendesak She hustle a
free lunch
from the waiter
487 Toxic adjective ˈtɑːksɪk beracun Sometimes we
have to stay
away from
 toxic people
488 Valet noun væleɪ pelayan She runs her
own valeting
business
489 Absorb verb əbˈzɔːrb menyerap The spons
absorb the
liquid well
490 Mortified adjective ˈmɔːrtəˌf malu She felt

aɪd mortified by
comparison
with her sister
491 Courage noun ˈkɜːrɪdʒ keberanian His courage
inspire we
492 Wade verb weɪd menyeberang I wade the
river with bare
foot
493 Bend verb bend membengkok The trees was
kan bending in the
wind
494 Diaper noun ˈdaɪpər popok The baby wear
a blue diaper
495 Stinky verb ˈstɪŋkɪ bau The shoes very
stinky
496 Liking noun ˈlaɪkɪŋ menyukai I always had a
liking for
watching
497 Sniffles verb ˈsnɪfəlz terisak She was crying
with sniffles
498 Maternity noun məˈtɜːrnətɪ bersalin She used to be
work in th
hospital
maternity wing
499 Bridal adjective ˈbraɪdl pengantin The bridal
 shower was
falled with
surprise.
500 Itch verb ɪtʃ gatal My skin itched
bitten by
mosquito
501 Pounding noun paʊndɪŋ ketukan The pounding
of the bas fill
our hiring
502 Minuscule adjective ˈmɪnəskjuːl Amat kecil We have a
minuscule
kitchen, but we
always grateful
503 Furrowed adjective fʌrəʊd Beralur Alissa’s story
furrowed in
concentration.
506 Brow noun braʊ alis Her eye brow
very thick.
507 Sunken adjective ˈsʌŋkən cekung Her eyes
sunken cause
insomnia.
508 Cautious noun ˈkɔːʃəs bijaksana She answer a
question with
cautious reply
509 Clench verb klentʃ mengepalkan He clench his
hand when
look at his
rival
510 Pace noun peɪs laju He lived at a
fast pace
511 Avenge verb əˈvendʒ membalas They want to
avenge their
defeat
512 Vindictive adjective vɪnˈdɪktɪv pendendam She have more
vindictive than
jealous love
513 Yawn veerb jɔːn menguap I yawn when
teacher
teaching in the
class
514 Curse verb kɜːrs menyumpahi The taxi driver
curse his
passenger
cause didn’t
get a tip
515 Fictitious Adverb fikˈtiSHəs Samaran I gave a
fictitious
phone number
to the man I
met at the
party.
516 Inasmuch Conjunction Ines math Sejauh ini Inasmuch as
they sinned
they might be
hastened that
they repent
517 Sorrow Adj sorow Kesedihan Dina sorrow
because the
keys are
missing
518 Stage Staig Tahap This takes a
second, but it's
distinctive stag
e
519 Assaulting Verb əˈsɔ:ltɪŋ Menyerang The video is
contain
 violence and
sexual assault
520 Islet Noun ˈaɪlət Pulau kecil Johnny
stranded on the
islet
521 Thereon Adverb ˌðeərˈɒn Diatasnya Exploits
engraved
thereon, as did
the kings of
other nations
523 Fictitious Adverb fikˈtiSHəs Samaran I gave a
fictitious
phone number
to the man I
met at the
party.
524 Inasmuch Conjunction Ines math Sejauh ini Inasmuch as
they sinned
they might be
hastened that
they repent
525 Sorrow Adj sorow Kesedihan Dina sorrow
because the
keys are
missing
526 Stage Staig Tahap This takes a
second, but it's
distinctive stag
e
527 assemble Verb əˈsɔ:ltɪŋ Menyerang The video is
contain
violence and
sexual assault
528 statue noun ˈstætʃuː patung The statue is
made of
marble.
529 mistreated verb ˌmɪˈstriːt dianiaya She claimed she
had been
əd
mistreated by
the police.
530 Netherworld Adverb neh·thr·wurl Dunia bawah Netherworld is
d a different
world with us
531 Parents Noun peh·ruhnts Orang Tua My Parents
told me to stop
went out
532 Books Noun kuhn·vei·ur Pembawa He’s a
conveyer of
the stuff
533 Drained Adjective Dreind Dikeringkan The pants
drained
534 Gateway Adjective gei·twei Berlomba I raced up with
him
535 Netherworld Adverb neh·thr·wurl Dunia bawah Netherworld is
d a different
world with us
536 Parents Noun peh·ruhnts Orang Tua My Parents
told me to stop
went out
536 Books Noun kuhn·vei·ur Pembawa He’s a
conveyer of
the stuff
537 Drained Adjective Dreind Dikeringkan The pants
drained
538 Gateway Adjective gei·twei Berlomba I raced up with
him
539 Netherworld Adverb neh·thr·wurl Dunia bawah Netherworld is
 d a different
world with us
540 Plague noun pleɪɡ Wabah Those children
are a damn
plague.
541 Bolster Verb bəʊlstər Memperkuat She came with
me to bolster
my confidence.
542 Syringe Noun sɪˈrɪndʒ Jarum suntik This medicine
is to be
syringed into
the wound.
543 Clammy Adjective klæmɪ Basah His hand was
cold and
clammy.
544 Stiffen Verb stɪfn Menajdi kaku The dogs
stiffened in
alarm.
545 Rummaging Verb rʌmɪdʒɪŋ Mengaduk-ad I heard you
uk rummaging
around in the
refrigerator.
546 Tome Noun təʊm Untuk saya picked up a
thick tome on
the Roman
Empire
547 Lurch Verb lɜːrtʃ Kecenderung He lurched to
an his feet.
548 Purging Verb pɜːdʒɪŋ Membersihka We have to
n begin by
purging our
minds of
prejudice.
549 Carotid Adjective kəˈrɑːtəd Karotis
550 Eminent Adjective emɪnənt Terkenal A lawyer who
is eminent in
his field
551 Crusade Verb kruːˈseɪd Perang salib He continued
to crusade for
free education
for all.
552 Eagerly Adverb iːɡərlɪ Dengan He eagerly
penuh anticipated her
semangat arrival.
553 Snapped Verb snæpt Bentak I snapped the
lid shut.
554 Personages Noun pɜːsənɪdʒɪz Tokoh these sci-fi
conventions
attract
personages of
every
description
555 Settlement Noun setlmənt Hunian I got the house
in the divorce
settlement.
556 Adhered Verb ædˈhɪrd Dipatuhi They adhered
to their plan
557 Albeit Conj ɔːlˈbiːɪt Walaupun It was an
amazing
computer,
albeit
expensive
558 Sprite Noun spraɪt Sprite told
hair-raising
stories of
sprites and
 spectral ships
559 Slight Adjective slaɪt Sedikit watched her
slight figure
cross the street
560 Injection Noun ɪnˈdʒekʃn Injeksi The children
hate having
injections.
561 appreciativel Verb Dengan
y penuh
penghargaan
562 Assuaged Verb əˈsweɪdʒd Diredakan Life contains
sorrows that
cannot be
assuaged
563 Unravel Verb ʌnˈrævl Terurai I feel like my
life is
unraveling.
564 Outlandish Adjective aʊtˈlændɪʃ Aneh Her story
seemed so
outlandish.
565 Blackmailin VerAdj b blækˌmelɪŋ Pemerasan He was jailed
g for four years
for
blackmailing
gay
businessmen.
566 Arcane Adjective ɑːrˈkeɪn Batin the arcane
science of
dowsing
567 Thine Pronoun ðaɪn Milikmu Take thine
with thee.
568 Immersed Verb ɪˈmɜːst Tenggelam He immersed
himself into
 his studies
569 Lore Noun lɔːr Pengetahuan According to
local lore, a
ghost still
haunts the
castle.
570 Leprechaun Noun leprəkɔːn Leprechaun you'll find a
leprechaun's
pot of gold
571 Pixie Noun ˈpɪksɪ Peri leave a dish of
milk and some
bread out for
the pixies
572 Fraudulent Adjective frɔːdʒələnt Curang The court
adjudged the
contract to be
fraudulent.
573 Bedridden Adj bedrɪdn Terbaring di Her daughter
tempat tidur Janine, who is
bedridden
574 Supplant Verb səˈplænt Menggantika the computer
n has supplanted
the slide rule
575 Wrestling Noun reslɪŋ Gulat My favorite
sport is
wrestling.
576 Scaling Noun skeɪlɪŋ Penskalaan
577 Miraculousl Adverb mɪˈrækjələsl Secara ajaib Miraculously,
y ɪ no one was
killed.
578 Revitalized Verb rɪˈvaɪtəˌlaɪzd Revatilisasi This food
revitalized the
patient
579 Bedchamber Noun bedtʃeɪmbər Ruang tidur The queen was
in her
bedchamber.
580 Spearheadin Verb spɪrˌhedɪŋ Ujung
g tombak
581. Enterprises Noun entəpraɪzɪz Perusahaan Investors were
invited to buy
into
state-owned
enterprises.
582. Lad Noun læd Anak He's a good lad
laki-laki at heart.
583. Establish verb ɪˈstæblɪʃ mendirikan Her father
establish a new
apartment
584. Proper Adjective ˈprɑːpər layak He finally has
a proper shoes
585. Discourse noun ˈdɪskɔːrs ceramah His discourse
was connected.

586. Downpour noun ˈdaʊnpɔːr Hujan lebat the downpour

continued for
hours
587. Astir Adjective əˈstər ramai The whole
village was
early astir.
588. Retinue noun ˈretənuː rombongan He travelled
with a huge
retinue of
servants.
589. Surrender verb səˈrendər Menyerah The last
Taleban
fighters finally
surrendered
590. Racial Adjective ˈreɪʃ rasial She lives in
racial group.
591. Loyal Adjective ˈlɔɪəl setia I’m loyal to
my bos
592. Convict verb kənˈvɪkt menghukum He was
convicted in
federal court.
593. Fortune noun fɔːrtʃən keberuntunga I could hardly

n believe my
fortune
594. Peers noun pɪrz Teman pɪrz
sebaya

595. Pitch verb pɪtʃ melempar She pitched

over the railing
of the balcony
596. Murdered noun ˈmɜːdərd dibunuh The girl was
almost certainly
murdered.

597. Stumbled Verb stʌmbəld Tersandung He stumbled

over to the
table.
598. Bliss Noun blɪs Kebahagiaan It was bliss to
be / being
without a
telephone.
599. Dull-green Noun ɡriːn Hijau The bananas
are still green.
600. Strapping Adjective stræpɪŋ Tegak the sight of
strapping
youth
caparisoned
601. Buckled Verb bʌkəld Tertekuk His knees
buckled
602. Knickerbock Noun nɪkərˌbɑːkər Celana dalam His
er knickerbocker
 days are gone
603. Folklore Noun fəʊklɔːr Cerita rakyat The war still
resounds in the
country's
folklore
604. Inconspicuo Adjective ɪnkənˈspɪkjʊ Tidak left an
us əs mencolok inconspicuous
scratch on the
wall
605. Nettle Verb netl Jelatang We need to
grasp the nettle
of prison
reform.
606. Tunnel Noun tʌnl Terowongan the tunnel
reduced
congestion at
that
intersection
607. Thoroughfar Noun θɜːrəʊfer Jalan raya "no
e thoroughfare"
608. Airborne Adjective erbɔːrn Mengudara Once the plane
was airborne I
loosened my
seat belt
609. Gnomes Noun nəʊm Jembalang
610. Lumbering Adjective Lʌmbərɪŋ Lamban moved with a
lumbering
sag-bellied trot
611. Toads Noun təʊdz Kodok He's such a
mean little
toad.
612. Infested Verb ɪnˈfestəd Penuh The rotten
meat was
 infested with
maggots.
613. Damp Adjective dæmp Lembab clothes damp
with
perspiration
614. Pant Noun pænt Celana Dogs pant
when they are
hot.
615. Wand Noun wɑːnd Tongkat sihir The magician
waved his
magic wand.
616. Riot Verb raɪət Kerusuhan Students were
rioting
everywhere in
1968
617. Crammed Verb kræmd Penuh sesak Seven people
crammed into
the small car.
618. Protesters Noun prəˈtestəz Pengunjuk Protesters
rasa staged an
antiwar rally.
619. Turf Noun tɜːrf Gambut The team
played on
home turf.
620. Flared Verb flerd Berkobar The bull flared
its nostrils.
621. Hordes Noun hɔːrdz Gerombolan Hordes of
reporters were
shouting
questions.
622. Clogging Verb klɑːɡɪŋ Menyumbat Something was
clogging the
machinery.
623. Howling Noun haʊlɪŋ Melolong their howling
had no effect
624. Hurling Noun hɜːrlɪŋ Pelontaran The other
driver started
hurling abuse
at me.
625. Throng Noun θrɔːŋ Kerumunan She got lost in
the throng.
626. Stink-worm Noun stɪŋk Bau It stinks in
here.
627. Visor Noun vaɪzər Kedok He pulled off
his visor of a
friend, and
discovered
what he was.
628. Warts Noun wɔːrts Kutil Well, you
married him -
warts and all.
629. Dwarf Noun dwɔːrf Kerdil Snow White
and the Seven
Dwarfs.
630. Handcuffed Verb ˈhændˌkəft Diborgol He was
handcuffed
with his hands
behind his
back.
631. Trouser Noun traʊzərz Celana Try not to
panjang wrinkle your
trousers.
632. Contraband Noun kɑːntrəbænd Barang The border
seludupan police searched
the car for
drugs and
 other
contraband.
633. Whined Verb waɪnd Merengek Lawn-mowers
whined.
634. Forged Adjective fɔːrdʒd Ditempa He forged into
the lead in the
fourth set
635. Cubicle Noun kjuːbɪkl Bilik data entry
clerks busily
typing in
cubicles
636. Stowing Verb ˈstəʊɪŋ Menyimpan
637. Lamely Adjective Timpang
638. Shallow Verb ˈʃæləʊ Dangkal The silt
shallowed the
canal
639. Bawl Verb bɔːl Menangis Don’t bawl in
public
640. Layabouts Noun ˈleɪəbaʊts Layabouts I don't like
these layabouts
you're
associating
with.
641. Enforcement Noun ɪnˈfɔːrsmənt Pelaksanaan Police will be
enforcing the
parking ban.
642. Swivel Verb ˈswɪvl Memutar Anna
swivelled
round to face
him.
643. Winced Verb ˈwɪnst Meringis Sandra winced
as the dentist
started to drill.
644. Perpetuate Verb pərˈpetʃʊeɪt Mengabdikan He perpetuates
the myth that
his house is
haunted.
645. Surface Noun ˈsɜːrfɪs Permukaan the sun has no
distinct surface
646. Asylum Noun əˈsaɪləm Suaka She asked for
political
asylum.
647. Surpass Verb sərˈpæs Melampaui He had
surpassed all
our
expectations.
648. Bimbo Noun ˈbɪmbəʊ Bimbo He picked up
some bimbo at
the club.
649. Aghast Adjective əˈɡæst Terperanjat The news left
her aghast.
650. Blown Adjective bləʊn Sesak nafas I feel blown
out after that
heavy meal.
651. Murdered Noun ˈmɜːdərd Dibunuh His wife was
found
murdered
652. Seventies Noun sevəntɪz Tujuh She is in her
puluhan seventies.
653. Contempt Noun kənˈtempt Penghinaan He spoke with
contempt in his
voice
654. Surrounding Adjective səˈraʊndɪŋ Sekitarnya In the area
surrounding
the lake
655. Flourishing Adjective /'flʌrɪʃɪŋ/ Makmur dn The industry
 sejahtera flourished
656. Incontinentl Adverb /ɪn'kɒntɪnənt Dengan tidak I got the
y lɪ bertarak embarrassing
problem of
incontinence
under control
657. Void Noun /vɔɪd/ Kekosongan The void in his
heart cannot be
filled anymore
658. Bedstead Noun /ˈbedsted/ Ranjang The bedstead
was never
cleaned
659. Growling Noun /'ɡraʊlɪŋ/ Menggeram My stomach is
growling
660. Flourishing Adjective /'flʌrɪʃɪŋ/ Makmur dn The industry
sejahtera flourished
661. Evidently Adjective /ˈevɪdəntli/ Terbukti What does the
evidence
reveal?
662. Frankness Noun /ˈfræŋknəs/ Kerjujuran Honesty and
frankness
make you
vulnerable
663. Concise Adjective /kənˈsaɪs/ Ringkas It was very
informative
and concise
664. Reverted Verb /rɪˈvɜːtəd/ Dikembalika We reverted to
n political
posturing
665. Evidently Adjective /ˈevɪdəntli/ Terbukti What does the
evidence
reveal?
666. Frankness Noun /ˈfræŋknəs/ Kerjujuran Honesty and
 frankness
make you
vulnerable
667. Concise Adjective /kənˈsaɪs/ Ringkas It was very
informative
and concise
668. Reverted Verb /rɪˈvɜːtəd/ Dikembalika We reverted to
n political
posturing
669. Evidently Adjective /ˈevɪdəntli/ Terbukti What does the
evidence
reveal?
670. Frankness Noun /ˈfræŋknəs/ Kerjujuran Honesty and
frankness
make you
vulnerable
671. Concise Adjective /kənˈsaɪs/ Ringkas It was very
informative
and concise
672. Ports /pɔ:rts/ Pangkalan Ports of Los
Angeles
673. Fate Noun /feɪt/ Takdir This is a fate,
we have to
accept it
674. Howling Adjective /ˈhaʊlɪŋ/ Melolong The wolf
howling every
night
675. Suspicion Noun /səˈspɪʃn/ Kecurigaan She confirmed
his suspicions
676. Controversy Noun /ˈkɒntrəvɜːsi Perselisihan This event
; create more
kənˈtrɒvəsi/ controversy
677. Gibberish Noun /ˈdʒɪbərɪʃ/ Membual You' re back
 for some more
gibberish
678. Ports /pɔ:rts/ Pangkalan Ports of Los
Angeles
679. Fate Noun /feɪt/ Takdir This is a fate,
we have to
accept it
680. Howling Adjective /ˈhaʊlɪŋ/ Melolong The wolf
howling every
night
681. Suspicion Noun /səˈspɪʃn/ Kecurigaan She confirmed
his suspicions
682. Controversy Noun /ˈkɒntrəvɜːsi Perselisihan This event
; create more
kənˈtrɒvəsi/ controversy
683. Gibberish Noun /ˈdʒɪbərɪʃ/ Membual You' re back
for some more
gibberish
684. Ports /pɔ:rts/ Pangkalan Ports of Los
Angeles
685. Thereon Adverb ˌðeərˈɒn Diatasnya Exploits
engraved
thereon, as did
the kings of
other nations
686. Accordance Noun əˈkɔːdns Sesuai Its speed varies
dengan according to
the
circumstance
687. Vessel Noun /ˈvesl/ Kapal There is
scientific
drilling vessel
688. Thereon Adverb ˌðeərˈɒn Diatasnya Exploits
 engraved
thereon, as did
the kings of
other nations
689. Accordance Noun əˈkɔːdns Sesuai Its speed varies
dengan according to
the
circumstance
690. Trader noun ˈtreɪdər Pedagang She is a stock
trader.
691. mattered Noun ˈmadərd penting My dad is a
person
mattered in
this city
692. doctorate Noun ˈdäkt(ə)rət gelar doktor my brother got
his doctorate in
Indonesia
University
693. literature Noun ˈlidərəCHər sastra I majored in
English
literature
694. dejected Adjective dəˈjektəd sedih she was
dejected
because the
man she was
getting married
to other girl
695. Empty Verb ˈemptɪ Kosong Make vid or
empty of
contents
696. Cloudy Adjective ˈklaʊdɪ Mendung A cloudy
liquid
697. Foggy Adjective ˈfɔːɡɪ Berkabut Obscured fog
698. Wicked Adjective ˈwɪkɪd Jahat A wicked
prank
699. Beneath Adverb bɪˈniːθ Dibawah She wore a
sweater
beneath her
coat
700. Unwittingly Adverb ʌˈnwɪtɪŋlɪ Tanpa Ailo had
disadari unwittingly
broken the law
701. Poison Noun pɔɪzn Meracuni She was
poisoned with
cyanide
702. Dens Noun denz Sarang The bears will
spend most of
the winter in
their den
703. Laced Verb leɪs Dicampur They laced the
punch with
rum
704. Exploding Verb ɪkˈspləʊdɪŋ Meledak She exploded
with anger
705. Goofy Verb ɡuːfɪ Bodoh he was making
goofy faces
706. Sleet Verb sliːt Hujan es It is sleeting
707. Sodden Adjective sɑːdn Basah kuyup Sodden hair
708. Dense Adjective dens Padat Oxygen is
quite a dense
gas
709. Thunderbolt Noun θʌndərbəʊlt Petir He was struck
dead by a
thunderbolt
710. Conferring Verb kənˈfɜːrɪŋ Berunding We conferred
about a plan of
 action
711. Huddle Verb hʌdl Kerumunan We huddled
around the
campfire
712. Bumpy Adjective bʌmpɪ Benjolan The road is
very bumpy
713. Churned Verb tʃɜːnd Bergejolak The water
churned all
around us
714. Slate Noun sleɪt Batu tulis Some school
blackboards
are made of
slate
715. Leaning Adj liːnɪŋ Condong the leaning
tower of Pisa
716. Modulate Verb mɑːdʒəleɪt Memodulasi modulate the
melody
717. Attached Adjective əˈtætʃt Terlampir Please fill out
the attached
application
718. Inherited Adjective ɪnˈherətəd Diwariskan She inherited
her mother's
crystal
719. Ostracized Verb ɒstrəˌsaɪzd Dikucilkan She was
ostracized by
the other
students
720. Fastened Adjective fæsənd Terikat We fastened in
the ice
721. Vigil Noun vɪdʒɪl Penjagaan Outside the
building
people
continue their
 vigil
722. Evidence Noun evɪdəns Bukti Evidence
cannot be
hidden
723. Mounting Noun maʊntɪŋ Pemasangan They faced
mounting debts
724. Burial Noun berɪəl Pemakaman Did you attend
the burial?
725. Scribbled Verb skrɪbəld Mencoret-cor He scribbled
et down his
phone number
726. Twigs Noun twɪɡz Ranting The bird built a
nest out of
small twigs
727. Braided Noun breɪdəd Dikepang She braids her
hair every
morning
728. Brittle Adjective brɪtl Rapuh The branches
were dry and
brittle
729. Tucked Verb təkt Terselip A bag was
tucked under
her arm
730. Beneath Adverb bɪˈniːθ Dibawah She wore a
sweater
beneath her
coat
731. Unwittingly Adverb ʌˈnwɪtɪŋlɪ Tanpa Ailo had
disadari unwittingly
broken the law
732. Poison Noun pɔɪzn Meracuni She was
poisoned with
cyanide
733. Dens Noun denz Sarang The bears will
spend most of
the winter in
their den
734. Laced Verb leɪs Dicampur They laced the
punch with
rum
735. Exploding Verb ɪkˈspləʊdɪŋ Meledak She exploded
with anger
736. Goofy Verb ɡuːfɪ Bodoh he was making
goofy faces
737. Sleet Verb sliːt Hujan es It is sleeting
738. Sodden Adjective sɑːdn Basah kuyup Sodden hair
739. Dense Adjective dens Padat Oxygen is
quite a dense
gas
740. Thunderbolt Noun θʌndərbəʊlt Petir He was struck
dead by a
thunderbolt
741. Conferring Verb kənˈfɜːrɪŋ Berunding We conferred
about a plan of
action
742. Comprehend Verb kɑːmprɪˈhen Memahami I could not
d comprehend
her refusal to
help
743. Gagged Verb ɡæɡd Disumpal The press was
gagged
744. Stiffen Verb stɪfn Menjadi kaku The dogs
stiffened in
alarm
745. Violence Noun vaɪələns Kekerasan There is too
much sex and
 violence on
TV these days
746. Implies Verb ɪmˈplaɪz Menyiratkan War implies
fighting and
death
747. Wail Verb weɪl Meratap She wailed in
pain
748. Pleading Adjective pliːdɪŋ Permohonan I'm tired of
their begging
and pleading
749. Devastated Adjective devəˌstetəd Hancur The flood
devastated the
town
750. Hardened Adjective hɑːrdənd Mengeras The clay
hardened in the
fire
751. Edges Noun edʒɪz Tepi Its edges will
never blunt
752. Fold Verb fəʊld Melipat Fold up the
newspaper
753. Hush Verb hʌʃ Diam Hush my baby
754. Row Noun rəʊ Baris We sat in the
front row
755. Dodging Verb dɑːdʒɪŋ Menghindar She accused
him of dodging
his
responsibilities
756. Pal Noun pæl Sahabat We are great
pals
757. Whine Verb waɪn Merengek He's always
whining about
the weather
758. Drippy Adjective drɪpɪ Menetes a wet drippy
 day
759. Onslaught Noun ɑːnslɔːt Serangan In December
gencar they launched
a full-scale
onslaught on
the capital
760. Ushered Verb ʌʃərd Diantar He ushered
them to their
seats
761. Thrilled Adjective θrɪld Senang I was thrilled
by their
decision
762. Porch Noun pɔːrtʃ Beranda The house has
a large front
porch
763. Saucer Noun sɔːsər Lepek She put her
cup and saucer
down on the
table
764. Customary Adjective kʌstəmerɪ Biasa took his
customary
morning walk
765. Flame Verb fleɪm Api The sky
seemed to
flame in the
Hawaiian
sunset
766. Stretched Adjective stretʃt Membentang The baby
stretched and
yawned
767. Infinity Noun ɪnˈfɪnətɪ Tak terhingga There is an
infinity of
possible
 solutions
768. Ocean Noun əʊʃn Lautan I had cried
oceans of tears
769. Liquor Noun lɪkər Minuman He doesn't
keras drink any hard
liquor
770. Bottomless Adjective bɑːtəmləs Tanpa sadar a bottomless
supply of
money
771. Frightening Adjective fraɪtnɪŋ Menakutkan That's a
frightening
thought
772. Dewy Adjective duːɪ Basah The dewy
woodland
773. Hovering Verb həvərɪŋ Melayang The big bird
was hovering
high in the sky
774. Evaporated Adjective ɪˈvæpəˌretəd Menguap The heat
evaporated the
water
775. Envelope Noun envələʊp Amplop You slip the
envelope into
the hole
776. Startled Adjective stɑːrtəld Terkejut I was startled
by the news
777. Homemaker Noun həʊmmeɪkər Ibu rumah TV
tangga commercials
often show
happy
homemakers
778. Nestled Verb nesəld Bersarang He nestled his
head against
his mother's
 shoulder
779. Justiciary Noun dʒəˈstɪʃɪerɪ Pejabat High Court of
pengadilan Justiciary
780. Coveted Adjective kʌvətəd Didambakan Vied with his
colleagues for
the coveted
promotion
781. Mitten Noun mɪtn Sarung My mitten has
tangan a hole in the
thumb
782. Growling Verb ɡraʊlɪŋ Menggeram I could hear a
dog growling
behind me
783. Lamb Verb læm Domba The ewes will
lamb soon
784. Stale Adjective steɪl Basi I forced down
a piece of stale
bread
785. Nestled Verb nesəld Bersarang He nestled his
head against
his mother's
shoulder
786. Doorjamb Noun dɔːdʒæm Kusen pintu dad is fixing
the doorjamb
787. Slid Verb sˈlɪd Meluncur She slid across
the ice
788. Steep Adjective stiːp Curam a steep roof
sheds snow
789. Briefest Adjective briːfəst Paling only the
singkat briefest
explanation of
the rules
790. Clingy Adjective klɪŋiː Lekat She wore a
 clingy red
dress
791. Divine Adjective dɪˈvaɪn Ilahi Divine
judgement
792. Draped Verb dreɪpt Terbungkus The cat draped
herself on the
sofa
793. Tucked Verb təkt Terselip Jack tucked his
shirt in

794. Curled Adjective kɜːld Meringkuk The baby's

fingers were
tightly curled
795. Flicker Verb flɪkər Berkedip A smile
flickered
across her face
796. Immortal Adj ɪˈmɔːrtl Abadi Dracula,
immortal
murderer
797. Tug Verb tʌɡ Tarikan I felt someone
tugging on my
sleeve
798. Murky Adjective mɜːrkɪ Suram I'll reveal all
about his
murky past
799. Warring Adjective wɔːrɪŋ Bermusuhan He tried to
negotiate a
peace between
the warring
countries
800. Sturdy Adjective stɜːrdɪ Kokoh A sturdy
truthfulness
801. Realtor Noun riːəltər Makelar The fee
barang tak charged by the
 bergerak Realtor is
directly
proportional
802. farther adverb fɑrðər Lebih jauh It's farther
away than I'd
thought

803. Stash Verb stæʃ Menyimpan You can stash

your money
here
804. Whiff Verb wɪf Bau I got a whiff of
new paint
when I entered
the room
805. Tottered Verb tɑːtərd Terhuyung-h He tottered
uyung away to bed
806. Bleary Adjective blɪrɪ Bilis She looked at
me with bleary
eyes
807. Skunk Noun skʌŋk Sigung You miserable
skunk!
808. Pungent Adjective pʌndʒənt Tajam He expressed
some fairly
pungent
criticisms
809. Intoxicating Adjective ɪnˈtɑːksɪkeɪtɪ Memabukkan an intoxicating
ŋ drink
810. Expelled Verb ɪkˈspeld Dikeluarkan You are
expelled from
the house
811. Kiln Noun kɪln Tempat
pembakaran
812. Plucked Verb pləkt Dipetik My sister
plucked a
 white hair
from my head
813. Deserted Adjective dɪˈzɜːrtɪd Sepi The streets
were deserted
814. Chickenpox Noun tʃɪkɪnpɑːks Cacar air Ailo has
chickenpox
815. Swirl Verb swɜːrl Keramaian Smoke swirled
around her
816. Eddy Verb edɪ Pusaran arus The boat was
caught in a
powerful eddy
817. Clustered Verb kləstərd Berkerumun The children
clustered
around the
storyteller
818. Damp Adjective dæmp Basah Her hands
were damped
with sweat
819. Dew Noun duː Embun The grass was
wet with dew
820. Wrist Noun rɪst Pergelangan The ball hit
tangan him hard on
the wrist
821. Swaddled Verb swɒdəld Dibedong She swaddled
the baby in a
blanket.
822. Tinge Verb tɪndʒ Semburat her greying
hair was tinged
blond.
823. Cartridges Noun kɑːrtrɪdʒ Peluru The printer
needs a new
ink cartridge.
824. Indifferent Adjective ɪnˈdɪfrənt Acuh tak She is rather
 acuh indifferent
about this
problem.
825. Prolonged Adjective prəˈlɔːŋd Berkepanjang a prolonged
an and bitter
struggle.
826. Flashy Adjective flæʃɪ Menyolok A flashy ring
827. Slant Noun slænt Miring I saw he had a
different slant
on it.
828. Discreet Adjective dɪˈskriːt Bijaksana he was very
discreet.
829. Hurriedly Adverb hɜːrɪdlɪ Buru-buru I hurriedly
rubbed myself
dry.
830. Rhino Noun raɪnəʊ Badak Poaching
threatens the
survival of the
rhino.
831. Reed Noun riːd Buluh Reeds grew in
clumps all
along the river
bank.
832. Stealthy Adjective stelθɪ Sembunyi cats are among
the stealthiest
of stalkers.
833. Hem Noun hem Keliman Let down the
hem.
834. Den Noun den Sarang The TV is in
the den.
835. Fen Noun fen Rawa the fens of
eastern
England.
836. Barrier Noun bærɪər Pembatas The horse leapt
over the
barrier.
837. Tiptoe Adverb tɪptəʊ Berjinjit She had to
stand tiptoe to
reach the shelf.
838. Fowl Noun faʊl Unggas I spotted a
long-legged.
fowl by the
water's edge.
839. Intelligence Noun ɪnˈtelɪdʒəns Intelijen Intelligence
Service.
840. Bamboozle Verb bæmˈbuːzl Memperdaya He
bamboozled
his professors
into thinking
that he knew
the subject
well.
841. Thrown Adj θrəʊn Dilempar She was
thrown from
the horse.
842. Gibbering Verb dʒɪbərɪŋ Mengoceh What are they
gibbering
about now?
843. Prodigy Noun prɑːdədʒɪ Keajaiban Mozart was a
musical
prodigy.
844. Delights Verb dɪˈlaɪt Sukacita he delights in
his
granddaughter.
845. Villainous Adjective vɪlənəs Jahat I have done a
villainous
 thing
846. Venture Verb ventʃər Usaha We ventured
out into the
woods.
847. Tale Noun teɪl Kisah The epic tale
was written in
verse.
848. Unfolds Verb ʌnˈfəʊld Membuka He unfolded
the map.
849. Dawn Noun dɔːn Fajar we got up
before dawn.
850. Devised Verb dɪˈvaɪzd Dirancang She devised a
new filing
system.
851. Topple Verb tɑːpl Menjatuhkan The wind
toppled the
tree.
852. Plunge Verb plʌndʒ Terjun Her car
plunged off a
bridge.
853. Sweltering Verb sweltərɪŋ Panas terik We were
sweltering in
the summer
heat.
854. Stake Noun steɪk Mempertaruh a stake in the
kan company's
future
855. Bleached Verb bliːtʃt Dikelantang She bleached
her hair
blonde.
856. Testy Adjective testɪ Mudah Sarah was
tersinggung getting a little
testy.
857. Wild-goose Noun waɪldˈɡuːs Angsa liar Wild-goose
chase us.
858. Rebuke Verb rɪˈbjuːk Menegur I was rebuked
by my
manager for
being late.
859. Ordinary Noun ɔːrdnerɪ Biasa It's just an
ordinary.
camera.
860. Lessen Verb lesn Mengurangi Gradually her
anxiety
lessened.
861. Moped Verb məʊp Bermuram The week he
died, we all sat
around and
moped.
862. Beneath Adverb bɪˈniːθ Dibawah She wore a
sweater
beneath her
coat.
863. Loafers Noun ləʊfər Orang yang He is an
bermalas incorrigible
malasan loafer who
never
accomplished
anything.
864. Tinge Noun tɪndʒ Semburat Pink tinged her
cheeks.
865. Sheen Noun ʃiːn Kemilau Her hair has a
sheen to it.
866. Discreetly Adverb dɪˈskriːtlɪ Diam-diam Ellen remained
discreetly
silent.
867. Weaponry Noun wepənrɪ Persenjataan The army has
developed
some new
high-tech
weaponry.
868. Sagged Verb sæɡd Kendor His gut sagged
out over his
belt.
869. Ragged Adjective ræɡɪd Kasar herded the
class into a
ragged line
870. Unarmed Adjective ʌnˈɑːrmd Tak went alone and
bersenjata unarmed
871. Holster Noun həʊlstər Tempat His holster was
penyimpanan jogging against
pistol his hip.
872.
873. Derringer Noun derənjər He bought a
pocket
Derringer.
874.
875. Wire Verb waɪər Kabel wire the
addition to the
house.
876. Grenade Noun ɡrəˈneɪd Granat The soldier's
leg was
wounded by a
grenade.
877. Cosh Verb kɑːʃ Tongkat He was coshed
pendek on the head.
878. Armoury Noun ɑːrmərɪ Gudang she felt the
senjata need of every
weapon in her
 armoury.
879. Sufficient Adjective səˈfɪʃnt Memadai He had not
sufficient
courage for it.
880. Gaunt Adjective ɡɔːnt Suram He left the
hospital
looking tired
and gaunt.
881. Twig Verb twɪɡ Ranting The lightning
bolt twigged in
several
directions.
882. Mammoth Adjective mæməθ Mamut A mammoth
ship.
883. Ambush Noun æmbʊʃ Penyergapan The soldiers
were killed in
an ambush.
884. Flatbed Ranjang datar
885. Layered Adjective leɪərd Berlapis-lapis I have layered,
shoulder-lengt
h brown hair.
886. Mottle Verb mɒtəl Belang old papers that
were mottled
by mold.
887. Unearthed Verb ʌˈnɜːθt Digali An old
document was
unearthed from
the files.
888. Domed Adj dəʊmd Berkubah The team's
new stadium is
a dome.
889. Forked Adjective fɔːrkt Bercabang Snakes have
dua forked
 tongues.
890. Hung Adjective hʌŋ Digantung Men with big
feet tend to be
hung like a
horse.
891. Gingerly Adverb dʒɪndʒərlɪ Dengan gingerly I
hati-hati raised the edge
of the blanket.
892. Descendant Noun dɪˈsendənt Keturunan descendants of
the prophet
Muhammad.
893. Camel Noun kæml Unta Did you ever
ride a camel?
894. Seeped Verb siːpt Meresap The chemicals
seeped into the
ground.
895. Ascended Verb əˈsendəd Naik We ascended
the mountain.
896. Jot Verb dʒɑːt Mencatat He paused to
jot a few notes.
897. Ecstatic Adjective ɪkˈstætɪk Gembira I'm ecstatic
about it!
898. Drown Verb draʊn Menenggela I was drowned
mkan in work.
899. Clogs Verb klɑːɡ Menyumbat Fear clogged
her mind.
900. Pine Noun paɪn Pinus Pine trees
stood straight
along the path.
901. Begrudged Verb bɪˈɡrʌdʒ Iri You shouldn't
begrudge her
success.
902. Steam Noun stiːm Uap Careful, the
 steam from the
pot is hot.
903. Encased Verb ɪnˈkeɪs Membungkus His broken leg
was encased in
plaster
904. Decode Verb diːˈkəʊd Membaca Readers can
sandi easily decode
the novel's
imagery.
905. Thy Pronoun ðaɪ Engkau
906. Commandm Noun kəˈmændmə Perintah a list of
ents nts commandment
s for running
the office.
907. Cures Noun kjʊrz Menyembuhk Cures for the
an common cold.
908. Curses Noun kɜːsəz Kutukan He ran away
snapping
curses.
909. Thine Pronoun ðaɪn Milikmu Take thine
with thee.
910. Mud Noun mʌd Lumpur The car was
stuck in the
mud.
911. Crawl Noun krɔːl Merangkak the traffic
advanced at a
crawl
912. Doomed Adj duːmd Terkutuk doomed to
unhappiness.
913. Betrays Verb bəˈtreɪz Mengkhianati He who
betrays his
king must die.
914. Pumping Noun pʌmpɪŋ pemompaan My heart was
 pumping fast.
915. Laid Adjective leɪd Dibaringkan They laid him
in his grave.
916. Bare Verb ber Dibaringkan bare your
feelings.
917. Exhaustion Noun ɪɡˈzɔːstʃən Kelelahan He collapsed
with
exhaustion.
918. Wicked adjective ˈwɪkɪd jahat That was
wicked of him.
919. Jigsaws Noun dʒɪɡsɔːz Teka-teki Doing jigsaws
would amuse
Amy for hours
on end.
920. Skirmished Verb skɜːmɪʃt Berkelahi The
presidential
candidates
skirmished
over their
economic
plans.
921. Hoarding Noun hɔːrdɪŋ Penimbunan .he's been
hoarding
empty yogurt
containers all
winter.
922. Jeopardy Noun dʒepərdɪ Bahaya Thousands of
jobs are in
jeopardy.
923. Chunk Noun tʃʌŋk Bingkah She cut the
fruit into large
chunks.
924. Establishing Verb ɪˈstæblɪʃɪŋ Mendirikan Establishing a
 link between
diet and
cancer.
925. Vast Adjective væst Luas It makes a vast
difference.
926. Muscling Verb mʌsəlɪŋ Berotot
927. Stinger Noun stɪŋər Alat he delivered a
penyengat stinger.
928. Missile Noun mɪsl Peluru The missile
kendali fell
earthwards.
929. Rusty adjective ˈrʌstɪ Berkarat My car was a
bit rusty.
930. Auburn Adjective ɔːbərn Pirang Auburn hair.
931. Plump Adverb plʌmp Montok the anchor fell
plump into the
sea.
932. Cherubic Adjective tʃəˈruːbɪk Kerubik A cherubic
face.
933. Fiery Adjective faɪərɪ Berapi He was killed
in a fiery
crash.
934. Willowy Adjective wɪləʊɪ Ramping She was pale
and willowy.
935. Tapered Verb teɪpərd Meruncing Interested
tapered off.
936. Baton Noun bəˈtɑːn Tongkat The majorette
estafet twirled the
baton.
937. Notoriously Adverb nəʊˈtɔːrɪəslɪ Terkenal Statistics can
be notoriously
unreliable.
938. Fatality Noun fəˈtælətɪ Kematian The accident
 resulted in
three fatalities.
939. Irritability Noun ɪrɪtəˈbɪlətɪ Sifat cepat the librarian's
marah well-known
irritability.
940. Minuscule Adjective mɪnəskjuːl Amat kecil A minuscule
kitchen.
941. Thimble Noun θɪmbl Bidal She used a
thimble for her
fingers.
942. Liverwurst Noun laɪvlɪhʊd Mata It's difficult to
pencaharian earn a
livelihood as
an artist.
943. Aftermath Noun æftərmæθ Akibat In the
aftermath of
that incident,
he had to leave
town.
944. Muddy Verb mʌdɪ Berlumpur Don't come in
here with those
muddy feet!
945. Dormant Adjective dɔːrmənt Terbengkalai Her emotions
have lain
dormant for
many years.
946. Monstrous Adjective mɑːnstrəs Raksasa It was
monstrously
unfair.
947. Bulk Noun bʌlk Jumlah besar the bulk of the
work is
finished.
948. Pond Noun pɑːnd Kolam Ducks swam in
 the pond.
949. Engraved Adjective ənˈɡreɪvd Berukir She had the
ring engraved
with her
initials.
950. Perpetually Adverb pərˈpetʃuːəlɪ Selamanya The family
was
perpetually in
want.
951. Shingled Verb ʃɪŋɡl Sirap shingle a roof.
952. Bluff Noun blʌf Menggertak his bluff
succeeded in
getting him
accepted.

953. Buzzing Verb bʌzɪŋ Berdengung Mosquitoes

buzzing in my
ear.
954. Shattered Adjective ʃætərd Hancur Iwas
absolutely
shattered.
955. Lawn Noun lɔːn Halaman We need to
rumput water the lawn.
956. Amble Verb æmbl Berjalan We ambled
seenaknya along as we
talked.
957. Perched Verb pɜːtʃt Bertengger The birds
perched in the
tree.
958. Lash Verb læʃ Mencambuk Lash the horse.
959. Arch Verb ɑːrtʃ Lengkungan Her back
arches.
960. Pronged Adjective prɒŋd Bergigi Men and
 women
pronged the
hay.
961. Weave Noun wiːv Menenun She wove a
basket for us.
962. Rods Noun rɑːd Batang The walls are
reinforced with
steel rods.
963. Crossbars Noun krɔːsbɑːr Mistar James crashed
gawang his header off
the crossbar an
d over the line.
964. Brew Verb bruː Buatan the tea is
brewing.
965. Crumpled Adj krʌmpəld Kusut A crumpled
piece of paper.
966. Geranium Noun dʒəˈreɪnɪəm Kerenyam geranium
flowers are
very beautiful.
967. Donned Verb dɑːnd Mengenakan He donned his
gloves and hat.
968. Tarps Noun tɑːrps Terpal the tarp
protects them
from the rain.
969. Waft Verb wɑːft Menghembus The smell of
chicken soup
wafted up to
my bedroom.
970. Reverent Adjective revərənt Takzim They are rude
where they
should be
reverent.
971. Blotter Noun blɑːtər Pengering
 tinta
972. Stubby Adjective stʌbɪ Pendek dan My dog has a
gemuk short stubby
tail.
973. Gingham Noun ɡɪŋəm Kain Gingham fabri
genggang c always look
fresh and
pretty.
974. Maternity Noun məˈtɜːrnətɪ Bersalin She works in
the hospital's
maternity
wing.
975. Wheat Noun wi:t Gandum It is time to
harvest the
wheat.
976. Persisted Verb pərˈsɪstəd Bertahan The pain
persisted until
the morning.
977. Bribe Verb braɪb Suap We bribed the
children with
candy.
978. Deceit Noun dɪˈsiːt Penipuan You are a pit
of deceit.
979. Rippling Noun rɪpəlɪŋ Beriak I could see the
muscles
rippling under
his shirt.
980. Compelling Adjective kəmˈpelɪŋ Menarik He made a
compelling
argument.
981. Halting Adjective hɔːltɪŋ Berhenti She answered
in a halting
voice.
982. Squinted Verb skwɪntɪd Menyipitkan Anna squinted
mata in the sudden
bright sunlight.
983. Wainscoting Noun weɪnskət Kayu lis I saw him stick
his beastly
nose out of
the wainscotin
g.
984. Quiver verb ˈkwɪvər bergetar His voice was
quivering with
rage.
985. Widower Noun wɪdəʊər Duda Widow and
widowers often
feel the pain of
loss for years.
986. Invading Adjective ɪnˈveɪdɪŋ Menyerang Germany invad
es Russia!
987. Cryptic Adjective krɪptɪk Samar His
instructions
were cryptic.
988. Tweaked Verb twiːkt Diubah I tweaked my
lower back.
989. Conviviality Noun kənˌvɪvɪˈælə Keramahan All in all made
tɪ for
a convivial atm
osphere.
990. Skyscraper Noun skaɪskreɪpər Gedung The new
pencakar skyscraper is
langit under
construction.
991. Stink Verb stɪŋk Bau The bag smell
stink.
992. Wave Noun weɪv Gelombang A wave of
Settlers.
993. Flurry Verb flɜːrɪ kebingungan The day started
with a flurry of
Activity.

994. Startle Verb stɑːrtl Kejut I'm sorry that I

startled you.

995. Scent Noun sent Aroma The cake has

a wonderful
scent.

996. Folks Adjective fəʊks Orangtua The folks write

letter for her
son.

997. Merely Noun mɪrlɪ perjanjian The old

Testament.

998. Indignity Adjective ɪnˈdɪɡnətɪ Penghinaan The indignity

of it all was
too
much to bea.

999. Humiliated Adjective hjuːˈmɪlɪˌetə Dipermaluka I've never felt

d so humiliated
n
in all my life.

1000. Spunk Noun spʌŋk Keberanian She has a lot of

Spunk.