imbue---im'byoo----------syn(diffuse,penetrate
flair--flehr--------------syn(genius,style,dash)
galre---glehr----------syn(limselight,public eye,blaze)
hangeron------hangur'on--syn( tagalong)
tagalog-----tag u'long==go along with ,often un invited
Sunday, March 21, 2010
my words 22 march
1)conspicious(kun'spikyoous)==attractive,visible-----(syn:-blazing)
The light house was conspicuous for miles
2)spectacular(SPek'takyulur)==grandisplay-----(syn:-striking,outstanding,salient)
The race ended in a spectacular neck & neck finish
3)speculate(spekyu'leyt)=think,guess-----(Syn:-job,suppose,reflect)
The share market fluctuation does not allow the broker to speculate accurate.
4)evoke(i'vowk)==to produce a response ---(syn:-raise,suggest,invoke,stir,put forward)
his sarcasm evoked angry replies from the team
5)sarcasm(saarkazum)==Witty language used to convey insults or scorn
(syn;- sattire,irony,caustic remark)
he used sarcasm to upset his opponent"
witty(witee)==Combining clever conception and facetious expression
(syn;-humorous)
"his sermons were unpredictably witty and satirical as well as eloquent"
eloquent(elukwunt)==Expressing yourself readily, clearly, effectively
The light house was conspicuous for miles
2)spectacular(SPek'takyulur)==grandisplay-----(syn:-striking,outstanding,salient)
The race ended in a spectacular neck & neck finish
3)speculate(spekyu'leyt)=think,guess-----(Syn:-job,suppose,reflect)
The share market fluctuation does not allow the broker to speculate accurate.
4)evoke(i'vowk)==to produce a response ---(syn:-raise,suggest,invoke,stir,put forward)
his sarcasm evoked angry replies from the team
5)sarcasm(saarkazum)==Witty language used to convey insults or scorn
(syn;- sattire,irony,caustic remark)
he used sarcasm to upset his opponent"
witty(witee)==Combining clever conception and facetious expression
(syn;-humorous)
"his sermons were unpredictably witty and satirical as well as eloquent"
eloquent(elukwunt)==Expressing yourself readily, clearly, effectively
5 words of 22nd march, 2010
1. come in handy
idiom
to be useful in a particular situation
eg: Lets improve our vocabulary, it can come in handy at book reading, various competitions, understanding English movies etc.
2. hanger-on
n
a person who tries to be friendly and spend time with rich and important people, especially to get an advantage
eg: In bad time, a person can differentiate between hangers-on and true friends.
3. imbue
im + bue
v
to fill sb/sth with strong feelings, opinions or values
eg: Last week, I watched "BORDER" movie which imbued me with patriotism
4. flair
f + lair
n
natural ability to do something well
eg: I've flair for making new new friends.
5. glare
g + lare
v
to look at sb/sth in an angry way
to look directly and continuously at someone or something in an angry way
eg: Today, I was watching a movie "Power of Narsimha" in which hero just glared at thief and the thief was terrified.
idiom
to be useful in a particular situation
eg: Lets improve our vocabulary, it can come in handy at book reading, various competitions, understanding English movies etc.
2. hanger-on
n
a person who tries to be friendly and spend time with rich and important people, especially to get an advantage
eg: In bad time, a person can differentiate between hangers-on and true friends.
3. imbue
im + bue
v
to fill sb/sth with strong feelings, opinions or values
eg: Last week, I watched "BORDER" movie which imbued me with patriotism
4. flair
f + lair
n
natural ability to do something well
eg: I've flair for making new new friends.
5. glare
g + lare
v
to look at sb/sth in an angry way
to look directly and continuously at someone or something in an angry way
eg: Today, I was watching a movie "Power of Narsimha" in which hero just glared at thief and the thief was terrified.
21march 2010
1)crescent==shape of half moon
2)incredible=extraordinary
3)credentials=certificate
4)accreditation=to give credit
5)crescendo=increase in volume
2)incredible=extraordinary
3)credentials=certificate
4)accreditation=to give credit
5)crescendo=increase in volume
5 words of 21st march, 2010
1. glib
adj
speaking or spoken in a confident way, but without careful thought or honesty
eg: When my class used to ask any question from one of my unintelligent teacher then he used to give long, wrong and glib answer and after listening to that answer my class used to forget question even.
2. handy
adj
easy to use
eg: In last few days, I've noticed that "Oxford" is a handy dictionary as compare to "longman- dictionary".
3. Ill at ease
idiom
feeling uncomfortable and embarrassed
eg: Yesterday in marriage, I didn't feel ill at ease at all while dancing continuously for 2 hours.
4. turbulent
tur + bu + lent
involving a lot of sudden changes, arguments or violence
eg: Marriage which I attended yesterday was little bit turbulent for me and my friends because of a brawl between us and some boozy persons who disturbed us while we were dancing.
5. Fizzle out
verbal phrase
to gradually become less successful and end in a disappointing way:
eg: Those friends who don't post their examples are fizzling out this account (Lets Improve our vocabulary).
adj
speaking or spoken in a confident way, but without careful thought or honesty
eg: When my class used to ask any question from one of my unintelligent teacher then he used to give long, wrong and glib answer and after listening to that answer my class used to forget question even.
2. handy
adj
easy to use
eg: In last few days, I've noticed that "Oxford" is a handy dictionary as compare to "longman- dictionary".
3. Ill at ease
idiom
feeling uncomfortable and embarrassed
eg: Yesterday in marriage, I didn't feel ill at ease at all while dancing continuously for 2 hours.
4. turbulent
tur + bu + lent
involving a lot of sudden changes, arguments or violence
eg: Marriage which I attended yesterday was little bit turbulent for me and my friends because of a brawl between us and some boozy persons who disturbed us while we were dancing.
5. Fizzle out
verbal phrase
to gradually become less successful and end in a disappointing way:
eg: Those friends who don't post their examples are fizzling out this account (Lets Improve our vocabulary).
Friday, March 19, 2010
5 words of 20th march, 2010
1. inexplicable
in + explicable
adj
unable to be explained
eg: For many persons, the actual goal of their life is inexplicable.
eg: For science, "God" is still an inexplicable topic.
2. fillip
fil + lip
n
a thing or person that causes sth to improve suddenly:
syn: boost
eg: Financial help of government to industries proved to be a fillip for Indian economy.
eg: Yestrerday, Sehwag's 74 runs batting (in 38 balls) was a fillip for his team.
3. genuflect
genu + flect
v
to move your body into a lower position by bending one or both knees, as a sign of respect
eg: In temple, many persons genuflect in front of idols of God.
eg: Muslims genuflect after the "nawaj".
4. in tandem
(idiom) / (adv)
at the same time
eg: According to advertisement of "Idea", we should talk and walk in tandem.
eg: By posting your examples, you can grasp vocabulary words for long time and can improve your writing skill in tandem.
5. cessation
ce + ssation
n
ending or stopping
eg: For cessation of my mental tiredness, I listen music, read books or watch movies.
eg: It is uncertain, when there will be cessation of terrorism in "Kashmir valley".
in + explicable
adj
unable to be explained
eg: For many persons, the actual goal of their life is inexplicable.
eg: For science, "God" is still an inexplicable topic.
2. fillip
fil + lip
n
a thing or person that causes sth to improve suddenly:
syn: boost
eg: Financial help of government to industries proved to be a fillip for Indian economy.
eg: Yestrerday, Sehwag's 74 runs batting (in 38 balls) was a fillip for his team.
3. genuflect
genu + flect
v
to move your body into a lower position by bending one or both knees, as a sign of respect
eg: In temple, many persons genuflect in front of idols of God.
eg: Muslims genuflect after the "nawaj".
4. in tandem
(idiom) / (adv)
at the same time
eg: According to advertisement of "Idea", we should talk and walk in tandem.
eg: By posting your examples, you can grasp vocabulary words for long time and can improve your writing skill in tandem.
5. cessation
ce + ssation
n
ending or stopping
eg: For cessation of my mental tiredness, I listen music, read books or watch movies.
eg: It is uncertain, when there will be cessation of terrorism in "Kashmir valley".
Thursday, March 18, 2010
5 words of 18th march, 2010
5 words of 18th march, 2010
1. Plausible
adj
reasonable
(used for an excuse or explanation)
eg: By book reading, I get plausible explanation of various aspects of human life.
eg: My one friend is very good in making excuses and maximum of his excuses are plausible.
eg: Hey friends! Your valuable examples are plausible explanation of words for me.
2. fester
v
to become much worse because you do not deal with them successfully
(used for bad feelings or thoughts)
eg: In A.P. , anger of Pro-Telangana protesters is festering.
eg: Without reading good motivational books, I think our negativeness festers.
eg: By using abuses, we fester resentment.
3. travail
n
(usually plural)
an unpleasant experience or situation that involves a lot of hard work, difficulties and/or suffering
eg: I think, travails of our life improves our personality.
eg: "Sita ji" had to face travails in her whole life.
4. gastric
adj
connected with the stomach
eg: "Zintec" is taken for gastric pain.
eg: Regular physical exercise is required for maintaining gastric fat.
5. hamstring
v
make ineffective or powerless
eg: Corruption hamstrings a nation.
eg: I think, tensions, pessimism, jealousy etc. hamstrings our oomph.
1. Plausible
adj
reasonable
(used for an excuse or explanation)
eg: By book reading, I get plausible explanation of various aspects of human life.
eg: My one friend is very good in making excuses and maximum of his excuses are plausible.
eg: Hey friends! Your valuable examples are plausible explanation of words for me.
2. fester
v
to become much worse because you do not deal with them successfully
(used for bad feelings or thoughts)
eg: In A.P. , anger of Pro-Telangana protesters is festering.
eg: Without reading good motivational books, I think our negativeness festers.
eg: By using abuses, we fester resentment.
3. travail
n
(usually plural)
an unpleasant experience or situation that involves a lot of hard work, difficulties and/or suffering
eg: I think, travails of our life improves our personality.
eg: "Sita ji" had to face travails in her whole life.
4. gastric
adj
connected with the stomach
eg: "Zintec" is taken for gastric pain.
eg: Regular physical exercise is required for maintaining gastric fat.
5. hamstring
v
make ineffective or powerless
eg: Corruption hamstrings a nation.
eg: I think, tensions, pessimism, jealousy etc. hamstrings our oomph.
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