HISTORIANS, 2nd year STUDENTS , 2nd group

VOCABULARY LIST

1. Issue

2. Deforestation

3. Destruction of habitats

4. Endangered species

5. To exploit

6. Exploitation

7. Famine

8. Flooding

9. Global warming

10. Greenhouse effect

11. Malnutrition

12. Natural disasters

13. Overpopulation

14. Poverty

15. To recycle

16. Recycling

17. Acid rain

18. Drought

19. Ozone layer

20. Pollution

21. Verge

22. Avalanche

23. Earthquake

24. Forest fire

25. Hurricane

26. Landslide

27. Volcanic eruption

28. Windstorm

29. Discrimination

30. Gross National Product

31. Gross Domestic Product

32. Per capita

33. To report

34. To predict

35. To waterlog

36. Shanty towns

37. To accelerate

38. Red Cross and Red Crescent societies

39. To wash away

40. To become common

41. To affect

42. Armed conflict

43. To turn on

44. Population

45. At the rate of

46. Developing World

47. Developed World

48. Developing countries

49. Third World countries

50. Developed countries

51. At the rate of

52. Unemployment

53. Unemployed

54. To nourish

55. Undernourished

56. Event

57. For instance

58. To surrender

59. Substandard

60. Mismanagement

61. To cause

62. Active / semi-active volcanoes

63. To erupt

64. To take a toll

65. To pump

66. o reduce

67. To cancel

68. To plunge

69. Evidence

70. Prosperity

71. Prosperous

72. On top of all

73. Notorious

74. Attitude

75. Victim

76. To threat

77. Threat

78. Poverty

79. To increase

80. To point out

81. To make up

82. (World) population

83. To go up

84. Gap

85. (Original) inhabitant

86. Refugee

87. Cause

88. To owe

89. Poor soil

90. Environment

91. Hurricane

92. Flood

93. To experience

94. Experience

95. Industrial development

96. To borrow

97. Vicious circle

98. To bring up

99. To put aside

100. To meet a target

101. To cut down (on smth.)

102. To take up (the challenge)

103. To get rid of smth.

104. To come up (with solutions)

105. Unpaid work

106. Female

107. Male

108. (Il)literacy

109. Illiterate adults

110. Literacy rate

111. On a big scale

112. To assess

113. To have a title

114. Survey

115. To survey

116. To let down

117. To perceive

118. (In)flexible

119. Allowance

120. Timetable

121. To deprive

122. Stock exchange

123. Secondary education

124. To aim

125. Aim

126. Opportunity

127. To examine

128. Workplace

129. To get on

130. To value

131. Value

132. Valuable

133. To support

134. Support

135. To avoid

136. To develop

137. To balance work and family responsibilities

138. To predominate

139. To dominate

140. To encourage

141. Encouragement

142. Inalienable rights

143. Equal

144. To create

145. Self-evident

146. Liberty

147. Pursuit of happiness

148. To mark

149. To dominate

150. Domination

151. Tax

152. To rebel

153. Rebel

154. To represent

155. Mother country

156. To set fire

157. Easy fortune

158. To settle

159. Settler

160. Slave

161. Slavery

162. Antislavery (policy)

163. Cause of war

164. Bloody affair

165. Indian Wars

166. Tribe

167. Massacre

168. To be in action

169. To change drastically

170. To prohibit

171. Prohibition

172. Manufacture

173. (Il)legal

174. Sale

175. Rise

176. Crash

177. To lead

178. Economic depression

179. To take place on the world stage

180. Troops

181. To force

182. Black Civil Rights Movement

183. To beg

184. Begging

185. Domestic violence

186. (In)equality

187. Racism

188. Vandalism

189. Violent crime

190. To break the law

191. Burglary

192. To commit a crime

193. Fraud

194. To mug

195. Mugging

196. Murder

197. To offence

198. Offence

199. Shoplifting

200. To rob

201. Robbery

202. To rape

203. Rape

204. To thieve

205. Capital punishment

206. Death penalty

207. To punish

208. Punishment

209. Fine

210. Prison sentence

211. Golden Age

212. AD

213. BC

214. Search of truth

215. Playwright

216. To attract

217. Attraction

218. Masterpiece

219. Masterful

220. To flourish

221. To undertake

222. To culminate

223. To afford

224. Trade

225. Trading centre

226. To provide

227. To conduct trade

228. Metics

229. To play vital role

230. Leisure

231. A period of transition

232. To be equal by law

233. To take a decision

234. To value

235. Value

236. Belief in human nature

237. A frenzy of creativity

238. Creativity

239. Cradle (of Renaissance)

240. Breathtaking

241. To develop

242. Development

243. To show off

244. To improve

245. Flowering

246. Amateur (art)

247. To demand

248. (Insatiable) demand

249. To emerge

250. Burst of literary activity

251. To undergo dramatic changes

252. To go up / down socially

253. An explosion of creativity

254. In a state of flux

255. To burst with new ideas

256. Middle class

257. To satisfy

258. Satisfaction

259. To earn

260. To resist

261. Resistance

262. Consumer society

263. To insist on smth.

264. To redistribute

265. To reduce

266. Trade union

267. To suggest

268. To take smth. / smb. seriously

269. To advertise

270. Advertisement

271. Utopia

272. Adventure

273. Piped water

274. Private property

275. To show off

276. Gambling

277. Household

278. Lawyer

279. Convict

280. Affair

281. Severe punishment

282. Self-defence

283. To condemn

284. Soft sentence

285. Harder sentence To lose faith

286. System of justice

287. To bring back

288. “Three strikes and out”

289. To deter

290. Deterioration

291. To protect

292. To deserve

293. Revenge

294. To reform the person

295. To eliminate (social problems)

296. To lead

297. Community

298. To face

299. To execute

300. Execution

301. To argue

302. (Petty) argument

303. (Decisive) battle

304. (Heavy) clash

305. (Family) feud

306. (Street) fight

307. (Long-standing) friction

308. Quarrel

309. Row

310. Civil war

311. Warfare

312. Peasant

313. Peasantry

314. Gnarled

315. To squat

316. To wound

317. Wound

318. To stagger out

319. Trench

320. To prevent

321. No-man’s land

322. To muck

323. To be fed up to the neck

324. Truce

325. To set the ball rolling

326. To inquire

327. To be grateful to smb. / smth.

328. Ward

329. To turn smb. off

330. To whisper

331. To appreciate

332. Appreciation

333. A token of appreciation

334. To accept

335. To hug

336. To admire

337. To be on a training mission

338. Attitude

339. To complain

340. Complaint

341. To feel upset

342. Noise pollution

343. To get to someone

344. To fume

345. To claim

346. To have a lie-in

347. Spokesman

348. To define

349. To take action

350. Customer

351. To talk smth. over

352. To get one’s own back

353. To except

354. To borrow

355. To refuse

356. To kick up a fuss

357. To put up with smth.

358. To go off with

359. To give back

360. To give in

361. To get at someone

362. To go off smb.

363. To enclose

364. To put on weight

365. To lose weight

366. Instruction manual

367. To measure

368. The final straw

369. To pull a muscle

370. To cause considerable pain

371. To refund money

372. To repair

373. To take legal actions

374. To get full satisfactions

375. To interrupt

376. To twist the truth

377. Ridiculous

378. To resolve conflicts

379. To respond to aggression

380. To handle conflict

381. To withdraw

382. Withdrawal

383. To escape a situation

384. To bottle up feelings

385. In the long term

386. To mediate

387. Mediator

388. Mediation

389. To negotiate

390. Negotiations

391. To respond

392. To propose solution

393. To take turns

394. Body language

395. Still

396. Enemy

397. To come out

398. Anti-war mood

399. Sound film

400. To persuade

401. Horrific life conditions

402. To cut down

403. To counteract

404. Dressing station

405. To be pushing up (the) daisies

406. Tramp

407. Full-grown emperor

408. Struggle between good and evil

409. On the one hand…/ on the other hand

410. Will

411. Butler

412. Servant

413. Study

414. To make sense

415. Abilities

416. To lead a double life

417. To experience

418. Experience

419. Lowest qualities of the soul

420. Unpredictable effects

421. To be on the track

422. To suffer

423. Gift

424. To be gifted

425. To explore

426. Orphan

427. To be obsessed with smth.

428. Search for the secret of life

429. Creature

430. Disgust

431. To murder

432. Scene of the crime

433. To accuse

434. To be accused

435. Innocent

436. To hang

437. To beg

438. Miserable

439. To drown

440. Eternal hatred

441. Revenge

442. Victim

443. Demand

444. Master

445. To escape

446. To be one step ahead

447. Human dignity

448. To inspire

449. Inspiration

450. Fortune

Date: 2015-12-17; view: 787