VERBS
ADV.
ADJ.
VERB + COMPLEX
ADJ.
VERB + COMPLEX
PREP.
", + "VERBS
ADV.
", "VERBS be, look, seem, sound | become
ADV. enormously, especially, exceedingly, exceptionally, extraordinarily, extremely, highly, hugely, immensely, incredibly, infinitely, particularly, very This is a highly complex matter. | increasingly | fairly, quite, rather, relatively, somewhat | surprisingly | unnecessarily | technically technically complex surgery
", "adj." ], @@ -433,7 +433,7 @@ "209.1", "estimate", "", - "ADJ.
VERB + ESTIMATE
ESTIMATE + VERB
PREP.
ADV.
VERB + ESTIMATE
PREP.
", + "ADJ.
VERB + ESTIMATE
ESTIMATE + VERB
PREP.
", "ADJ. official, unofficial | current, recent Current estimates suggest that supplies will run out within six months. | early, initial, preliminary | accurate, fair, good, realistic, reasonable, reliable | best Flight times in the brochure are based on our best estimate, and will be confirmed as soon as possible. | approximate, rough | conservative, low I think 15,000 will turn out to be a very low estimate. | high According to the highest estimate, over 100,000 men died in the battle. | optimistic, pessimistic | cost
VERB + ESTIMATE make Can you make an estimate of the numbers involved? | give (sb), provide (sb with), submit Three firms submitted estimates for the work. | revise
ESTIMATE + VERB be based on sth | indicate sth, predict sth, show sth, suggest sth One estimate suggests that 30,000 jobs may be lost. | put sth at Some estimates put the figure as high as 50%. | range, vary Cost estimates vary from $50,000 to $200,000.
PREP. according to an/the ~ According to the revised estimate, four million people will be without homes. | at an ~ Even at a conservative estimate, there is a lot of work to be done. | in an/the ~ In his first estimate, he suggested a figure of £5,000. | ~ by, ~ from According to an estimate by a leading newspaper, she earns £40 million a year. | ~ for We will send you an estimate for the repairs. | ~ of an estimate of profits an estimate of £300
", "noun" ], @@ -449,7 +449,7 @@ "209.2", "estimate", "", - "ADJ.
VERB + ESTIMATE
ESTIMATE + VERB
PREP.
ADV.
VERB + ESTIMATE
PREP.
", + "ADV.
VERB + ESTIMATE
PREP.
", "ADV. currently | accurately, reliably | provisionally | conservatively It is conservatively estimated that not less than half a million people died in the famine. | officially, unofficially The strike was officially estimated to have cost $80 million.
VERB + ESTIMATE be difficult to, be hard to, be impossible to | be used to The results of the survey were used to estimate the preferences of the population at large.
PREP. at We estimated the cost at £50,000.
", "verb" ], @@ -529,7 +529,7 @@ "211.1", "characteristic", "", - "VERBS
ADV.
PREP.
ADJ.
VERB + CHARACTERISTIC
", + "VERBS
ADV.
PREP.
", "VERBS be | become
ADV. deeply, extremely, highly, very his highly characteristic features | entirely, utterly | fairly, quite
PREP. of a problem that was fairly characteristic of late eighteenth century society
", "adj." ], @@ -545,7 +545,7 @@ "211.2", "characteristic", "", - "VERBS
ADV.
PREP.
ADJ.
VERB + CHARACTERISTIC
", + "ADJ.
VERB + CHARACTERISTIC
", "ADJ. defining, distinctive, distinguishing, identifying, individual, marked, special, striking, unique | personal | common, family, inherited, national, shared | basic, general | chief, dominant, main, major, outstanding, principal | essential, fundamental, important, key, salient | desirable | behavioural, biological, cultural, demographic, economic, genetic, physical, psychological, racial, sexual, social | human
VERB + CHARACTERISTIC have The two species have several characteristics in common.
", "noun" ], @@ -737,8 +737,8 @@ "214.1", "principle", "basic general rule", - "ADJ.
VERB + PRINCIPLE
PRINCIPLE + VERB
PREP.
", - "ADJ. basic, broad, central, fundamental, general the basic principles of car maintenance | cardinal, essential, key | universal | democratic, legal, market, political, scientific, theoretical
VERB + PRINCIPLE establish, formulate, lay down | apply | explain
PRINCIPLE + VERB apply This principle applies to all kinds of selling. | underlie sth, underpin sth the principles underlying Western philosophy
PREP. in ~ I agree with you in principle, but we'll need to discuss the details. | ~ behind She went on to explain the principles behind what she was doing.
", + "ADJ.
VERB + PRINCIPLE
PRINCIPLE + VERB
PREP.
", + "ADJ. basic, broad, central, fundamental, general the basic principles of car maintenance | cardinal, essential, key | universal | democratic, legal, market, political, scientific, theoretical
VERB + PRINCIPLE establish, formulate, lay down | apply | explain
PRINCIPLE + VERB apply This principle applies to all kinds of selling. | underlie sth, underpin sth the principles underlying Western philosophy
PREP. in ~ I agree with you in principle, but we'll need to discuss the details. | ~ behind She went on to explain the principles behind what she was doing.
", "noun" ], "flags": 0, @@ -819,7 +819,7 @@ "be affected by sth", "ADV.
VERB + DEPEND
", "ADV. crucially, greatly, very much The future of the company will depend crucially on how consumers respond. | entirely, solely | largely, mainly | partly, rather, to some extent | ultimately Whether or not we can go ultimately depends on the weather.
VERB + DEPEND seem to The outcome seems to depend on the type of soil used.
", - "depend verb PHRASAL VERBS depend on/upon sb/sth
" + "verb\n " ], "flags": 0, "guid": "vT|WNRti$>", @@ -835,7 +835,7 @@ "need", "ADV.
PREP.
", "ADV. heavily | entirely, solely
PREP. for She depends entirely on her parents for money.
", - "depend verb PHRASAL VERBS depend on/upon sb/sth
" + "verb\n " ], "flags": 0, "guid": "JETPY~jW_G", @@ -862,11 +862,11 @@ "__type__": "Note", "data": "", "fields": [ - "219.1", + "219", "integration", "", - "ADJ.
QUANT.
VERB + INTEGRATION
PREP.
PHRASES
ADJ.
INTERACTION + NOUN
PREP.
PHRASES
", - "ADJ. true | complete, full | close, seamless | further, greater, improved, increased | rapid | economic, monetary, political, racial, social We are working to bring about closer political integration in the EU. | internal | systems (computing)
QUANT. degree, level
VERB + INTEGRATION achieve, bring about | accelerate, encourage, facilitate, promote, speed up, stimulate measures to promote the social integration of mentally handicapped people | require | lead to
PREP. ~ between integration between research and higher education | ~ into the integration of disabled pupils into the general education system | ~ with He called for greater integration with Europe. | ~ within economic integration within the three communities
PHRASES a move towards integration a move towards greater internal integration in Europe | a need for integration, a process of integration
ADJ. complex | informal | social | human | face-to-face, group | classroom
INTERACTION + NOUN processes the interaction processes of chimpanzees
PREP. ~ among Informal interaction among employees is seen as part of the ongoing training process. | ~ between the complex interaction between animals and their environment | ~ with What is her interaction with her boss like? | ~ within interaction within the group
PHRASES patterns of interaction Specific patterns of interaction in the family have been observed.
", + "ADJ.
QUANT.
VERB + INTEGRATION
PREP.
PHRASES
", + "ADJ. true | complete, full | close, seamless | further, greater, improved, increased | rapid | economic, monetary, political, racial, social We are working to bring about closer political integration in the EU. | internal | systems (computing)
QUANT. degree, level
VERB + INTEGRATION achieve, bring about | accelerate, encourage, facilitate, promote, speed up, stimulate measures to promote the social integration of mentally handicapped people | require | lead to
PREP. ~ between integration between research and higher education | ~ into the integration of disabled pupils into the general education system | ~ with He called for greater integration with Europe. | ~ within economic integration within the three communities
PHRASES a move towards integration a move towards greater internal integration in Europe | a need for integration, a process of integration
", "noun" ], "flags": 0, @@ -874,22 +874,6 @@ "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", "tags": [] }, - { - "__type__": "Note", - "data": "", - "fields": [ - "219.2", - "integration", - "", - "ADJ.
QUANT.
VERB + INTEGRATION
PREP.
PHRASES
ADJ.
INTERACTION + NOUN
PREP.
PHRASES
", - "ADJ. true | complete, full | close, seamless | further, greater, improved, increased | rapid | economic, monetary, political, racial, social We are working to bring about closer political integration in the EU. | internal | systems (computing)
QUANT. degree, level
VERB + INTEGRATION achieve, bring about | accelerate, encourage, facilitate, promote, speed up, stimulate measures to promote the social integration of mentally handicapped people | require | lead to
PREP. ~ between integration between research and higher education | ~ into the integration of disabled pupils into the general education system | ~ with He called for greater integration with Europe. | ~ within economic integration within the three communities
PHRASES a move towards integration a move towards greater internal integration in Europe | a need for integration, a process of integration
ADJ. complex | informal | social | human | face-to-face, group | classroom
INTERACTION + NOUN processes the interaction processes of chimpanzees
PREP. ~ among Informal interaction among employees is seen as part of the ongoing training process. | ~ between the complex interaction between animals and their environment | ~ with What is her interaction with her boss like? | ~ within interaction within the group
PHRASES patterns of interaction Specific patterns of interaction in the family have been observed.
", - "noun" - ], - "flags": 0, - "guid": "r[<6Ap`O;R", - "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", - "tags": [] - }, { "__type__": "Note", "data": "", @@ -1024,9 +1008,9 @@ "fields": [ "227.1", "explore", - "", - "ADJ.
VERB + EXPLORE
PREP.
ADV.
VERB + EXPLORE
", - "", + "VERB + EXPLORE
PREP.
", + "VERB + EXPLORE be keen to, want to, wish to | be free to In the afternoon you'll be free to explore a little on your own.
\nPREP. for exploring for oil
", "noun" ], "flags": 0, @@ -1038,23 +1022,7 @@ "__type__": "Note", "data": "", "fields": [ - "227.2.1", - "explore", - "travel around an area", - "VERB + EXPLORE
PREP.
", - "VERB + EXPLORE be keen to, want to, wish to | be free to In the afternoon you'll be free to explore a little on your own.
PREP. for exploring for oil
", - "verb" - ], - "flags": 0, - "guid": "xj%n80|sq!", - "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", - "tags": [] - }, - { - "__type__": "Note", - "data": "", - "fields": [ - "227.2.2", + "227.2", "explore", "think about sth in detail", "ADV.
VERB + EXPLORE
", @@ -1210,22 +1178,6 @@ "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", "tags": [] }, - { - "__type__": "Note", - "data": "", - "fields": [ - "233.1", - "feature", - "", - "ADJ.
VERB + FEATURE
FEATURE + VERB
ADJ.
VERB + FEATURE
PREP.
ADJ.
VERB + FEATURE
FEATURE + NOUN
PREP.
ADV.
PHRASES
ADV.
PREP.
", - "", - "feature noun
" - ], - "flags": 0, - "guid": "MBqS<VERB + DESIRE
PREP.
PHRASES
ADV.
", + "ADJ.
VERB + DESIRE
PREP.
PHRASES
", "ADJ. burning, deep, great, strong, urgent | insatiable, overwhelming Most children have an insatiable desire for knowledge. | genuine, real | natural | sexual
VERB + DESIRE feel, have I suddenly felt an overwhelming desire to laugh | express The chairman expressed his desire to expand the company. | satisfy | be motivated by They were motivated by a deep desire for money and fame.
PREP. ~ for Horses need to satisfy their desire for space and freedom.
PHRASES an object of desire He felt he was nothing more to her than an object of desire.
", "noun" ], @@ -1281,7 +1233,7 @@ "234.2", "desire", "", - "ADJ.
VERB + DESIRE
PREP.
PHRASES
ADV.
", + "ADV.
ADV. greatly, really, sincerely, very much A home of her own was something she had always very much desired.
", "verb" ], @@ -1457,7 +1409,7 @@ "239.1", "contrast", "", - "ADJ.
VERB + CONTRAST
PREP.
PHRASES
ADV.
PREP.
PHRASES
ADV.
PREP.
", + "ADJ.
VERB + CONTRAST
PREP.
PHRASES
", "ADJ. clear, marked, sharp, stark, startling, striking, strong There is a stark contrast between the lives of the rich and those of the poor. | complete, direct
VERB + CONTRAST make, offer, provide The fresh fruit provides a contrast to the rich chocolate pudding.
PREP. by ~ When you look at their new system, ours seems very old-fashioned by contrast. | in ~ (to/with) The company lost $13 million this year, in contrast with a profit of $15 million last year. | ~ between, ~ in The contrast in appearance between the sisters was striking. | ~ to This busy social life was a complete contrast to his old quiet life.
PHRASES stand in … contrast to sb/sth Their attitudes towards love and marriage stand in stark contrast to those of their parents.
", "noun" ], @@ -1818,22 +1770,6 @@ "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", "tags": [] }, - { - "__type__": "Note", - "data": "", - "fields": [ - "255.1", - "engage", - "", - "VERBS
ADV.
PREP.
VERBS
PREP.
ADV.
VERB + ENGAGE
PREP.
ADV.
VERB + ENGAGE
", - "", - "adj." - ], - "flags": 0, - "guid": "hu~co9}%^$", - "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", - "tags": [] - }, { "__type__": "Note", "data": "", @@ -1841,7 +1777,7 @@ "255.2", "engage", "", - "VERBS
ADV.
PREP.
VERBS
PREP.
ADV.
VERB + ENGAGE
PREP.
ADV.
VERB + ENGAGE
", + "ADV.
VERB + ENGAGE
PREP.
ADV.
VERB + ENGAGE
", "ADV. directly, fully
VERB + ENGAGE fail to, refuse to
PREP. with acknowledging the need to engage directly with these problems PHRASAL VERBS engage (sb) in sth
ADV. actively people who actively engage in shaping the world they live in
VERB + ENGAGE attempt to, seek to, try to He tried to engage me in conversation. | be eager to, be willing to | be reluctant to, be unwilling to
", "verb" ], @@ -1857,7 +1793,7 @@ "256.1", "separate", "", - "VERBS
ADV.
PREP.
ADV.
VERB + SEPARATE
PREP.
PHRASES
ADV.
VERB + SEPARATE
PREP.
", + "VERBS
ADV.
PREP.
", "VERBS be | become | remain | keep sb/sth The women are kept separate from the men. | consider sth
ADV. very, widely I kept my two lives very separate. species from widely separate parts of the world | absolutely, completely, entirely, quite, totally, wholly The waste water is kept entirely separate from the rainwater. | largely | rather, relatively, somewhat | essentially The two groups are essentially separate and independent. | apparently | hitherto, previously to merge the two previously separate businesses | geographically, physically
PREP. from a lifestyle which is quite separate from that of her parents
", "adj." ], @@ -1923,7 +1859,7 @@ "need sb/sth", "ADV.
VERB + RELY
PREP.
", "ADV. heavily, a lot, strongly countries that rely heavily on food aid | entirely, exclusively, solely | increasingly | largely, mainly | traditionally
VERB + RELY be forced to, have to, must people who are forced to rely on public transport | tend to
PREP. for They relied entirely on these few weapons for their defence.
", - "rely verb PHRASAL VERBS rely on/upon sb/sth
" + "verb" ], "flags": 0, "guid": "O_i}oyZVERB + RELY
PREP.
", "ADV. safely You can safely rely on his judgement. | simply Most historians simply rely on archives.
VERB + RELY can/could | can/could always | can/could no longer The party could no longer rely on its traditional supporters.
PREP. for I couldn't rely on John for information.
", - "rely verb PHRASAL VERBS rely on/upon sb/sth
" + "verb" ], "flags": 0, "guid": "zmojl1SIBb", @@ -1985,7 +1921,7 @@ "260.1", "objective", "", - "VERBS
ADV.
ADJ.
VERB + OBJECTIVE
PREP.
", + "VERBS
ADV.
", "VERBS be, seem | remain
ADV. truly, very | completely, purely, totally, wholly It is impossible to be completely objective. | fairly, quite, reasonably | apparently | supposedly
", "adj." ], @@ -2001,7 +1937,7 @@ "260.2", "objective", "", - "VERBS
ADV.
ADJ.
VERB + OBJECTIVE
PREP.
", + "ADJ.
VERB + OBJECTIVE
PREP.
", "ADJ. key, main, major, primary, prime, principal | broad, overall, overriding, ultimate | limited, narrow | long-term, short-term | clear, specific | stated The legislation has failed to achieve its stated objectives. | common The two groups are pursuing a common objective. | economic, educational, environmental, military, political, strategic | business, policy
VERB + OBJECTIVE accomplish, achieve, attain, fulfil, meet, reach, succeed in The department needs more money to fulfil its objectives. | fail in | agree, define, establish, formulate, identify, set, specify We need to establish a clear objective. | declare, state | clarify | promote, pursue
PREP. in an/the ~ The party is radical in its objectives. | ~ of We succeeded in our prime objective of cutting costs.
", "noun" ], @@ -2018,7 +1954,7 @@ "encourage", "", "ADV.
VERB + ENCOURAGE
PREP.
", - "ADV. greatly, strongly We were greatly encouraged by the support we received. | actively, positively The government must actively encourage investment in these areas.
VERB + ENCOURAGE aim to | try to | be designed to These questions are designed to encourage debate. | be likely to Newspapers should not publish material that is likely to encourage discrimination on the grounds of race or colour.
PREP. in Her head of department encouraged her in her research work.
", + "ADV. greatly, strongly We were greatly encouraged by the support we received. | actively, positively The government must actively encourage investment in these areas.
VERB + ENCOURAGE aim to | try to | be designed to These questions are designed to encourage debate. | be likely to Newspapers should not publish material that is likely to encourage discrimination on the grounds of race or colour.
PREP. in Her head of department encouraged her in her research work.
", "verb" ], "flags": 0, @@ -2138,22 +2074,6 @@ "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", "tags": [] }, - { - "__type__": "Note", - "data": "", - "fields": [ - "266.1", - "instrument", - "", - "VERBS
ADV.
PREP.
VERBS
ADV.
ADJ.
QUANT.
VERB + INSTRUMENT
INSTRUMENT + VERB
INSTRUMENT + NOUN
PHRASES
ADJ.
VERB + INSTRUMENT
INSTRUMENT + VERB
INSTRUMENT + NOUN
ADJ.
VERB + INSTRUMENT
PREP.
", - "", - "adj." - ], - "flags": 0, - "guid": "CMXl~x%v~N", - "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", - "tags": [] - }, { "__type__": "Note", "data": "", @@ -2289,7 +2209,7 @@ "269.2", "demand", "", - "ADJ.
VERB + DEMAND
PREP.
ADJ.
QUANT.
VERB + DEMAND
DEMAND + VERB
PREP.
PHRASES
ADJ.
VERB + DEMAND
PREP.
ADV.
PREP.
", + "ADV.
PREP.
", "ADV. aggressively, angrily, coldly, fiercely, furiously, harshly, indignantly, irritably, roughly, sharply ‘Where are the keys?’ she demanded angrily.
PREP. from He had demanded money from her. | of They failed to provide the information demanded of them.
", "verb" ], @@ -2522,22 +2442,6 @@ "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", "tags": [] }, - { - "__type__": "Note", - "data": "", - "fields": [ - "278.1", - "claim", - "", - "ADJ.
VERB + CLAIM
PREP.
ADJ.
VERB + CLAIM
CLAIM + VERB
CLAIM + NOUN
PREP.
ADJ.
VERB + CLAIM
PREP.
ADV.
VERB + CLAIM
ADV.
VERB + CLAIM
PREP.
", - "", - "claim noun
" - ], - "flags": 0, - "guid": "GV6@YC*Bs9", - "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", - "tags": [] - }, { "__type__": "Note", "data": "", @@ -2666,22 +2570,6 @@ "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", "tags": [] }, - { - "__type__": "Note", - "data": "", - "fields": [ - "282.1", - "advance", - "", - "VERBS
ADV.
VERBS
ADV.
ADJ.
VERB + ADVANCE
PREP.
ADJ.
VERB + ADVANCE
PREP.
ADJ.
VERB + ADVANCE
PREP.
ADJ.
VERB + ADVANCE
PREP.
ADV.
PREP.
ADV.
PREP.
", - "", - "adj." - ], - "flags": 0, - "guid": "e{PLmgA_}V", - "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", - "tags": [] - }, { "__type__": "Note", "data": "", @@ -2963,7 +2851,7 @@ "facilities buildings/services/equipment", "ADJ.
VERB + FACILITY
FACILITY + VERB
PREP.
PHRASES
", "ADJ. excellent, first-class, good | adequate, appropriate, proper, suitable | inadequate, poor | basic, limited a hotel with only basic facilities | modern, up-to-date | extensive | extra | available, existing We are looking to upgrade the existing facilities. | essential, necessary to improve access to essential facilities | local, community hospitals, schools and other major community facilities | communal, shared The toilets and other communal facilities were in a shocking state. | public | disabled The railway station was criticized for its lack of disabled facilities. | conference | airport, hotel | bar, holiday, leisure, play, recreational, social, sporting/sports | transport, travel | parking | shopping | storage | canteen, dining, restaurant | catering, cooking, kitchen | baby changing, bathroom, laundry, sanitary, shower, toilet, washing | en suite, private All bedrooms offer private facilities (= a private bathroom). | health, health care, hospital, medical | childcare, creche, day care, nursery | educational, training | library, research | laboratory | computing
VERB + FACILITY have, offer, provide | improve, upgrade | make use of, use I made full use of the computing facilities.
FACILITY + VERB be available, exist | include sth Facilities include a large indoor pool, jacuzzi and sauna.
PREP. ~ for The school has no facilities for the teaching of music. The hotel provides excellent facilities for children.
PHRASES a range of facilities
", - "facility noun
" + "noun" ], "flags": 0, "guid": "vpEOataotx", @@ -2979,7 +2867,7 @@ "special feature of a machine/service", "ADJ.
VERB + FACILITY
FACILITY + VERB
PREP.
", "ADJ. central The archive offers a central facility for cataloguing and indexing data. | back-up The report warns that there are no back-up facilities if the reprocessing plant breaks down. | support training and other support facilities | special | useful | flexible A First National Bank loan is an extremely flexible facility. | technical | cheque book, credit, loan, overdraft a bank account with an overdraft facility | editing, graphics, help, mail, search, word processing (all computing)
VERB + FACILITY have, offer, provide | use
FACILITY + VERB allow (for) sth The cheque book facility allows for a minimum withdrawal of £200.
PREP. ~ for The device has a facility for storing any sound you like.
", - "facility noun
" + "noun" ], "flags": 0, "guid": "t=4^4LnD/.", @@ -2995,7 +2883,7 @@ "natural ability", "ADJ.
VERB + FACILITY
PREP.
", "ADJ. amazing, great
VERB + FACILITY have | show
PREP. with ~ He played with great facility. | ~ for She showed an amazing facility for mind-reading.
", - "facility noun
" + "noun" ], "flags": 0, "guid": "brOlZZ|2^F", @@ -3105,9 +2993,9 @@ "295.1.1", "content", "contents things inside sth", - "VERB + CONTENT
", + "VERB + CONTENT
", "VERB + CONTENT empty She emptied the contents of her bag on the floor
", - "adj." + "noun" ], "flags": 0, "guid": "nH[51QN2`>", @@ -3123,7 +3011,7 @@ "amount of a substance that sth contains", "ADJ.
", "ADJ. high foods with a high fibre content | low | alcohol, calorie, carbon, fat, fibre, moisture, protein, sugar, sulphur, vitamin, etc.
", - "adj." + "noun" ], "flags": 0, "guid": "OSb>]|xT)-", @@ -3137,9 +3025,9 @@ "295.2", "content", "", - "VERBS
ADV.
PREP.
VERB + CONTENT
ADJ.
", - "", - "content noun
" + "VERBS
ADV.
PREP.
", + "VERBS appear, be, feel, seem
\nADV. perfectly, quite, utterly I'm perfectly content just to lie in the sun. | fairly, reasonably, relatively | apparently | curiously, strangely She felt curiously content.
\nPREP. with She seemed quite content with the idea.
", + "adj." ], "flags": 0, "guid": "v}7kY;!`{;", @@ -3171,7 +3059,7 @@ "", "ADJ.
", "ADJ. brilliant, distinguished, eminent, famous, great, leading, outstanding | visiting | biblical, classical, French, history, literary, etc.
", - "scholar noun
" + "noun" ], "flags": 0, "guid": "D.h&5|]&),", @@ -9177,6 +9065,198 @@ "guid": "ky,@}RW772", "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", "tags": [] + }, + { + "__type__": "Note", + "data": "", + "fields": [ + "233.1.1", + "feature", + "important part of sth", + "ADJ.
\nVERB + FEATURE
\nFEATURE + VERB
", + "ADJ. basic, central, essential, important, key, main, major, significant | conspicuous, distinctive, distinguishing, dominant, notable, noteworthy, noticeable, predominant, prominent a distinctive feature of his poems | outstanding, remarkable, striking | attractive, endearing, eye-catching | interesting, special, unusual | salient He took me around our new offices, pointing out all the salient features. | useful | characteristic, typical | unique | common the common feature in all these cases | permanent, regular These walks became a regular feature of his day. | recurring Self-deprecation is a recurring feature as Stevenson talks. | redeeming The one redeeming feature of the scheme was its low cost to the council. | original The house retains most of its original features. | built-in | additional | constructional, design, physical, structural | energy-saving, safety a car with new built-in safety features
\nVERB + FEATURE have The site had a number of interesting features. | retain | point out
\nFEATURE + VERB distinguish sth the essential feature that distinguishes anorexia nervosa from other eating disorders | characterize sth A feature that characterizes all anteaters is an extremely slow metabolic rate. | include sth Special features include passenger airbags and an electric sunroof.
", + "noun" + ], + "flags": 0, + "guid": "E]$`qwH^7&", + "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", + "tags": [] + }, + { + "__type__": "Note", + "data": "", + "fields": [ + "233.1.2", + "feature", + "features: sb's face", + "ADJ.
\nVERB + FEATURE
\nPREP.
", + "ADJ. handsome | delicate, fine | rugged admiring his rugged features | chiselled a slim figure with strongly chiselled features | aquiline, hawk-like | facial
\nVERB + FEATURE have She's got very delicate features.
\nPREP. with ~ a young woman with fine features
", + "noun" + ], + "flags": 0, + "guid": "IPw`i{!bkH", + "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", + "tags": [] + }, + { + "__type__": "Note", + "data": "", + "fields": [ + "233.1.3", + "feature", + "newspaper article/television item", + "ADJ.
\nVERB + FEATURE
\nFEATURE + NOUN
PREP.
", + "ADJ. big, major, special | regular The magazine runs a regular feature on ethnic cooking. | in-depth
\nVERB + FEATURE do, have, publish, run Next month they will publish a special feature on computer books.
\nFEATURE + NOUN writer
\nPREP. ~ on an in-depth feature on the Italian fashion scene
\n", + "noun" + ], + "flags": 0, + "guid": "Q|Jyy-L-,4", + "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", + "tags": [] + }, + { + "__type__": "Note", + "data": "", + "fields": [ + "255.1.1", + "enaged", + "doing sth", + "VERBS
\nADV.
\nPREP.
", + "VERBS be
\nADV. deeply, heavily those who are deeply engaged in party politics | fully, totally | largely, mainly, primarily | directly | constantly | currently | actively, busily | otherwise I'm afraid Mr Wilson cannot see you now as he is otherwise engaged.
\nPREP. in She was engaged in conversation with a client. | on He is actively engaged on several projects. | with Mrs Scott is engaged with a customer at the moment.
", + "adj." + ], + "flags": 0, + "guid": "e{PREP.
", + "VERBS be | become, get The couple got engaged last month.
\nPREP. to She's engaged to an actor.
", + "adj." + ], + "flags": 0, + "guid": "MN`E*A^y^N", + "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", + "tags": [] + }, + { + "__type__": "Note", + "data": "", + "fields": [ + "266.1.1", + "instrumental", + "important in making sth happen", + "VERBS
\nADV.
\nPREP.
", + "VERBS be | become
\nADV. highly | largely | partly
\nPREP. in They were highly instrumental in bringing the business to Newtown.
\n", + "adj." + ], + "flags": 0, + "guid": "Q%cnTw6!^d", + "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", + "tags": [] + }, + { + "__type__": "Note", + "data": "", + "fields": [ + "266.1.2", + "instrumental", + "being only a means to an end", + "VERBS
\nADV.
", + "VERBS be
\nADV. very | purely | merely | essentially
", + "adj." + ], + "flags": 0, + "guid": "N.1wUx;IOR", + "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", + "tags": [] + }, + { + "__type__": "Note", + "data": "", + "fields": [ + "278.1.1", + "claim", + "statement saying that sth is true", + "ADJ.
\nVERB + CLAIM
\nPREP.
", + "ADJ. false, unfounded, unsubstantiated | conflicting There are conflicting claims about the cause of the fire. | absurd, astonishing, extravagant,\ngrandiose
\nVERB + CLAIM make The company had made false claims about its products. I make no claim to understand modern art. | accept They accepted her\nclaim that she had been ill-treated. | challenge | deny, dismiss, dispute, reject Claims of a cover-up were dismissed. | back up, substantiate, support They were able to produce witnesses to support their claim. | investigate
\nPREP. ~ about to investigate claims about appalling prison conditions | ~ of Claims of corruption within the police force were denied.
", + "noun" + ], + "flags": 0, + "guid": "Nt6Re(#X~M", + "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", + "tags": [] + }, + { + "__type__": "Note", + "data": "", + "fields": [ + "278.1.2", + "claim", + "demand for sth", + "ADJ.
\nVERB + CLAIM
\nCLAIM + VERB
\nCLAIM + NOUN
\nPREP.
", + "ADJ. large, small | excessive excessive wage claims | legal, legitimate | bogus, fraudulent Police are investigating fraudulent claims for fire damage. | accident, compensation, damage/damages, insurance, pay, wage | civil to file a civil claim for damages
\nVERB + CLAIM bring, file, lodge, make, put forward/in, submit She brought a claim for damages against the company. | drop, waive, withdraw | investigage | allow, uphold His claim for compensation was upheld in court. | dismiss | win | meet, pay, settle We will need extra funds to meet all the insurance claims.
\nCLAIM + VERB arise claims arising out of accidents at work | fail The claim failed because the company had not been misled.
\nCLAIM + NOUN form
\nPREP. ~ against claims against the company for breach of contract | ~ for a claim for compensation | ~ on to make a claim on your insurance policy I have many claims on my time.
", + "noun" + ], + "flags": 0, + "guid": "Hza=LAE@eu", + "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", + "tags": [] + }, + { + "__type__": "Note", + "data": "", + "fields": [ + "278.1.3", + "claim", + "right to have sth", + "ADJ.
\nVERB + CLAIM
\nPREP.
", + "ADJ. good, strong | competing, rival competing claims for public money | prior She had a prior claim on his affections. | moral | territorial
\nVERB + CLAIM have He has a good claim to the land. | assert, lay, press, stake Four men laid claim to leadership of the country. to stake a claim to some of the prize money | establish, prove You will have to prove your claim to the property in a court of law. | relinquish, renounce, withdraw
\nPREP. ~ on His children have a claim on his estate. | ~ to She renounced her claim to the property.
", + "noun" + ], + "flags": 0, + "guid": "hw,pADV.
", + "VERBS be
\nADV. extremely, highly, very a highly advanced economy | fairly, quite, relatively | industrially, technically, technologically
", + "adj." + ], + "flags": 0, + "guid": "hDy8IeSO}", + "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", + "tags": [] + }, + { + "__type__": "Note", + "data": "", + "fields": [ + "282.1.2", + "advanced", + "at a late stage of development", + "VERBS
\nADV.
", + "VERBS be
\nADV. far, greatly, well The disease was too far advanced for doctors to operate. | fairly, quite | further
", + "adj." + ], + "flags": 0, + "guid": "v:`2V[nk[<", + "note_model_uuid": "1d40ef02-c9ff-11ea-ab22-9cb6d013a4a3", + "tags": [] } ] } \ No newline at end of file