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This flashcard set contains commonly encountered vocabulary terms that are essential for TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication) preparation.
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ability
the capacity to do something.
abroad
in or to a foreign country.
accept
to receive something willingly.
access
the means of approaching or entering a place.
accessible
able to be reached or entered.
accident
an unforeseen and unplanned event or circumstance.
accommodate
to provide space for.
accommodation
a place to live or stay.
accomplish
to achieve or complete successfully.
according to
as stated or indicated by.
accordingly
in a way that is appropriate to the particular circumstances.
accounting
the action or process of keeping financial accounts.
accurate
correct in all details.
achieve
to successfully reach a desired objective.
acquire
to gain possession of.
act
to do something; to take action.
actually
in fact; really.
adapt
to adjust or modify to suit a new condition.
adapter
a device that allows equipment to be used in a system.
additional
more than is usual or expected.
adjust
to change something to make it better.
adjustment
a small alteration or movement.
administration
the management of public affairs.
admire
to regard with respect or warm approval.
admit
to allow entry.
admittance
the process of allowing someone to enter.
adopt
to take up or start using something new.
advance
to move forward.
advanced
highly developed or complex.
advantage
a condition or circumstance that puts one in a favorable position.
advantageous
providing an advantage.
advertise
to make something known to the public.
advertisement
a notice or announcement in a public medium.
advice
guidance or recommendations given.
advise
to offer suggestions about the best course of action.
affect
to have an influence on.
afford
to have enough money to pay for.
affordable
inexpensive; reasonably priced.
agency
a business or organization providing a specified service.
agenda
a list of items to be discussed at a meeting.
agree
to share the same opinion.
agreeable
pleasant or acceptable.
agreement
a mutual arrangement between parties.
agricultural
related to farming.
aid
to help or assist.
aim
to direct a goal or purpose.
airline
a company providing air transport services.
aisle
a passage between rows of seats.
alarm
a warning sound or signal.
allow
to let someone do something.
alternative
one of two or more available possibilities.
ambitious
having a strong desire for success.
amount
a quantity of something.
analysis
a detailed examination of something.
analyze
to examine in detail for purposes of explanation.
annual
occurring once a year.
anticipate
to expect or predict.
anxious
experiencing worry.
apologize
to express regret for an action.
appeal
an urgent request.
appetizer
a small dish served before a meal.
appliance
a device or piece of equipment.
applicant
a person who makes a formal request.
application
a formal request to be considered for something.
apply
to make a formal request.
appoint
to assign a job or role.
appointment
a formal arrangement to meet someone.
appreciable
large enough to be noticed.
appreciate
to recognize the full worth of.
appreciation
the recognition and enjoyment of the good qualities of someone or something.
apprentice
a person who is learning a trade from a skilled employer.
approve
to officially agree to or accept.
approximate
close to the actual, but not completely accurate.
area
a region or space.
argue
to present a reasoned case.
argument
an exchange of opposing views.
arrange
to put things in a specific order.
arrangement
the action of arranging something.
assemble
to gather together.
assess
to evaluate or estimate the nature of something.
asset
a useful or valuable thing.
assign
to allocate a task.
assignment
a task or piece of work assigned to someone.
assist
to help or aid.
assistance
the action of helping.
assume
to take for granted.
attach
to fasten or connect.
attachment
a thing added to something.
attend
to take part in an event.
attendance
the action of going to something.
attract
to draw attention.
audience
a group of people who watch or listen to something.
audit
an official inspection of accounting.
authority
the power or right to give orders.
authorize
to grant permission.
availability
the state of being able to be used.
available
able to be used or obtained.
avoid
to keep away from.
avid
having a strong enthusiasm.
awareness
knowledge about something.