Where is everbody vocab B | Quizlet

This year the Nobel Prize has been awarded to an Austrian PHYSICIST

natuurkundige, fysicus

My PHYSICS teacher taught us about the fundamental principles of electromagnetism.

natuurkunde

If you have any doubt about the dosage of the medication, ask your PHYSICIAN.

arts, dokter, medicus, geneesheer

Our GP (General Practitioner) recommended a new treatment option for my back pain.

huisarts

Many victims of the earthquake have PHYSICAL and psychological problems.

lichamelijk

ASML uses the latest and most SOPHISTICATED technology in the industry.

geavanceerd

When she arrived in the city, she was just an UNSOPHISTICATED country girl.

naïef, onervaren, onschuldig

The SOPHISTICATION of the cameras in these new smartphones is amazing.

verfijning, perfectie

Western European countries are generally considered DEVELOPED countries.

ontwikkeld

Laser surgery has become much more REFINED over the last decade.

verfijnd

He IMPLIED that he knew more than he was telling us.

suggereren, laten doorschemeren

For the Football Association, the IMPLICATION of this incident are enormous.

gevolg

Her subtle smile INSINUATES that she knows more than she's letting on.

insinueren, doen vermoeden

The water shortage IMPLIES that we have to stop spilling water.

inhouden, betekenen

The couple had an IMPLICIT agreement not to talk about the touchy subject.

onuitgesproken

Do they believe that there have ever been ALIEN invaders here on Earth?

buitenaards

It is assumed that there are remains of ALIENS in a secret laboratory in the US.

buitenaards wezen, marsmannetje

The police found several ALIENS working in illegal sweatshops.

vreemdeling, buitenlander

What about the living conditions of MIGRANT WORKERS?

rondtrekkende arbeider

Because of the war the young refugee had become ALIENATED from his family.

vervreemd

The reconciliation of the ESTRANGED father and daughter was touching to see.

verzoening, vereniging

Kelly didn't GRASP the importance of Jake's actions.

vatten, begrijpen

Kat broke one of the plates when it slipped from her GRASP.

greep

Does he COMPREHEND the difference between adjectives and adverbs?

begrijpen

Do you GET what I mean?

begrijpen

The ENTIRE team fell ill after having eaten the undercooked sausages.

volledige, complete

The boy admitted he had never actually read the book in its ENTIRETY.

volledig, geheel, totaliteit

This is ENTIRELY my fault - I should have warned you about that switch.

helemaal, volkomen

I QUITE agree with you; it's time to take action.

helemaal

Fortunately they RECOGNISED the seriousness of the problem and took action.

onderkennen

The mechanic carried an oddly shaped object that no one RECOGNISED.

herkennen

With this award, the film director finally gets the RECOGNITION he deserves.

erkenning

The town has changed BEYOND RECOGNITION in the last ten years.

onherkenbaar worden

With the sunglasses, the moustache and the wig the artist was UNREGOGNISABLE.

onherkenbaar, niet te herkennen

Mould is an INDICATION that food is no longer edible.

aanwijzing

Your symptoms INDICATE that you are suffering from pneumonia.

wijzen op

Resumption of the talks is INDICATIVE of an improving relationship between the countries.

kenmerkend voor, erop duiden

Can you please INDICATE exactly where it happened?

aanwijzen

These road signs MARK the diversion around the obstruction.

aanduiden

We had no INKLING of what was about to happen.

flauw vermoeden

In this CIRCUMSTANCE I think we had better forget about our trip to Japan.

omstandigheid, situatie

Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES should you respond to e-mails asking you to give your login and password.

onder geen beding, in geen geval

There's only CIRCUMSTANTIAL evidence linking him to the crime.

indirect

If the radius of the circle is 10cm, how much is its CIRCUMFERENCE? [C=2πr] [C≈62.8318]

omtrek

Please CONSIDER the consequences of your plan before you do anything.

nadenken over

It took him CONSIDERABLY longer to get home than he had expected.

aanzienlijk

A CONSIDERABLE part of our planet consists of water.

aanzienlijk, groot

It was very CONSIDERATE of him to point out I had dropped my purse.

attent

We will take your proposal INTO CONSIDERATION and call you back.

in overweging nemen

The landing CRAFT touched down on Mars 28 kilometres from the aimed point.

schip, vaartuig

He had photos of several AIRCRAFT, spacecraft and a hovercraft in his bedroom.

vliegtuig(en)

In the 17th century women were accused of sorcery and WITCHCRAFT.

hekserij

He learned the CRAFT of glassblowing from his father.

ambacht

In those days there were CRAFTSMEN such as potters, weavers and blacksmiths.

ambachtsman

The jewellery showed exquisite craftsmanship.

vakmanschap

REAL ESTATE prices have risen (to rise-rose-risen) in the past twenty years.

vastgoed

ESTATE AGENTS complained that the new tax system penalised home owners.

makelaar

We visited the ESTATE last weekend and marvelled over the lovely gardens.

landgoed

He grew up on a HOUSING ESTATE in Birmingham in a working-class family.

wijk, buurt, woonwijk

The Huns SWEPT across Europe from central Asia.

trekken

A big wave CRASHED right on top of me and swept me off my feet.

omver donderen of blazen

The election was a SWEEPING victory for the party.

totale, enorme, daverende

After the party, I had to SWEEP the floor with a broom to clean up the confetti.

vegen

I think we should take their PROPOSAL very seriously indeed.

voorstel

He SUGGESTED that we didn't use the computer until we were sure it was bug-free.

voorstellen, suggereren; aanbevelen

He PROPOSED to her after a romantic dinner in a small Italian restaurant near the quay.

ten huwelijk vragen

He has a business PROPOSITION that might interest you.

voorstel, aanbod

One very unusual EXHIBIT at the museum was a two-headed turtle.

geëxposeerd stuk

He will EXHIBIT some of his recent paintings in a gallery in Canterbury.

tentoonstellen

We went to an EXHIBITION of 17th century portraits in the town hall.

tentoonstelling

He got drunk at the wedding and MADE AN EXHIBITION of himself in front of everyone.

zich belachelijk maken, zichzelf voor schut zetten

The paintings will be ON DISPLAY in the National Gallery for ten weeks.

getoond worden, hangen

They had to DEAL WITH the situation quickly to prevent it from escalating further.

aanpakken

We'll try to TACKLE those problems if and when they occur.

aanpakken

It did not require a GREAT DEAL of imagination to realise what he meant.

veel, een hoop

The potential profits from the DEAL are enormous.

overeenkomst

The furniture DEALER is rolling back the prices on all beds for this week only.

handelaar