Verbal Advantage (audio+pictures) FULLY COMPLETE VERSION I
Language/English
It's the first part of a complete version of this with original audio files (but compressed into 40kb/s bitrate for less size) for creating more solid word associations (with pictures from Google images chosen at my own discretion).
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Upgrades:
- separated one Deck into 10 decks (10 levels according to the book):
- Level 1 (fully filled with audio)
- Level 2 (fully filled with audio)
- Level 3 (fully filled with audio)
- Level 4 (fully filled with audio)
- Level 5 (fully filled with audio)
- Level 6 (fully filled with audio)
- Level 7 (here in the second part)
- Level 8 (here in the second part)
- Level 9 (here in the second part)
- Level 10 (here in the second part)
- fixed some misprints
Sample Data
| № | 521 |
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| Front | erratic
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| Content | something that is erratic does not follow any pattern or plan but happens in a way that is not regular : His breathing was becoming erratic. his erratic behaviour — erratically adverb : He always drives erratically. Synonyms: flighty, changeable, impulsive, fickle, capricious, whimsical, volatile, mercurial; incidental, sporadic, fitful. |
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| № | 155 |
| Audio | [non-mp3 audio] |
| Front | enigma
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| Content | A mystery, puzzle, riddle; perplexing problem; something or someone hard to understandor explain; anything baffling, inexplicable, or inscrutable.someone or something that is strange and difficult to understand SYN mystery : The neighbours regarded him as something of an enigma. enigmatic: mysterious and difficult to understand enigmatic smile/expression etc — enigmatically / -kli / adverb : ‘You’ll see,’ he replied enigmatically. |
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| № | 37 |
| Audio | [non-mp3 audio] |
| Front | unscrupulous
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| Content | Untrustworthy, dishonorable, deceitful, corrupt, lacking integrity or moral principles.Related words: scruple, something that causes hesitation or doubt in determining what is appropriate and proper; scrupulous, having scruples-hence, taking pains to do something exactly right. behaving in an unfair or dishonest way : unscrupulous employers — unscrupulously adverb THESAURUS dishonest, corrupt, devious, underhand sneaky, sly, unscrupulous, fraudulent |
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