Vocabulary 17 July 08

pour (v) (n) The students poured out of the the hall without comply with the order.

offset (v) (n) The flycolor result of the English will be offset by the unexpected score of the maths.

rally (v) (n) The speech of the president rallied the confident of the consumer and pulled back to the American market.

extremely (ad)
circumstance (n)
ignore (v)
cue (n) (v)

falter (v) (n) The student voice faltered, and descriped the terrible experience.

worrisome (a) Bad result always is a worrisome matter for the student.

tie (v) (n)
shift (v) (n)

shrink (v) (n) The economy of America was shrunk by the speculation of unexpected subprime circumstances.

swing (v) (n) The swing of the bus made the students sick.

bloc (n) The bloc of the express service drafted a statement to protect the lowest labour cost.

clinch (v) (n) Blarak Obama clinched Clinton and became the candidate of the Democratic Party.

cushion (n) (v) The cushion lays on the seat and made comfortable to the person.

crucial (a) The decision is crucial and make sense by the supplier.

presence (n) The presence of the principal was surprised the students in the fallwell party.

crowd (n)
tout (v)

allot (v) The student was allotted a notebook to study in the campus.