tailieunhanh - EASIER ENGLISH BASIC DICTIONARY 10

EASIER ENGLISH BASIC DICTIONARY 10. This dictionary contains the most frequently used words in English and provides the basic vocabulary needed for everyday communication by anyone starting to learn the language. It is especially useful for elementary and pre-intermediate students of all ages and would be suitable for those working towards an elementary level English examination such as KET or PET. | instant 168 interest bullying in our local school. O In this instance we will pay for the damage. o for instance as an example o Why don t you take up a new sport - golf for instance instant instant noun a moment or second O For an instant he stood still and watched the policemen. adjective immediate O A savings account can give you instant access to your money. instantly instantli adverb so soon after an event that no time appears to have passed in between instead in sted instead of adverb in place of O We haven t any coffee -would you like some tea instead O If you can t go can I go instead O I m going instead of him because he s ill. O Instead of stopping when the police officer shouted he ran away. institute institjuit noun an organisation set up for a special purpose O They are proposing to set up a new institute of education. O She goes to the research institute s library every week. institution linsti tju f a n noun 1. an organisation or society set up for a special purpose O A prison is an institution which houses criminals. 2. a permanent custom O British institutions such as cream teas and the royal family O The lottery has rapidly become a national institution. 3. the process of setting something up O the institution of legal action against the president instruct in strAkt verb to show someone how to do something formal O We were all instructed in the use of the fire safety equipment. instruction in strAkfan noun 1. a statement telling someone what they must do 2. something which explains how something is to be done or used O She gave us detailed instructions how to get to the church. instructor in strAkta noun a teacher especially of a sport instrument instrumant noun a piece of equipment or a tool O The technical staff have instruments which measure the flow of electricity. insult1 insAlt noun a rude word said to or about a person O That is an insult to the government. O The crowd shouted insults at the police. insult2 in sAlt verb to say rude things .