TOEFL Vocabulary

#301

abstract

Adjective

Example sentences

1. Love is an abstract idea.
2. The lesson moved from abstract ideas to real examples.
3. Justice is an abstract concept.

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#302

accurate

Adjective

Example sentences

1. The map is accurate and easy to use.
2. Please give accurate information on the form.
3. Accurate measurements are essential in scientific research.

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#303

acknowledge

Verb

Example sentences

1. She acknowledged that she had made a mistake.
2. The report acknowledges the limits of the study.
3. The author acknowledges several limitations.

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#304

aggregate

Verb

Example sentences

1. The system aggregates data from many schools.
2. We aggregated the scores to find the total.
3. The results were aggregated across all regions.

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#305

allocate

Verb

Example sentences

1. The school allocated more money to books.
2. We should allocate enough time for each task.
3. The government allocated funds to rural schools.

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#306

assign

Verb

Example sentences

1. The teacher assigned us a short essay.
2. Each student was assigned a different role.
3. Participants were assigned to two groups.

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#307

attach

Verb

Example sentences

1. Please attach the file to your email.
2. The label is attached to the box.
3. The researcher attached a label to each sample.

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#308

author

Noun

Example sentences

1. The author wrote three books about history.
2. We discussed the author's main idea.
3. The author supports the claim with evidence.

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#309

bond

Noun

Example sentences

1. The experience created a strong bond between them.
2. Water molecules form bonds with each other.
3. A chemical bond forms between the atoms.

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#310

brief

Adjective

Example sentences

1. We had a brief meeting before class.
2. She gave a brief answer to the question.
3. The lecture included a brief review of the theory.

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#311

capable

Adjective

Example sentences

1. This machine is capable of lifting heavy boxes.
2. She is capable of leading the team.
3. The device is capable of measuring very small changes.

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#312

cite

Verb

Example sentences

1. You must cite your sources in the essay.
2. The article cites several recent studies.
3. Students must cite all borrowed information.

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#313

cooperate

Verb

Example sentences

1. The two groups agreed to cooperate.
2. Students cooperated to finish the project.
3. The two institutions cooperated on the project.

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#314

discriminate

Verb

Example sentences

1. Young children learn to discriminate between sounds.
2. The law says employers must not discriminate against workers.
3. The test can discriminate between similar materials.

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#315

display

Verb

Example sentences

1. The screen displays the current temperature.
2. The museum displays old tools and clothes.
3. The graph displays changes over time.

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#316

diverse

Adjective

Example sentences

1. The city has a diverse population.
2. We studied a diverse range of subjects.
3. The sample included people from diverse backgrounds.

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#317

domain

Noun

Example sentences

1. Medicine is a complex domain of knowledge.
2. This issue belongs to the domain of public health.
3. Language learning involves several cognitive domains.

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#318

edit

Verb

Example sentences

1. Please edit your essay before submitting it.
2. An editor edited the article for clarity.
3. The writer edited the essay for clarity.

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#319

enhance

Verb

Example sentences

1. Good lighting can enhance the image.
2. The course enhanced her communication skills.
3. Visual aids can enhance understanding.

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#320

estate

Noun

Example sentences

1. The family owns a large country estate.
2. The estate includes a house and farmland.
3. The university developed housing on part of its estate.

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