Venus Nabalera

00:16.85]exact?

00:17.95]To be exact,

00:19.10]she is a very exact person.?

00:22.71]exposure?

00:24.91]Exposure of children to TV violence will harm their mental health.?

00:30.92]faint?

00:32.67]I haven't the faintest idea about what she is up to.?

00:37.26]frighten?

00:39.45]News of the robberies frightened many people into fitting new locks to their doors.?

00:46.56]genuine?

00:48.97]He'll be able to tell if the diamonds are genuine at a glance.?

00:54.44]hint?

00:56.52]He hinted to us nothing of his resignation.?

01:00.79]inquire?

01:02.98]People called to inquire after the baby.?

01:06.59]insert?

01:08.89]Later,people tried to lift a building off its foundation,and insert rubber and steel

01:16.35]between the building and its foundation to reduce the impact of ground vibrations.?

01:23.56]nervous?

01:25.10]The investors became nervous at the freezing of the assets.?

01:30.35]normal?

01:32.21]Wet weather is quite normal at this time of year.?

01:36.25]procedure?

01:38.89]Do you know the correct procedure to follow during a fire drill??

01:43.37]progress?

01:45.89]We have made pleasing progress in our talks.?

01:49.72]property?

01:52.34]The car is my property,

01:54.64]you mustn't use it without my permission.?

01:57.81]reality?

02:00.11]I don't doubt the reality of his story.

02:03.72]regulate

02:06.35]The activities of stock exchanges are regulated by law.?

02:11.27]release?

02:13.68]Automation is beginning to release workers from the bondage of mindless,

02:19.58]repetitive toil.?

02:21.77]relevant?

02:23.41]It's said that a person's fate is relevant to his character.?

02:29.21]represent?

02:30.85]You will need a lawyer to represent you in court.

02:34.35]request

02:37.41]We request the honour of your company at dinner.?

02:41.46]resist?

02:43.98]Jill couldn't resist making jokes about his baldness.?

02:49.34]specialize ／-ise?

02:52.18]He specializes in repairing computers.?

02:55.80]temper?

02:57.00]The unlucky owner mutters a curse at the manufacturer and,

03:00.60]in a foul temper,

03:04.00]goes looking for a repairman.?

03:07.06]tough?

03:09.10]Television has turned out to be a tough competitor for advertising and audience

03:14.28]to the newspaper industry.?

03:17.57]undergo?

03:18.99]People inevitably undergo a period of adjustment after the loss of their spouse.?

03:27.30]vision?

03:28.29]She wears glasses to improve her poor vision.

03:32.45]yield?

03:34.19]If unity is sought through struggle,

03:37.26]it will live;if unity is sought through yielding,

03:41.09]it will perish.?

03:44.59]absorbed?

03:46.12]He was too absorbed in the newspaper to hear the bell.?

03:50.83]abundant?

03:53.45]We have abundant proof of his guilt.?

03:56.08]application?

03:59.69]Portugal made a formal application to join the EEC.?

04:05.60]appointment?

04:07.13]I have an appointment with my dentist this afternoon.?

04:11.28]arrange?

04:13.58]These books are arranged in alphabetical order.?

04:17.85]attraction?

04:20.47]The Great Wall of China is one of the greatest tourist attractions in the world.?

04:26.93]attractive?

04:29.22]I don't find him attractive at all.?

04:32.94]beneficial?

04:36.15]The revival of the railroad service will be immensely beneficial

04:40.53]for the speedy movement of passengers and cargo.?

04:45.01]boast

04:46.76]Nobody should boast of his learning.?

04:49.83]burst?

04:52.45]She burst through the door.?

04:54.53]chase?

04:57.71]She chased the thief for 100yards.?

05:01.21]chill?

05:03.50]She is charmed by the President but also chilled by what she sees as his inexhaustible deed.

05:12.47]clumsy?

05:14.22]I wanted to dance,

05:15.98]but I felt clumsy and stupid.?

05:19.59]coastal?

05:20.58]He enjoyed fishing in coastal waters.?

05:24.40]competent?

05:27.25]He's not competent to look after young children.?