Share Cumulative 3 Revision for Reading Vocabulary W2&3
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......................... to deal with; manage
handle
......................... to return to doing something in the way it was done before
turn back
......................... to become available
come out
......................... one who depends on or craves a habit-forming substance, such as drug
addict
......................... to force somebody to do something
oblige
......................... to include as a necessary or inevitable part, condition, or result
involve
......................... to be curious or doubful about
wonder
......................... to remove or discharge the contents of
empty
......................... to stop doing or having a habit
give up
......................... to gain back the former condition of
recover
......................... to provide (what is wanted or required)
supply
...................... to gain; obtain; acquire something from something
get out of
..................... a visible mark or evidence of a past event or of something having been present
trace
..................... the basis for belief; that which constitutes proof of something
evidence
..................... to keep or stop from occurring or from doing something
prevent
..................... far beyond the usual or everyday
extraordinary
