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ELELex CEFR C1

1694 words, in teaching order

Words 701–800

Leonese

Adjective

cumulus; cluster

Noun

framework, structure; fabric, framework (of ideas or opinions)

Noun

governability

Noun

conjunction; combination; conjunction

Noun

revolutionary

Noun

nut (for a bolt); penis

Noun

student teacher

Noun

attachment, inclination

Noun

to plug

Verb

to immobilize

Verb

Extremaduran

Adjective

to praise

Verb

to glisten

Verb

aerosol, spray (fine particles suspended in a gaseous medium); spray, spray can, aerosol can

Noun

microorganism

Noun

compendium

Noun

consulting; consultancy

Noun

calamity

Noun

to leave ajar; to slightly open; to slightly close; to tilt, flip, turn upside down

Verb

to lay (put in a horizontal position); to lie down

Verb

to reinvent; to reinvent (oneself)

Verb

to deepen, to dig; to delve deeply

Verb

anatomical; form-fitting, ergonomic

Adjective

eyelid

Noun

attempt, trial, experiment; endeavor

Noun

diversificación

diversification

Noun

to emerge, appear, surface; to sift

Verb

armchair; seat (in theatre, cinema, etc.)

Noun

recognizable

Adjective

perplexed, baffled, confused; nonplussed, nonplused

Adjective

to equate, to consider equivalent (something)

Verb

kiosk; newsstand

Noun

to soften; to tone down; to fade out; to vanish; to slip away (leave unnoticed)

Verb

to unite, to bring together

Verb

to straighten, to straighten out; to address (“to aim”)

Verb

unpopular

Adjective

twilight; dusk

Noun

to regularize, to standardize; to legalize

Verb

irritating; abrasive

Adjective

hint, insinuation; innuendo

Noun

treasury, treasurership

Noun

small stream, rivulet

Noun

to break (physically); to break (e.g. someone's spirit, one's faith or trust, one's power); to break, to breach (e.g. peace, the rules, a policy, a principle); to break down, to be broken (typically used figuratively)

Verb

goose, gander; idiot, fool (stupid or slow-witted person); clown, jokester; turkey

Noun

carport (parking structure with roof); bus depot; train depot; garage; car park

Noun

proletarian

Adjective

vibrant, eye-catching, showy, flashy

Adjective

enamel; glaze (coating on pottery); nail polish, nail varnish; tincture

Noun

organizational

Adjective

ovule (immature ovum); ovule

Noun

to ponder, consider; to weight

Verb

condolences

Noun

fervent; ardent

Adjective

surplus

Noun

to chase away, drive away; to run away

Verb

bachelor (person having the first university degree)

Noun

neuronal

Adjective

harmonic

Adjective

apathy

Noun

cyclic

Adjective

eminent

Adjective

hair; capillary

Adjective

preparatory, introductory

Adjective

fig tree

Noun

communicational

Adjective

bacterial

Adjective

heresy

Noun

subtlety, nicety

Noun

to reminisce

Verb

exhibitor (of works of art); speaker, exponent; display, cardboard display, display stand, display case, showcase (device, furniture or marketing-oriented bulk packaging for visual presentation for sales promotion)

Noun

to chant

Verb

luminosity

Noun

fever, calenture; horniness; cold sore; anger

Noun

back; backstroke

Noun

potential candidate

Noun

rhinoceros

Noun

biotechnology

Noun

sour; tangy; (of a person) bitter

Adjective

conjugal, relating to marriage

Adjective

to redeem; to ransom, liberate; to win back, reconquer; to buy back, redeem from pawn; to free, exempt; to save from, free from, deliver from

Verb

wasp (any of many types of stinging flying insects resembling a hornet, normally of the suborder Apocrita); quick-tempered person

Noun

to offer

Verb

elasticity; resilience

Noun

freeloading

Adjective

shame; modesty; stench, malodor, fetidness (bad smell)

Noun

to dazzle, to blind temporarily; to dazzle, amaze

Verb

licit; just, fair

Adjective

heartbreaking, overwhelming, heartrending; harrowing

Adjective

related to bullfighting; taurine; having the Zodiac sign Taurus

Adjective

superfluous, surplus, leftover

Adjective

brush, scrub (wild vegetation); thicket, copse

Noun

to nurse, to breastfeed.

Verb

lynx

Noun

optimisation

Noun

furtive; stealthy; poacher-like

Adjective

to promote, proclaim, boast

Verb

disuse (lack of use); obsolescence, desuetude (state of being no more used); abeyance; stay

Noun

to bake

Verb

idealistic

Adjective