Word List 13 Statement: I doubt the accuracy of his statement. Amount: A petrol gauge shows the amount of petrol left in a car. Given: references are given in full at the end of this article. Advanced: This course is a prerequisite to more advanced studies. Milestone: Crank: Lexicographer: Bunch: We bunched around the fire. Costume: Her national costume showed her nationality. Scare: Manipulate: Do you know how to manipulate a computer? Juvenile: Phenomenon: Inflammation is a phenomenon of disease. Freight: The engine pulled a long line of freight cars. Vulnerable: He is vulnerable to temptation. Steam: The steam found a vent through a crack in the pipe. Valuable: The analysis of the samples provided valuable clues to the police. Presumably: The report is presumably correct. Sanctuary: Bring: Because the time is limited, we have to bring the discussion to an end today. Arithmetic: He got the answer by mental arithmetic. Request: He gladly complied with my request. Dash: The child dashed through the park. Treatment: The hospital provides free treatment to indigents. Coarse: My clothes were made of coarse cloth. Insecure: Linen: Inspiration: Generous: He is generous with his money. Cultivate: Father tries to cultivate my love for art. Campaign: She was a participant in these campaigns. Disorder: Overwork disorders the stomach. Spot: The paper was blotted with ink spots. Outcome: The outcome of their discussion is still unknown. Aggravate: Grief aggravated his illness. Deception: Sharpen: Practical: He is a practical man and doesn't like empty talk. Pliable: Disposal: The disposal of rubbish is always a problem. Subsidiary: This is our subsidiary company. Cautious: The old lady is very cautious with her money. Pattern: Terrain: It's a difficult terrain for tanks. Darkroom: Kneel: Overwhelm: Your kindness quite overwhelms me. Contempt: Her gesture was indicative of contempt. Recognize: We must recognize that we have been defeated. Badge: The olive leaf is a badge of peace. Economic: The government intends to apply economic sanctions. Feeble: Virtue: Fibre: Suburb: He lives in the suburb of Beijing and works in the city. Pulverise: Inductive: Fertilise: Ration: Debt: I have a commitment to him to pay all the debt. Attractive: May is such an attractive girl. Conquest: We are hoping that the conquest of cancer is imminent. Sophisticate: Snap: Express: May I take the opportunity to express my thanks? Identifiable: Nominal: Food is supplied at a nominal cost. Acquire: We should work hard to acquire a good knowledge of French. Bump: He bumped into his boss in the store. Graphology: Register: He registered the birth of his child. Extremely: The defendant was extremely tense. Rot: The food rotted. Ambulance: We'll send the ambulance to pick him up. Miserable: I was miserable from hunger. Continuous: