(v) to do, to carry out, e.g. The police ____a search in his apartment.

(v) to give up, to quit,e.g. He __________ from police ten years ago.

(v) to be in rage, to become furious, e.g. She ________ about the way people mistreat her.

(v) to evade, to keep away from, e.g. You should ____ starting your sentence with a conjunction.

(v) to see as, to recognise or observe, e.g. This discovery was ______ as a major breakthrough.

(v) to reveal, e.g. I cannot _______ what we discussed.

(adj) to be honest, e.g. Are you being completely __________ with me?

(v) to remember somebody/something, e.g. ______ in mind that you don't need to do anything

(n) the feeling of being slightly angry, e.g. She stamped her foot in ___________.

(n) a letter written by somebody who knows you, e.g. We'll need a _________ from your current employer.

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C1 LEXIS - PART 3

Work out the meaning of words related to EXIT INTERVIEW

Term	Definition
conducted	(v) to do, to carry out, e.g. The police ____a search in his apartment.
resigned	(v) to give up, to quit,e.g. He __________ from police ten years ago.
ranted and raved	(v) to be in rage, to become furious, e.g. She ________ about the way people mistreat her.
avoid	(v) to evade, to keep away from, e.g. You should ____ starting your sentence with a conjunction.
perceived	(v) to see as, to recognise or observe, e.g. This discovery was ______ as a major breakthrough.
disclose	(v) to reveal, e.g. I cannot _______ what we discussed.
truthful	(adj) to be honest, e.g. Are you being completely __________ with me?
bear	(v) to remember somebody/something, e.g. ______ in mind that you don't need to do anything
annoyance	(n) the feeling of being slightly angry, e.g. She stamped her foot in ___________.
reference	(n) a letter written by somebody who knows you, e.g. We'll need a _________ from your current employer.

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