[xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] identify verb To recognize or establish what something is. She couldn’t identify the sound coming from outside. We need to identify the cause of the problem. They identified a number of problem areas. She was able to identify her attacker. Can you identify the person in this photo?

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] force verb To make someone do something against their will. Don’t force him to make a decision. They were forced to leave their home. She forced herself to finish the project. He didn’t force me – I wanted to go. Did they force you to sign the contract?

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] call off phrase To cancel something that was planned. They called off the meeting unexpectedly. She had to call off the event last minute. We should call off the project if funding fails. They have called off their wedding. Did you call off the trip due to weather?

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 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] vital adjective Absolutely necessary or extremely important. Regular exercise is vital for good health. It is vital to follow the instructions. She played a vital role in the team. Reading is of vital importance in language learning. It’s absolutely vital that you do exactly as I say.

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] consolidate verb To combine or bring together into a single unit. They plan to consolidate their debts into one payment. Can we consolidate these files into one folder? She needs to consolidate her ideas for the presentation. Do you think it’s wise to consolidate our resources now?

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] application noun A formal request for something. His job application was accepted after careful consideration. The application for a visa was unfortunately denied. It takes time to process each application. My application for membership was quickly approved. Have you submitted your application for the program?

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] get along phrase To have a harmonious or friendly relationship. They always get along well with each other. He tries hard to get along with everyone. They seem to get along better these days. Perhaps they do not get along with their children. Can you get along with him despite differences?

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] decrease verb To become smaller or less in amount. Sales decreased significantly during the last quarter. The temperature has decreased steadily since last week. People should decrease the amount of fat they eat. Car sales decreased sharply this year. Will the new measures decrease the crime rate?

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] justify verb To show or prove to be right or reasonable. She has to justify her decision to everyone. They couldn’t justify the delay in the service. She always tries to justify her mistakes. They have failed to justify the price increase. Can you justify the expenses for this project?