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Bạn có thể tìm hiểu tất cả hàng trăm hàng ngàn từ trong ngôn ngữ tiếng Anh - nhưng bạn có thể tìm hiểu những từ khó khăn bạn có thể cần phải biết. Nếu bạn muốn tăng vốn từ vựng của bạn cho các bài kiểm tra tiêu chuẩn hóa hoặc thông tin liên lạc chỉ là tốt hơn, New World Essential Webster từ vựng là công cụ duy nhất bạn cần. | A SAT Words 27 arable AR i bl adj. appropriate for plowing and therefore for growing crops n. cultivatable land A farm is only as useful as its arable land. Thomas bought the field on the basis of its arability. arability n. arbitration AHR bit RA shn n. the act of settling a dispute by a person or group picked to hear both sides and make a decision arbitrator n. the person s who so decide s Jackie s dispute with the cable company was settled by binding arbitration meaning that the arbitrator s decision was final and had to be abided by. Nonbinding arbitration is more like advice after a fair hearing because neither party has to follow that advice. arboreal ahr BAWR ee uhl adj. 1. having to do with trees 2. living in trees or adapted to living in trees A tropical rain forest is an arboreal habitat full of trees. Certain monkeys and sloths are arboreal and spend their entire lives in the trees while squirrels are equally at home on the ground and out on a limb. architect AHRK i tekt n. 1. a person whose job is to design and draw up plans for buildings bridges etc. 2. any similar designer in a specific field 3. a planner or creator Frank Lloyd Wright s architecture is impressively displayed in New York City s Guggenheim Museum of Art where visitors begin at the top and walk continuously downhill. Perhaps our most celebrated naval architect was Admiral Hyman Rickover the father of the nuclear submarine. The men who wrote the U.S. Constitution were the architects of American democracy. arena uh REE nuh n. 1. The central part of an ancient Roman amphitheater where gladators fought and shows were put on 2. an area used for sporting and other events usually surrounded by rows of seats the building containing same 3. any area of struggle or conflict In the arenas of Rome gladiators swords often clashed. Basketball is the most frequent conflict in today s sports arenas like the Staples Center or Madison Square Garden. Both candidates rolled up their sleeves and joined .
