COURT INTERPRETER WRITTEN EXAM
SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMS REVISE
qualm - Answer-an uneasy feeling of doubt, worry, or fear, especially about one's
own conduct
no holds barred - Answer-with no restrictions on the kinds of holds that are used.
the buck stops here - Answer-the responsibility for something cannot or should
not be passed to someone else.
hot under the collar - Answer-angry, resentful, or embarrassed.
off the charts - Answer-much better than usual
discernible - Answer-visible, detectable, noticeable, perceptible
stagger - Answer-to walk, move, or stand unsteadily (tambalearse, asombrarse)
slander - Answer-defame (someone's character), blacken someone's name, tell
lies about(calumnia, difamacion)
,baffle - Answer-perplex, puzzle, bewilder, mystify, bemuse, confuse (confundir,
perplejo)
bereaved - Answer-be deprived of a loved one through a profound absence,
especially due to the loved one's death(desconsolado, dolido)
dissolute - Answer-inappropriate (inapropiado)
consequential - Answer-following as an effect, result, or outcome; resultant;
consequent., indirect (consecuente)
rebuff - Answer-reject (rechazar, desaire)
muddle - Answer-mess (enredo, embrollo, caos)
malfeasance - Answer-dishonest or illegal activity (infraccion, actividad ilegal)
lampoon - Answer-sarcastic
platitude - Answer-over used, boring
humdrum - Answer-tedious
,poignant - Answer-affecting, painful
tussle - Answer-fight
gnarled - Answer-twisted
vaunt - Answer-boast about, show off
glib - Answer-smooth talker, superficial
churlish - Answer-bad manners
fluster - Answer-agitated, nervous
deluded - Answer-misguided
defile - Answer-desecrate, pollute, tarnish
inure - Answer-get use to
atone - Answer-make amends
contemptuous - Answer-arrogant
, fiendish - Answer-demonic, cruel
dispel - Answer-disperse
pinion - Answer-fasten, secured
unrequited - Answer-not mutual
inimical - Answer-antagonistic, hostile
fallow - Answer-inactive, uncultivated
misnomer - Answer-inappropriate name
daunt - Answer-frighten
egregious - Answer-flagrant; very noticeable especially for being incorrect // atroz,
terrible
steadfast - Answer-firm in purpose, resolution, faith, attachment (firme)
SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMS REVISE
qualm - Answer-an uneasy feeling of doubt, worry, or fear, especially about one's
own conduct
no holds barred - Answer-with no restrictions on the kinds of holds that are used.
the buck stops here - Answer-the responsibility for something cannot or should
not be passed to someone else.
hot under the collar - Answer-angry, resentful, or embarrassed.
off the charts - Answer-much better than usual
discernible - Answer-visible, detectable, noticeable, perceptible
stagger - Answer-to walk, move, or stand unsteadily (tambalearse, asombrarse)
slander - Answer-defame (someone's character), blacken someone's name, tell
lies about(calumnia, difamacion)
,baffle - Answer-perplex, puzzle, bewilder, mystify, bemuse, confuse (confundir,
perplejo)
bereaved - Answer-be deprived of a loved one through a profound absence,
especially due to the loved one's death(desconsolado, dolido)
dissolute - Answer-inappropriate (inapropiado)
consequential - Answer-following as an effect, result, or outcome; resultant;
consequent., indirect (consecuente)
rebuff - Answer-reject (rechazar, desaire)
muddle - Answer-mess (enredo, embrollo, caos)
malfeasance - Answer-dishonest or illegal activity (infraccion, actividad ilegal)
lampoon - Answer-sarcastic
platitude - Answer-over used, boring
humdrum - Answer-tedious
,poignant - Answer-affecting, painful
tussle - Answer-fight
gnarled - Answer-twisted
vaunt - Answer-boast about, show off
glib - Answer-smooth talker, superficial
churlish - Answer-bad manners
fluster - Answer-agitated, nervous
deluded - Answer-misguided
defile - Answer-desecrate, pollute, tarnish
inure - Answer-get use to
atone - Answer-make amends
contemptuous - Answer-arrogant
, fiendish - Answer-demonic, cruel
dispel - Answer-disperse
pinion - Answer-fasten, secured
unrequited - Answer-not mutual
inimical - Answer-antagonistic, hostile
fallow - Answer-inactive, uncultivated
misnomer - Answer-inappropriate name
daunt - Answer-frighten
egregious - Answer-flagrant; very noticeable especially for being incorrect // atroz,
terrible
steadfast - Answer-firm in purpose, resolution, faith, attachment (firme)
