Court Interpreter Written Exam Latest Update

Court Interpreter Written Exam Latest Update -900 Questions and 100% Verified Correct Answers Guaranteed A+ Verified by Professor

a dime a dozen - CORRECT ANSWER: very common and of no particular value

a fire in his belly - CORRECT ANSWER: a newfound passion, energy or determination

a hidden, secret agreement - CORRECT ANSWER: collusion\

a little under the weather - CORRECT ANSWER: feeling ill or unwell

a stitch in time saves nine - CORRECT ANSWER: if you sort out a problem immediately it may save a lot of extra work later

abet - CORRECT ANSWER: help, encourage or support someone in a criminal act

abjure - CORRECT ANSWER: solemnly renounce (abjurar, retractarse)

absence makes the heart grown fonder; but too much absence makes the heart wander

- CORRECT ANSWER: you feel more affection for those you love when parted from

them

abstraction - CORRECT ANSWER: something not concrete

abundant, plentiful - CORRECT ANSWER: copious\

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ace in the hole - CORRECT ANSWER: plan or piece of information kept secret until it becomes necessary to use it

achilles' heel - CORRECT ANSWER: a weakness or vulnerable point.

acquiesce - CORRECT ANSWER: agree or submit (consentir)

adjure - CORRECT ANSWER: beg (suplicar, rogar)

adroit - CORRECT ANSWER: adept, masterful

affray - CORRECT ANSWER: fight (refriega)

aghast - CORRECT ANSWER: horrified\

agile - CORRECT ANSWER: nimble

albeit - CORRECT ANSWER: although (aunque)

all ears - CORRECT ANSWER: Very eager to hear; acutely attentive

all is fair in love and war - CORRECT ANSWER: in certain highly charged situations, any method of achieving your objective is justifiable

all is not gold that glitters - CORRECT ANSWER: not everything that looks precious or true turns out to be so

all washed up - CORRECT ANSWER: completely over

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all washed up - CORRECT ANSWER: totally over

allay - CORRECT ANSWER: diminish

aloof - CORRECT ANSWER: removed or distant

ameliorate - CORRECT ANSWER: to make a bad or unpleasant situation better

amicus curare - CORRECT ANSWER: an impartial adviser, often voluntary, to a court of law in a particular case.

anathema - CORRECT ANSWER: abhorrence

apothegm - CORRECT ANSWER: a short pithy instructive saying\

apothegm - CORRECT ANSWER: adagio (adagio, aforismo)

apples and oranges - CORRECT ANSWER: used with reference to two things that are

fundamentally different and therefore not suited to comparison.

apt - CORRECT ANSWER: inclined; disposed; given; prone

arcane - CORRECT ANSWER: esoteric, obscure (secret)

arcane - CORRECT ANSWER: requiring secret or mysterious knowledge\

arduous - CORRECT ANSWER: difficult,strenuous,requiring much effort

at the drop of the hat - CORRECT ANSWER: without delay or good reason 3 / 4

atone - CORRECT ANSWER: make amends

augmentation - CORRECT ANSWER: kind of or change

badinage - CORRECT ANSWER: joking around

baffle - CORRECT ANSWER: perplex, puzzle, bewilder, mystify, bemuse, confuse

(confundir, perplejo)

baffle - CORRECT ANSWER: to confuse

basket case - CORRECT ANSWER: a person who is not in their right state of mind,

crazy or psychotic; country or organization in severe financial or economic difficulty

be of two winds - CORRECT ANSWER: vacillate (ser de dos mentes)

befuddled - CORRECT ANSWER: to confuse, as with glib statements or arguments: (politicians befuddling the public with campaign promises)

behest - CORRECT ANSWER: a person's orders or command. (orden, peticion)

bereaved - CORRECT ANSWER: be deprived of a loved one through a profound

absence, especially due to the loved one's death(desconsolado, dolido)

birds of a feather flock together - CORRECT ANSWER: people of the same sort or with the same tastes and interests will be found together

biting off more than he can chew - CORRECT ANSWER: to try to do something that is too big or difficult to do

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