accelerate
accelerate
feedback plays an enhancing role, to accelerate a physiological process.
feedback plays an enhancing role, to accelerate a physiological process.
Many people are unable to ___________ the unhappiness they feel. A: calculate B: accumulate C: articulate D: accelerate
Many people are unable to ___________ the unhappiness they feel. A: calculate B: accumulate C: articulate D: accelerate
Financial crises normally ______ in the accumulation of bubbles and the subsequent bursts. A: accelerate B: originate C: graduate
Financial crises normally ______ in the accumulation of bubbles and the subsequent bursts. A: accelerate B: originate C: graduate
The operation could prolong his life by two or three years. A: broaden B: worsen C: extend D: accelerate
The operation could prolong his life by two or three years. A: broaden B: worsen C: extend D: accelerate
Sara was quite confident that she could ________ the task on her own. A: accompany B: accelerate C: accommodate D: accomplish
Sara was quite confident that she could ________ the task on her own. A: accompany B: accelerate C: accommodate D: accomplish
We must seize all opportunities to our economic development. A: abandon B: accelerate C: strain D: compose
We must seize all opportunities to our economic development. A: abandon B: accelerate C: strain D: compose
All the committee members agree that the present task is to ______ economic growth. A: manufacture B: accelerate C: associate D: prosper
All the committee members agree that the present task is to ______ economic growth. A: manufacture B: accelerate C: associate D: prosper
"In the recent years of economic boom, the crows have quietlyamassedgreat power." The underlined word means. A: accelerate B: access C: accumulate
"In the recent years of economic boom, the crows have quietlyamassedgreat power." The underlined word means. A: accelerate B: access C: accumulate
(v.)to speed up, cause to move faster; to bring about more quickly A: accommodate B: accelerate C: adequate D: attain
(v.)to speed up, cause to move faster; to bring about more quickly A: accommodate B: accelerate C: adequate D: attain