New words for OET Listening and Reading, Parts B and C. Each one was chosen because it comes up in OET recordings and texts: this is vocabulary for the exam, not general English. Every card has the meaning, two synonyms and an example, with a British pronunciation and a translation in your language.
In Listening and Reading Parts B and C the right option rarely repeats the words you heard or read. The recording says one thing and the correct option says it another way, so the marks go to the candidate who recognises the word and its synonyms. That is why every card gives you two synonyms next to the meaning, and an example sentence in the kind of healthcare context the exam uses.
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A clear, plain English meaning of the word as it is used in OET recordings and texts.
The other words a recording or an answer option may use for the same idea.
The word in a short healthcare sentence, so you see how it is used, not only what it means.
Hear the word, its meaning, both synonyms and the example read aloud in British English, with each word lit up as it is spoken.
The word, meaning, synonyms and example translated into your language. The translation is shown, not spoken.
Three cards from the list, each shown with its word translated into one language. They may not be the words on the schedule today. In the section every part can be played aloud, and the meaning, synonyms and example are translated too, in the language you choose.
Adjective
ناگزیر (Urdu)
Certain to happen.
Some level of muscle loss is inevitable during long immobilisation.
British pronunciation: the word, its meaning, both synonyms and the example.
Noun
доля, часть (Russian)
A part or percentage of a whole.
A large proportion of patients preferred virtual consultations.
British pronunciation: the word, its meaning, both synonyms and the example.
Verb
Adhérer à (French)
To stick fast to a surface; or to follow guidelines or rules strictly.
It is critical that patients adhere to their prescribed antibiotic course to prevent resistance.
British pronunciation: the word, its meaning, both synonyms and the example.
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OET Ultimacy was founded by Dr Ahmed Elgendy, licensed medical doctor and certified OET instructor. OET Vocabulary sits alongside the platform's computer-based OET Listening practice tests and OET Reading mocks, where you can put the words to work in full, timed Parts B and C.
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