Vocabulary7

1            Word; recur
      Definition: to occur again; as an event, experience
Part of speech: verb
        Sentence: The airplane accident recurred so that people protest against an airline company.
     Collocation: be repeated, come again

2             Word; courier
      Definition: a messenger especially in quick, guide
Part of speech: noun
        Sentence: He uses international courier service and get some staff from mother.
     Collocation: escort courier, motorcycle courier

3            Word; petition
      Definition: a formally drawn request, often bearing the names of a number of those making the                        request, that is addressed to a person or group of persons in authority or power, soliciting some favor,   right, mercy, or other benefit→request paper
Part of speech: noun
        Sentence: President subscribed a petition.
     Collocation: a letter of petition, subscribe a petition

4             Word; hesitate
      Definition: to be reluctant or wait act because of fear
Part of speech: verb
        Sentence: Japanese people hesitate to say what they think even if it is important.
     Collocation: hesitate to say, hesitate to decide

5            Word; mentor
      Definition: a wise and trusted counselor or teacher
Part of speech: noun
        Sentence: That teacher is a mentor of students and always a popular person among students.
     Collocation: adviser, coach, counsellor

6             Word; rectify
      Definition: to make, put, or set right; remedy; correct (modify, fix)
Part of speech: verb
        Sentence: Students rectify their mistake and teacher check it.
     Collocation: rectify errors, rectify the calculation

7            Word; tedious
      Definition: marked by monotony or the quality of state of being wearisome (weary: physically or mentally exhausted by hard work) , boring
Part of speech: adjective
        Sentence: Most of students slept in the tedious lecture.
     Collocation: tedious lecture, tedious routine

8            Word; repel
      Definition: to drive or force back (stranger or invader)
Part of speech: verb
        Sentence: His dog always try to repel the people by barking loudly.
     Collocation: repel the enemy, repel an attack

9            Word; hamper
      Definition: 1. to interfere with 2. to hold back; hinder; impede Noun: bag
Part of speech: verb
        Sentence: She was hampered by her long dress.
     Collocation: disturb, interrupt

10          Word; periodic
      Definition: recurring at intervals of time, regular
Part of speech: adjective
        Sentence: People should take a periodic health examination for their health and life.
     Collocation: periodic wind, periodic change, periodic health examination