Newspaper Headlines Vocabulary

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Fichas sobre Newspaper Headlines Vocabulary, creado por garispel4238 el 01/08/2016.
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ACT Take action. Do something. Power crisis: Government to act.
AID (noun) Military or financial help. More aid for poor countries.
AID (verb) to help. Unions aid bank strikers.
ALERT Alarm, warning. Terror alert in the Capital.
ALLEGE Make an accusation. Blind girl alleges unfair treatment.
APPEAR Apper in court accused of a crime. MP to apper on drugs charges.
AXE (verb) Abolish, close down. Postal service axed.
AXE (noun) Abolition, closure. Small schools face axe.
BACK Support. Opposition backs PM.
BAN Forbid, refuse to allow something. Government bans smoking in public.
BAR Refuse. Hotel bars football fans.
BID Attempt. Woman makes suicide bid.
BLAST (noun) Explosion. Blast at airport.
BLAST (verb) Criticize violently. Opposition blasts PM.
BLAZE Fire. Six die in temple blaze.
BLOW Bad news, unfortunate happening. Smith ill: blow to world cup hopes.
BOND Political or business association. Indian cuts trade bonds with China.
BOOM Big increase; prosperous period. Economic boom: urban rich to benefit.
BOOST Encourage. Government plans to boost exports.
BRINK Edge of disaster. Global warming: earth on brink of disaster.
CALL FOR Demand. Appeal for. Trade unions call for strike.
CAMPAIGN Organized effort to achieve social or political result. MP launches campaign for tax reforms.
CLAIM (verb) Make a statement that something is true. US scientists claim cancer breakthrough.
CLAMP DOWN ON Deal firmly with. Police to clamp down on eve teasing.
CLASH Quarrel, fight. Students clash with police.
CLEAR Find innocent. MP cleared on drug charges.