definition(N):an explanation of the meaning of a word, phrase, etc EX : What is the definition of happiness?
advantage(N):something that puts you in a better position than other people. EX : The agreement is to our advantage
effective(adj): producing a result that is wanted : having an intended effect EX : I admire the effective use of colour in her paintings
abstract(adj): relating to or involving general ideas or qualities rather than specific people, objects, or actions EX : It's a little too abstract for my hobby.
intensity(n):the quality or state of being intense EX : He was drowned in the intensity of her love
1- Advertise: (v) to give information to the public about. Ex: Advertised for sale on their web site.
2- Attaining: (v) to come to or arrive at. Ex: The 24-year-old shows a maturity that many older directors rarely attain.
3- Global: (adj) pertaining to the whole world. Ex: As businesses go global, we can feel even further removed from the people who make things for us.
4- Reflecting: (v) to give back or show. Ex: They don’t necessarily reflect the views of hard. 5- Affluent: (adj) having an abundance of wealth. Ex: As society becomes more affluent in cash terms, time becomes more precious.
particularly:(adv) minutely He read it with particularly great interest. discover:(v) find out I discovered I didn't have my credit card with me when I want to pay my rent harmful:(adj)detriment Smoking is harmful toward:(adj) They're saving money toward a new house. wondering:(adj) marveling i was wondering if they go from there
Norm(N): An understand rule for accepted and expected behavior. Ex. Each professional company has norms that can make its dealing with employees and customers perfect.
Alleviate(V): To lesson pain or discomfort. Ex. He took Aspirin to alleviate his head’ headache.
Utmost(Adj): The greatest possible degree. Ex. Ahmad did his utmost worth to pass the TOEFL exam.
Ambivalence(Adj): Conflicting feelings. Ex. He has an ambivalence to go into theater tonight.
Induce(V): To promote, to cause, and to bring about. Ex. The teacher has induced his students to get high scores in the next exam.
Appropriate (adj): suitable; acceptable.
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Gifted (adj): talented; intelligent.
Ex. For being a gifted child, doesn't mean that he or she will be successful as an adult.
Underlying (adj): fundamental; latent.
Ex: Some characteristics cannot be forged, they are underlying on your own personality.
Predictions (n): declaration made in advance.
Ex: Even when the meteorologists make predictions about the weather, it could surprise them.
Predominant (adj): ruling, most important.
Ex: Curiosity, such as creativity are predominant behavior in young children.
observant: (adj) quick to notice things
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aptitude:(n) a naturel ability to do something
he has excellent aptitude for singing.
inconsistencies:(n) the fact or state being inconsistent
there is lots of inconsistencies between his sayings and attitudes.
innate:(adj) inborn, natural
her innate capacity for art
flair: (n) a special or instinctive aptitude or ability for doing something
i had not much scientic flair
definition(N):an explanation of the meaning of a word, phrase, etc
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advantage(N):something that puts you in a better position than other people.
EX : The agreement is to our advantage
effective(adj): producing a result that is wanted : having an intended effect
EX : I admire the effective use of colour in her paintings
abstract(adj): relating to or involving general ideas or qualities rather than specific people, objects, or actions
EX : It's a little too abstract for my hobby.
intensity(n):the quality or state of being intense
EX : He was drowned in the intensity of her love
stubbornly(adv): determined not to change your opinion or attitude.
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intended(adj): designed for sb or sth.
EX: The nores are intended as an introduction to the course.
extraordinary(adj): not normal or ordinary; greater or better than usual.
EX: They went to extraordinary lengths to explain their begaviour.
characteristic(n): a typical feature or quality that sth or sb has
EX: Personal characteristics, such as age and sex are taken into account.
curious(adj): having a strong desire to know about sth
EX: They were very curious about the people who lived upstairs.
1- Advertise: (v) to give information to the public about.
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2- Attaining: (v) to come to or arrive at.
Ex: The 24-year-old shows a maturity that many older directors rarely attain.
3- Global: (adj) pertaining to the whole world.
Ex: As businesses go global, we can feel even further removed from the people who make things for us.
4- Reflecting: (v) to give back or show.
Ex: They don’t necessarily reflect the views of hard.
5- Affluent: (adj) having an abundance of wealth.
Ex: As society becomes more affluent in cash terms, time becomes more precious.
Genius:(Noun)an exceptional natural capacity of intellect.
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Ability:(Noun)power or capacity to do or act physically.
EX:The ability to play the guitar is amazing.
Strategy:(Noun)the science or art of combining and employing the means of war.
EX:The general has a great strategy.
Creative:(Adj)having the quality or power of creating.
EX:Artists are very creative.
Instance:(Noun)a case or occurrence of anything.
EX:Rain can pour down in an instance.
ReplyDeleteApparent:(adj)seeming, not proven real
Ex;Population decline will become more apparent further down the road
Idealistic:(adj)visionary
She knew me as a soft touch for an idealistic underdog
Reluctance:(N)disinclination
The claim has to be called successful, if with some reluctance
Usefulness:(N)utility
But starting with a smaller design increases the usefulness of the technology
performance:(N)accomplishment
He ate nothing on the day of a performance and worked out with dumbbells every morning
particularly:(adv) minutely
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discover:(v) find out
I discovered I didn't have my credit card with me when I want to pay my rent
harmful:(adj)detriment
Smoking is harmful
toward:(adj)
They're saving money toward a new house.
wondering:(adj) marveling
i was wondering if they go from there
Norm(N): An understand rule for accepted and expected behavior.
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Alleviate(V): To lesson pain or discomfort.
Ex. He took Aspirin to alleviate his head’ headache.
Utmost(Adj): The greatest possible degree.
Ex. Ahmad did his utmost worth to pass the TOEFL exam.
Ambivalence(Adj): Conflicting feelings.
Ex. He has an ambivalence to go into theater tonight.
Induce(V): To promote, to cause, and to bring about.
Ex. The teacher has induced his students to get high scores in the next exam.
revolutionary(Adj): revolutionist
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wisdom(Noun): knowledge
Ex: Hammerman's Words of Wisdom.
Accessible(Adj): suitable
Ex: Penn's Take Your Professor to Lunch program makes faculty accessible to students.
Assembled(N): make up
Ex: a jury is being assembled at a Halifax murder trial.
Intelligence(N): information
Ex: The president reads the daily intelligence briefing every day.