controversial : (adj) giving rise or likely to give rise to public disagreement i do not like being in a controversial causes. deterrent : (n) a thing that discourages or is intended to discourage someone from doing something a nuclear weapons system regarded as deterring an enemy from attack. expose : (v) make (something) visible, typically by uncovering it. if the trees are not there the the car could be exposed and not stolen. surveillance: (n) close observation, esp. of a suspected spy or criminal the detective put the suspect under surveillance consensus : (n) general agreement a consensus of opinion among the judges surprised everyone.
reflecting;(v)reverse Ex;the Mirror reflect everything attaining;(v)to attain the age of 18 global;(adj)universal Ex;Global brand society;(n)community Ex;The international community expert:(n)pundit Ex:i have an expert friend
Citizen (n): a person native of a country; civilian. Ex: In my country, the entire male citizens are required to go to the army when they complete 18 years old.
Unaware (adj): ignorant; not being aware of something. Ex: I just discovered it now, I was unaware of this facts before.
Range (v): order; categorize. Ex: We have a wide range of chocolates in the market nowadays.
Lifestyle (n): way of life. Ex: It seems like the American lifestyle is quite different of the Japanese lifestyle.
Threaten (V): warn, pressure Ex: That thief threatened the cashier's life during the assault.
Derogatory(adj): An expressive of low opinion, insulting. Ex. He took derogatory about our project, so we got angry.
levity(n): lightness of speech or manner, something lacking seriousness. Ex. We had a long talking to talk about our levity that was in previous party.
Summation(n): A concluding statement containing a summary of principal points. EX. He said a nice summation in the end of his presentation.
Verity(n): A truth; the quality of being real, true, or accurate. Ex. I want to check about the verity of information that Mr. Ahmad said last class.
Relevant(adj): connected to the subject at issue, related to the point. Ex. Mr. Mark didn’t give a relevant evidence about his argument.
Security: (n) The state of being free from danger or threat. Ex. This building has an advanced security system.
Suspected: (v) Believe or feel that (someone) is guilty of an illegal, dishonest, or unpleasant act, without certain proof. Ex. David is one of the suspected for the bank robbery
composite:(n) A thing made up of several parts or elements Ex. There are an endless number of composite numbers
techniques:(n)A way of carrying out a particular task, esp. the execution or performance of an artistic work or a scientific procedure. Ex. There are a lot of teaching techniques that every teacher should follow.
Maintain:(v) Keep (something) at the same level or rate Ex. Nelson maintain his house every week.
observe(v): to see or notice sb/sth
ReplyDeleteEX: Have you observed any changes lately?
threaten(v): to be a danger to sth
EX: Pollution is threatening marine life.
commercial(adj):making or intended to make a profit
EX: The movie was not a commercial success.
unaware(adj): not knowing
EX: He was completely unaware of the whole affair.
composite(n): something made by putting together parts or materials
EX: The document was a composite of information from various sources.
controversial : (adj) giving rise or likely to give rise to public disagreement
ReplyDeletei do not like being in a controversial causes.
deterrent : (n) a thing that discourages or is intended to discourage someone from doing
something
a nuclear weapons system regarded as deterring an enemy from attack.
expose : (v) make (something) visible, typically by uncovering it.
if the trees are not there the the car could be exposed and not stolen.
surveillance: (n) close observation, esp. of a suspected spy or criminal
the detective put the suspect under surveillance
consensus : (n) general agreement
a consensus of opinion among the judges surprised everyone.
reflecting;(v)reverse
ReplyDeleteEx;the Mirror reflect everything
attaining;(v)to attain the age of 18
global;(adj)universal
Ex;Global brand
society;(n)community
Ex;The international community
expert:(n)pundit
Ex:i have an expert friend
You need to write complete sentences for your vocabulary words. You also need to write complete definitions for your vocabulary words.
DeleteCitizen (n): a person native of a country; civilian.
ReplyDeleteEx: In my country, the entire male citizens are required to go to the army when they complete 18 years old.
Unaware (adj): ignorant; not being aware of something.
Ex: I just discovered it now, I was unaware of this facts before.
Range (v): order; categorize.
Ex: We have a wide range of chocolates in the market nowadays.
Lifestyle (n): way of life.
Ex: It seems like the American lifestyle is quite different of the Japanese lifestyle.
Threaten (V): warn, pressure
Ex: That thief threatened the cashier's life during the assault.
Reduce:(V)to bring down to a smaller extent.
ReplyDeleteEX:Looks like gas prices isn't going to reduce anytime soon.
Behavior:(N)Manner of behaving or acting.
EX:The behavior for this child is unbelievable.
Monitoring:(N)Maintain regular surveillance over.
EX:The teacher is always monitoring his/her students.
Suspected:(V)to believe to be guilty.
The police have suspected that he is the criminal.
Sophisticated:(Adj)a person, ideas, tastes, manners, altered by education, experience
EX:This gentleman is a sophisticated person.
debate:(n./v)to argue or discuss
ReplyDeleteEx:There has been widespread debate of pollution.
boundary:(n.)something that indicates the farthest limit, as of an area; border
Ex:Old age has no precise boundary.
variable:(a.)liable to or capable of change: variable weather
Ex:The weather can be highly variable.
authority:(n.)the power or right to control, judge, or prohibit the actions of others
Ex:He is a authority on the education.
visible:(a.)capable of being perceived by the eye
Ex: On the inside, two difference color were visible
Sorry I'm Miroku.
ReplyDeleteprediction:(n.) Telling about the future or ahead.
He gave us the prediction.
underlying:(adj.) Something under anything or something hided.
She finds an underlying reason.
triangulate:(v.) Dividing something triangle.
She triangulates so many rice balls.
invasion:(n.) Invading or aggression.
He protests the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
mechanism:(n.) The system of how to make or how to work.
I know a watch mechanism.
infinite(adj) vast cosmical
ReplyDeleteThere are infinite money for him to use.
mystery(N) deceit allusion
That is the mystery game that nobody knows.
nonverbal(N) not a language
There's also a lot of nonverbal communication between partners.
ultimate(adj) fnally at the last
I went to the ultimate authority on the contract.
capacity(N) capacitance, containment
This cup has very large capacity.
criminal(N): person who regularly commits crimes.
ReplyDeleteEX: The criminal is still at large
equivalent(Adj): having the same value, use, meaning, etc
EX: The two computers are equivalent in speed
aspect(N): a part of something
EX: The book aims to cover all aspects of city life
access(N): a way of getting near, at, or to something or someone
EX: The only access to the farmhouse is across the fields
strategy(N):
EX: Our strategy will serve two ends
flourish:(n)curlicue, decoration
ReplyDeleteStreams allowed certain mountain plants to grow and flourish
comprehend:(v)understand
Students often don't understand what they have signed, parents don't comprehend, and that is what is intended
reluctant;(adj)unenthusiastic, unwilling
Farmers may be reluctant to cut their sales, and consumers may be unwilling to pay higher milk prices.
imperative;(adj)necessary
To stand out from the crowd, novelty is an imperative
dedicated;(v)donate, set aside for special use
We have both dedicated our careers to working with older adults.
1- Commercial: (adj) able to yield or make a profit.
ReplyDeleteEx: Commercial vehicles can easily dispense millions of liters of fuel per year.
2- Vehicle: (n) a means of transmission or passage.
Ex: At the center of the country's motor vehicle-manufacturing industry.
3- Resources: (n) a source of supply.
Ex: The site also provides links to many useful resources on gm crops.
4- Overcome: (v) to get the better of in a struggle or conflict.
Ex: Overcome by the gas immediately and give the person artificial respiration.
5- Facilities: (n) readiness or ease due to skill.
Ex: It is a modern facility boasting a 25 meter swimming pool.
Derogatory(adj): An expressive of low opinion, insulting.
ReplyDeleteEx. He took derogatory about our project, so we got angry.
levity(n): lightness of speech or manner, something lacking seriousness.
Ex. We had a long talking to talk about our levity that was in previous party.
Summation(n): A concluding statement containing a summary of principal points.
EX. He said a nice summation in the end of his presentation.
Verity(n): A truth; the quality of being real, true, or accurate.
Ex. I want to check about the verity of information that Mr. Ahmad said last class.
Relevant(adj): connected to the subject at issue, related to the point.
Ex. Mr. Mark didn’t give a relevant evidence about his argument.
Security: (n) The state of being free from danger or threat.
ReplyDeleteEx. This building has an advanced security system.
Suspected: (v) Believe or feel that (someone) is guilty of an illegal, dishonest, or unpleasant act, without certain proof.
Ex. David is one of the suspected for the bank robbery
composite:(n) A thing made up of several parts or elements
Ex. There are an endless number of composite numbers
techniques:(n)A way of carrying out a particular task, esp. the execution or performance of an artistic work or a scientific procedure.
Ex. There are a lot of teaching techniques that every teacher should follow.
Maintain:(v) Keep (something) at the same level or rate
Ex. Nelson maintain his house every week.