manipulate : (v) handle or control (a tool, mechanism, etc.), typically in a skillful manner He manipulated the dials of the set.
retain: (v) continue to have (something); keep possession of Built in 1830, the house retains many of its original features
subtance : (n) a particular kind of matter with uniform properties A steel tube coated with a waxy substance.
etch : (v) (be etched) (of an experience, image, etc.) be permanently fixed in someone's memory The events remain etched in the minds of all who witnessed them.
evaporate : (v) end, pass, pass away, fizzle out, peter out, wear off, vanish, fade, disappear, dissolve, melt away. ANTONYMS materialize . The feeling has evaporated
evaporate:(v) be shattered fall through Open, vegetated space like this helps water evaporate throughout the day. immediately:(adverb) straightway We will do it immediately in order to finish this job. decade:(N) ten I will make a lot of money in next decade. implicit:(adj) reserved, veiled Implicit in his nervousness was a very hard decade since they last met. temporarily:(adverb) impromptu, extempore Outage temporarily cuts power to ASU campus.
terminal:(adj.)of, being, or situated at an end, terminus, or boundary: a terminal station ; terminal buds Ex;This is a bus terminal
unexpected:(adj.)surprising or unforeseen Ex:There is a unexpected invitations from the U.S.
consumption(n.)the act of consuming or the state of being consumed, esp by eating, burning, etc Ex:Long-term consumption of the chemical substantially lowered the rats' blood pressure.
shortcoming(n.)a failing, defect, or deficiency Ex: i have a lot of shortcomings.
theme(n.)an idea or topic expanded in a discourse, discussion, etc Ex:this is a theme song for a movie.
1-Obtain (V): Get, acquire, or secure (something): Ex. i got an opportunity to obtain advanced levels in ACEP 2- Beyond ( Preposition); At or to the further side of Ex: Ahmed pointed to a shop beyond the trees 3-distributed (v) : Supply (goods) to stores and other businesses that sell to consumers Ex. David have the distributed for Hp laptops in north America 4-mnemonic (v) : A device such as a pattern of letters, ideas, or associations that assists in remembering something Ex. A lot of people use a mnemonic to help their memory> 5- Approach (v): ome near or nearer to (someone or something) in distance: Ex. the plane have approached the main airport.
1- Release: (V) to lease again.
ReplyDeleteEx: Their two children new figures released also generously donated.
2- Temporarily: (adj) effective for a time only.
Ex: My computer was acting up so I was temporarily off line for a few hours
3- Conscious: (adj) having the mental faculties fully active.
Ex: He was conscious during the operation.
4- Implicit: (adj) unquestioning or unreserved.
Ex: Implicit conversions loose no more information than explicit ones.
5- Logical: (adj) to be expected.
Ex: War was the logical consequence of such threats.
Aziz,
DeleteRelease does not mean to release again. Look up the word and write the correct meaning.
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ReplyDeletemanipulate : (v) handle or control (a tool, mechanism, etc.), typically in a skillful manner
ReplyDeleteHe manipulated the dials of the set.
retain: (v) continue to have (something); keep possession of
Built in 1830, the house retains many of its original features
subtance : (n) a particular kind of matter with uniform properties
A steel tube coated with a waxy substance.
etch : (v) (be etched) (of an experience, image, etc.) be permanently fixed in someone's memory
The events remain etched in the minds of all who witnessed them.
evaporate : (v) end, pass, pass away, fizzle out, peter out, wear off, vanish, fade, disappear, dissolve, melt away. ANTONYMS materialize .
The feeling has evaporated
decade(n): ten years
ReplyDeleteEX: In the past decade,this country developed a lot.
psychologist(n): people who study how the mind works
EX: He is a psychologist.
mystery(n): something difficult to understand
EX: Their motives remain a mystery.
intrigue(v): to make sb want to know more about sth
EX: You've really intrigued me.
etch(v): to cut lines into a piece of glass, metal etc.
EX: A glass tankard etched with his initials.
Enhancement (n): argumentation; improvement
ReplyDeleteEx. To achieve an enhancement in our English skills, we have to work hard.
Nod (v): gesture with head
Ex. Nodding is one way of non-verbal communication that could means yes or no, depending on its direction.
Manipulate (v): handle physically
Ex. The pharmacist manipulates medicines according with doctor’s prescription.
Etch (v): carve; delineate
Ex. He etched carefully a flower on the wood using a knife.
Crucial (adj): critical, important
Hence (adv): for that reason; therefore
Ex. He had not read the book, hence he failed the test.
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ReplyDeleteUnconscious:(adj)without awareness.
ReplyDeleteEX:This person has been unconscious for an hour.
Recall:(V)to bring back from memory.
EX:I recall what happened in this place ten years ago.
Emotional:(adj)pertaining to or involving emotion
EX:He is very emotional.
Record:(V)to cause to be set down or registered.
EX:She is recording our conversation.
Formation:(N)the act or process of forming or the state of being formed.
EX:The formation of soldiers is very organized.
reasonable(adj):fair and sensible
ReplyDeleteEX:I think the price is reasonable
cognitive(adj):of, relating to, or involving conscious mental activities
EX:As children grow older, their cognitive processes become sharper
sensory(adj):of or relating to your physical senses
EX:sensory information passing through the spinal cord
declarative(adj):having the form of a statement rather than a question or a command
EX:He said a simple declarative sentence.
procedural(adj): involving a formal procedure.
EX:A Spanish judge rejected the suit on procedural grounds
Oust(v): To remove, to force out.
ReplyDeleteEX: The manger ousted the neglected employee form the company.
Republic(n): A state where power rests with the citizens.
EX: Egypt has the system of republic as judgement system.
Milieu(n): Environment, atmosphere, surroundings.
EX: ASU has a nice milieu to make students feel more comfortable.
Utopian(adj): Involving idealized perfection.
EX: ASU has tried to make its utopian community.
Ideology(n): A system of beliefs or ideas , often political.
EX: President Obama has presented his political ideology to win in next election
function:(n)capacity, job
ReplyDeletepower and appeal has been in part a function of freedom of choice.
concerned:(v)affect personally
One question that was involved concerned happiness of the pigs in the two conditions
instrument:(n)tool, implement
an instrument that could already be heard almost all over the campus can now be heard around the world.
elaboration:(n)illustration
this is a complex and interesting subject that bears further elaboration and development
variety:(n)difference
Several companies offer a variety of excursions
evaporate:(v) be shattered fall through
ReplyDeleteOpen, vegetated space like this helps water evaporate throughout the day.
immediately:(adverb) straightway
We will do it immediately in order to finish this job.
decade:(N) ten
I will make a lot of money in next decade.
implicit:(adj) reserved, veiled
Implicit in his nervousness was a very hard decade since they last met.
temporarily:(adverb) impromptu, extempore
Outage temporarily cuts power to ASU campus.
terminal:(adj.)of, being, or situated at an end, terminus, or boundary: a terminal station ; terminal buds
ReplyDeleteEx;This is a bus terminal
unexpected:(adj.)surprising or unforeseen
Ex:There is a unexpected invitations from the U.S.
consumption(n.)the act of consuming or the state of being consumed, esp by eating, burning, etc
Ex:Long-term consumption of the chemical substantially lowered the rats' blood pressure.
shortcoming(n.)a failing, defect, or deficiency
Ex: i have a lot of shortcomings.
theme(n.)an idea or topic expanded in a discourse, discussion, etc
Ex:this is a theme song for a movie.
1-Obtain (V): Get, acquire, or secure (something):
ReplyDeleteEx. i got an opportunity to obtain advanced levels in ACEP
2- Beyond ( Preposition); At or to the further side of
Ex: Ahmed pointed to a shop beyond the trees
3-distributed (v) : Supply (goods) to stores and other businesses that sell to consumers
Ex. David have the distributed for Hp laptops in north America
4-mnemonic (v) : A device such as a pattern of letters, ideas, or associations that assists in remembering something
Ex. A lot of people use a mnemonic to help their memory>
5- Approach (v): ome near or nearer to (someone or something) in distance:
Ex. the plane have approached the main airport.