2 Flashcards
(9 cards)
Footage
Footage (noun)
Meaning:
A recorded video or film, especially used for news, movies, or security recordings.
Examples:
1. The security camera captured clear footage of the robbery. (Recorded video evidence)
2. The documentary includes rare footage of wildlife in the jungle. (Video recording of animals in nature)
3. News channels showed live footage from the scene of the accident. (Recorded video for reporting)
It generally refers to video recordings of an event.
Lazy
Lazy (adjective)
Meaning:
Unwilling to work or put in effort; avoiding activity or hard work.
Examples:
1. He is too lazy to clean his room. (Unwilling to do work)
2. She spent the whole weekend being lazy and watching TV. (Inactive, not doing much)
3. A lazy student often waits until the last minute to study. (Not putting in effort)
It describes someone who avoids effort or work.
Concern
Concern (noun, verb)
As a noun:
Meaning: Worry, care, or interest about something.
Examples:
1. His main concern is his family’s safety. (Worry or care about something important)
2. Environmental concerns are growing worldwide. (Issues that people care about)
3. This does not involve you, so it’s not your concern. (Something that affects or relates to someone)
As a verb:
Meaning: To worry or be related to something.
Examples:
1. The news concerned everyone in the office. (Made them worried)
2. This rule concerns all employees. (Is related to them)
3. Don’t let small problems concern you too much. (Make you worried)
It can mean worry, care, or something that is related to a situation.
Claim
Claim (noun, verb)
As a verb:
Meaning: To say something is true, often without proof; to demand something as a right.
Examples:
1. He claims that he saw a UFO last night. (Says something is true but without proof)
2. She claimed her prize after winning the competition. (Demanded something she was entitled to)
3. The company claims to have the best customer service. (States as a fact)
As a noun:
Meaning: A statement that something is true; a demand for something.
Examples:
1. His claim that he invented the device was false. (A statement about something being true)
2. She filed a claim for insurance after the accident. (A formal request for money or rights)
3. Scientists are testing the claim that this drug can cure the disease. (A statement that needs proof)
It can mean stating something is true, requesting something, or asserting a right.
Haters
Haters (noun, informal)
Meaning:
People who criticize, dislike, or are negative about someone or something, often out of jealousy or personal bias.
Examples:
1. No matter how successful you are, there will always be haters. (People who dislike or criticize you)
2. She doesn’t let the haters affect her confidence. (Negative people trying to bring her down)
3. “Ignore the haters and keep doing your thing!” (Encouragement to not care about criticism)
It refers to people who express negativity or dislike, often unfairly.
Flourish
As a verb:
Meaning: To grow, develop, or succeed in a strong or impressive way.
Examples:
1. The plants flourish in rich soil. (Grow well)
2. His business is flourishing after years of hard work. (Becoming successful)
3. She flourished in her new job, gaining recognition quickly. (Thrived, did well)
As a noun:
Meaning: A dramatic or stylish action; an impressive way of doing something.
Examples:
1. He signed his name with a flourish. (A stylish or dramatic action)
2. The chef added a flourish of fresh herbs to the dish. (A decorative or impressive touch)
It means to grow successfully or add style and energy to something
Promote
To advance someone to a higher position
• Example: She was promoted to manager.
2. To advertise or publicize something
• Example: They are using social media to promote their new product.
3. To encourage the growth or success of something
• Example: Exercising regularly promotes good health
Regulate
Regulate (verb)
Most Common Meanings:
1. To control or manage something by rules or laws
• Example: The government regulates the use of drones in public areas.
2. To adjust or maintain something at a desired level
• Example: The thermostat regulates the room temperature automatically.
It generally means to control, manage, or adjust something systematically.
Objective
Objective (noun, adjective)
Most Common Meanings:
1. As a noun: A goal or purpose
• Example: His main objective is to finish the project on time.
2. As an adjective: Based on facts, not influenced by feelings
• Example: A judge must be objective when making decisions.
It generally means a goal (noun) or being unbiased (adjective).
