Chapter 17, 18, 19 Flashcards

target words (72 cards)

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What does assemble mean?

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To gather people or things together in one place

example: the students assembled in the gym for the ceremony

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What does assure mean ?

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To tell someone confidently that something is true or will happen

example: I assure you, everything will be fine.

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What does collapse mean ?

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To fall down suddenly, especially because of weakness or damage

Example : the building collapsed after the earthquake

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What is a constraint?

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A limitation or restriction.

Example: Budget constraints limited the project’s size.

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What does constructed mean?

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Built or made (usually buildings or structures).

Example: The bridge was constructed in 1999.

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What is the core?

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The central or most important part of something.

Example: The core of the issue is trust.

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What does denote mean?

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To indicate or mean something clearly.

Example: A red flag denotes danger.

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What is a domain?

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An area of knowledge, control, or internet space.

Example: Education is her professional domain.

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What does explicit mean?

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Clear and exact, with no doubt or confusion.

Example: The teacher gave explicit instructions.

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What is a framework?

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A structure or system that supports something.

Example: The legal framework protects workers.

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What does immigrate mean?

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To move to a new country to live there permanently

Example: She immigrated to Canada in 2005

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What is an implication?

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A possible effect or result of an action.

Example: The new law has serious implications.

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What is an inclination?

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A preference or tendency to do something.

Example: He has an inclination to be late.

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What is an investment?

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Putting money or time into something to get a benefit.

Example: Buying a house is a big investment.

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What is a license?

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Official permission to do something (often written).

Example: You need a driver’s license to drive

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What does mature mean?

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Fully grown or developed; acting responsibly.

Example: He’s very mature for his age.

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What is a notion?

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An idea or belief about something.

Example: She has a romantic notion of marriage.

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What is oddness?

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The quality of being strange or unusual.

Example: His oddness made him stand out.

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What does quote mean?

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To repeat exactly what someone else said or wrote.

Example: He quoted a famous writer.

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What is reluctance?

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Unwillingness to do something.

Example: She showed reluctance to speak.

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What does specify mean?

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To state something clearly and exactly.

Example: Please specify the time and place.

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What does subordinate mean?

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Lower in rank or position.

Example: He is a subordinate officer.

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What is a subsidy?

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Money given by the government to help lower costs.

Example: The farmer receives a government subsidy.

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What is validity?

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The quality of being correct or legally acceptable.

Example: They questioned the validity of the results.

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What does Advocate
A person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy
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Bias
Prejudice for or against something in a way considered to be unfair
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Bulk
The mass or the size of something large
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Coincide
To happen at the same time or be in agreement
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Compatible
Able to exist or work together without conflict
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Contrary
Opposite in nature, direction, or meaning
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Ethics
Moral principles the govern behavior
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External
Located on or related to the outside
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Finite
Having limits
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Forthcoming
Expected to happen soon
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Infrastructure
The basic physical and organizational structure needed for society.
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Integration
The process of combining things into a whole
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Legislation
Law considered by a group
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Levy
An official tax, fee or fine
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Margin
An edge or the difference between cost and price
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Ministry
A government department led by a minister
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Orient
To position something relative to a point or direction
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Output
The amount produced by a system or process
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Philosophy
The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge
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Portion
A part or share of a whole
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Practitioner
Someone who actively works in a profession
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Priority
Something regarded as more important than others
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Qualitatively
In term of the quality of something
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Refine
To improve something by making small changes
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Behalf
For someone else
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Colleague
A person you work with
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Compile
to collect and bring things to together
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Compound
Something made of two or more parts
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Comprehensive
Including everything
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Deduce
To figure something our from clues
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Empirical
Based on real experience or testing, not just ideas
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Equate
To say two thing are the same
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Guideline
A rule or suggestion to help you decide what to do
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Identical
Exactly the same
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Infer
To guess something from clues or facts
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Journal
A notebook or a magazine with serious articles
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Liberal
Open to new ideas or willing to give freely
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Mediate
To help people solve a problem or argument
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Notwithstanding
Even though, despite
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Pursue
To try to do or get something
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Restrain
To stop someone or something from moving
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Reveal
To show something that was hidden
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Statistics
Number and facts collected to study something
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Straightforward
Easy to understand or do
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Substitute
To replace one thing with another
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Summarize
To tell the main points in a short way
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Survive
To stay alive or keep going through something hard
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Undertake
To start doing something important or difficult