SCIENCE OF PERSUATION Flashcards

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to support or argue for (a cause, policy, etc.); to plead in favor of.

They advocated a return to traditional teaching methods.

Jie (pasisakė už) grįžimą prie tradicinių mokymo metodų.

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advocate

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if you acknowledge a fact or a situation, you accept or admit that it is true or that it exists.

Belatedly, the government has acknowledged the problem.

Pavėluotai vyriausybė (pripažino) problemą.

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acknowledge

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to state a fact or belief firmly.

The defendants continue to assert their innocence.

Kaltinamieji ir toliau (tvirtina) esą nekalti.

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assert

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to say that the fact, statement or theory is incorrect or untrue.

No one disputes that vitamin C is of great value in treatment of scurvy.

Niekas (neginčija), kad vitaminas C yra labai naudingas gydant skorbutą.

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Dispute

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5
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if you imply that something is the case, you say something which indicates that it is the case in an indirect way.

Are you implying that I had something to do with those attacks?

Ar nori (duoti suprasti), kad aš turėjau ką nors bendro su tais išpuoliais?

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imply

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to show or prove that a decision, action or an idea is reasonable or necessary.

No argument can justify a war.

Joks argumentas negali (pateisinti) karo.

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Justify

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to dislike or disapprove something.

A lot of people will object to the book.

Daugelis žmonių (prieštaraus) knygai.

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Object

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to explain an idea or a plan in a general way.

The mayor outlined his plan to clean up the town’s image.

Meras (išdėstė) savo planą sutvarkyti miesto įvaizdį.

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Outline

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9
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to express doubts whether something is true, reasonable or worthwhile.

It never occurs to them to question the doctor’s decisions.

Jiems nė į galvą neateina (suabejoti) gydytojo sprendimais.

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Question

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10
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the help that you get from something or the advantage that results from it.

For maximum benefit, use the treatment every day.

Norėdami gauti didžiausią (naudą), naudokite gydymą kiekvieną dieną.

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Benefit

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a discussion about a subject on which people have different views.

There has been a lot of debate among scholars about this

Tarp mokslininkų dėl to kilo daug (diskusijų)

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Debate

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12
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an aspect of something or someone that makes them less acceptable than they would otherwise be.

The only drawback of the apartment was that it was too small.

Vienintelis buto (trūkumas) – per mažas.

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Drawback

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anything that you see, experience, read or are told that causes you to believe that something is true or has really happened.

There is a lot of (evidence) that stress is partly responsible for disease.

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Evidence

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a fact, argument or a piece of evidence which shows that something is definitely true or definitely exists.

Economists have been concerned with establishing (proofs for) their arguments.

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Proof

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