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Question 1

tendency

Answer 1

“Tendency” refers to a natural inclination, a habit, or a prevailing disposition to act or behave in a particular way. It suggests a likelihood or propensity for something to happen or for someone to do something.
-He has a tendency to procrastinate when faced with difficult tasks.
-There’s a growing tendency among young people to pursue freelance careers.

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Question 2

recess

Answer 2

“Recess” has a few common meanings, but they generally refer to a break, a period of suspension, or a hidden/set-back space.

-The children eagerly ran outside for recess to play on the swings.
-The judge called a brief recess before the closing arguments were presented

Question 3

douche

Answer 3

-The doctor advised against using a vaginal douche regularly, as it can disrupt natural pH levels.
-That guy was such a douche for cutting in line and then insulting the cashier.”

Question 4

logistic

Answer 4

Logistic” (often used in the plural “logistics”) refers to the detailed organization and implementation of a complex operation, especially the movement of people, equipment, and supplies. It’s about how things are planned, managed, and executed to get something from point A to point B efficiently.

-The success of the military campaign depended heavily on precise logistics, ensuring that troops received their supplies on time
-Organizing a large music festival requires careful logistics, from stage setup to managing crowd flow and security.

Question 5

statements

Answer 5

A statement is a definite or clear expression of something in speech or writing. It’s basically telling or writing down something as a fact, or what you believe to be true. It can also be an official report or declaration.

-The company released a statement addressing the recent safety concerns

-he made a bold statement about his political beliefs during the debate

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Question 6

asset

Answer 6

Think of an “asset” as anything you own that’s worth money or could bring you money in the future. It could be something you can sell, like a house or a car, or something that earns you money, like investments or equipment for a business.

-Their primary asset was their house, which had significantly increased in value over the years

-The company’s new machinery is a valuable asset that will increase production efficiency.

Question 7

Penetration

Answer 7

Penetration” generally refers to the act of entering or passing through something, often with force or difficulty. It can be literal (physical entry) or figurative (gaining access or understanding)

-he bullet’s high velocity allowed for deep penetration of the target.
-he company’s new strategy aims for rapid penetration into the Asian mobile phone market.

Question 8

bummer

Answer 8

Bummer” is an informal expression used to describe a disappointing, unpleasant, or frustrating situation or experience. It’s a mild way of expressing sympathy or disappointment.

-The concert got canceled due to the rain. What a bummer

-I forgot my umbrella, so I got completely soaked on the way home. Total bummer

Question 9

untamed

Answer 9

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Question 10

unabashed

Answer 10

“Unabashed” describes someone who is not embarrassed, ashamed, or apologetic about something. They are bold, unashamed, and often quite open about their feelings or actions.

-He expressed his unabashed admiration for the artist’s work, praising every detail.

-Her unabashed self-promotion on social media helped her build a large following

Question 11

severe

Answer 11

Severe” means very great, intense, or strict. It describes something that is extreme, harsh, or serious in nature

-The region experienced a severe drought, causing widespread crop failure.” / “She suffered from severe headaches after the accident

-The student received a severe reprimand for cheating on the exam.

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Question 12

principle

Answer 12

اصل (asl): This is the most common and direct translation, meaning “principle,” “origin,” “root,” or “foundation.”
مبنا (mabnā): Meaning “basis,” “foundation,” or “principle.”
قاعده (qā’edeh): Meaning “rule,” “principle,” or “norm.”
بنیاد (bonyād): Meaning “foundation” or “basis.”
اصول (osool): The plural form of “asl,” meaning “principles.”

Question 13

hollow

Answer 13

Imagine something that’s empty on the inside, like a tunnel or a drum – that’s “hollow.” It can also describe a sound that’s deep and echoing because it’s coming from an empty space. Figuratively, if a victory feels “hollow,” it means it doesn’t feel satisfying or meaningful.

-The old tree trunk was hollow inside, providing a home for various small animals

-We heard the hollow sound of footsteps echoing through the deserted corridor.