Unit 5b Flashcards

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What does ‘straightaway’ mean?

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Immediately or without delay.

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What does ‘ahead of one’s time’ mean?

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Having ideas or attitudes that are more advanced than the current time.

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What does ‘alleviate’ mean?

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To make something less severe or serious.

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What are ‘applaud’ and ‘applause’?

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‘Applaud’ means to show approval by clapping. ‘Applause’ is the clapping itself.

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What do ‘attach’ and ‘attachment’ refer to?

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‘Attach’ means to join or fasten something. ‘Attachment’ is the act of attaching or a thing that is attached.

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What is ‘backache’?

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Pain in the back.

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What do ‘dedicate’ and ‘dedication’ mean?

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‘Dedicate’ means to devote to a task or purpose. ‘Dedication’ is the quality of being committed.

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What does ‘engage’ mean?

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To participate or become involved in.

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What do ‘flexible’ and ‘flexibility’ mean?

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‘Flexible’ means capable of bending easily without breaking. ‘Flexibility’ is the quality of being adaptable.

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What does ‘found’ mean?

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To establish or set up.

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What do ‘rehabilitate’ and ‘rehabilitation’ mean?

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‘Rehabilitate’ means to restore to a former state. ‘Rehabilitation’ is the process of restoring.

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What do ‘relate’, ‘relation’, and ‘relative’ refer to?

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‘Relate’ means to show a connection. ‘Relation’ is the way in which two or more concepts are connected. ‘Relative’ refers to something that is dependent on something else.

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What does ‘root’ mean?

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The part of a plant that attaches it to the ground and absorbs nutrients.

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What is ‘self-defense’?

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The act of defending oneself from physical harm.

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What do ‘severe’ and ‘severity’ mean?

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‘Severe’ means very bad or serious. ‘Severity’ is the condition of being severe.

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What does ‘specialize’ mean?

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To focus on a particular area of study or work.

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What does ‘stamina’ mean?

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The ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort.

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What do ‘strength’ and ‘strengthen’ mean?

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‘Strength’ is the quality of being strong. ‘Strengthen’ means to make stronger.

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What does ‘break down’ mean?

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To stop functioning.

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What does ‘break into’ mean?

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To enter a place illegally.

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What does ‘break out’ mean?

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To escape from a place.

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What does ‘break up’ mean?

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To end a relationship.

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What does ‘bring about’ mean?

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To cause something to happen.

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What does ‘catch on’ mean?

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To become popular or understood.

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What does 'catch up with' mean?
To reach the same standard or level as someone else.
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What does 'depend on' mean?
To rely on someone or something.
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What does 'rely on' mean?
To depend on someone or something.
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What does 'comment on' mean?
To express an opinion about something.
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What does 'congratulate on' mean?
To express joy or praise for someone's achievement.
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What does 'insist on' mean?
To demand something forcefully.
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What does 'result in' mean?
To cause a particular outcome.
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What does 'invest in' mean?
To put money into something for profit.
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What does 'believe in' mean?
To have faith or confidence in something.
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What does 'participate in' mean?
To take part in an activity.
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What does 'specialize in' mean?
To focus on a specific area of expertise.
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What does 'lead to' mean?
To cause something to happen.
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What does 'amount to' mean?
To be equal to or have the same effect as.
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What does 'refer to' mean?
To mention or allude to something.
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What does 'relate to' mean?
To have a connection with something.
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What does 'contribute to' mean?
To help to cause something.
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What does 'cope with' mean?
To deal effectively with something difficult.
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What does 'interact with' mean?
To communicate or work together with someone.
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What do 'inaccurate' and 'inaccuracy' mean?
'Inaccurate' means not correct. 'Inaccuracy' is the quality of being inaccurate.
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What do 'inefficient' and 'inefficiency' mean?
'Inefficient' means not achieving maximum productivity. 'Inefficiency' is the state of being inefficient.
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What do 'innovation' and 'innovative' mean?
'Innovation' is the introduction of new ideas. 'Innovative' means featuring new methods.
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What do 'insist' and 'insistence' mean?
'Insist' means to demand something forcefully. 'Insistence' is the act of insisting.
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What do 'invest' and 'investment' mean?
'Invest' means to put money into something for profit. 'Investment' is the action of investing.
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What does 'obesity' mean?
The condition of being grossly overweight.
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What does 'overcome' mean?
To succeed in dealing with a problem.
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What does 'poor' mean?
Not good in quality or condition.
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What does 'proof' mean?
Evidence or argument establishing a fact.
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What does 'replace with' mean?
To substitute one thing for another.
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What does 'confuse with' mean?
To mistake one thing for another.
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What does 'combine with' mean?
To join or merge with something.