Fichas

AWL Sublist 2 academic vocabulary words and meanings

Pamela Santizo Inglés 39 fichas

1. It introduces a sentence indicating a real or possible difficulty in spite of which what is expressed in the main…

Fichas del conjunto (39)

1—1. It introduces a sentence indicating a real or possible difficulty in spite of which what is expressed in the main sentence can be, happen or be done.
Sentence:
It was an interesting conversation, albeit one-way.
2—2. Coolly polite, correct but not friendly.
Sentence:
My best friend told me that Ashley was courteous to Mr. Smith, but had a face that was not friendly.
3—3. To describe, explain, or illustrate by examples.
Sentence:
Yesterday I was able to demonstrate my level of competence on the TV show.
4—4. Of or relating to the production, distribution, and use of income, wealth, and goods and services.
Sentence:
Last year we had a lot of economic problems in the company.
5—5. Activity to produce something.
Sentence:
Josh's labor at the company is to advertise for brands.
6—6. The amount by which the greater number, as of votes, exceeds the remainder.
Sentence:
The majority of the class voted to buy Pizza on Friday.
7—7. Unanimous judgment or belief that a group comes to after discussion.
Sentence:
The administrators had to reach a consensus for the modernizations in the school.
8—8. Being the one who dominates in a situation due to some circumstance among several people or things.
Sentence:
The predominance of King Arthur during his reign was many centuries ago.
9—9. Make several different things or people form a whole or contribute to a common cause.
Sentence:
The village priest hoped to unify his habitants to participate in social service.
10—10. Go gathering and progressively increasing the quantity or number of certain things or people.
Sentence:
My first interest is the accumulation of money for the university.
11—11. Composed of two or more ingredients.
Sentence:
My cake was compound of flour, eggs, vanilla essence and sugar.
12—12. Derived from or depending upon experience or observation alone.
Sentence:
Most current work uses an empirical concept.
13—13. Existing as a permanent part or quality that cannot be taken out.
Sentence:
A healthy heart is inherent in a human.
14—14. A piece of information.
Sentence:
I read the most important item of
COVID-19.
15—15. A part of a whole; a segment
Sentence:
I grabbed a slice of my mom's birthday cake.
16—16. The relation between two numbers or amounts, with respect to the number of times the first contains the second.
Sentence:
The ratio of 3 to 9 is the same as the ratio of 1 to 3.
17—17. A system of rule or government.
Sentence:
Venezuela lives a dictatorial regime.
18—18. That which is required;
a thing demanded or obligatory.
Sentence:
The requirement to work at Mc donald's is to be of legal age.
19—19. A device pulled or pressed to release something.
Sentence:
My dad told me that in the zoo they trigger the lion because he was hurting many people.
20—20. The general course or prevailing tendency; drift.
Sentence:
I did the famouse Tik Tok trend.
21—21. The adjustment of an optical device that is necessary to produce a clear image.
Sentence:
The photographer focus the lens of his camera to take a beautiful photo.
22—22. To increase to the greatest possible amount.
Sentence:
The company's main function is to maximize profit.
23—23. Not controlled or supervised by regulations or laws.
Sentence:
This unregulated refers to the sexual regulation that Freud believed necessary.
24—24. That is not visible.
Sentence:
Yesterday I saw the movie of the
invisible man.
25—25. A system for communication by telegraph, etc., in which the letters are represented by long and short sounds, etc.
Sentence:
Yesterday I learn the morse code.
26—26. To manage or influence skillfully and often unfairly.
Sentence:
Sometimes there is manipulation in elections.
27—27. Elating to or involving the whole world;
worldwide.
Sentence:
Satellite imagery gives a global perspective on the ozone hole.
28—28. Consist of; be made up of.
Sentence:
When students get sick, teachers need to comprise the situation.
29—29. A recurring period of time, esp. one in which certain events repeat themselves:
Sentence:
The cycle snow almost end.
30—30. The central part of a fleshy fruit, containing the seeds.
Sentence:
I almost reached the core of the apple.
31—31. To impress the mind or move the feelings of.
Sentence:
Covid-19 affect many people around the world.
32—32. The right, power, or ability to control, command, or decide.
Sentence:
My mom is my highest authority.
33—33. A procedure, technique, or planned way of doing something.
Sentence:
I use a different method to teach sixth grade and kindergarten.
34—34. to bring into existence; produce;
originate.
Sentence:
We need to generate a lot of profit this month.
35—35. Wear produced on the surface of one body by rubbing or rubbing another.
Sentence:
Last night she slept in a hole that erosion has carved out of the rock.
36—36. to support or bear up from below;
bear the weight of.
Sentence:
We must find out how we can make the company sustainable always.
37—37. From one end or limit to the other.
Sentence:
The overall length is 15 feet. The computer takes up three square feet overall.
38—38. Health, happiness, and prosperity;
well-being.
Sentence:
She does not think about anything other than the welfare of her children.
39—39. To enclose within bounds; limit or restrict.
Sentence:
Force my children to confine in my house because of the Pandemic.