Advanced English Week 1 Flashcards

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Administration

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Definition: The process of managing and organizing the affairs of an organization or government.

Example: “The administration of the new policy requires careful planning and oversight.”

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Approach

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Definition: A method or way of doing something, or the act of coming closer to something.

Example: “Her approach to solving the problem involved both creative thinking and systematic analysis.”

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Aspects

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Definition: Different parts or features of a situation, problem, or subject.

Example: “The project’s success will depend on various aspects, including budget, timeline, and team collaboration.”

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Assume

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Definition: To take something for granted without proof or to suppose something is true based on evidence.

Example: “We assume the meeting is at 10 AM unless we hear otherwise.”

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Complex

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Definition: Composed of many interconnected parts, making it difficult to understand or analyze.

Example: “The new software has a complex interface that takes time to learn.”

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Concerning

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Definition: Relating to or about something; causing worry or anxiety.

Example: “The report contained several concerning statistics about environmental impact.”

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Conduct

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Definition: To organize and carry out; or the manner in which a person behaves.

Example: “The study was conducted over six months, and the results were published last week.”

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Consequence

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Definition: The result or effect of an action or decision.

Example: “Failing to meet the deadline had serious consequences for the project’s success.”

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Consistent

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Definition: Always behaving or happening in the same way; reliable.

Example: “She is known for her consistent performance, which makes her a valuable team member.”

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Destructive

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Definition: Causing significant damage or harm.

Example: “The hurricane was highly destructive, leaving many buildings in ruins.”

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Distinction

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Definition: A difference or contrast between similar things; or a special honor or recognition.

Example: “There is a clear distinction between the two theories based on their underlying principles.”

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Indicate

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Definition: To show or point out something; to make something known.

Example: “The data indicates a significant improvement in customer satisfaction.”

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Maintenance

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Definition: The process of keeping something in good condition through regular checks and repairs.

Example: “Routine maintenance of the machinery is essential to prevent breakdowns.”

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Restrict

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Definition: To limit or control the size, amount, or range of something.

Example: “New regulations will restrict access to sensitive information.”

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Structure

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Definition: The arrangement or organization of parts to form a whole; or the framework of something.

Example: “The structure of the essay was clear, with distinct sections for each main point.”

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Threat

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Definition: A possibility of danger or harm; something that poses a risk.

Example: “The report highlighted several threats to the security of the system.”