Advanced English Week 2 Flashcards
Ethical
Definition: Relating to what is right and wrong.
Example: The company has strong ethical standards.
Explicit
Definition: Clear and easy to understand.
Example: The instructions were explicit, so there was no confusion.
Exploitation
Definition: The act of using someone or something unfairly for your own benefit.
Example: They protested against the exploitation of workers in the factory.
Extract
Definition: To take something out.
Example: The dentist extracted my tooth because it was damaged.
Fluctuations
Definition: Changes, especially up and down.
Example: There were large fluctuations in the stock market this week.
Guidelines
Definition: General rules or advice for doing something.
Example: The company has set guidelines for using the equipment safely.
Implicit
Definition: Suggested but not directly stated.
Example: There was an implicit agreement that they would share the profits.
Incompatible
Definition: Not able to work together or exist together.
Example: The new software is incompatible with my old computer.
Induce
Definition: To cause something to happen.
Example: The medicine induced a feeling of calm.
Inevitably
Definition: Certain to happen.
Example: Inevitably, the project took longer than expected.
Inherent
Definition: Existing as a natural part of something.
Example: There are inherent risks in starting a new business.
Intensity
Definition: The strength or power of something
Example: The intensity of the storm was frightening.
Internal
Definition: Inside something, not on the outside.
Example: The company has internal policies to ensure efficiency.
Mature
Definition: Fully developed or grown.
Example: He is a mature leader who makes thoughtful decisions.
Mutual
Definition: Shared by two or more people.
Example: They have a mutual respect for each other.