Advanced English Week 3 Flashcards

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Monitoring

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Definition: Regularly checking or observing something to ensure it’s functioning properly.

Example: The company is monitoring employee performance to improve productivity.

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Neutral

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Definition: Not taking sides in an argument or conflict; impartial.

Example: The country remained neutral during the conflict, avoiding involvement.

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Obvious

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Definition: Easily seen or understood; clear.

Example: It was obvious that she was upset from the look on her face.

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Overseas

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Definition: In or to a foreign country, especially across an ocean.

Example: He studied overseas in Australia for two years.

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Parameter

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Definition: A limit or boundary that defines the scope of a process or activity.

Example: The project must be completed within the given budget parameters.

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Phenomenon

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Definition: Something that can be observed and is often unusual or interesting.

Example: The Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon that attracts many tourists.

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Prohibit

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Definition: To officially forbid something by law or rule.

Example: Smoking is prohibited inside the restaurant.

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Pursue

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Definition: To follow or try to achieve something over time.

Example: She decided to pursue a career in medicine after graduating.

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Peruse

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Definition: To look at or read something in a relaxed or casual way.

Example: She perused the menu before deciding what to order for dinner.

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Reveal

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Definition: To show something that was previously hidden or unknown.

Example: The report revealed important details about the company’s finances.

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Scope

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Definition: The range or extent of something.

Example: The scope of the research includes both local and international data.

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Sequence

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Definition: A specific order in which things happen or are arranged.

Example: The sequence of events leading to the accident was unclear.

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Simulation

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Definition: A model or imitation of a situation used for training or research.

Example: Pilots often practice in flight simulators to prepare for real-life situations.

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Solely

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Definition: Only or exclusively.

Example: She is solely responsible for managing the project from start to finish.

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Substitution

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Definition: Replacing one thing with another.

Example: The substitution of sugar with honey made the recipe healthier.

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Successive

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Definition: Following one after the other in a sequence.

Example: The team won three successive championships, making history.