CAM 9 TEST 2 READING Flashcards
mental/visual/cognitive/hearing etc
impairment
a condition in which a part of
a person’s mind or body is damaged or
does not work well.
auditory
connected with hearing
preliminary
initial
acoustics
the shape and size of a room,
which affect the way sound is heard in it.
exacerbate
aggregate, worsen
reverberation
echo
disorder
a mental or physical illness
which prevents part of your body from
working properly.
spectrum
range, band, scale
autism
a mental disorder (=problem) that
makes people unable to communicate
properly, or to form relationships.
neurological
the scientific study of the
nervous system and its diseases
discrepancy in/ between
difference,
inconsistency, divergence
characterise
describe, portray, illustrate,
depict.
interlink
to connect or be connected with
something else.
sensory
relating to or using your senses
of sight, hearing, smell, taste, or touch.
stimulus (plural stimuli)
something that
makes someone or something move or
react.
distressing
stressful = upset, painful
quantify
measure, calculate, count.
intrusive
disturbing, unpleasant, upset.
adversely
harmfully, badly, negatively.
be indicative of something
to be a clear
sign that a particular situation exists or that
something is likely to be true.
persistence
tenacity, diligence, insistence
inhibition
inhibition= a feeling of shyness or
embarrassment that stops you doing or saying
what you really want
screen something out/ screen out
something
filter out= to remove people or
things that are not acceptable or not suitable.
background
environment, surroundings,
setting.
set against
to make someone start to fight or
quarrel with another person, especially a
person who they had friendly relations with
before
penetrate
go through, enter, invade.
probable
likely
embark on/upon something
take up st
wide-ranging
widespread
formulate
invent, create, make, plan
literature on something
all the books,
articles etc on a particular subject.
to date
up to now
imperative
urgent, very important, crucial,
vital
promulgate
to spread an idea or belief to as
many people as possible
promulgate
to spread an idea or belief to as
many people as possible.
passage`
movement, motion, travel,
crossing
transit
the process of moving goods
or people from one place to another
treat sb to sth
entertain sb with sth
special
it is alleged(that)
to say that something is
true or that someone has done something
wrong, although it has not been proved
schoolmistress
a female teacher,
especially in a private school
draw somebody to something
attract,
appeal, lure, entice.
the four corners of the
earth/world/globe
places or countries
that are very far away from each other.