ENG3 Technology in the Future Flashcards
make difficulties less severe [abmildern]
to alleviate, noun: alleviation, adj: alleviative
e.g. this loan will alleviate the pressure on our weak financial position
make greater by addition, increase
to augment
noun: augmentation, adj: augmentative
come together from different directions so as eventually to meet
to converge, noung: convergence, adj: converging
analyse in great detail
to dissect, noun: dissection
e.g. the contract will be dissected to eliminate errors
improve the quality of sth
to enhance, noun: enhancement
e.g. this machine has some enhanced features
send out energy
to emit, noun: emission
e.g. gas, light, energy, e.g. your mobile phone emits a signal
insert (medicine) [einpflanzen]
to implant, noun: an implant
estimate or forecast on the basis of the present trends
to project, noun: projection
follow or continue with (a course of action)
to pursue, noun: pursuer, adj: to pursuable
e.g. we should pursue this market
have confidence or trust in
to rely, noun: reliance, adj: (un)reliable
e.g. you can rely on me completely
drink a mouthful (of food, liquid, etc.)
to swallow
behave towards or deal with in a certain way
to treat, noun: treatment
e.g. she treats me with respect
take back or discontinue with
to withdraw, noun: withdrawal
e.g. she withdrew her comments
condition of being unknown
anonymity
adj: anonymous, adv: anonymously
light-sensitive layer at the back of the eyeball [Netzhaut]
retina
comprehensive knowledge or skill in a particular field [Beherrschung]
mastery
verb: to master
a sudden stoppage of blood flow to the brain [Schlaganfall]
a stroke
a state of mind or feeling
mood
adj: moody
biological classification of individuals of a group
species