lesson 6 Flashcards
Popular (adjective)
Something that a
lot of people do or
know. Well-liked
Approach (verb)
get closer to
something/ the
way you deal with a
problem.
Comprehensive
(adjective)
Including much,
covering completely
Deceive (verb)
To trick someone////They deceived the
young girl very
easily
Neglect (verb)
Give too little care
or attention to
something. overlook////The mother had
neglected the infant
Undoubtedly
(adverb)
Without any doubt//The teenager was
undoubtedly very
smart.
Employee (noun)
A person who is paid
to work for someone
else
Client (noun)
A person who
uses the services
or the advice of a
professional////The client was given
good advice by that
lawyer
Defraud (verb)
To get money illegally
from a person or a
company. Swindle////He defrauded the
bank he worked for
of millions of dollars
Thorough
(adjective)
Complete /
comprehensive////He looked at the
thorough work done
by his student
Detect (verb)
To find or notice
something
Defect (noun/verb)
A problem or error in
something
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