lesson words

Question 1

explain something in more detail

Answer 1

elaborate

/ɪˈlæbərət/

The manager asked Sarah to elaborate on her idea for the project, wanting her to provide more details about how it would work.

Question 2

something that involves repeating the same actions or tasks multiple times

Answer 2

It gets a bit repetitive

/rɪˈpetətɪv/

Question 3

something impressive, exciting

Answer 3

It looks sensational

/senˈseɪʃənəl/

Question 4

something without any mistakes, defects, or imperfections—completely perfect

Answer 4

to create an absolutely flawless image

/ˈflɔːləs/

Question 5

something that feels empty, cold, depressing, or lacking in warmth or cheerfulness

Answer 5

It’s quite a **bleak **image

/bliːk/

Question 6

something overly intense, bright, or flashy

Answer 6

It’s a bit too loud for my liking.

Question 7

crowded or filled with too many things

Answer 7

It’s not too cluttered.

/ˈklʌtəd/

She liked the design of the living room because it was not too cluttered—everything was arranged neatly, with plenty of open space

Question 8

to bring out or stir up feelings, memories

Answer 8

photos that evoke emotions

The photographer captures moments that evoke emotions, making viewers feel deeply connected to the subjects in his photos.