Levels 7-9 Week 4 Flashcards

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In spite of

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Definition: Even though something happened.

Example: In spite of the rain, we went for a walk.

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In theory

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Definition: What should happen, according to ideas, not reality.

Example: In theory, the plan should work, but it’s harder in practice.

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The letter of the law

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Definition: The exact words of the law.

Example: The judge followed the letter of the law during the trial.

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The spirit of the law

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Definition: The intention or goal behind the law.

Example: The spirit of the law is to keep people safe.

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Juror

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Definition: A person who serves on a jury in a court.

Example: The jurors listened carefully to the evidence.

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Reach a verdict

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Definition: To decide whether someone is guilty or not in a trial.

Example: The jury reached a verdict after three days of discussions.

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Simply put

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Definition: In simple terms.

Example: Simply put, it’s a bad idea.

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Suitable

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Definition: Right or appropriate for a situation.

Example: This dress is suitable for a formal event.

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Summon

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Definition: To call someone to come to you.

Example: The manager summoned everyone for a meeting.

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Unanimous

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Definition: When everyone agrees on something.

Example: The decision was unanimous; everyone voted yes.

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Anonymous

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Definition: Without a name or identity being known.

Example: The donation was made by an anonymous person.

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Adequate

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Definition: Enough or good enough for a specific need.

Example: The food was adequate for everyone at the party.

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It goes without saying

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Definition: Something that is obvious or understood without being said.

Example: It goes without saying that safety is important at work.

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Make an accommodation

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Definition: To change something to meet a need or situation.

Example: The company made an accommodation for employees with disabilities.

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Get back on track

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Definition: To return to the right direction or course of action.

Example: After a short break, we need to get back on track with our work.

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Go one step further

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Definition: To do something extra or beyond what is expected.

Example: She went one step further and finished the project ahead of time.