New Words

Question 1

Military Neatness

Answer 1

Military neatness means keeping everything tidy and well-organized in the military to maintain order and readiness.
The soldiers’ commitment to military neatness was evident as they meticulously maintained their uniforms and gear, presenting a highly organized and disciplined appearance.

Question 2

Clammy

Answer 2

The feeling that something wet.
Your hands are so clammy.

Question 3

Carry out

Answer 3

Means to do or complete something as planned.

Question 4

Put forward

Answer 4

To state an idea or suggest a plan or person

Question 5

Read over

Answer 5

Reading checking for mistakes

Question 6

Phase out

Answer 6

Stop doing something gradually

Question 7

Take on

Answer 7

To accept an offer or responsibility

Question 8

it’s not rocket science

Answer 8

Is used to emphasize that something is not very complicated or difficult to understand.

Question 9

Hurdle

Answer 9

Something you jump over.

Question 10

GDP

Answer 10

PIB

Question 11

Devoid

Answer 11

Free from

Question 12

Alluring

Answer 12

Very attract

Question 13

Elusive

Answer 13

Difficult to remember

Question 14

Conscientious objector

Answer 14

A person who refuses to serve in the armed forces for reasons of conscience

Question 15

Patina

Answer 15

A thin layer

Question 16

Bonhomie

Answer 16

Friendliness / good-natured manner

Question 17

Epiphany

Answer 17

Sudden insight

Question 18

Jibe

Answer 18

A taunting remark

Question 19

Riles

Answer 19

Irritates / provokes

Question 20

Eschew

Answer 20

Avoid / Abstain

Question 21

Breakages

Answer 21

“Breakages” typically refers to things that are broken or damaged, often in the context of goods, objects, or equipment. It is the plural form of “breakage,” which is the state of being broken. For example, in shipping or transportation, there might be concerns about breakages if fragile items are not handled carefully, leading to damage or breakage during transit.