part 1

Question 1

Detrimental

Answer 1

harmful, damaging

Question 2

initial

Answer 2

at first, at beginning, at start

Question 3

Prominent

Answer 3

1. important, famouse, well known,
2. Standing out, “sticking out, easy to see or notice
   3but a physical feature can also be prominent because it stands out (is noticeable or easy to see)

Question 4

Imminent

Answer 4

coming, likely to happen soon, about to Happen

Question 5

Scrutiny

Answer 5

carefull and detail search and examination of something in order to understand it

Looking Thor-Inge trash

Question 6

Affluent

Answer 6

Rich, while “affluent” often brings the element of lifestyle and spending habits into consideration.

spending habit and livstyle. how much you spend money

Question 7

Ubiquitous

Answer 7

seeming to be everywhere
exponential functions are ubiquitous in nature

Question 8

Enhance

Answer 8

to make better or improve
to improve, increase the quality, amount, or value of something:

Question 9

Exploit

Answer 9

1. to use or manipulate someone or something to one’s advantage or benefits unfairly
2. to use something well for your own benefits
3. As a noun, an exploit is usually a notable or heroic accomplishment.
   - “Neil Armstrong’s exploit of being the first man to walk on the moon is celebrated around the world.”

Question 10

Persuade
Dissuade

Answer 10

متقاعد کردن
We normally persuade somebody to do something and we normally convince somebody that something is true. To persuade you normally use arguments
Persuade - To change their opinion.

Question 11

Advocate

Answer 11

support

Question 12

disparage

Answer 12

disparage means criticizing someone, in a way that shows you do not respect or value them, belittle them , diminhish importence or value of something

Question 13

Commemorate

Answer 13

to show that you remember an important person or event by having a special ceremony, or by creating a special object, بزرگداشت, گرامیداشت

Question 14

tangible

Answer 14

real and not imaginary; able to be shown, touched, or experienced: important and noticeable, something that is tangible is something that you can touch example: His hostility was almost tangible.

Question 15

overblown

Answer 15

made to seem more important or bigger than what is really true. exaggered, to big, more than reality

• overblown estimate, opinion

Question 16

duplicity

Answer 16

dishonest talk or behavior, especially by saying different things to two people.

Question 17

Obfuscation

Answer 17

to deliberately make something confusing or difficult to understand

Question 18

underpin

Answer 18

to give support, strength, or a basic structure to something

Question 19

Histrionic

Answer 19

behavior in which someone shows very strong feelings in a way that is embarrassing and not reasonable.
With huge amounts of emotion and show, yeah. OK, so histrionics, emotional outburst, but very strong (once?), threatrical emotional outburst

Question 20

Dissemination

Answer 20

to spread or give out news, information, ideas, etc., to a lot of people: انتشار

Question 21

Undermine

Answer 21

Gradually weaken or destroy something or someone. Dig a hole under in order to it to collapse. To describe sabotage or act of weakening someone’s effort