Review Vocabulary Units 1-3 Flashcards

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Graduate

A

A person who has graduated
There were 500 graduates in my high school class.

Noun, person

Pronounced “graduIT”

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Graduation

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The ceremony where you get your certificate after you successfully complete a class or degree

We had a graduation in December for finishing our class.

Noun, event

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To graduate

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To finish a course and receive a certificate

I graduated from university in 2021.

Verb

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Flexible

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To be bendy (physically)
The dancer was very flexible - she can do the splits.

To be okay with change
You need to be quite flexible to be a police officer - your schedule changes everyday.

Adjective

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Flexibility

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The ability to be flexible

Yoga requires a lot of flexibility.

Noun

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Risk

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Situation where you may be in danger
She likes to take risks - she likes skydiving, riding motorcycles, and traveling to unexplored places.

Noun

Usually used with the verb “take”

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Risky

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Likely to be dangerous
It’s risky to text while you drive, you could easily get in an accident.

Adjective

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To select

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To choose

The application said select “male or female.”

Verb

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Selection

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The action of choosing something

I need to make a final selection of students who would like to join the choir.

Noun

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To reside

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To live in; formal

We reside in Thessaloniki.

Verb

Phrasal verb: to reside in

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Resident

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A person who lives in a particular area

We are all residents of Thessaloniki.

Noun, person

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Residential

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A place or area that is primarily used for housing
The office building is not residential - there are no houses there.

Adjective

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Valid

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Acceptable

You need a valid passport to travel internationally.

Adjective

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Invalid

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Not acceptable

Your drivers license is invalid - it expired months ago.

Adjective

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To validate

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To make something officially acceptable

On the bus, you need to validate your ticket using the orange machine.

Verb

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Efficient

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To be done quickly and well
The doctor was so efficient - he examined me, gave me a diagnosis, and wrote me a prescription all in 20 minutes!

Adjective

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Efficiency

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The state of being efficient
Efficiency was important to the business - they wanted clients to have their appointments quickly and get good results.

Noun

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Inefficient

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Not efficient

The public services in Greece are very inefficient - you often have to wait hours for an appointment.

Adjective

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Participant

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A person who takes part in an activity
You are all participants in this class.

Noun; person

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To participate

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To take part in something
If you want to participate in class, you need to register first.

Verb

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Participation

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The act of taking part in something

When I was in school, we used to get graded on our participation - if we raised our hands and answered questions.

Noun

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To perform

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To present to an audience, usually a musical or theatrical production
Taylor Swift performed at her concert!

Verb

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Performance

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The presentation of a play, concert, etc.

I’m having a Jazz performance tonight - do you want to come?

Noun

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Performer

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A person who puts on a show, usually in music or theater

There were 10 performers in the play - they were all so great!

Noun, person

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To commit
To promise to do something I ***commit*** to studying Greek for 1 hour every day. | Verb
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Commitment
The promise to do something You made a ***commitment*** to attend class when you registered. | Noun
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Committed
To be a person who usually keeps their promises She was a ***committed*** student - she always turned in her homework on time and came to class with lots of questions for the teacher. | Adjective
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To delight
To make someone extremely happy Going to the cinema will ***delight*** everyone - young children, teenagers, adults, and older people! | Verb
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Delighted
To feel extremely happy and pleased I feel ***delighted*** when I eat tiramisu - it's so delicious! | Adjective
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Delightful
Something that makes you feel happy and pleased The tiramisu was so ***delightful*** - I loved it so much! | Adjective
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To motivate
To encourage someone I want ***to motivate*** all my students to succeed. | Verb, stative
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Motivation
The act of encouraging someone to do something Giving children money when they do their chores is a good ***motivation*** tool. | Noun
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Motivated
To feel encouraged to do something I feel very ***motivated*** to always try my best in class because I really want to learn. | Adjective
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To suit
To be right for you The teaching job ***suited*** her - she was very patient and outgoing. | Verb
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Suitability
The quality of being right for a particular purpose We need to discuss her ***suitability*** for the job - she isn't very good at it! | Noun
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Suitable
Description of something that is right for you The Disney movie is ***suitable*** for children | Adjective ## Footnote Opposite: unsuitable
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Profession
Job or career What is your ***profession?*** Oh, I'm a teacher! | Noun
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Professional
Doing an activity as a paid job, not just for fun She is a ***professional*** photographer. | Adjective ## Footnote Opposite: unprofessional
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Professionally
Doing an activity as a paid job, not just for fun (describing the action) She sings ***professionally*** in a jazz band. | Adverb
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Visible
Able to be seen There was a ***visible*** stain on her shirt - she spilled her coffee! | Adjective ## Footnote Opposite: invisible
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Visibility
The state of being able to see There was no ***visibility*** on the road - there was so much fog! | Noun
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Visibly
Doing something in a way that can be noticed easily She was ***visibily*** upset - you could see she had been crying. | Adverb
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To educate
To teach someone something The teacher ***educated*** her class. | Verb
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Education
The process or system of learning The public ***education*** system in the US serves students from age 6-18. | Noun
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Educational
Something that was created for learning purposes Many children's TV shows are ***educational.*** | Adjective
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Well-educated
Someone who has clearly gone to good schools and received a high-quality education Her child was very ***well-educated*** - he attended the very best schools in the country!