unit 8 upstream Flashcards
absorbed in sth , spending most of your time doing sth or thinking about it
immersed in sth
bewilder to confuse someone y being or doing something very strange or impossible to explain, is it transitive or not?
mystify often passive transitive
حير
bewilder
adverb of mystify
mystifyingly
a natural understanding or ability, especially in a subject or activity
have a feel for sth (Also feeling)
including a wide range of things, general
broad
very important and having a lot of influence on other people or things, crucial
key (adj)
serious discussion of a subject in which many people take part
debate
search quickly, to look quickly at the pages of a magazine, book, etc.
flick through sth
to throw something away or get rid of it because you no longer want or need it
discard (v)
having so much coursework that your life consists of nothing but study
being cut off from civilization
argue against the theories of beliefs that are already well-established with the public
pull down monuments
take out exactly what is important
plucked out what was needed
recall from one’s memory information that is essential
Drag out the details
A top-level academic qualification or degree, typically awarded to students who achieve excellent grades, often equivalent to a GPA of 3.7 or higher in many systems.
First class degree
الماجستير
Master’s degree
Education beyond secondary school, usually at universities or colleges, leading to degrees like bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degrees.
higher education
A very high-quality education, often referring to schools, universities, or programs known for their excellence in teaching and resources.
First-rate education
A type of education where students receive materials and assignments via mail (or online), studying independently without attending classes in person. This is often used for distance learning.
correspondence course
A short course designed to update or improve a person’s knowledge or skills in a particular subject area. This is often for professionals looking to stay current in their field.
Refresher course
Education that is legally required for children, usually from a certain age to a specific age, ensuring all children attend school for a minimum period.
Compulsory schooling
Education that takes place in a structured, recognized setting like schools or universities, usually involving a curriculum, teachers, and assessments.
Formal schooling
Education where students and instructors are separated by physical distance, often using online platforms, video calls, or correspondence to deliver lessons and materials.
Long-distance learning
A method of learning that allows students to complete courses or programs in a shorter time than usual, often with more intense or focused study sessions.
Accelerated learning
The fees paid by students to a school, college, or university for their education, typically covering the cost of instruction.
Tuition fees
Fees that are paid when enrolling in a course or program, often non-refundable and required before starting the classes.
Registration fees
A document or certificate issued to students after completing their schooling, often after passing exams that mark the end of their secondary education.
school-leaving certificate
To take the final exams or assessments that determine the completion of a course or degree program.
Sit for one’s finals
To be formally removed from a school or university as a result of breaking rules or engaging in misconduct.
Get expelled
To temporarily be banned from attending school or university, often as a disciplinary action for violating policies or rules.
Get suspended
A school holiday that typically occurs during the Easter season, where students are given time off from classes.
Have an Easter break
الصوم الكبير + الخماسين
Easter season
