Voc. Oxford words Advanced Flashcards
To liaise with
To contact, to discuss, to ask questions, to find out in a professional way, negociar, hablar con ellos e involucrarse para saber o empezar algo.
to accomplish:
To be successful, to reach some goal, to achieve something. Ej: I´ve accomplished a lot but still have more dreams.
to grasp
to nurture
means to look after in a very kind, gentle and loving way. Ej: - the cat nurtures her kittens- we nurture our children when they are born.
to articulate
Meaning to explain something very clearly and in an understandable way.- He is really good on his feet, He is one of those natural speakers. He is very good at articulating points.- Sometimes When I studied the class topic I can articulate very well to my mates.
to hinder:
Means to slow down, to prevent from making progress, no necesariamente para lo. Ej: -His career was hindered because he had to take two years´ leave of absence when he was extremely sick.
to embrace:
To wrap your arms around somebody and give them a big squeeze hug or kiss after a long long time. or mean to accept something enthusiastically. —Ej: He embraced the change in the new company. — They embraced each other at Christmas time.
to deteriorate
To get worse, or to drop in levels or to a level that is really unacceptable. Ej: The service on the buses has also deteriorated.
to scrutinise:
to study something in great detail or carefully. Ej: —Please scrutinise your exam paper to ensure you´ve put in all the details before handing it in. —He scrutinised the report line by line.
accurate
acquire
advertise
afterwards
aged
aim
appear
blame
bury
queue
widely
wage
roof
to blast off
refers to the alunch of the rocket or spacecraft, or to push the rocket up into space.
to veer off
to change the direction