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